I found a website that allows you to generate a world map highlighting those countries you have visited. You can download the map, post it somewhere, or later update it after you have visited a new country.
Plot the countries you have visited on a map
I found a website that allows you to generate a world map highlighting those countries you have visited. You can download the map, post it somewhere, or later update it after you have visited a new country.
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The best of the Congo
A Canadian blogger named Kim Gjerstad lived in the Democratic Republic of the Congo from 2002 until at least 2007. Kim's blog -- though short-lived -- surely ranks among the finest. Kim blogged about the war-ravaged country, life in Kinshasa, and -- our interest here -- travel.
You couldn't ask for a more inspiring visual guide to the greatest sights of Congo than the links off this post:
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Merci à Cédric Kalonji
You couldn't ask for a more inspiring visual guide to the greatest sights of Congo than the links off this post:
My own top five Congo attractions (never did the river trip)...Another post at Kim's blog provides insight into a global environmental emergency: the poaching of Congo's mountain guerrillas.
- Ruwenzori, the Mountains of the Moon, snow in Congo, third highest on the continent, the weirdest plants ever. Photos.
- Nyiragongo volcano, the third largest lava lake in the world, stare in a hole twice the height of Eiffel Tower and look at fountains of lava. Post.
- Mountain gorillas, take on the huge Silverback male with his harem full of fluffy babies. Damn, you only wished you could touch them. Photos.
- Pygmies of the Ituri forest will take you on a rush in the forest. Survival never looked easier. Photos.
- Itombwe Plateau, off limits area, unfortunately, simply picturesque landscape, highly interesting ethnic mix (or un mix), you could be the first white a whole generation will see. That is, on the condition you’re white. Photos.
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Merci à Cédric Kalonji
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