It will be a September to remember for you if you take a boat ride in ‘Lake’ Dzombe, a magnificent small man-made lake situated at Sunbird Kalipano Hotel in Dowa district. The man-made lake was constructed under close supervision of…
The magnificent ZOA Falls located along Ruo River at Thekerani in Thyolo District, stand as one of the most popular tourist attractions for both Malawi and Mozambique. The waterfalls has also an important geographical feature as it forms the border…
Located in Lilongwe District, Dzalanyama Forest Reserve is a breathtaking forest that leaves tourists with lasting memories. The forest, located approximately 60 kilometres south-west of the district, has several streams and rivers with breathtaking waterfalls. Formerly, known as the Central…
If you have not visited Ntchisi Rain Forest reserve located in Ntchisi District in the Central Region of Malawi, you are yet to experience the pureness of nature. The reserve is a hidden treasure and one of the last remaining…
Nestled in the rolling hills of Rumphi District in the northern Malawi, the Livingstonia Mission Church stands as a testament to the country’s rich history and cultural heritage. Founded by Scottish missionaries in 1894, this stunning church is a must-visit…
The ministry of tourism has underscored its dedication to construct eco-friendly accommodation at the Kasungu National Park to promote domestic tourism in the country. This comes at a time as Malawi joins the entire world in commemorating Tourism Month under…
ST Peter’s Cathedral principal church of the Anglican Diocese of Northern Malawi continues to captivate travel enthusiasts to date. The church is estimated to be 120 years old. Located at the beautiful centre of the Likoma Island, which is surrounded…
Cultural and Museum Centre Karonga in Karonga, Malawi, is a vibrant cultural institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich heritage of the region. The centre features various exhibits that highlight the natural history, archaeology, and cultural traditions of the…
Located in the imposing Lake Malawi National Park, at Cape Maclear in Mangochi district, lies Mwala Wa Mphini rock, a hidden gem for unforgettable adventures that capture the attention of discerning tourists. This breath-taking beauty of Malawi’s natural landscape, beckons…
Chizumulu and Likoma Islands, nestled in the northern part of Lake Malawi, are emerging as vibrant economic hubs, particularly in the tourism sector. As we celebrate Tourism Month, these two islands are showcasing their unique resources and attractions to visitors.…