Why do women like to travel to Gambia?

Because it is romantic, it is suitable for girls to go.

The national flag of the Republic of Gambia, formerly known as Gambia in Taiwan Province Province, is rectangular with a length-width ratio of 3: 2. From top to bottom, it consists of three parallel horizontal rectangles of red, blue and green, and there is a white bar at the junction of blue, red and green. Red symbolizes sunshine; Blue symbolizes love and loyalty, and also represents gambia river, which runs across the country. Green symbolizes tolerance and agriculture; The two white stripes represent purity, peace, law-abiding, and Gambians' friendly feelings towards the people of the world. & lt/B& gt； In the center of the national emblem is a coat of arms, and the blue shield is crossed with yellow "Rocca" axe and "Mandingo" hoe. At the top of the coat of arms are helmets and palm kernel fruit trees, and Gambia is rich in palm kernel fruit; There is a lion on each side, holding an axe and a hoe respectively. The ribbon below says "progress, peace and prosperity" in English. Banjul, the capital, used to be called "bathurst". The capital and seaport of Gambia, the smallest capital of Africa, is located on the east bank of St. Mary's Island at the mouth of gambia river River. Population is 45,000 (1983). British colonists built it into a military fortress. Now it is the national political, economic and transportation center. There are small industries, such as oil extraction (peanuts) and fish processing and textile. There are two deep-water wharves (16-27m) in the harbor, which can berth seagoing ships. Navigation can be carried along gambia river to the east of the country all year round. Gambian women dressed in national costumes produce peanuts and their products, palm kernels, leather and dried smoked fish. There is an international airport in Yundumu, 22.5 kilometers southwest. The climate is mild, the scenery is beautiful and there are many birds. A tourist attraction. Farming here is not easy, so there are not many economic activities and it is full of laziness. It is more like a big country than the capital. It is definitely more comfortable to come here to enjoy the leisure of vacation than to go to the crowded beaches in Europe. Albert Market is located in the center of Banzhu. If you want to spend hours shopping, you can find everything from food and clothes to handicrafts here. There is also the Gambia National Museum in the city. Although it is not very big, it exhibits many archaeological photos, maps and documents of African nationalities and colonial times. If you want to leave the city temporarily, you can take an electric motorboat named pirogues, which can take you to Oyster Creek along the waterway separating Banzhu from other lands. This is a good place to watch birds. The currency is D.G.GMD in Dalasi, Gambia, Boetes and 1 Dalasi = 100 Boetes 1 GMD = 100 Boetes (fen). Population is 654.38+600,000 (2006). The main ethnic groups are Mandingo (accounting for 42% of the population), Raf (also known as Boer, accounting for 16%), Wolof (accounting for 16%), Jurassic (accounting for 10%) and Serahuri (accounting for 9%). The official language is English, and the national languages are Mandingo, Wolof, Raf (also known as Bohr) and Serahuri. 90% of the residents believe in Islam, and the rest believe in Protestantism, Catholicism and fetishism. Gambia is divided into two cities (Banjul City and Kanifen City) and five districts (Western District, Xiahe District, McCarthy Island District, Shanghe District and Bei 'an District). There are 35 counties below the districts, with villages as the grassroots units. Banjul City, Kanifen City, West District, Xiahe District, McCarthy Island District, Shanghe District and Bei 'an District.