What are the famous scenic spots on the African continent?

Masai Mara National Wildlife Refuge [Kenya], one of the top ten famous tourist attractions in Africa, is a huge well-protected scenic spot in southern Kenya and one of the best wildlife refuges in the world. The low hills are rolling, the vast grasslands are endless, and the huge acacia trees and bobo trees are scattered among them. Many tributaries of the Mara River crisscross and have beautiful scenery. Here, people and nature, people and animals live in harmony, unique primitive culture and fairyland-like beauty of grassland sunrise and sunset can make modern people who have lived in the city for a long time forget all the pressures and troubles, fully integrate into the wonderful nature, and feel a kind of relaxation and happiness of returning.

2. The oldest desert-namib desert [Namibia] Although most of this desert is uninhabited and inaccessible, there are still people living in Sesrim, which is close to the famous Sossusville and a series of sand dunes, some of which are more than 300 meters high, including the highest sand dune in the world. Its dune shape is complex and regular, which has become the research object of geologists. This area is considered as the oldest desert in the world. The arid and semi-arid climate has lasted for at least 80 million years. Does it sound like an impulse to explore?

3. The most luxurious stone city-Zanzibar Stone City [Tanzania] Zanzibar Stone City is a coastal commercial city built by Swahili people in East Africa. The stone city of Zanzibar has a deep winding path, a noisy market, many mosques and beautifully decorated Arab houses. The tall wooden doors of urban buildings are covered with copper nails, carefully carved with gorgeous patterns, with typical Arabic style. Stone Town has well preserved the ancient town architecture and its beautiful town scenery. There are many exquisite buildings in the city, reflecting its unique culture.

4. Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa [Tanzania] Kilimanjaro is located in the northeast of Tanzania, near the Kenyan border, and is the highest mountain in Africa. As far away as 200 kilometers, you can see its snow crown hanging in the blue sky and shining in the equatorial sun. Kilimanjaro is called "the roof of Africa", and many geographers like to call it "the king of Africa". The top of Kilimanjaro is covered with snow, and the mountainside is full of mystery. Especially at dusk, the clouds at the top of Kilimanjaro occasionally disperse, and the silvery peak reveals a enchanting face in the afterglow of the golden sunset, which is colorful and dazzling.

5. The only gem in the Niger River basin-the ancient city of Jenin [Mali] is praised as "the gem in the Niger River basin" by the world. It is famous for its unique Sahara-Sudan architectural style, Moorish architecture and splendid Islamic culture. There are about 2000 ancient buildings in this city, all of which are well preserved. In order to adapt to seasonal floods, houses are built on mountains. The green Barney River flows slowly through the downtown area of this historic city. There are ditches in the city, small bridges lying in waves and flowing water gurgling. All kinds of buildings are hidden among tall and lush mango trees, as well as thick palm trees and banana fruits, with flowers and green grass. Various buildings, such as princes' mansions, mosques and scholars' tombs, show the urban scene of a tropical water town and Zeguo.

6. One of the largest waterfalls in the world-Victoria Waterfall [Zimbabwe] Victoria Waterfall is one of the largest waterfalls in the world, located in the middle reaches of the Zambezi River in Africa, and Zambia borders Zimbabwe. The canyon itself, where the great waterfall pours down, is a rare natural moat in the world. Here, the high gorge twists and turns, the pale rock is like a sword, and the huge waterfall turns over the silver and flows, forming a particularly beautiful natural scenery. Victoria Falls is famous for its shape, scale and sound, which is a miracle of the world. The waterfall rushes into the basalt channel, and a rainbow formed by water mist can be seen 200 kilometers away. When the new moon rises, the dazzling moon rainbow is reflected in the water mist, and the scenery is very charming.

7. Okavango Delta, one of the largest inland deltas in the world [Botswana] The Okavango Delta is close to the edge of kalahari desert, where papyrus and phoenix trees flourish, and the rich waters also provide an ideal ecological environment for osprey, kingfisher, hippopotamus, crocodile and tiger fish. When the surrounding areas of the delta began to emerge from the water, wild animals began to concentrate at the nearest water edge, becoming natural shelters and large pools for Kalahari large animals. Fish swimming in the water, crocodiles sunbathing on the beach, hippos grazing freely and swamp antelopes are all very wonderful.

8. The biggest canyon in Africa-Fish River Grand Canyon [Namibian] Located in Ayers/West Tsvet International Park, Fish River Grand Canyon is one of the largest canyons in the world and the largest canyon in Africa. The hiking routes of Yu He Grand Canyon are among the best in southern Africa, and backpackers can walk along the river. There are steep cliffs on both sides of the road, and there is a deeply winding river below. The whole route extends from the northernmost end of the Fish River Grand Canyon to the Aisi Hot Spring. Many tourists choose to explore the Fish River Grand Canyon on foot, and it takes at least five days to complete the hiking expedition.

9. The most mysterious cemetery pyramid-Memphis and its cemetery pyramid [Egypt] Memphis and its cemetery pyramid are located around the capital of the ancient Egyptian kingdom, including rock tombs, stone tombs, temples and pyramids, and are considered to be one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. The pyramids and the Sphinx were built in Giza, where everything is so sacred that it remains the same despite thousands of years. The pyramids of Giza are magnificent in appearance, located on the plateau, echoing the old city of Cairo across the Nile.

10. One of the most famous prehistoric cultural sites-Omo Valley [Ethiopia] Omo Valley is located in Omo Valley, north of Turkana Lake in Hemgofa area in southern Ethiopia, and is a world-famous prehistoric cultural site. Today, the Omo Valley remains in its original state, and the tribal tradition remains the same. Women there still wear exquisite and gorgeous skins, while men wear a bun with a special color on their heads to show their masculinity. Here, we can see that women in the west of Moore still wear huge lips, while men take part in the regular club fighting ceremony.