Most Attractive Places in Malawi | | Mew Play

Lake Malawi The ninth largest lake in the world, Lake Malawi is often the main tourist draw for the country; and with good reason. Lined with small fishing villages, white sandy beaches, resorts, and rugged jungle, Lake Malawi is the perfect escape. Kande Horse Stables Located on the shores of Lake Malawi, the Kande Horse Stables are an absolute must for anyone that has an interest in horseback riding (or even if you don't!). Stay for a minimum of two weeks and fully experience life as a rider. Lake Chilwa While Lake Malawi may take most of the press, there's another lake, nestled in southeast Malawi, that deserves accolades of its own. Lake Chilwa is the second largest lake in the country and is a major source of fishing for not only the 335 villages that line its shores, but for the rest of Malawi as well. Because it has no inflow, the size and depth of the lake rapidly changes over time in accordance to precipitation, continually affecting the landscape. Chongoni Rock Art Area Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006, the Chongoni Rock Art Area consists of art attributed to hunter gatherers from the stone age, as well as members of farming communities from the iron age. The art depicts ceremonies and rituals, and is considered the densest cluster of rock art in Central Africa. Likoma Island One of two inhabited islands on Lake Malawi, Likoma Island is truly an island paradise. Home to gorgeous sand beaches, beautiful snorkelling spots, and the Anglican cathedral of St. Peter, one of the largest churches in Africa, Likoma is the quiet sort of place you can lose yourself in. ******************************************* ***********************************

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