Have you always wanted to visit Chad?

The country has a unique nature, culture and history, which attracts tourists from different countries as well.

1. The Republic of Chad is one of the largest countries in Africa, it occupies an area of about 1.3 million km².
2. The capital is N'Djamena. It was founded in 1900 as a military stronghold and still retains its colonial appearance.
3. The country has large reserves of natural resources, but their development is difficult due to the political situation and underdeveloped infrastructure.
4. One of the main attractions is Lake Chad, which is one of the largest bodies of water in Africa. It is known for its floating islands and constantly changing shorelines.
5. There are many national parks and reserves where you can find rare animals such as giraffes, elephants, lions and cheetahs.
6. The Sahara Desert in the north of the country attracts lovers of extreme travel. Here you can see sand dunes more than 100 meters high.
7. The country is home to more than 200 ethnic groups, each of which has its own traditions and customs.
8. The locals are engaged in cattle breeding, farming and fishing. They create amazing works of art such as clay sculptures, wickerwork and beaded jewelry.
9. The population is more than 17 million. Most of the inhabitants are practicing Muslims. The official languages are French and Arabic.
10. In the republic there is one of the most dangerous lakes of the world - Nios. Due to emissions of carbon dioxide there have repeatedly occurred mass poisonings of people and animals.
11. There is a unique sport here - camel racing. This is a popular entertainment among locals, which gathers a lot of spectators.
12. Chad is one of the poorest countries in the world, but the locals do not lose optimism and continue to enjoy life, creating a unique atmosphere of warmth and hospitality.
13. The state has a rich history that goes back several millennia. Traces of ancient civilizations have been found here, including rock paintings and ruins of cities.
14. Traditional instruments such as the tamtam, koba and kora are popular here, as well as modern styles of music including reggae and hip-hop.