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1. Mount Mulanje Mount Mulanje is the most iconic natural landmark in Malawi and one of the most spectacular mountain ranges in Africa. Rising dramatically from the surrounding plains, the

1. Mchinji Border Post Mchinji Border Post is one of Malawi’s busiest international gateways and serves as a major connection between Malawi and Zambia. The border area plays an important

1. Dedza Mountain Dedza Mountain is the most iconic natural attraction in the district and one of the highest mountains in Malawi. Rising to an elevation of more than 2,100

1. Nyika National Park Nyika National Park is the most famous attraction in Rumphi and the largest national park in Malawi. Covering more than 3,200 square kilometers, the park is

1. Mzimba Heritage Centre The Mzimba Heritage Centre is one of the most important cultural attractions in northern Malawi and serves as a gateway to understanding the traditions and history

1. Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve is the largest and oldest wildlife reserve in Malawi, covering more than 1,800 square kilometers of pristine wilderness. Situated between the escarpments of

1. Balaka Town Market Balaka Town Market is the commercial heart of the district and one of the best places to experience the daily life and culture of southern Malawi.

1. Liwonde National Park Liwonde National Park is the crown jewel of tourism in Liwonde and one of Malawi’s most celebrated wildlife destinations. Covering a vast area along the banks

1. Lake Malawi Lake Malawi is the heart of tourism in Salima and one of Africa’s most beautiful freshwater lakes. Stretching across much of eastern Malawi, the lake is famous

1. Karonga Museum Karonga Museum is the most famous attraction in the region and one of the most important museums in Malawi. The museum is renowned for its remarkable collection