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Kamuzu Banda Mausoleum
The resting place of the remains of former dictator Banda have been upgraded from a forgotten grave to a mausoleum where many Malawians pay tribute to their ex President-for-life.

Vwaza Marsh Game Reserve
Not the most exciting place for game watching if only because of a limited number of animals, Vwaza still merits a visit because of its landscapes and the thrill of a walking safari.

Livingstonia
Step back in time during a visit to Livingstonia, an interesting mix of old colonial buildings, tree-lined dusty streets, and great views over Lake Malawi in a distance, plus Manchewe Falls nearby.

Ilala Ferry
More than just taking a boat, a trip on the Ilala could well be one of the highlights of your visit to Malawi. It seems inevitable that you will spend more time on it than you planned beforehand!

Likoma Island
One of the gems of Lake Malawi, Likoma Island is well worth a trip on the Ilala ferry: here, you can find relaxation, beaches, go for a swim or a walk on this great island.

Saint Peter's Cathedral
The main attraction on Likoma Island, one of the attractions of St Peter's Cathedral is its location on this remote island, on which it is a very remarkable building indeed.

Chizumulu Island
An island small enough to walk around in a couple of hours, Chizumulu has its very own character. In a short time, you can see a wedding, dance festival, baobabs, and have a dip in Lake Malawi.

Malawian people
Colourful masters of their country, the Malawians are sweet, warm, outgoing, and cheerful, and make the visitor feel welcome.

Mount Mulanje
Fantastic hiking terrain, with surprisingly well-equipped cabins and many trails to explore the basins. Here, you can see wildlife, waterfalls, peaks, rocks, trees - and peace of mind.