Burkina Faso – Cultural and sustainable tourism
Burkina Faso has no landings on the sea and the territory presents a great variety of natural environments, from the harsh desert and semi-desert areas of the north to the woods and savannah of the green south-western region. The predominant feature of the territory is the vast central plateau of laterite of the Sahel, where lush trees and shrubs grow.
The country is very rich in culture and arts, city life is charming and vibrant with live music and performances almost every evening. The countryside is worth exploring and gives plenty opportunity to enjoy the many different landscapes, from the Sahel desert in the north to the savannah of the central plateau and the lush rainforest in the extreme south-west.
As other African Countries, also Burkina Faso is a great place for breathless safari. Burkina Faso can be visited as a single destination or in combination with Ghana, Togo or Benin.
Information and Travel tips
The land of river Tsavo became a National Park in 1948. It was already such a large territory (today it is the largest Park in Kenya!) that it had to be divided into two smaller regions, now called Tsavo East and Tsavo West. The two parts of the Park have as a border the national […]
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