Travel tips for Djenné Ancient City in Mali
Scenic spot introduction:
Djenn is known as the "Gem of the Niger Valley". It is famous in the Islamic world and tropical Africa south of the Sahara for its brilliant Islamic culture and flourishing Moorish architecture. It is a city with precious historical and cultural value. Djenn is located at the southernmost tip of the Niger Delta in central Mali. It was built on a defensive island in the Niger River Basin. It rose during the prosperity of the slave trade and gold trade and was an ancient commercial center.Attractions distribution:
The biggest attraction of Djenné Ancient City is Grand Mosque , every Monday, Grand Mosque There will be Big market The colorful clothes of local women are also a highlight. Mud House and mosques repair The scene is also worth seeing.Scenic spot qualifications:
World HeritageScenic spot features:
mosques, buildings, Big market , ancient city, mosqueTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Africa > Mali
How to get there:
China has not yet opened direct flights to Mali. You can choose to transfer in Paris, arrive in Bamako, the capital of Mali, and then charter a car to the ancient city of Djenné.
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Tickets
Djenné ticket prices:
free
Scenic area opening hours:
Open all day
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
1. Visa: Mali has not yet opened a travel visa for Chinese citizens. You can go there by applying for a business visa. It should be noted that the visa must be applied for one month before the trip. For details, please consult the Mali Embassy in China. Tel: 010-65321704
2. Currency: Euros and US dollars can be freely exchanged in the capital Bamako, so it is recommended to carry some Euros or US dollars in cash and exchange them into Malian currency when you arrive in Bamako.
3. If you want to learn more about the local culture, it is best to contact the Djenné Heritage Association to find a tour guide with guaranteed service.
Best time to visit:
The best season to travel to Mali is from October to February of the following year, when the temperature is most pleasant.
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