Places to visit in Mali

This city was once the center of commercial activities as well as religious activities, but now stands as a beautiful city and is one that should not be missed. The buildings in the city are made completely of mud, including the Great Mosque.

Here you will be able to explore to your heart's content through many different types of terrain. There are salt mines that are still in operation, paintings all over the rocks and even many different types of animals that call this home. The kids will be thrilled to be able to visit the paintings and also to view the different types of animals.

This mosque is made completely of mud and was built in 1906. The mosque stands 5 stories tall and 3 individual towers and every spring the mosque is given a new layer of plaster. However, entry is only reserved for Muslims.

This park can be found in Bamako and it was built in 2010 by many different people at the behest of the government. Here you will be able to experience the best of nature while wandering through the park, the botanical garden, and even the zoo.

There is the huge desert in the area, which is called the Sahara Desert. Here you can take many different safaris into the desert and enjoy the experience. Also, you can wander around the many different areas in the country for some breath-taking experiences.

There are plenty of cities all over the country that are full of culture, but some of them have been ravished because of the Islamist groups. However, some of the best places to visit at this time would be Timbuktu, Muhave, and Djenne.

This city is one of the biggest landmarks that is well known throughout the world. The city was once made of gold, but over time has been devastated by the occupation of the Islamist groups. However it is still worth a visit if you can get in.