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Located in Central Africa, Cameroon, often referred to as "Africa in Miniature," stands as a melting pot of diverse landscapes and cultures. It is known for its unique geographical features, including sandy coastal beaches, magnificent mountains, dense rainforests, and vast savannahs. Being home to over 200 ethnic groups, Cameroon also grants a rich cultural experience with its vibrant markets the likes of Foumban's Royal Palace and Douala's craft markets. This enchanting destination is renowned for its wildlife, offering impressive national reserves such as Waza National Park and Korup National Park which host cheetahs, giraffes, elephants, and rare bird species. With its fascinating historical sites like the Bamileke's ancient chiefdoms, Cameroon presents a vibrant mix of history, adventure, culture, and natural beauty.

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N'Djamena is the bustling and vibrant capital of Chad, not Cameroon, ideally positioned on the border of Cameroon near the confluence of the Logone and Chari Rivers in Central Africa. Known for its perfect fusion of Arabic and African cultures, the city boasts a wealth of attractions for travelers. Visitors can expand their knowledge at the National Museum, explore the lively central market filled with colourful fabrics and spices, or witness the city's spiritual side at the Grand Mosque. Meandering along the banks of the Chari River, one is bound to discover an extraordinary display of biodiversity; the city is famed for its proximity to the stunning Zakouma National Park. N'Djamena is a warm, welcoming city that beautifully encapsulates the rich heritage and colourful culture of Chad.

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