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Malawi is a landlocked country but has beautiful landscape and alot of natural resources to explore. Place along side Lake Malawi from northern region to southern region will keep anyone who love nature busy. Lake Malawi is known to have more different spicies of fish than any other fresh water lake. So talking about the Lake Shore, you can start exploring Liwonde national park where you can see alot of mvuu {hippos} and crocodile.you can go on to explore other areas like salima where you can visit cotton plantations, then Nkhotakota where Dr David Livingston visited and also there is a game reserve where baboons, elephants, lions and other animals can be see. There is also a sugar plantation and factory to add to the itenary. Then after Nkhotakota there is a place called Nkhatabay where there is tea and rubber plantations plus nice sandy beaches. There is a road which pass through the game reserve which can take you to Kasungu district where you can visit Kamuzu Academy grammar school and the national park. this is also where farmers in Malawi grow tobacco. This district is just a few miles away from the capital city Lilongwe. Malawians are very welcoming and most of the citizens can speak english so if you need directions or any information there will be no shortage of helpers. Staple food is nsima which is just a thick porridge and a side of meat or vegetable stew. The currency is Kwacha which last time i checked was around k1000 to £1 and that can you get you three bottles of beer or 5 bottles of juice. Malawi is the only country which has a carlsberg brewery outside Denmark and has also a coca-cola factory. This are just a few places to visit but the list is endless.