Chad

Chad

Chad, located in north-central Africa, is a country known for its diverse cultures and stunning natural landscapes. N`Djamena, the capital, offers bustling markets and the National Museum with artefacts dating back to the ninth millennium BC. Visit the Lakes of Ounianga, a UNESCO World Heritage site, explore the Ennedi Massif, a sandstone bulwark in the Sahara Desert with rock art dating back several millennia, or discover the wildlife in Zakouma National Park. Chadian cuisine features staples like millet and sorghum, with dishes like la boule (millet balls) and daraba (a stew of okra, tomatoes, and meat).

Travel Time

January
Okay
February
Okay
March
Great
April
Great
May
Great
June
Great
July
Great
August
Great
September
Great
October
Great
November
Okay
December
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Highlights, Sights & Attractions

Abou Balla

Known for its hot springs, Abou Balla is a stunning natural attraction that is not to be missed. Visitors come to bathe in the therapeutic waters surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Saharan landscape. more

Known for its hot springs, Abou Balla is a stunning natural attraction that is not to be missed. Visitors come to bathe in the therapeutic waters surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Saharan landscape.

Aloba Arch

Located in the Ennedi Plateau in Chad`s northeastern part, the Aloba Arch is one of the most spectacular natural arches in the world. Its massive height and unique shape make it an awe-inspiring sight. more

Located in the Ennedi Plateau in Chad`s northeastern part, the Aloba Arch is one of the most spectacular natural arches in the world. Its massive height and unique shape make it an awe-inspiring sight.

Bebedjia

Bebedjia, a town in the southwestern region of Chad, is known for its weekly markets. Here, locals sell a variety of goods, from fruits and vegetables to textiles and pottery, providing a vibrant snapshot of everyday life. more

Bebedjia, a town in the southwestern region of Chad, is known for its weekly markets. Here, locals sell a variety of goods, from fruits and vegetables to textiles and pottery, providing a vibrant snapshot of everyday life.

Chad`s Nomadic Tribes

Many nomadic tribes inhabit Chad, including the Tubu, Daza, and Mbororo. Engaging with these communities provides a fascinating insight into their unique lifestyles and traditions. more

Many nomadic tribes inhabit Chad, including the Tubu, Daza, and Mbororo. Engaging with these communities provides a fascinating insight into their unique lifestyles and traditions.

Chez Wou

One of N`Djamena`s top restaurants, Chez Wou serves an array of delectable Chinese dishes in a relaxed, friendly setting. Its high standard of service and quality food make it a popular choice among locals and visitors alike. more

One of N`Djamena`s top restaurants, Chez Wou serves an array of delectable Chinese dishes in a relaxed, friendly setting. Its high standard of service and quality food make it a popular choice among locals and visitors alike.

Douguia

Douguia is a charming town located on the Chari River, offering excellent opportunities for fishing and boating. It`s a great place to relax and soak up the beautiful natural surroundings. more

Douguia is a charming town located on the Chari River, offering excellent opportunities for fishing and boating. It`s a great place to relax and soak up the beautiful natural surroundings.

Ennedi Massif

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Ennedi Massif is an impressive range of sandstone mountains featuring deep canyons, high plateaus and stunning rock formations. Its caves showcase prehistoric rock art. more

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Ennedi Massif is an impressive range of sandstone mountains featuring deep canyons, high plateaus and stunning rock formations. Its caves showcase prehistoric rock art.

Fada

Fada, the capital of the Ennedi-Ouest region, is a gateway to the Ennedi Massif. This small desert town serves as a base for exploring the surrounding natural wonders. more

Fada, the capital of the Ennedi-Ouest region, is a gateway to the Ennedi Massif. This small desert town serves as a base for exploring the surrounding natural wonders.

Climate

Month Temperature Sunshine hours Raindays
January 28 °C 10 0
February 32 °C 10 0
March 35 °C 11 0
April 38 °C 11 0
May 39 °C 11 2
June 38 °C 11 3
July 36 °C 11 7
August 34 °C 11 9
September 35 °C 11 5
October 35 °C 11 1
November 32 °C 10 0
December 29 °C 10 0

Facts

Language
  • Arabic
  • French
Population 16929950
Tourists per year 128
Tourists per resident 7.5605657429585E-6
Foundation 1960

Ratings

Popularity
60.00%
Safety
66.11%
Cost of living
23.47%
Parental Leave
0.00%
Beach vacation
0.00%
Backpacking
40.00%
Hiking
55.00%
Diving
20.00%
Cycling
0.00%
Skiing
0.00%
Roadtrip
40.00%

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