This sanctuary for rescued bonobos offers a rare and intimate look at these amazing primates. Located just outside Kinshasa, Lola ya Bonobo is dedicated to the rehabilitation and conservation of bonobos, providing a safe haven for these endangered apes. Guided tours educate visitors about the importance of conservation efforts and the unique behaviors of bonobos. It's an inspiring and educational visit for animal lovers.
Located just outside the city, Lukaya Falls is a stunning natural attraction that offers a refreshing day trip from Kinshasa. The waterfalls create a serene environment, perfect for picnicking and relaxing by the water. There are also small restauran...Read More
The Congolese government is actively attracting foreign investment through policy reforms and incentives. These measures include tax breaks and streamlined property purchase processes for foreign investors. Such incentives make real estate investment...Read More
Kinshasa’s appeal as a tourism destination is on the rise, with unique attractions drawing international visitors. This burgeoning tourism sector can drive demand for hotels, short-term rentals, and hospitality services. Real estate investors can c...Read More
Compared to other major African cities, real estate prices in Kinshasa remain relatively affordable. This affordability provides an entry point for investors with a lower capital outlay. With market growth, the value of these affordable properties is...Read More
The National Museum of Congo, Musée National de la RD Congo, is a treasure trove of the country’s history and culture. The museum’s exhibits range from ancient artifacts to contemporary art pieces, offering a comprehensive view of Congo's herita...Read More
