Visit Mayo-Kebbi Est Region

Located in the southwestern corner of Chad, the Mayo-Kebbi Est Region is known for its rich culture and stunning landscapes. The region is predominantly inhabited by the Moundang and Fulani communities, each with unique traditions and customs. Tourists are drawn to the vibrant Lake Lere, one of the largest freshwater bodies in the country, perfect for boating and bird watching. Another attraction is the Gauthiot Waterfalls, a mesmerizing cascade surrounded by verdant greenery. Historically, the Mayo-Kebbi region was part of the powerful Sao Civilization, which existed from the 6th century BC to the 16th century AD. Artifacts and ruins from this era, particularly terracotta statues, are still found in the region, making Mayo-Kebbi Est a compelling destination for history enthusiasts.