Visit Gabú
The Gabu region of Guinea-Bissau is a vibrant province with stunning landscapes, diverse cultures, and deep historical roots. Located in the southeast of Guinea-Bissau near the border with Senegal, Gabu is home to large forests and savannas that are teeming with wildlife. Tourists can explore the picturesque villages within this lush landscape as well as visit the numerous parks and reserves that offer an abundance of local species.
One popular tourist attraction in Gabu region is Bolama Island National Park which offers amazing beaches for visitors to relax on while they observe local birds and marine creatures like dolphins. Additionally, Quinhamel Natural Reserve offers several beautiful trails for hikers who want to explore its rich biodiversity up close.
A unique historical fact about Gabu is that it is where Portuguese explorer Paulo Dias de Novais founded Sao Domingos de Quinhamel Cathedral in 1535 - one of the oldest churches in West Africa still standing today! Therefore even though it has much nature to offer travelers, it also provides a glimpse into its past through its many cultural landmarks like this cathedral which remain from pre-colonial times.
One popular tourist attraction in Gabu region is Bolama Island National Park which offers amazing beaches for visitors to relax on while they observe local birds and marine creatures like dolphins. Additionally, Quinhamel Natural Reserve offers several beautiful trails for hikers who want to explore its rich biodiversity up close.
A unique historical fact about Gabu is that it is where Portuguese explorer Paulo Dias de Novais founded Sao Domingos de Quinhamel Cathedral in 1535 - one of the oldest churches in West Africa still standing today! Therefore even though it has much nature to offer travelers, it also provides a glimpse into its past through its many cultural landmarks like this cathedral which remain from pre-colonial times.
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