The Zomba Plateau offers spectacular views of the city and is a highlight of any stay in Zombsa, Malawi. Newly elected President Lazarus Chakwera takes the oath of office at the National Stadium in Lilongwe, Zambia, on Tuesday, April 18, 2017.

Lilongwe is also Malawi's largest city, the second largest is Blantyre and the third is Mzuzu, but the capital is closer to the Zambia border than to any other city in the country. The city is located on the eastern edge of the Zomba Plateau, north of Zombsa and bordered by the Zambian Republic of Congo, Tanzania, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and South Africa. A reliable transport system makes the city the largest commercial centre in Malawia And there is a wide selection of hotels, restaurants, bars, shops, hotels and restaurants. The arrival and departure to Malawi is facilitated in Blantsyre, there is a variety of public transport available daily such as buses, trains, taxis and buses.

Local buses and minibuses run to other urban centres, including Mzuzu and Blantyre, Malawi Railways and Shire Bus Lines, which serve Lilongwe. There is a wide range of public transport to neighbouring Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Tanzania and South Africa. KamuzU International Airport, located on the eastern edge of the Zomba Plateau north of Zombsa, offers direct flights to Johannesburg, Blantsyre and other major cities in the region. Swiftair operates a domestic Boeing 737 service to and from Lilongswe and Blantrey. Lilungwe - Kamozu International Airport (LLW) operates flights from Johannesberg, Johannesville, Pretoria, KwaZulu - Natal, Nairobi, Mombasa, Lusaka and Luthuli to the capital.

It's a commercial-centric crossroads with long-established and still very strong features that are still in progress. The city has a number of pharmacies, offices and exchange offices, including Stanbic and Malawi National Bank.

Habitat Malawi provides fully subsidized homes and sanitation to orphans and other vulnerable groups, including people with disabilities. Heuglin Lodge Africa House in Malawi provides accommodation, education, health care, employment and social services to children and young adults.

Baylor Malawi pediatricians conduct monthly pediatric supervision visits to provide pediatric technical assistance, promote excellence in HIV care, and support providers of coaching in general pediatric and pediatric - on - pediatric AIDS care. Baylor Malwana also helps the government and advocates for issues related to HIV in children, such as HIV / AIDS prevention and treatment, and HIV education and prevention.

Training and education are only part of the job Baylor has trained more than 2,000 children and young adults in Lilongwe and other rural areas since 2014. Baylor Malawi continues to provide educational opportunities to visiting scholars, faculty, staff, students and students from the United States and around the world.

Camp Hope Malawi is a programme for young people living with HIV in Malawi and we have a robust youth programme that helps to focus on the psychosocial needs of young people living with AIDS, including mental health, social skills, health care, education and vocational training. Our People and Wildlife Accreditation Centre, a unique people & wildlife centre in the world, is committed to working with local people to promote conservation that benefits Malawi's people and wildlife.

This agricultural area in the heart of northern Malawi is surrounded by man-made forests and is located just a few kilometres from the border with Tanzania, the second largest country in the world.

Animals found in the park include elephants, gorillas, lions, leopards, tigers, rhinos, hyenas, elephants and other animals. During your Malawi holiday from Zomba, you should definitely visit the Malawian Rifles National Park and the Chingwe Hole, which is a bottomless pit on the Zombsa Plateau. A signposted junction 3 km from Salima invites you to a rustic half-timbered house with beautiful views of the city of Lusaka and the country's capital.

It is located in Malawian Rifles National Park and in Chingwe Hole, a bottomless pit on the Zombsa Plateau in Malawi's Zomba region.

Although Lilongwe has become the second largest city in Malawi, it has many attractions to offer in contrast to rural Malawi. The old town was built at the end of the 19th century, while the New City (also called the city centre or capital) was created after the first president Dr. Hastings Banda moved the capital from Zomba to Lilongswe. Although it has not become one of the most popular tourist destinations in South Africa or the United States, Malwana has had numerous attractions in recent years. She has lived and worked in a lifestyle that most Westerners would consider typical, if not luxurious.

The sunny beaches of Lake Malawi are golden and the water is almost empty, except for a few boats. I have enjoyed the vast Lake of Malawi (locally known as Lake Nyasa, the second largest lake in the world after the Great Lakes) for years, although I had a perfect day, which was destroyed by a group of holidaymakers who were singing terrible music. Lilongwe has many beautiful beaches and some of the most beautiful lakes in Africa.