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Marché Central-December 2024
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Dec 26, 2024

　　This one of the largest markets in Central Africa, and is worth visiting for the intrepid. Watch your belongings (better still, bring nothing with you at all) and be sure to go with a local who knows the place.

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Académie des Beaux-Arts
Kinshasa
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Palais du Peuple
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Serpents du Congo
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Musée National de Kinshasa
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　　This amazing ethnographic archive comprising some 45,000 objects has been waiting patiently for its new home, a US$10 million prestige investment from South Korea currently under construction in the Lingwala area of the city. In the meantime it's possible to visit the small exhibit here, but also to be shown...
Marché Central
Kinshasa
　　This one of the largest markets in Central Africa, and is worth visiting for the intrepid. Watch your belongings (better still, bring nothing with you at all) and be sure to go with a local who knows the place. ...
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