Niger

The capital and largest city of Niger is located on the banks of the Niger River.

Known as the gateway to the Sahara, this city is famous for its historic center and the iconic Agadez Mosque.

The former capital of Niger features a historic sultan's palace and a bustling traditional market.

A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its diverse wildlife and unique landscape at the confluence of three rivers.

A stunning range of mountains and plateaus rising from the Sahara Desert, known for ancient rock art.

A vast, remote expanse of the Sahara Desert known for its extreme landscapes and the site of the famous Tree of Ténéré.

A major commercial hub in the southern part of the country known for its significant regional trade.

A centrally located city serving as a major crossroads between the northern nomadic regions and the southern agricultural lands.

A historic town known for its traditional sultanate architecture and cultural significance in southwestern Niger.

A rugged desert plateau containing ancient fortified villages and prehistoric rock engravings.