Discover the best top things to do in Somalia, Somalia including Bakara Market, Shanghai Old City, Mogadishu Cathedral, Jazeera Beach, Central Market, Livestock Market, Liido Beach Somalia, The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier -Mogadishu, Saryan Museum, MiG Jet.
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Among other incidents that put this central marketplace in the news was its role in the Somalian War battle now referred to as "Black Hawk Down."
4.5 based on 10 reviews
This former playground for the wealthy is now controlled by warlords and is not open to tourists, but it remains one of the area's most scenic spots.
4.5 based on 5 reviews
This is my Sincere Review...Jazeera beach is extremely packed on weekends. Note-Read this before you proceed,Somalia is a recovering nation and saw relative stability 2012 only,security guide is must for white foreigners . It is always better to plan ahead when going to any place and somalia is no expection,Jazeera Palace Hotel,City PLAZA Hotel Mogadishu.Peace Hotel Mogadishu will give you
4.5 based on 6 reviews
I explored the market with a guide, which probably lends to a different experience than exploring it solo, but it felt very safe. The locals seemed surprised to see a foreigner, but they were friendly and curious. It didn't feel as hectic as other African markets, but make sure you know where you are going so you can find your way out easily. I recommend asking people before taking their photos as most of them were hesitant, even when asked by the local guide. This market is a great example of everyday life in Hargeisa and is definitely worth a stop.
4.5 based on 8 reviews
This is such a beautiful place and a very interesting. It was my first stop upon my arrival into Somaliland. Watching how the locals go about their daily lives. I was offered five goats in exchange for marriage, this made me laugh. On the sides you can see local ladies using skin to make yoghurt and milk.
4.0 based on 18 reviews
Built specifically for Italian colonialists,this beach is the best beach Mogadishu has yet to offer,thousands of people both local and foreigners flock to escape the heat on weekends.It has beachfront resorts.
When ever I feel bored, I go to Liido beach to take deep breath and relax. This is one of the popular beaches in the country.
4.0 based on 13 reviews
I visited here with my son and father from the Uk. We have a lovely couple of hours walking around the two rooms with Mr Hussein the founder and manager, and then chatting away under the trees in English over a drink in the courtyard afterwards. It is in 2 large rooms and is really just getting started. Mr Hussein was full of stories about Somaliland, it’s foundations and the objects he has personally collected. It was a lovely stop and I don’t suppose there are many visitors each day. I really hope he continues to bring even more of Somaliland’s culture and history to life here.
4.0 based on 12 reviews
A great monument and source of pride for Somaliland. Around the monument is packed with people. Most of them friendly. An older man stopped me to tell me all about the monument, the fighting, and about the plane itself. The monument is unfortunately falling into poor condition.
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