Through the eyes of Chad's roving ambassador

Far removed from commercialized travel circuits, Chad is where nature remains pristine, traditions are preserved, and landscapes astonish. Home to some of Africa’s most dramatic scenery and a thriving conservation success story, Chad welcomes the curious with open arms.

Nair Abakar’s Top Spots

Join Nair Abakar—Chad’s Ambassador-at-Large and Vice President of the Chadian Football Federation—on an eye-opening journey through one of Africa’s most overlooked yet astonishing destinations. From the cultural rhythm of N’Djamena to the untouched wonders of the Sahara, this guide celebrates Chad’s raw beauty, rich heritage, and off-the-beaten-path treasures.

Guelta d'Archei

View place – Water Reservoir in Chad

“This place is amazing—and it's right in the middle of the desert. It feels untouched, authentic, and deeply Chadian.”

Nestled in the Ennedi Plateau, Guelta d'Archei is an ancient waterhole surrounded by towering cliffs and frequented by camel caravans and rare Saharan crocodiles. A place of surreal beauty and silence, it remains one of Chad’s most mystical natural wonders.

Ounianga Kebir

View place –  Town in Chad

“Kebir in Chadian Arabic means ‘great’—and it truly is. A series of desert lakes that you absolutely must see.”

Located in the heart of the Sahara, Ounianga Kebir is a UNESCO World Heritage Site boasting a network of freshwater and salt lakes set against ochre dunes. A geological marvel and oasis of life, it’s a testament to nature’s endurance.

Zakouma National Park

View place – National Park in Chad

“It’s the national park of Chad. Elephants, giraffes, zebras—you name it. The best place for a safari in the country.”

Zakouma has transformed into one of Africa’s most inspiring conservation stories. Thanks to anti-poaching efforts and wildlife protections, it now teems with life and offers thrilling safaris across vast savannas and riverine forests.

Guelta de Bachikele

View place – Water Reservoir in Chad

“A hidden gem in the desert. Palm trees, flowing water, camels—it’s breathtaking and peaceful.”

Lesser known but equally spellbinding, Guelta de Bachikele is an oasis of life framed by rugged desert rock. It's a serene and spiritual stopover on any Saharan adventure.

Sleep Under the Saharan Stars

Warda Camp and Tinga Camp offer comfort without compromising Chad’s raw allure. Warda Camp: Tucked beneath sandstone cliffs, with cozy white tents, hot showers, and fireside dining under starlit skies.Tinga Camp: Located along the Tinga River in Zakouma, it features breezy chalets with ensuite amenities and a blend of local and Western cuisine.
“Luxury meets wilderness here. You’ll never forget a night spent under the Saharan sky.”  –  Nair Abakar

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A Quick Stop in the Capital – N'Djamena

Set on the banks of the Chari River, N’Djamena is a vibrant city that fuses Saharan soul with a rising cosmopolitan beat. For Nair, it’s home—a city full of flavor, energy, and pride.

Radisson Blu Hotel N'Djamena

“Radisson Blu is a five star hotel, and definitely the best hotel in the Chad.”
The location is ideally close to the city center, with maximum security being close to the German consulate the US Embasy.

National Museum of Chad

“The best place to get cultural in Chad.”
Home to archaeological treasures and Sahelian dinosaur fossils, this museum is a portal into Chad’s rich past and proud identity.

Layalina Restaurant

“Popular spot for Lebanese food—great dishes and close to La Résidence Hotel.”

A local favorite that blends Middle Eastern flavors with Chadian warmth.

la Résidence Hotel N'Djamena

“This is a great hotel that I highly recommend, it's a French hotel. It's located downtown and only 5 minutes from the airport.”

Place de la Nation

“This plaza is one of the biggest place in Africa, and definitely the biggest one in Chad. This place is also the independence statue, where you can take a lot a great photo with the flag. It's like the Eiffel Tower for us.”

Hotel Golf Club de Mara

“It's located right in front of the Chari river which borders Cameroon. It's a great hotel where you can have lots of fun- there is golf and you can also do jetski on the river."

N’Djamena Grand Mosque

“It's great mosque of Chad, although it's not a touristic place, but for muslims this is a very historical mosque- and the biggest one in the country.”

Grand Marché Central

“It's our pride, it's our market. It's the big souq of Chad where you can find everything- from vibrant textiles to handmade crafts.”

Vibrant, bustling, and colorful, it’s a window into everyday life and traditional artistry in Chad.

Featuring Nair Abakar

Entrepreneur and Chad's Ambassador to the World

Nair Abakar is a passionate voice for Chad’s emerging narrative—one of pride, resilience, and untapped potential. As a dynamic entrepreneur and ambassador, Nair champions his country’s cultural richness, unspoiled nature, and rising influence in sports and tourism. His mission? To put Chad on the global travel map.

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