（Hammamet）

Hammamet is an important coastal tourist city in Tunisia, with a concentration of hotels. Next to Hammamet Bay, the city has an ancient castle built in the 15th century and a large modern tourist facility. Every summer, foreign tourists flock to the city, which is a good place to cool off.

（Kairouan）

Kairouan is located in central Tunisia, 155 km from the capital Tunis. With a long history and typical Arab architecture, Kairouan was once the capital of the Islamic Agrabit dynasty and is now known as the fourth holiest place in Islam after Mecca, Medina and Jerusalem.

After defeating the Byzantine army in three expeditions, the Arabs founded the city of Kairouan in AD 670 and completed the construction of the famous Ogba Mosque in the city over a period of five years beginning in 671. The name of the temple is derived from the name of the Islamic ruler of the time.

It was the largest mosque in the Maghreb region at that time, integrating worship, preaching, teaching and scientific research.

（Djerba）

Djerba Island is located in the eastern waters of the Tunisian Medin province, covering an area of more than 500 square kilometers. The maximum width and length of the island are 28 kilometers, and the beach around the island is 128 kilometers.

The highest point of the island does not exceed 56 meters above sea level. The distance from land to the island is about 2 km. There are a large number of star-rated hotels on the island, which is the largest seaside resort base in Tunisia.

（The El Jem Colosseum）

The Colosseum of El Jem was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979. It is a famous and brilliant building left by the ancient Roman Empire in Africa, one of the three surviving Roman arenas, and the second largest ancient Colosseum ruins in the world, after the Roman Colosseum.

（Mount Elgon）

The second highest mountain in Kenya, it was formed by volcanic eruptions. Mount Elgon is an extinct volcano located northeast of Lake Victoria on Uganda's border with Kenya.

Mount Elgon is a forgotten corner of modern world civilization. This is a magical land, the nature has still retained the original style, here is both hunting, grazing happy land, but also the free kingdom of animals.

Steep mountains, many streams and waterfalls, dense forests, habitat a variety of birds and animals, there are many rare animals. With a rich and colorful natural landscape, it is a tourist attraction in Africa.

（Edward Lake）

Lake Edward, formerly known as Lake Amin, was formed by the collapse of a fault and is one of the Great lakes of the East African Rift Valley.

Located on the border of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, its northern shore is just a few kilometers from the equator and is the smallest lake in Africa's Great Lakes region. Lake Edward was named by English explorer Henry Morton Stanley as a tribute to King Edward VII of England.

（Murchison Falls National Park）

Murchison Falls National Park is the largest national park in Uganda, located in northwest Uganda, about 90 kilometers from Masindi, covering an area of 3,840 square kilometers. It protects an unexplored African savanna divided by the mighty Nile River.

（Murchison Falls）

Murchison Falls is also known as Livingstone Falls. Waterfalls in southern Malawi. In the middle of the Shiret River.