6 articles to prepare your trip
Between Moundou, Sarh and the Sara villages of the Middle Chari, southern Chad unfolds wooded savannas, mango orchards and the river culture of the Logone and Chari.
Eastern region of the Ouaddaï sultanate, where Abéché retains its mud-brick mosques, its sultanic palace and a camel market frequented by Maba and Zaghawa traders.
3,000 km² of woodlands and floodplains in southeastern Chad, 600 elephants, Kordofan giraffes and crowned crane gatherings from December to mid-April.
Between the lake's polders, crossed by Buduma fishermen in kadeï pirogues, and the Kanem ergs dotted with date palm wadis, two versions of the Sahel meet west of N'Djamena.
Tibesti
A volcanic massif spanning 100,000 km² at Chad's northern frontier, ancestral Toubou territory where Emi Koussi rises to 3,415 m, accessible only by winter expedition.
A 60,000 km² sandstone massif designated UNESCO World Heritage, Ennedi features 120-meter arches, crocodile-filled gueltas, and thousands of rock paintings around Fada.
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