Angola

Among the countries of southern Africa, Angola stands out for its long Atlantic coastline and the contrast between coastal plains and the central highlands. The Kwanza River, Angola’s longest, crosses the country toward the Atlantic, while the arid Namib extends into the south. Luanda, the capital, is shaped by Portuguese-speaking heritage and its position on the coast. Inland, the Calandula Falls on the Lucala River are among the country’s best-known natural landmarks. Angola’s music and dance traditions, including semba, remain central to social life. Discover other places of interest through webcams across Angola’s coast and interior.

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