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Kisangani

Kisangani, formerly Stanleyville or Stanleystad, (population 500,000) is a city in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in Central Africa. It is the provincial capital of Tshopo Province. Kisangani is located where the Lualaba River becomes the Congo River north of the Boyoma Falls. Kisangani is known as "Kisangani Boyoma", and the demonym for Kisangani is Boyoman (or Boyomais in French). It is the farthest navigable point upstream from the capital city Kinshasa.

The third largest city in Congo, home to an airport ,a universite, a river port, a military airbase, and water falls.

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  • Rivera Hotel Beach, bitc nigere (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    vary nice :)))))))))))
  • le beyrouth restaurant and bar, Fargo (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    No longer called "le beyrouth" but "karibou". The owner changed, but it is still one of the better places to eat.
  • The Palm Beach Hotel and Restaurant, Wisdom (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    If you want to taste congolese foods (Kisangani's local specialities) and international food, you have only one adress in Kisangani and that's the Palm Beach Restaurant (Le Palmier). The same menu is also served at the swimming pool or the garden side. You'll not find better in Kisangani. You can get the Management directly at 243812235653 and book rooms by email: pbeachhotel@gmail.com. Welcome to Palm Beach Hotel!
  • le beyrouth restaurant and bar, marc al alam (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    le beyrouth is the most satisfying restaurant in kisangani where you can find mediterranean food (litalian,lebanese )
  • Kisangani Simi-Simi Airport, futuredude wrote 16 years ago:
    Kisangani's secondary airport. The main airport with larger runway is located at Bangoka.
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