Travel Guide Luozi

By leaving Mbanza-Ngungu in the north, towards Gombe Matadi (52 km), we are close to the border of Congo-Brazzaville located 8 km from the road. The landscape is still and always punctuated by these picturesque cemeteries that evoke history as well as the ancestors. On Mount Ngandu, in the area of Mbanzamona, a dozen tombs surmounted by rusted crosses, those of the first Protestant missionaries dead in the Manianga. Other accessible curiosities: the cave of Kitobola covered with the thick mystery of spirits that proofread the places. on the right bank, you can visit the caves of Mr Truchet. Easy access with an improvised guide. But they are caves and nothing more… In the village there is the beautiful waterfall or the landscape to admire the summit of Mount Huya in the area of Ntimansi. The road continues on a difficult road north by forming a loop that crosses the villages of Mangembo, Sundi Lutete, Bienga and Mamba. The great road incurve west after crossing the Congo River on the ferry, despite the legend that Luozi is populated with mysterious crocodiles, this city, with its old church, the river, presents a quiet and welcoming aspect. We're somewhat immersed in this novel that had his little success, "Les crocodiles de Luozi", of the native native author, Zamenga Batukezanga. There is no hotel or restaurant, but it is possible to find the bed and cover of the parish priests.