It’s finally my turn to share my travel guide to Yaoundé, Cameroon

My dear family, the long-awaited trip to Yaoundé, Cameroon is over. I quickly want to share this hot guide with you. Save it first, it will definitely come in handy when you go there! ✈️Arrival and transportation in the city Generally, you will first fly to Yaoundé Nsimaran International Airport. After landing, you can choose to take a taxi to the city. Be sure to negotiate the price in advance, otherwise you will be easily ripped off. You can also rent a car in the city, which will give you more freedom in traveling, and you can stop at scenic spots to take photos at any time. 🏨Accommodation recommendation - InterContinental Yaounde: The hotel is in a great location, right in the city center, convenient to everywhere. The rooms are spacious and clean, with complete facilities, as well as a gym and swimming pool. The service staff was very friendly and helpful in planning the itinerary. Moreover, the hotel offers a rich variety of breakfast options, and you can taste many local specialties. - Novotel Yaounde Hotel: Very cost-effective, simple and comfortable rooms with good sound insulation. There are many restaurants and convenience stores around, so you don't have to worry about shopping or eating. The hotel also provides free shuttle bus to and from the airport, which is very friendly to tourists. 🌆Must-visit attractions - National Museum: If you want to learn about the history and culture of Cameroon, this is definitely not to be missed. The museum has a rich collection, ranging from ancient tribal handicrafts to modern historical relics. Following the tour guide for a tour is like traveling through the long history of Cameroon, and it is very rewarding. - Montfibre Botanical Garden: A natural oxygen bar in the city, it has many species of plants, many of which I have never seen before. Walking in the botanical garden, breathing the fresh air and listening to the birds singing, my body and mind are greatly relaxed. Moreover, the photos here are super nice, and any photo you take will turn out to be a blockbuster. - St. Peter's Cathedral: A very spectacular church with a unique architectural style that combines local Cameroonian cultural elements with European architectural style. The interior of the church is solemn and dignified, and the stained glass windows emit charming light under the sunlight. Even if you are not a believer, it is nice to come here and feel the religious atmosphere. 🍱Special Food - Peanut Soup: This is a traditional food in Cameroon, with a strong peanut flavor and a mellow taste. Chicken, fish or vegetables are also added to it, which is nutritious and delicious. Take a sip and feel full of happiness. - Kuso Kuso: A staple food made from cassava flour, the taste is a bit like our rice cake, bouncy and chewy. It is usually eaten with various sauces and stews and has a unique taste. - Grilled bananas: a street food that can be found everywhere. The bananas are grilled over charcoal fire. The skin is roasted to a crispy crisp, while the inside is soft, sweet and sticky. Sprinkle some sugar or salt to add a unique flavor. ⚠️Notes Remember to bring your ID when you go out, as you may need it at any time. Respect local customs and religious beliefs, especially in some religious places. Try not to go out alone at night to ensure your own safety. Well, that’s all for this Yaoundé guide. Save and follow it now and get ready to start your trip to Cameroon!