Niamey: One of the Most Placid Capitals in Niger
Niamey is the capital city of Niger, an inland country in Western Africa dividing its southern border with Nigeria. Niamey, Niger has a population of about 1 million people and prides them as the city is known as the most placid capitals in Niger. Niamey boasts landmarks just like national museums, research institutes, agriculture, forestry and others. There is an international airport in the city – Diori Hamani International Airport.
Best Time to Visit
Niamey has an extreme and usually dry desert climate with a brief rainy season from June to September where relentless thunderstorms and flooding can be experienced. The coldest and no rain weather can be experienced between December and January. In October, November and February, the weather is more sizzling and dry while March to May is the most flaming months. There are Christian festivals celebrated in Niamey, Niger like Easter, Cure Salee, Eid al Fitr and others.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Guests can explore the Grand Marche, a conventional market that sells Chinese goods and textiles. Next stop is the Grand Mosque, the biggest mosque in Niamey which was constructed in 1970. Another major landmark in the city is Stade General Seyni Kountche, a multi-functional stadium that holds international athletics tournaments as well as football matches. Guests can make reservations with the prime Niamey, Niger hotels in the city just like Hotel Tenere, a 4-star hotel that has a fitness center, restaurant and outdoor pool or opt for Hotel Terminus, 3-star hotel which features a pool, and a fitness center.
