π²πΌ Malawi
Capital: Lilongwe
 Lilongwe β A vibrant city amidst beautiful landscapes.
Lilongwe β A vibrant city amidst beautiful landscapes.
Known as “The Green City in the Sun,” Lilongwe is the capital of Malawi and serves as its political and economic hub. With its diverse culture, lively markets, and rich history dating back to the early 20th century, Lilongwe embodies the spirit of Malawi, a nation celebrated for its warmhearted people and stunning natural beauty.
π Timeline of Lilongwe
1994: Malawi transitioned to a multi-party democracy, further shaping the cityβs political landscape.
Today: Lilongwe is known for its vibrant culture, bustling markets, and rapid urban development.
π Quick Stats
Founded
1906
Language
Chichewa, English
Currency
Malawian Kwacha (MWK)
Geography
Located in south-eastern Africa near Lake Malawi.
Time Zone
Central Africa Time (CAT)
Calling Code
+265
Driving Side
Left-hand traffic
ποΈ Iconic Landmarks
Kamuzu Central Hospital
The largest hospital in Malawi, serving as a critical healthcare facility for the region.
National Museum
Showcases the rich cultural and historical heritage of Malawi through various exhibits.
Lilian Ngoyi Memorial
A tribute to one of the prominent figures in the fight for women’s rights in Malawi.
With its blend of modernity and tradition, Lilongwe represents the heart of Malawi, offering a glimpse into the country’s past while embracing an exciting future. Visitors find a welcoming atmosphere enriched by the local culture and warm Malawian hospitality.


