Chad. State flag of the country

N'Djamena, the capital of Chad, was founded in the valley of the Shari River and its tributary Logona. During the time of the French colonialists, it was a very calm city, but after gaining independence, a civil war broke out and the city was destroyed. Now N'Djamena is a very colorful city: the modern quarters of glass and concrete contrast with the preserved old buildings. However, there are many reminiscent of the complex history of the city: bullet holes on the walls of the buildings that survived look shocking. Almost all architectural sights are concentrated in the Old Town.