Equatorial Guinea

❏ Language: The official languages of Equatorial Guinea are Spanish, Portuguese and French
❏ Population: There are 1.267.689 People
❏ population density: 28.051 People live in one km²
❏ Area: Equatorial Guinea has an area of 45,2 km²
❏ Timeshift: There is no timeshift between Austria and Equatorial Guinea
❏ Random Fact: Equatorial Guinea is the only country in Africa to have Spanish as an official language

Nkate Cake (Kongodo)

Nkate cake is a delicious sweet that is popular in Equatorial Guinea and in Ghana. It is also known as kongodo in some regions.
Known as peanut brittle in the United States, nkate cake is relatively fast in execution. If the recipe only requires a few ingredients, you have to follow a few rules to make a perfect one as cooking caramel is the key to success.

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Culture - Equatorial Guinea

The mainland’s culture is heavily influenced by ancient rituals and songs, while Bioko Island is ruled by colonial Spanish traditions.
Music and dance is at the core of Equatorial Guinea, and they are treated by the natives as religiously significant. In Equatorial Guinea there are many traditional musical instruments that belong to the culture.

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Special Sights

Travelers to the small tropical country of Equatorial Guinea are in for adventure, wildlife and breathtaking scenery unique to this part of the world. One of the Sub-Sahara’s oil producing nations, Equatorial Guinea is located next to Nigeria and Angola. The capital, Malabo, is on the island of Bioko. Bata is another important city, and can be found on the mainland of Rio Muni.

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