Chad's capital at the meeting of two rivers
N'Djamena lies at the confluence of the Chari and Logone rivers, across the water from Cameroon. The Chad National Museum displays archaeological finds from the country, including a cast of Toumaï, the seven-million-year-old hominid skull discovered in the Djurab Desert. The Grand Marché is a hub for textiles and crafts, and the Grand Mosque is one of the city's landmarks. Sunset along the Chari river front is a quiet moment in the day.