Inhambane
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Archaeological evidence shows that the area around contemporary Inhambane has been inhabited since at least the 11th century. Inhambane itself is one of the oldest cities on Mozambique's Indian Ocean coast.

The city is often referred to as Terra de Boa Gente (Land of Good People). There are numerous beautiful colonial buildings in town, as well as a lively MarketMarket.

Inhambane sits on a bay, 355 km northeast of maputo, in the south of Mozambique. On the opposite side of the bay is the city of Maxixe.


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Inhambane ©Rosino
Inhambane ©Rosino

Inhambane ©Omoniyi David
Inhambane ©Omoniyi David

Market ©F. Mira
Market ©F. Mira

Inhambane ©Johanne Worsaae
Inhambane ©Johanne Worsaae

Inhambane ©Johanne Worsaae
Inhambane ©Johanne Worsaae

Dhows ©Brian Ralphs
Dhows ©Brian Ralphs

Inhambane ©Emilio
Inhambane ©Emilio

Pottery sale at estrada Inhambane-Maxixe ©F. Mira
Pottery sale at estrada Inhambane-Maxixe ©F. Mira

Inhambane ©Ana Raquel S. Hernandes
Inhambane ©Ana Raquel S. Hernandes

Inhambane ©Ana Raquel S. Hernandes
Inhambane ©Ana Raquel S. Hernandes

Church ©Ana Raquel S. Hernandes
Church ©Ana Raquel S. Hernandes


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