population: 0.03 million

extension: 4.88 square kilometers

Museums

If you are in Ntsoudjini, Comoros and want to visit museums, one option is to visit the National Museum of Comoros in Moroni, which is approximately 15 kilometers away. Another option is to visit the Livingstone-Stanley Monument on the nearby island of Moheli, which commemorates the meeting between explorers David Livingstone and Henry Morton Stanley. While it is not a traditional museum, it does have exhibits related to their expedition.

Food

The Comorian cuisine is a blend of African, Arab, and French influences. Some of the most recommended and popular dishes according to locals in Ntsoudjini (Comoros) are:

1. Langouste a la vanille: grilled spiny lobster served with a creamy vanilla sauce.
2. Poulet au coco: chicken cooked in coconut milk with spices and herbs.
3. Mataba: cassava leaves or spinach cooked in coconut milk with fish or meat.
4. Pilaou: rice cooked with onions, tomatoes, meat, and various spices.
5. Samoussa: triangular-shaped pastry filled with minced meat, vegetables, or seafood and fried.
6. Baba figue: dessert made with dried figs soaked in honey and served with coconut cream.

These dishes are also found throughout the other Comorian islands.

Activities

In Ntsoudjini, Comoros, some fun activities that local people enjoy include visiting the nearby beaches such as Chomoni Beach, snorkeling or diving in the clear waters to see marine life, exploring the local markets and trying out the local cuisine, hiking the surrounding hills and mountains, and attending cultural events and festivals. You could also consider visiting the nearby city of Moroni to experience the vibrant nightlife and social scene.