Mount Mulanje

Mount Mulanje, also known as the 'island in the sky', is a magnificent mountain in southern Malawi, rising almost sheer from the plains below. It has a rich biodiversity with a high level of endemism, including the Mulanje cedar, which is the national tree of Malawi. The mountain has a variety of vegetation, including forest, grassland, and rainforest, and is home to a range of wildlife, such as the klipspringer, a tiny antelope, and various birds, including the buzzard, black eagle, and white-necked ravens. Visitors can hike, trek, and camp on the mountain, with a large network of paths and trails to explore, including gentle walks to river pools and waterfalls, and more challenging climbs to the highest points. The mountain also has cultural significance, with local myths and legends, and is considered a sacred place by the local communities