On the Atlantic Coast of Southwest Africa, most of the population lives in Angola’s narrow coastal plain. It resides in both the eastern and southern hemispheres and South of the equator. The Atlantic Ocean and the Congo also border the country. It’s absolute location is at 8.83 degrees South and 13.3 degrees East. About 21.5 million people inhabit Angola, and they speak mainly Portuguese. The country’s history is shown in its Portuguese cuisine and landmarks that were built to defend Luanda, it’s capital. Angola has many tourist attractions and natural landmarks that make it unique. For example, it is home to the Pediva Hot Springs and Epupa Falls. The hot springs form small lakes in desert environments. Secondly, the falls are a group of
