Lilongwe
The final resting place of the founding father of the Malawi nation, having brought in independence and ruled for over 27years. He was the first prime minister and the only life president before democratic rule. He set up most institutions and ruled with an iron fist.
His mausoleum has two tombs. One is downstairs where he rest and the other is symbolic on top. For cultural reasons and family values, his actual casket is not accessible to the public. He was embalmed to last a century.
The mausoleum is all symbolic in so many angles, including administration, culture, history rule and his tenets of discipline.
From the mausoleum you can see the Malawi parliament, and a walk into the botanic gardens where you can also walk to the Martyrs tower, which was erected to pay homage to those soldiers who fought in World War 2.