Welcome to Hargesia
A resilient and fast-growing city that is the beating heart of Somaliland. Hargesia, officially recognised as the capital of the self-declared Republic of Somaliland, sits on a plateau in the Galgodon highlands and is one of the most rapidly developing cities in the Horn of Africa. It is a city of traders, entrepreneurs, and proud culture — where the spirit of the Somali people shines through in every street, market, and gathering. From its colourful open-air markets to its warm and welcoming communities, Hargeisa offers a one-of-a-kind experience for every traveller. Whether visiting for business or leisure, book your flight today and experience the convenience of flying differently with Sabar Airlines.
Unique things only in Hargesia
The War Memorial
At the heart of Hargeisa stands a MiG jet fighter mounted on a concrete plinth — a powerful symbol of Somaliland’s resilience and independence. The memorial commemorates the survivors of the 1988 civil war and is one of the most iconic landmarks in the city.
Hargeisa Livestock Market
One of the largest camel and livestock markets in East Africa, the Hargeisa livestock market is a window into the soul of Somali pastoral life. The sights, sounds, and energy of thousands of camels, goats, and cattle trading hands daily is an experience unlike any other.
Hargeisa Cultural Centre
A hub for Somali art, literature, and heritage, the Hargeisa Cultural Centre hosts exhibitions, performances, and the internationally renowned Hargeisa International Book Fair — the largest literary festival in East Africa, drawing writers and thinkers from across the continent.
Naasa Hablood Hills
Twin volcanic hills on the outskirts of Hargeisa, known locally as the “Maiden’s Breasts,” are a beloved natural landmark. They offer a scenic backdrop to the city and are a popular spot for an early morning hike with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Laas Geel Cave Paintings
A short drive from Hargeisa lies one of Africa’s most remarkable archaeological treasures — the Laas Geel cave paintings. Dating back over 5,000 years, these vivid and well-preserved rock art paintings depict cattle, humans, and wildlife, offering a rare glimpse into ancient Horn of Africa civilisation.
Hadhwanaag Mall & City Markets
For shopping and local flavour, Hadhwanaag Mall and the surrounding city markets offer everything from traditional Somali fabrics and spices to electronics and fresh produce. Stop by our Sabar Airlines office right here in the mall for any travel assistance during your stay.
Fare Guidelines
All Sabar Airlines flight tickets are subject to availability and are governed by the Sabar Airlines Conditions of Carriage and relevant ticket conditions stated during the booking process. Fares may vary due to currency fluctuations and government tax regulations, depending on the booked itinerary. Please note that the fare displayed is for a return flight.
It is essential to review the applicable fare rules and ticket conditions to understand the specific terms and guidelines. We recommend booking early to secure the best available fare. For enquiries, visit us at our Nairobi Wilson Airport office, Eastleigh office, or reach us at info@sabarairlines.com | www.sabarairlines.com. Safe travels!