Mandara Explained

Mandara is an ethnic group and a language family in West Africa. It is also an alternative spelling of "mandarah", referring to a guest room in Middle Eastern buildings, especially in Egypt.

Additionally, it may refer to:

West Africa

• Mandara languages is one of the group of Chadic languages
• Mandara Kingdom of Cameroon
• Mandara Mountains of Cameroon
• Mandara people, also called the Mandrawa, of northern Cameroon and northeastern Nigeria

Other

• El Mandara, a neighbourhood in Alexandria, Egypt
• Bali Mandara Toll Road, an elevated toll road in Bali, Indonesia
• Mandara or Mandala, Hindu and Buddhist religious object or symbol
• Mandara people (Australia), an Australian Aboriginal tribe
• Mandara tree, the legume Erythrina stricta
• Mandaraba tree, the Indian Coral Tree (Erythrina variegata)
• The crown flower plant Calotropis gigantea
• Mount Mandara, a mythical mountain in the Hindu Puranas
• Mandara (TV series), a German television series
• Mandara language, an Austronesian language spoken on the Tabar Group of islands, New Ireland Province, Papua New Guinea
• Mandara Spa, a global spa management company founded in Bali and now under the company Steiner Leisure Limited

See also

• Mandala (disambiguation)
• Mandar (disambiguation)
• Mandira (disambiguation)