CONSTRUCTION DU CENTRE DON BOSCO - OUAGADOUGOU
La construction de notre Centre Don Bosco avait commencé le 29 Juin 2012, sous la protection de Saint Pierre et Saint Paul. Un Centre pour la formation des jeunes. Merci à tous ceux qui ont soutenu le début de cette oeuvre au Burkina Faso. Que Dieu vous bénisse et vous protège.
The Burkina Faso Song
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Burkina faso nature love PART 03 | natural beauty | Horse love #bkbytes #bk #tamil #shortsfeed
Burkina faso nature love PART 03 | natural beauty | Horse love #bkbytes #bk #tamil #shortsfeed
Burkina Faso Nature Love: Embracing Natural Beauty and Horse Connection (Part 3)
Introduction:
Burkina Faso, often referred to as the Land of Upright People, is a country in West Africa that is not only known for its vibrant culture and warm hospitality but also for its breathtaking natural beauty. In this third part of our series on Burkina Faso's nature, we delve into the country's remarkable landscapes and the special connection between its people and horses.
Savannahs and Landscapes:
Burkina Faso's natural beauty is best experienced through its vast savannahs and unique geological formations.
Banfora Cascades: In the southwestern part of the country, the Banfora Cascades present a mesmerizing sight. These waterfalls cascade over a series of terraced rocks and are surrounded by lush greenery.
Pobe-Mengao Rock Formations: Located in the Gourcy region, these imposing rock formations appear like colossal sculptures crafted by nature. Their unique shapes and textures make for an intriguing exploration.
Arly National Park: This park in the southeast is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. It's home to a variety of species, including elephants, antelopes, and numerous bird species.
Gobnangou and Sindou Peaks: These peaks are part of the Sindou Foothills and are famous for their unique karst formations. They're often called the Banfora Twin Peaks.
The Horse Connection:
Horses hold a special place in the hearts of the Burkinabé people. They are not only used for transportation and agriculture but are also central to the culture and tradition of the country.
Mossi Cavalry: The Mossi people, one of Burkina Faso's largest ethnic groups, have a rich equestrian tradition. They are renowned for their cavalry and horsemanship.
Festivals and Celebrations: Horses play a prominent role in many of Burkina Faso's festivals and celebrations. The Kourittenga festival, for example, features horse racing and displays of riding skill.
Symbol of Prestige: In Burkina Faso, owning and riding a horse is often seen as a symbol of prestige and status. Horses are not only practical but also carry cultural significance.
Traditional Medicine: Horse-related products, such as skin and hair, are used in traditional Burkinabé medicine. The belief in the healing properties of these products reflects the deep connection between the people and their horses.
Conclusion:
Burkina Faso's natural beauty, from cascading waterfalls to unique rock formations, is a testament to the diversity and wonder of the African landscape. It is a place where nature's artistry is on full display, waiting to be explored and appreciated.
Furthermore, the connection between the Burkinabé people and their horses is a reflection of the cultural richness and traditions that have been passed down through generations. Horses are not just a means of transport; they are a source of pride, a symbol of cultural identity, and a cherished companion.
As we continue our journey through Burkina Faso's nature and culture, we gain a deeper appreciation for the intricate relationship between the land, its people, and its four-legged friends. This connection is a reminder that nature, culture, and tradition are beautifully intertwined in the heart of Burkina Faso.
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