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Bengo Province (Things to do - Places to Visit) - BENGO PROVINCE Top Tourist Places
Bengo is a province of Angola. Its capital is Caxito. According to 1988 statistics, there were 18,700 people living in urban areas with 137,400 in rural areas, with a total of 156,100 residents.
It has an area of 31,371 square kilometers, and its population at the 2014 Census was 351,579.
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Viagens em Angola - Cidade de N'dalatando - Kwanza Norte
Segundo e último vídeo gravado no fim-de-semana de 9 e 10 de Novembro de 2019. Este vídeo da série Viagens em Angola mostra as ruas e casarios da cidade de N'dalatando, uma visita ao jardim agro-botânico do Kilombo, uma pequena paragem na igreja de São José Baptista e por fim uma subida ao morro de Santa Isabel para do topo vermos a toda a cidade.
No regresso ainda tempo para uma paragem no mercado do triângulo para compra dos bons produtos agrícolas da zona.
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Massangano, Angola
On November 2, 2012 the Angola Field Group visited Massangano, the site of one of Angola's oldest forts, built in 1582 to use as a way station for slaves being traded from Kwanza Norte. During Holland's brief occupation of the seat of government of Angola, from 1641 to 1648, the Portuguese took refuge in the fort here. The Massangano fort is located on the banks of the Kwanza River 20 km east of Dondo and about 2 hours south of Luanda by car. For photos of Massangano Fort visit
As shown in the beginning of this video, a stone's throw from the fort is the restored Church of Nossa Senhora da Victoria.
Also visited and featured in this video, the remains of Novo Oeiras, the iron foundry on the Lucala River which was erected in 1768 by the Marquis of Lombal, the progressive and controversial Prime Minister of Portugal.
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mapa de Angola [ Africa ]
Angola, cuyo nombre oficial es República de Angola (en portugués, República de Angola), es un país ubicado al sur de África que tiene fronteras con Namibia por el sur, con la República Democrática del Congo y la República del Congo por el norte y con Zambia por el este, mientras que hacia el oeste tiene costa bañada por el océano Atlántico. Su capital es Luanda y al norte del país se encuentra el exclave de Cabinda, que tiene fronteras con la República del Congo y con la República Democrática del Congo.
Los portugueses estuvieron presentes en diversos puntos de la costa que hoy pertenece a Angola desde el siglo XVI e interactuaron de diversas maneras con los nativos. La presencia portuguesa se afianzó en siglo XIX con su penetración hacia el interior del territorio y su ocupación efectiva para considerarla una colonia de los europeos, tal y como se estipuló en la conferencia de Berlín de 1884. La consolidación de la colonización no se produjo sino hasta la década de 1920, después del sometimiento del pueblo Mbunda y el secuestro de su rey, Mwene Mbandu Kapova I.
Angola consiguió su independencia de Portugal en 1975, después de una larga guerra. Sin embargo, una vez emancipado, el nuevo país se vio inmerso en una intensa y duradera guerra civil que se prolongó desde 1975 hasta 2002. El país posee abundantes yacimientos minerales y petrolíferos, y su economía ha crecido a un ritmo muy alto desde los años 1990, especialmente desde el final de la guerra civil. A pesar de ello, el nivel de vida de la mayor parte de los angoleños es muy bajo, y sus índices de expectativa de vida y mortalidad infantil están entre los peores del mundo.6 Es un país con grandes desigualdades económicas, pues la mayor parte de la riqueza está en manos de un porcentaje muy pequeño de sus habitantes.
Su sistema de gobierno es la democracia multipartidista, con un régimen presidencialista. Es miembro de la Unión Africana, de la Comunidad de Países de Lengua Portuguesa y de la Comunidad de Desarrollo de África Austral. Angola está dividida en 18 provincias:
N.º Provincia Capital Área (km²)
1 Bengo Caxito 31.371
2 Benguela Benguela 31.788
3 Bié Kuito 70.314
4 Cabinda Cabinda 7.270
5 Kuando Kubango Menongue 199.049
6 Kwanza-Norte N'Dalatando 24.190
7 Kwanza-Sul Sumbe 55.660
8 Cunene N'Giva 89.342
9 Huambo Huambo 34.274
10 Huila Lubango 75.002
11 Luanda Luanda 2.418
12 Lunda-Norte Lucapa 102.783
13 Lunda-Sul Saurimo 45.649
14 Malanje Malanje 97.602
15 Moxico Lwena 223.023
16 Namibe Namibe 58.137
17 Uíge Uíge 58.698
18 Zaire M'Banza Kongo 40.130
Exclave de Cabinda
Artículo principal: Provincia de Cabinda
Mapa de la provincia de Cabinda.
Con un área de aproximadamente 7.283 kilómetros cuadrados, la provincia norteña de Cabinda es la única separada del resto del país por una franja de aproximadamente 60 kilómetros de ancho, perteneciente a la República Democrática de Congo (RDC) que discurre a lo largo del río Congo. Cabinda limita al norte en la República del Congo, y al este y al sur con la República Democrática del Congo. La ciudad de Cabinda es el principal núcleo de población.
Según el censo de 1995, Cabinda tenía una población estimada de 600.000. Sin embargo, las estimaciones demográficas no son demasiado fiables. Consistiendo en gran parte en bosque tropical, Cabinda produce maderas duras, café, cacao, caucho ordinario y aceite de palma. Sin embargo el producto por el que es más conocida es el petróleo, que le ha dado el apodo de Kuwait de África. La producción de petróleo de Cabinda, procedente de sus considerables reservas, representa más de la mitad de las exportaciones de Angola hoy por hoy. La mayor parte del petróleo a lo largo de su costa fue descubierto bajo la administración portuguesa por la Compañía petrolera del Golfo de Cabinda (CABGOC) a partir de 1968.
En aquel entonces Portugal entregó la soberanía de su antigua provincia de ultramar a los grupos locales independentistas (MPLA, UNITA, y FNLA), y el territorio de Cabinda ha sido un foco de acciones separatistas guerrilleras que se oponen al Gobierno de Angola (que ha empleado sus fuerzas militares, el FAA - Forças Armadas Angolanas). Los separatistas de Cabinda, FLEC-FAC, anunciaron una República federal virtual de Cabinda bajo la Presidencia de Henriques Tiago N'Zita. Una de las características del movimiento de independencia de Cabinda es su fragmentación constante, en facciones cada vez más pequeñas, en un proceso que aunque no está totalmente instigado por el gobierno angoleño, indudablemente está fomentado y debidamente explotado por aquel.
Geografía map of Angola Africa
DT Dash8 take of from Luanda to Catumbela!
This is Taag -Angolan National carrier - new regional fleet of Dash 8 to perform internal and some international flights. This one is called Cassai and flew to Catumbela. Awsome trip.
map of Angola
Angola (/ænˈɡoʊlə/ (audio speaker iconlisten); Portuguese: [ɐ̃ˈɡɔlɐ]), officially the Republic of Angola (Portuguese: República de Angola), is a country on the west coast of Southern Africa. It is the second-largest Lusophone (Portuguese-speaking) country in both total area and population (behind Brazil), and is the seventh-largest country in Africa. It is bordered by Namibia to the south, the DR Congo to the north, Zambia to the east, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. Angola has an exclave province, the province of Cabinda, that borders the Republic of the Congo and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The capital and most populated city is Luanda.
Angola has been inhabited since the Paleolithic Age. Its formation as a nation-state originates from Portuguese colonisation, which initially began with coastal settlements and trading posts founded in the 16th century. In the 19th century, European settlers gradually began to establish themselves in the interior. The Portuguese colony that became Angola did not have its present borders until the early 20th century, owing to resistance by native groups such as the Cuamato, the Kwanyama and the Mbunda.
After a protracted anti-colonial struggle, Angola achieved independence in 1975 as a Marxist–Leninist one-party Republic. The country descended into a devastating civil war the same year, between the ruling People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), backed by the Soviet Union and Cuba, the insurgent anti-communist National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA), supported by the United States and South Africa, and the militant organisation National Liberation Front of Angola (FNLA), backed by the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The country has been governed by MPLA ever since its independence in 1975. Following the end of the war in 2002, Angola emerged as a relatively stable unitary, presidential constitutional republic.
Angola has vast mineral and petroleum reserves, and its economy is among the fastest-growing in the world, especially since the end of the civil war; however, economic growth is highly uneven, with most of the nation's wealth concentrated in a disproportionately small sector of the population and highly concentrated in China and in the United States.[7] The standard of living remains low for most Angolans; life expectancy is among the lowest in the world, while infant mortality is among the highest.[8] Since 2017, the government of João Lourenço has made fighting corruption its flagship, so much so that many individuals of the previous government are either jailed or awaiting trial. Whilst this effort has been recognised by foreign diplomats to be legitimate,[9] some skeptics see the actions as being politically motivated.
Angola is a member of the United Nations, OPEC, African Union, the Community of Portuguese Language Countries, and the Southern African Development Community. As of 2021, the Angolan population is estimated at 32.87 million. Angola is multicultural and multiethnic. Angolan culture reflects centuries of Portuguese rule, namely the predominance of the Portuguese language and of the Catholic Church, intermingled with a variety of indigenous customs and traditions. mapa de Angola As of March 2016, Angola is divided into eighteen provinces (províncias) and 162 municipalities. The municipalities are further divided into 559 communes (townships).[50] The provinces are:
Number Province Capital Area (km2)[51] Population
(2014 Census)[52]
1 Bengo Caxito 31,371 356,641
2 Benguela Benguela 39,826 2,231,385
3 Bié Cuíto 70,314 1,455,255
4 Cabinda Cabinda 7,270 716,076
5 Cuando Cubango Menongue 199,049 534,002
6 Cuanza Norte N'dalatando 24,110 443,386
7 Cuanza Sul Sumbe 55,600 1,881,873
8 Cunene Ondjiva 87,342 990,087
9 Huambo Huambo 34,270 2,019,555
10 Huíla Lubango 79,023 2,497,422
11 Luanda Luanda 2,417 6,945,386
12 Lunda Norte Dundo 103,760 862,566
13 Lunda Sul Saurimo 77,637 537,587
14 Malanje Malanje 97,602 986,363
15 Moxico Luena 223,023 758,568
16 Namibe Moçâmedes 57,091 495,326
17 Uíge Uíge 58,698 1,483,118
18 Zaire M'banza-Kongo 40,130 594,428
Exclave of Cabinda
Main article: Cabinda Province
Provincial Government of Namibe.
With an area of approximately 7,283 square kilometres (2,812 sq mi), the Northern Angolan province of Cabinda is unusual in being separated from the rest of the country by a strip, some 60 kilometres (37 mi) wide, of the Democratic Republic of Congo along the lower Congo River. Cabinda borders the Congo Republic to the north and north-northeast and the DRC to the east and south. The town of Cabinda is the chief population centre
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Amazing Angola Natural Landscape - Serra da Leba
Enjoying one of the most beautiful landscape in the world. Angola has unique natural resources for turism.
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Jaw-Dropping Views: Discovering the Astonishing Tundavala Gap
#shorts, Hey, fellow wanderlusters! Get ready to have your minds blown because we're diving into a quick but awe-inspiring YouTube video all about the incredible Tundavala Gap. Buckle up and join us as we take you on a virtual journey to one of Mother Nature's most jaw-dropping creations.
🌄 A Glimpse of the Abyss
In this bite-sized adventure, we're whisking you away to the mesmerizing Tundavala Gap, a natural wonder nestled in the heart of Angola. Imagine standing at the edge of a colossal chasm, with sheer cliffs dropping dramatically into the abyss below. The feeling of awe that washes over you as you peer into this breathtaking vista is simply indescribable.
🏞️ Sweeping Panoramas in Seconds
Our video will treat you to sweeping panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see. You'll feel like you're right there with us as we capture the rugged beauty of the landscape. The rugged rock formations, the vibrant hues of the earth, and the vast expanse of the valley below – every frame is a work of art painted by nature itself.
📸 Perfect for Your Wanderlust Fix
Whether you're an armchair traveler yearning for a virtual escape or someone who appreciates the beauty of our planet, this video is tailor-made for you. It's a quick dose of wanderlust that'll leave you craving more. Share it with your travel buddy, tag your adventure-loving friends, and get ready to add another destination to your bucket list.
🌅 Sunset Magic and Beyond
We won't just show you the sights; we'll also take you through the magic of a Tundavala Gap sunset. Picture the sun casting its golden rays across the landscape, painting the cliffs with hues of orange and pink. It's a breathtaking scene that'll make you wish you could reach out and touch the beauty right through your screen.
So, if you're in need of a quick escape from the ordinary, hit that play button and join us as we explore the awe-inspiring Tundavala Gap. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell to join our community of fellow adventurers. Get ready to be transported to a world of natural wonder in under a few minutes – Tundavala Gap is waiting to take your breath away! 🌍🌄
Gabela Helmetshrike - world's first documented nest protected by local guides in Angola
The Gabela Helmetshrike (Prionops gabela) is an endangered bird, found only in western Angola. In November 2019 the first known nest of this bird was found by Arnon Dattner, near the community of Santa Ambuleia in north-western Angola. The nest, as well as the 5 territories of Gabela Helmetshrike found near the community, were protected by local bird-watching guides who worked with the local population to prevent fires, logging or hunting at these territories.
More info about the nesting: the nest contained 2 nestlings and was located in a fork of branches in a tree, about 10 meters above the ground. 2 adults were feeding the nestlings, mostly with insects and small vertebrates such as small lizards. It is assumed by some that this species is a cooperative-breeding species, at list in this specific nesting this wasn't the case. All the 5 territories of the Gabela Helmetshrike near Santa Ambuleia were located in dense dry-forest that contained baobab trees. During the one month of observations we did not see any individuals of Gabela Helmetshrike in open areas or highly disturbed forest, which emphasis the need in protecting these forests in cooperation with the local communities.
Want to see the Gabela Helmetshrike and contribute to local conservation efforts? Visit the Santa Ambuleia community and look for the local bird-watching guides.
Contacts: Carlos: +244-939051638
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UM CANTINHO DO PARAISO – Praia do Kifuca, Angola 🇦🇴❤
Neste vídeo o grupo Toyota Hilux Angola resolveu promover um acampamento para os seus membros na praia do Kifuca que fica a norte de Luanda, na província do Bengo e um pouco a sul da Vila do Ambriz.
Venha comigo nesta viagem desde Luanda rumo ao norte passando por Cacuaco, Kifangondo, Santiago, Porto Quipiri, Caxito e depois a maravilhosa praia do Kifuca.
Veja também como correu o acampamento e o convívio entre os membros do clube, que transforma este clube mais numa família do que num clube.
Também é possível ver umas cenas tiradas por Drone aonde é possível ver o quanto maravilhoza é esta zona.
No final visitamos a própria vila do Ambriz para nos surpreender com as suas ruas largas e casario ainda bem conservado.
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Angola by Bike - Episódio 2
Aproveitando a facilidade de entrar na Angola com o novo visto eletrônico, resolvi encarar por conta própria uma viagem de bicicleta por esse país lusófono. Assim, comprei uma bike chinesa em Luanda, e de lá parti até Namibe, no sul do país. Acompanhe essa jornada de desafios e recompensas na mini-série Angola by Bike.
No segundo episódio, inicio a viagem em Luanda, passando por ruas movimentadas, seguido pelo litoral cênico, que inclui o Miradouro da Lua. Por fim, atravesso a Barra do Cuanza e acampo no Parque Nacional da Quiçama.
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