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Guinea Bissau || Why You Should Visit It Right Now #travel #guineabissau
Guinea Bissau || Why You Should Visit It Right Now
In this video, we are going to give you 5 reasons why you should visit Guinea Bissau Right Now.
Many people confuse Guinea Bissau, that small country on the west coast of Africa, with others like Guinea Conakry, Equatorial Guinea, or New Guinea.
Guinea Bissau, which is listed 7th among the 15 least visited countries on earth, is one of the most amazing countries I have ever visited. This is a place where you can still experience the true and unspoiled Africa, far from large hotels and tourist resorts and among the local population.
Guinea Bissau is a small developing country on the West Africa coast, between Senegal and Guinea Conakry, and was until 1973 a Portuguese colony.
Guinea Bissau, unlike the frequent news associated with political instability, which gives it a negative image, is a safe country, with friendly and welcoming people. Anyway, as in any place, you should be careful to go to certain more isolated places, especially at night.
So, Why should you visit Guinea Bissau?
00:00 **Intro** 01:03 **Reason 1: Just because!** 02:30 **Reason 2: Guinea Bissau has a great archipelago off the coast.** 04:05 **Reason 3. Tourism equals money equals development.** 05:29 **Reason 4. The People and the food** 07:35 **Reason 5. Because it is an undeveloped and unspoiled country.**
In this video, we are going to give you 5 reasons why you should visit Guinea Bissau as soon as possible.
Many people confuse Guinea Bissau, that small country on the west coast of Africa, with others like Guinea Conakry, Equatorial Guinea, or New Guinea.
Guinea Bissau, which is listed 7th among the 15 least visited countries on earth, is one of the most amazing countries I have ever visited. This is a place where you can still experience the true and unspoiled Africa, far from large hotels and tourist resorts and among the local population.
Guinea Bissau is a small developing country on the West Africa coast, between Senegal and Guinea Conakry, and was until 1973 a Portuguese colony.
Guinea Bissau, unlike the frequent news associated with political instability, which gives it a negative image, is a safe country, with friendly and welcoming people. Anyway, as in any place, you should be careful to go to certain more isolated places, especially at night.
So, when are you going to Guinea Bissau?
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Guinea Bissau || Small & lovely West Africa Country
Guinea Bissau || Small & lovely West Africa Country (Guinea Bissau 2019)
Guinea Bissau is a small Undiscovered West African country, formerly a Portuguese colony. We travel to Cacheu and also to Bijagos. Is a pacific country, with friendly people and nice weather, and don't understand why his small Africa country is so undiscovered.
We will post new videos as soon as we make a trip. We enjoy traveling with our family and friends. Our videos are about the travels we made, and we like to show the most beautiful footages seen to encourage people to visit those places. We aim to produce videos to help people to travel in a budget, linking below the places we have visited.
I'm sorry the lens is so dirty, but it's beginner stuff. I hope we can improve the quality a lot, so we put all the videos. The good ones, the less good ones and the like so :-)
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Only 14% of the population speaks noncreolized Portuguese, established as both the official and national language. Portuguese exists in a creole continuum with Crioulo, a Portuguese creole spoken by half the population (44%) and an even larger number speak it as the second tongue, the remainder speaks a variety of native African languages. There are diverse religions in Guinea-Bissau with no one religion having a majority. The CIA World Factbook (2018) states there are about 40% Muslims, 22% Christians, 15% Animists and 18% unspecified or other. The country's per-capita gross domestic product is one of the lowest in the world.
Guinea-Bissau is a member of the United Nations, African Union, Economic Community of West African States, Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, Community of Portuguese Language Countries, La Francophonie and the South Atlantic Peace and Cooperation Zone, and was a member of the now-defunct Latin Union.
The town of Cacheu is situated in the territory of the Papel people. The name is of Bainuk origin: i.e. Caticheu, meaning 'the place where we rest'. Cacheu was one of the earliest European colonial settlements in sub-Saharan Africa, due to its strategic location on the Cacheu river. Cacheu developed a European/Afro-European population from the late fifteenth century through an informal settlement of Cape Verdean and Portuguese traders, adventurers and outcasts (lancados). The authorities in mainland Portugal also sent to Cacheu degredados - people condemned to exile for a variety of offenses.
Notable buildings in Cacheu include the Portuguese-built 16th-century fort, dating from the period when Cacheu was a center for the slave trade.
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BOKE : Les Projets de routes du President Mamady Doumbouya change l'image de la ville.
Projet de routes de Mamady Doumbouya Mamady Doumbouya naît le 4 mars 1980, fils de Karifala Doumbouya et de Hadja Mandioula Sylla. Il est originaire de la région de Kankan, deuxième plus grande ville de Guinée. Mamady Doumbouya est l'actuel President de la Republique de Guinee.
Boké est une ville de Guinée sur les bords du Rio Nunez. C'est le chef-lieu de la préfecture et la capitale de la région homonymes.
Située sur la côte maritime de la Guinée, Boké s’étend sur une superficie de 334 km2. Elle est localisée dans la partie Nord-Ouest de la Guinée appelée Guinée maritime, et plus particulièrement en pays Baga. Les natifs qui ont construit Boké sont d'abord des Landoumas. Les Landoumas, dont la langue s'apparente au Baga-Sitemu [archive], se sont installés sur le plateau de Boké, s'étendant jusqu'en Guinée-Bissau au nord et s'approchant des plaines du Rio Kapatchez au sud.
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Road to Quebo, Guinea Bissau
In Feb 2012, 3 DNA traced descendants of Guinea Bissau, W Africa made the journey 'home'. We started a project called 'It Takes a Village' to help provide servies to the people of Guinea Bissau (we build schools, wells and med facilites in the remote villages in the bush) These photos were our FIRST LOOK at the countryside of Guinea Bissau as we journeyed to Djati, Guinea Bissau for the opening of the new school which was built (funded by donations to It Takes a Village) For more info or to donate please check out my blog Thank you and share the message.
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GUINEA-BISSAU: Visas in Bissau and political rallies // EPS 7.
What do you think about when you hear the name of the country Guinea-Bissau? I have to admit that I didn't know much about Guinea-Bissau before I visited. But that was about to change: After Gambia we drove into Senegal again and from there took the closest border to Guinea-Bissau. Our first destination: The capital Bissau to get the visa for Cote D'Ivoire that was denied to us in Dakar.
On our ride through Guinea-Bissau we realized quickly that it's one of the most laid back countries we visited so far - and we were invited to join the rallies of the two competing parties for the presidential election in the town Gabú (there was not much a choice to avoid this though, all places that sold food were as well packed with the people taking part in the rallies).
Join me for the journey through Guinea-Bissau and get to know this country that is one of the least traveled in the world.
//NOTE: videos were recorded before I had a Youtube Channel - initially used for my Instagram stories. That's the reason for the close ups of my face - they were recorded vertically. I still decided to use them - that's the authentic footage I have and I can't change that anymore. Remember: I just started out with filming and cutting - its a learning curve and far from perfect! If you mind seeing my nose hair every now and then, I can highly recommend you to skip this part of the journey and join again when I will publish my next trips after the country Benin with hopefully improved footage!
// Welcome to the journey! I am Lea, a journalist and author and I want to take you with me on a motorcycle overloading adventure to all the wild and beautiful places in the world!
//Join the first stage of my trip around Africa along the coast of Westafrica through 12 countries: Morocco, Mauritania, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea-Conakry, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Cote D’Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Benin. Time of the journey: November 2019 to Feburary 2020
// I circumnavigated the world solo from 2016-2017 and now I am going to all other places I have not seen yet. Now on the channel: my motorcycle trip around africa/ the first stage of the journey through westafrica.
Hiking in Namibia's Desert (Brandberg) together with Bushmen
This Intro is just a short tidbit of my expedition to an isolated, 600 sqkm wide Brandberg Massif in the middle of the Namib desert, with 80 Million years the oldest desert in the world. We searched for a lost and unknown civilization and a leopard felt very lonely. Together with my friends Stefan Bee Two and the Damara Bushmen Jonny B Good and Collin !Uiseb we experienced an unique and untouched environment for a fortnight. Any questions, suggestions or wishes ... let me know.
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