Top 10 places to visit in Mauritania - Visit Mauritania
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Today we are telling you top 10 places to visit in Mauritania. In this video i am telling you places to go in Mauritania. This is very beautiful country for travel. Also i am showing you in this video top 10 must visit places in Mauritania. If you are traveler you must going one time in your in in Mauritania.
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0:00 Introduction
0:09 Adarous
0:23 Arkin
0:41 Quakam
1:02 Rosso
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TVD-Dakar; Day #10, Trip: Mauritania, Lac Rkiz, Rosso, Diama Dam, Senegal Border, Saint-Louis
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A breathtaking 18-day 4x4 Expedition full of adventure toward Dakar in my standard Land Rover Discovery II.
It's a Trans-Saharan adventure that connects two continents: Europe and Africa, and crosses five countries: Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Mauritania & Senegal.
The crossing from Mauritania #11 days provides technical feats with much sand and tracks passages and Senegal #3 days provide a totally different world, as you drive back along the magical beaches of the shores of Mauritania and Senegal.
Although they are small samples, I hope you enjoy this videos as much as we enjoy bringing them to you.
Special thanks to the entire LeirividaTT team who provided this expedition at the highest level.
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Top 10 Mauritania Cities By Population
Mauritania, located in Northwest Africa, has a complex demographic history influenced by various factors such as migration, colonialism, and natural growth. Here is a brief overview of Mauritania's population history:
Pre-colonial Era: The region that is now Mauritania was inhabited by various ethnic groups, including Berbers, Arabs, and sub-Saharan African communities. Nomadic pastoralism and trade played significant roles in shaping the population dynamics.
Colonial Period: Mauritania was colonized by France in the late 19th century. During this time, the French introduced administrative changes and labor practices that affected the population. The colonial era also witnessed increased interaction between different ethnic groups.
Independence and Post-Independence: Mauritania gained independence from France in 1960. In the early years of independence, the country experienced political instability, including military coups and conflicts between different ethnic groups. These events, along with socioeconomic factors, influenced population movements within and outside the country.
Slavery and Ethnic Composition: Slavery has been a significant issue in Mauritania's history. Historically, the Haratin, a group descended from black Africans enslaved by the Arab-Berber population, faced severe social and economic discrimination. Over time, efforts have been made to address this issue, but its impact on population dynamics cannot be ignored.
Population Growth: Mauritania has experienced steady population growth over the years. According to estimates, the population has increased from around 1 million in the 1960s to over 4 million in 2021. This growth is primarily due to high birth rates and improved healthcare, although there are regional variations in population density.
Urbanization: Urbanization has been a noticeable trend in Mauritania, particularly in and around the capital city, Nouakchott. As economic opportunities attract people to urban areas, the population distribution has shifted from rural to urban regions. This trend has led to challenges related to infrastructure, employment, and social services.
Migration: Mauritania has experienced significant migration patterns, both internally and externally. Internally, people have migrated from rural areas to urban centers, often in search of better livelihoods. Externally, migration flows have included both emigration and immigration. Factors such as economic opportunities, droughts, and conflicts in neighboring countries have influenced migration patterns.
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Mauritania to Senegal Overland | Rosso - the Worst Border in Africa? | D2D 46
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The day I had been dreading on my massive overland trek from Dhaka, Bangladesh to Dakar, Senegal, the day I had to cross the border from Mauritania to Senegal at Rosso.
Today's vlog shows how I did it, travelling from Nouakchott to the border by mini-van, crossing the border at the Senegal River via pirogue (wooden boat) and then the journey from Rosso to Saint Louis in a car that didn't look like it could go, let alone manage 90 kilometres on country roads.
See how the border experience was for me, from passport duties to changing money as I cross what has become known on the internet as the 'most corrupt border in Africa'. Is it deserved?
0:00 Leaving Nouakchott/Introduction
3:20 Garage Salaam, Waiting to Leave
5:37 On the Way to the Border, Finally!
7:43 At Rosso, Border between Mauritania and Senegal
8:16 Pirogue Across the River Senegal
9:47 At the Gare Routiere in Rosso, Senegal
10:50 On the Road to Saint Louis
12:17 Arrival in Saint Louis
14:55 Summary of the Crossing and Thoughts
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Mauritania and Senegal. Adventurouspirits Expedition
A coup in Mauritania means that we have to travel through quickly. We cannot avoid the notorious Rosso border crossing through which we cross into beautiful Senegal. For a full description of the entire Africa overland adventure visit our site at
Rosso / Mauritania to Diama
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Mauritania-Senegal Border Walkthrough - Scammers in the Border -4K- [Türkçe Altyazılı]
In this episode, we pass through the notorious Mauritania-Senegal Rosso land border. On our way to St Louis from Mauritania we are scammed, take a boat across the river, and hitch a ride in a very old car.
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00:00 - Intro
00:46 - People taking your passport
01:23 - Finding a loo
02:16 - The scammer
04:17 - Boat to Senegal
06:26 - Exiting the border
08:02 - Finding a ride to St Louis
09:05 - Bartering with the taxis
10:47 - The very old taxi
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Roadtrips in Morocco are like this #morocco #sahara #mauritania
Sahara desert is vast and when you see a car im front of you it feels like you are both alone in the world. Overtaking in no one's land can be sometimes a challenge.
This was recorded in a piece of land that both Morocco and Mauritania dispute
Leaving Nouakchott, Mauritania 🇲🇷 to Diama, Senegal 🇸🇳
TVD-Dakar; Day #12, Trip: Senegal, Dakar, Saint-Louis, Mauritania Border, Parc National Diawling
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A breathtaking 18-day 4x4 Expedition full of adventure toward Dakar in my standard Land Rover Discovery II.
It's a Trans-Saharan adventure that connects two continents: Europe and Africa, and crosses five countries: Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Mauritania & Senegal.
The crossing from Mauritania #11 days provides technical feats with much sand and tracks passages and Senegal #3 days provide a totally different world, as you drive back along the magical beaches of the shores of Mauritania and Senegal.
Although they are small samples, I hope you enjoy this videos as much as we enjoy bringing them to you.
Special thanks to the entire LeirividaTT team who provided this expedition at the highest level.
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Desert Turtle love water Africa Mauritania
Mauritania Mhairith Oasis
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One of the highlights of visiting #nouakchott is visiting the fish market (Marche de Pesce) where you can see the boats full of fish coming in to deliver to the market which is right there on the shore.
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Camping on the Border of Mauritania - Extreme Travel
I'm going to be honest. I didn't like Mauritania. It's a difficult country and from what I saw of the main two cities the people were tough and not paticularly welcoming. Not one person stopped to talk to me or gave me anything when I talked to them. I only started to realise why after the video. I think a lot of the mistrust comes from the fact a large section of the population had some first hand experience of slavery and who could blame them for keeping themselves to themselves. Join me as I wander through the streets and drive my old van further than it's ever been.
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What is soooo special about Mauritania? ❤️ |Curiosity Juice| WikiTravel Tour
What is so special about Mauritania! Mauritania is known for its desert life. You must visit Terjit Oasis, the most visited region of the country, camels are among the pleasant activities that can be done.
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Cities:
Nouakchott, the capital of Mauritania.
Atar
Chinguetti
Nouadhibou, large fishing center and industrial harbor.
Tichit
Key Destinations to Visit
The Adrar massif in the north is full of stunning desert scenery. Take a 4x4 off-piste across rocky terrain and through narrow canyons to explore the lush, hidden oases which have provided water and refuge to traders crossing the Sahara for centuries. The Adrar contains two of the countries magnificent historical cities. Chinguetti was once a trading center and center of Islamic scholarship whose architecture remains unchanged in nearly a millenium. Along with Ouadane and a few other small towns, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And don't forget not to miss the world's longest train either just for a glimpse or to hop into an iron ore car filled with Mauritanians for the 12-hour ride from the Adrar to the coast. The remains of the Almoravid capital Azoughui as well as rock paintings are also draws of the Adrar.
Much of the central coastline is part of Parc National du Banc d'Arguin—home to millions of migrating birds each year. At Nouamgar, you can watch the unique spectacle of local tribesmen communicating with dolphins to round up teams of fish into shallow waters for them to be netted.
In the southeast, the oasis city of Oualata was the southern end of most trans-Sahara trading routes in the 13th & 14th centuries. The city boasts colourful buildings, many of which feature intricate geometric designs. The city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and also boasts a manuscript museum with examples of ancient scrolls in fine calligraphy.
The Eye of Sahara (Kalb ar-Riszat) is a strange structure located between Ouadane and Chinguetti sometimes called The Eye of The Africa. According to some assumptions, it could have been a place where Plato's Atlantis main city was located.
Nawazibou is a place of pristine beaches and wonderful rock formations.
Rosso is a green area on Senegal river, just very close to border with Senegal. The town also has the Senegalese part you can reach by ferry.
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MILITARY CHECKPOINTS in MAURITANIA | Motorcycle World Tour | Africa #3
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