Let's see Africa and discover why Africa is like this. Discover the most interesting facts about Africa and find out why it is called the least known continent, this wonderful territory called the land of safaris. It answers very common questions such as What is Africa like? Why is it called the country of beautiful islands? Or why is it called the cradle of the West? Where is Egypt?, considered the land of the Nile, a multicultural country in Africa and a meeting place for the economic development of Africa. What are the regions in Africa? What is the geography of Africa? How was Africa formed? What is the Maghreb region like? What is the city of Marrakech like? What is the region of Southern Africa like?, called the southernmost region of Africa, where we will find the city of Cape Town, in South Africa, a true cultural treasure of Africa. We will visit the main places on the continent, such as its natural wonders such as the Sahara Desert, the largest in the world, with a great biodiversity full of rich fauna and flora. As well as the Sahel strip, a semi-arid strip that divides the continent between the Sahara and Sub-Saharan Africa, and getting to know the lesser-known continent. We will talk about places such as the Amboseli National Park, famous for its large herds of elephants and its panoramic views of Mount Kilimanjaro in neighbouring Tanzania. As well as the Lake Nakuru National Park, one of the best places in Africa to see rhinos in their natural habitat. We will also get to know the natural beauties of Mauritius, the Seychelles, a paradise archipelago, as well as the island of Madagascar, the largest island in Africa and a territory with a unique biodiversity on the planet, such as the island of Zanzibar, a world heritage site for its natural beauty, its rich history and its cultural heritage, this group of islands to get to know this unknown continent. But we will also visit iconic places such as the Namib Desert, a major African desert that stretches along the coast of Namibia, between the Orange River in the south in South Africa and the Kunene River in Namibia in the north, one of the oldest and driest deserts on the planet and the Ngorongoro Crater, a natural wonder located in northern Tanzania, considered one of the largest craters in the world, in the land of safaris. We will also visit iconic places such as world heritage sites such as the pyramids of Egypt. Since 3000 BC, the fertile Nile Valley was home to one of the greatest civilizations that humanity has ever seen, as well as the civilization of the Nubian people of Kush who lived in what is now known as Sudan. The region also has attractions such as the bustling cities of Marrakech and Cairo, the medieval cities of Morocco, the oases of the Sahara and the ruins of the Mediterranean, where we find the ancient civilization of Carthage. We will also talk about other important aspects of the cities, such as cultural and economic aspects such as: What is the region of West Africa like? What are Victoria Falls like? Why are they called a natural wonder? What is the culture of Africa like? What is its food like? What does music mean in Africa? What is the culture of color like? What are the cities of Africa like? What is its demographics? What is the religion of Africa? What are its customs? For all this and much more, we invite you to enjoy with us the exploration of the incredible continent of Africa, called the least known continent. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Africa 00:58 - The geography of Africa 02:47 - Africa and its territory 04:55 - Africa a land of rivers and waterfalls 07:08 - North Africa: The Maghreb 09:04 - Great Civilizations of North Africa 10:56 - Natural Wonders in Africa 13:03 - The African Identity 14:51 - The Sahara Desert 17:15 - The Sahel 19:10 - Southern Africa 21:06 - Paradise Islands 23:35 - East Africa 25:31 - Wildlife in Africa 27:01 - National Parks 29:04 - Life in Africa: Religion 30:55 - Central Africa 32:45 - West Africa 34:26 - Thank you for watching this video