A new chapter!: Southern Africa, the Region of Magical Landscapes Explore Africa: A Journey Through the Less Known Continent! Let's see Africa and find out why Southern Africa is like this. Discover the most interesting facts about Southern Africa and find out why it is called the region of magical landscapes, this wonderful territory called Southern Africa. It answers very common questions such as What is South Africa like? Why is it called the country of racial struggles? Who was Nelson Mandela? Considered a fighter against racism. Where is the Namibian Desert? Considered its red desert with the most beautiful dunes in the world. What are the regions in Botswana? What is the geography of Botswana like? How was Lesotho formed? What is the Okavango Delta region like? What is the capital of Namibia like? What is the country of Eswatini like?, called the last absolute monarchy in Africa. Discover Africa’s fascinating geography, ancient history and vibrant culture on this exciting visual journey. From the majestic Victoria Falls to vibrant cities like Cape Town and Johannesburg, we’ll immerse ourselves in the essence of this vast continent. We’ll begin our tour in South Africa, home of the legendary Nelson Mandela and the spectacular Kruger National Park, where safaris offer unforgettable wildlife encounters. We’ll visit Cape Town, with its iconic Table Mountain and vibrant cultural scene, and venture deeper into Johannesburg, an ever-evolving city that reflects South Africa’s history and diversity. We’ll explore Zimbabwe and the stunning Victoria Falls, a natural wonder that takes the breath away of those lucky enough to witness it. We’ll pass through Harare, the bustling capital, and delve into the country’s history, marked by the fight for independence and resistance. We’ll continue our journey north, passing through Botswana, Namibia and the Kalahari Desert, where life flourishes in a seemingly inhospitable landscape. We will experience the rich culture of Eswatini and Lesotho, two small kingdoms with a great history and unique traditions. We will not forget the culinary delights of Africa, from the aromatic couscous of the north to the delicious South African biltong, each bite takes us on a journey through the flavours and aromas of this diverse continent. Throughout our journey, we will explore the unique geography of Africa, from the fertile lands of the south to the deserts of the north, passing through the lush deltas and the vast plains. We will dive into its history, from ancient civilisations to the liberation movements of the 20th century, with Nelson Mandela as a symbol of resistance and hope. Join us on this unique adventure to explore every corner of Africa, a continent that remains one of the least known and most fascinating on the planet. Don’t miss a moment and subscribe for more exciting world trips! We will also talk about other important aspects of the cities, such as cultural and economic aspects such as: What is Cape Town like? What is the Victoria Falls region like? Why is Africa called the most unknown region in the world? What is its culture like? What is its food like? What does music mean in Africa? How was Belarus formed? What are the cities of Gomel like? What is its demographics? What are the ethnic groups of this region? What are their customs? For all this and much more, we invite you to enjoy with us the exploration of the incredible region of Southern Africa, called The Region of Magical Landscapes. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Africa 01:01 - The Geography of Southern Africa 02:29 - Cape Town - South Africa 05:30 - Historical Data of Southern Africa 08:30 - Zimbabwe 11:30 - Gauteng: Johannesburg and Pretoria 14:23 - Rural Life in Southern Africa 16:46 - Namibia 20:13 - The Eastern Cape - South Africa 23:08 - Africa: Cultural Diversity 25:52 - The Western Cape - South Africa 28:00 - Northern Botswana 30:58 - What it's like to live in Southern Africa 33:13 - Lesotho 35:44 - Kwazulu-Natal South Africa 38:21 - Eastern South Africa 40:25 - Botswana: Land of Diamonds 42:50 - Eswatini 45:05 - Namibia: The Centre and North 48:04 - Thank you for watching this video