Botswana Vacation Travel Video Guide

[@brightsize9256]

my Botswana my pride..beautiful country indeed..proud motswana

[@mmolotsikeipeile4438]

Botswana, our pride your destination.

[@Tararsupport]

Beautiful water fall on the earth 🌎

[@americanhypocrisy5210]

The Gem of Africa!

[@ASPRINALARD]

Proud to call this magical place, home!

[@Hamza7308]

You are so very lucky to call this paradise home, I hope to visit one day.

[@piontropechetrini5640]

my favourite commercial. I don't get tired of watching it.

[@jeffrey6244]

This deserves more views! I visited Zimbabwe in 1990 on a wonderful photographic safari and wished I'd had time for Botswana as well.

[@GoodVideos4]

Apparently Botswana has, or had, a good government, with a good economy. The Botswana Pula is also above the South African Rand. I'm in South Africa, and people whom I've known, who visited there, liked the place.

[@theolerou7490]

I would say it is the best country in Africa, has been there a few times

[@abezerianos1]

wonderful country and video.

[@seunambonha7147]

I love Africa,everywhere white discovered. How many years black people lived there!

[@glendaperkins9231]

I luv watching wildlife, in their habitat. So exciting & beautiful I can only imagine the fun they're having , when I was a child i looked forward to visiting the zoo that was in 1954 I had no knowledge of the beauty that exist there. Once I learned about Africa I always wondered how nice it would be to visit & feeling you're in a different world. I can almost feel it now just by watching. Thanks.

[@TheWorldHopper]

Love this country :)

[@glendaperkins9231]

The only thing missing in this doc. is the sounds of African music I love that harmony the music is heart breaking❤️💓💔💖💗💕 mesmerizing it hits my inter soul, the beat is the best, it sends me I love it.

[@dtshambane]

Miss home badly

[@ExploreWithDom]

I always wanted to go there

[@ahdulrhamanmohamed2712]

very nice country

[@keonesephuthe]

My motherland

[@BuzzOverland]

Correction there mr narrator...David livingstone dd not discover those falls... He renamed them to please his masters. They have a local name by Africans who discovered them thousand of years before David was even born...!!

[@SVbayMotorrad2]

The falls needs to be renamed. WTH Victoria Falls.

[@diegovelazquez4606]

Mosi Oa Tunya Falls

[@Hamza7308]

I was thinking the same thing, why keep the name if the falls have nothing to do with Europeans.

[@clemhfandango.]

+sissisnene Indeed. it should be renamed the Zambezi falls. More importantly, get rid of that awful statute of David Livingstone. It doesn't belong there at all.

[@clemencemupfava2281]

please don't fool people, Victoria falls is in Zimbabwe and Zambia not Botswana

[@nuancematters]

He said at the Zimbabwe border.

[@kingofsomalia2156]

To the idiot above me, people dont visit Botswana to check out Victoria falls, they visit Zambia/Zimbabwe.

[@nuancematters]

Once again, he said the Zimbabwe border.

[@nuancematters]

It does. You simply are not looking at it the same way as I am. Anyway, I am not about to start getting into an idiotic argument over something so trivial.

[@AS-mw6pw]

LucyStewart1981 But Victoria Falls is not on the Botswana border. It is on the Zambia/Zimbabwe border

[@originalmindset5278]

Zimbabwe should change the official "world renowned" name, Victoria Falls... A European had NO BUSINESS naming a water falls in AFRICA. Zimbabwe Falls, Zambezi Rivers Falls, or Chobe River Falls, would be more appropriate.

[@rzbrzotrz]

25:07 MaUn changed faster than any other city in Southern AMERICA?

[@hellothere8972]

LOLOLOL I love when I hear that some white guy 'discovered' the falls ----Africans lived there for a million years but a white guy discovered it a few decades ago

[@kweli05]

Wayne Perdue They discovered it for themselves, just like Columbus did The Americas.

[@bobgood6649]

Yes didnt you guys know that it was the African that infact discovered England before the white man :) LOL

[@godwinikenna7791]

Africa is for everyone even whites

[@Hamza7308]

Seriously it makes no sense to keep that meaningless name.

[@clemhfandango.]

+Hello There LOL. got it love European imperialism..."discovered" what has been known/inhabited by non-European native people for hundreds of years.

[@anamariaunumunzaga3234]

En botswana es donde está permitodo la caza de elefantes? "sr" qe tropelía,siendo el rey ( junto con el leon) de la selva

[@sjh1956]

“Botswana Vacation Video Travel Guide” - First 20% of video is about Zimbabwe Wonder when this was made; if I’m not mistaken, Maun today has a population closer to 50,000 Some points: 36:14 In the southeast lies a city that boasts *the finest infrastructure in Botswana* - See 39:05 37:03 Under the leadership of king Gaborone, in 1880 the Tlokwa ….. - shows the statue of Sir Seretse Kama 38:00 …. The central administration of Botswanaland ?? - And here I thought the protectorate was called Bechuanaland 38:17 In 1966 Botswana gained its independence, and in 1968 king Gaborone was given the freedom of the city, a great honor for the powerful and wise chieftain. - From Wikipedia: Kgosi Gaborone (ca. 1825 - 1931) 39:05 The city area is enormous, but *without any real planning and infrastructure* These blunders make me slightly annoyed, because they might give people a somewhat distorted impression of this beautiful country that I love almost like my own-

[@crzyrdr]

the pic u used is of Swazi royals.

[@GoodVideos4]

The video didn't show Francistown.

[@maryedelguzman2874]

No riding of elephants! Taming elephants for rides entail a lot of cruelty, abuse and exploitation. Please be responsible tour operators and tourist.

[@CAPgroupONE]

Looks like an amazing country. It's so ridiculous though that Victoria Falls was named by a white person. Just ugh. Everyone should go back to calling it Mosi-oa-Tunya.

[@ranimbendhief62]

Fjords vu

[@mandywarren8566]

Why not stick to the most important point. No human has any business riding an elephant! In particular an African elephant which belongs in the wild.

[@karlpj1]

Botswana starts at 10 minutes in this outdated documentary. Botswana is tourism friendly when zimbabwey not

[@dearnapst]

mongols you're abusing elephants

[@odirilebasimanebotlhe6572]

so you are a elephantor you have elephant s feelings or uy a nincompoop,i guess s even ur kids are ashamed of your comment

[@WildlifeObsessed]

What an utter load of nauseating hocus-pocus bilge where the Narrator is completely carried-away with his own hyper-active imagination. Drinking from the “Refreshing pool”, is most likely to cause amoebic dysentery. 1st 10 mins and 40 secs are NOT even IN BOTSWANA. Horrendously patronising of a beautiful Country and its People.