Dangerous roads in ZAMBIA 🇿🇲 LIONS everywhere! [S7-E91]

In this episode, I am planning to ride to a small village called Mfuwe, in Zambia, right at the South Luangwa National Park. There is a long dirt road leading there, but that route is not without dangers. It's still rainy season, and the rivers there are full of crocs and hippos and there are no bridges. So I have to figure out if the water levels are low enough so I can cross but I'm getting mixed information from the locals..
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[@DianeGleason-tc9zd]

Noraly is providing a new type of documentary that beats all competition of high cost showing the world in a completely self contained and natural view without the drama and with a smile.

[@Festusonwudiwe-xl4ur]

I tel u not by them say

[@Razidurgh]

Unfortunately, we don't see much real conversation with the locals, and she covers so much distance in a day that we don't see much of one country before we're already in the next.

[@joseferreira9114]

Então quando regressar a Angola vai ver ainda mais animais selvagens😅

[@ndungumungai4373]

Every trip she takes on her bike looks interesting and worth watching. She never disappoints!

[@RKBro-jr1ts]

​@@Razidurghyou should watch her Nigerian documentary especially the GIVE ME MONEY 😅😅

[@stevenhull5025]

While the media lambasts us with so much negativity, Noraly comes to the rescue. She shows us there is a world out there with smiling faces, friendly people and stunning landscapes. We are blessed to have this brave lady in our lives, allowing us to experience a world which many of us would otherwise never know.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Absolutely we are blessed. Itchy Boots has been one of the best inspiring things to happen to me in years. Peace!

[@Allen-eq5uf]

I often worry about her safety because not everyone is friendly with a smiling face; hopefully she has a disarming effect on potential baddies.

[@HiViNewsByRegina111]

The best statement I have read so far. Blessings from Germany

[@valmir144]

@@Allen-eq5uf While in rural Africa, she is safe, believe me! The kind of people that you're talking about are usually found in urban areas!

[@mie1jos]

Noraly gives me a positive feeling in these crazy times. She is so pure and always smiling and laughing and showing us the beautiful things in this still amazing world.

[@boiruffytv]

Zambian has a Beautiful sky Sending ❤️ from 🇳🇬

[@carolinenakapite8117]

We received with open arms🇿🇲❤️

[@namakauchambuluka3896]

Zambia is Africa's best hidden secret,with some much unseen natural wonders its home to over 12 beautiful waterfalls,our wildlife is top notch and our beautiful culture is simply breath taking,Zambians are the most cheerful and welcoming beings ever,regardless your nationality, race,religion one would always feel at home in zambia ❤️❤️❤️

[@queenmarytorishe]

I believe so. I didn’t know anything about your beautiful country till these videos. I would love to go some day. Your country is beautiful. Thanks Noraly 💕

[@kathyohara6658]

You forgot to mention one of the largest man made lakes too. It is beautiful.

[@afrikaintv8374]

All Southern Africa is like that. Drc Congo, Zimbabwe, South Africa...all are paradise.

[@namakauchambuluka3896]

​@@queenmarytorisheyou are more than welcome and I can assure you that you will have a splendid time here❤❤

[@namakauchambuluka3896]

​@@kathyohara6658that too❤❤❤indeed our country is blessed

[@nabulimbemakwembo7941]

Am Zambian, and the fact that u are in Zambia just melts my soul ❤❤

[@persimmon3458]

Zambia looks great!

[@terryheatwole6153]

Zambia is a dream! 🫶

[@pmxgaming]

Hope all is well :) I am enjoying Zambia through Noraly!

[@immaculate7352]

She posts her videos two or three months after she has left the scene so my guy , she might probably have left Zambia by now. All the same her videos are incredibly beautiful

[@nabulimbemakwembo7941]

​@@pmxgamingall is well thanks for asking

[@christkid8522]

I swear to god this is the only channel that I see so much engagement from fans and people following Noraly I think the authenticity and the spirit of this woman is what makes us all jealous in a healthy way because deep down inside we all want this kind of freedom for ourselves. keep going !!!

[@jonmulack4226]

Agreed, but I find inspiration, no jealousy. While at 65 my motorcycle adventures stick to epic American tar roads, maybe it will inspire me to change an item or two on the bucket list while I'm still vertical. Watching animals like these that are not behind bars or fences is hard to write about. Many of us have not looked at them eye to eye in THEIR home.

[@neilwarburton3683]

Jealous 😮

[@xziztortheeternal6471]

Her bravery is unmatched. I don't know if that's good or bad but it's absolutely AMAZING!!!

[@Ice_Queen_Empress]

👍 💯

[@chumamakasi6682]

Yeap, she has inspired a worldwide army to follow her on her epic trips.

[@sophiemwale4207]

Thank you for showing Zambia to the world! I am a proud Zambian 💕

[@sergiobainha5530]

WOW !! Claps to the Zambia Government or the organizations that handle this wild animal reserve. Unbelievable! Again , Many CLAPS to Zambia , you guys are doing a tremendous job. From Rio - Brasil.

[@Student_Of_Life09]

Actually Luangwa national park is more amazing than Mfuwe.

[@butterfly9274]

Thank You 🙏🏽

[@QueenQueen-st4xe]

I'm a Jamaican and I can't wait for Wednesday and Sunday to watch her videos. One love to everyone who watches this platform ❤

[@django1364]

a Trini to Jami a one Caribbean love. isn't this channel a boss, such lovely places Noraly has showcase to the world

[@extremeelytonymccullagh3465]

Honest Truth !! . from Nel , !! T .Tipp .

[@phil6506]

and to you❤

[@dawnmclean8518]

Lots of Jamaican here.

[@DannyoRaiden]

💚

[@stuartwallace7536]

i went to a conference in Lusaka some years ago, and found the Zambians to be the most friendly people on the planet. Big smiles everywhere,always.

[@brianmulubwa941]

For sure , we are good people 😂 welcoming and kind

[@enb00025]

They are amazing people for sure.

[@ubroberts5541]

Zambia!

[@mablemoholoa2424]

Yes we are a wonderful nation.

[@Honeybee897]

Gospel truth! We are. The greatest attribute among others the most high gave us is humility.

[@zambiscots572]

You’re so lucky to have seen leopards casually walking past your safari vehicle, they’re so rarely seen, this makes me want to go to Mfuwe, thanks Noraly.

[@juniormuwonge]

Congratulations Noraly... The fact is Zambians and Ugandans possess the same good qualities... Good English, very cool &calm and friendliness.. I really love Zambians.

[@BonganiMagadu]

You just had to squeeze in Uganda on a video about Zambia 😮😢

[@mwapemwape3363]

​@@BonganiMagaduit's not the issue Africans we are one similar language, culture and people 😊

[@The2000.]

@@BonganiMagadu 😂😂😂 imagine, uganda should be uganda leave zambia alone

[@edwardsingo692]

Mwana wa maama thanks...... Uganda 😂😂

[@gerrytushh]

True. As a Ugandan 🇺🇬 I felt so AT HOME when I visited Lusaka City, Zambia for work. My plan is to go back for leisure travel for at least one month ❤️✌🏽😅

[@clivecartey]

The BBC was once unique in being able to produce this standard of documentary series, sad to say (as an Englishman) that this is no longer so. This 'Itchy Boots' Production' beats anything currently produced by the BBC or any other European terrestrial broadcaster. It is all done in a very natural genuine way without a political agenda or an egotistical presenter. It is extremely liberating to visually witness a highly talented, intelligent and articulate individual go out there and produce, on You Tube, a documentary like this and with such high production values.

[@noelbowerman1562]

Hear hear❤

[@lorenzomag100]

I totally agree

[@philtucker1224]

I agree with everything you have said. Let’s hope someone from the BBC or Channel 4 sees the merit in this type of programme.

[@danomies]

The “parade” of animals walking so closely to the vehicle was AMAZING. They must have heard that ItchyBoots was in town and wanted to make an appearance 😉 Lovely episode, Noraly ❤️

[@mirnaeuceda2123]

I agree beautiful parade of a large amount of animals to say hello to Noraly and to let us sew a beautiful smile in Noraly's face. She looks like a little child so happy enjoying that spectacular view of free animals in their own place❤ Thanks Noraly for sharing with us this beautiful adventures.

[@CraigSNZ]

Yep they weren't lyon about when the celebrity is in town. Spectacular filming!

[@davidmfoxe]

The lions walk/drive on the left too

[@SebastianJHMader]

You are so lucky seeing two leopards in a day - one walking on the street nearby !

[@ComputerGeekOnTwoWheels]

Oh My God....Zambia is amazing. Seeing the pride of lions is straight out of a movie, absolutely surreal. Thank you Noraly for taking us along.

[@patrickkumwenda1652]

Zambia has so much to offer,from beautiful water falls to game reserves,land scapes and its friendly people

[@emmanuelyambo4143]

Otunya waterfall

[@darlingtonbesa2021]

Hi, Noraly. I recently got myself a Honda CRF300L from Lusaka and I rode it all the way, in one single trip, to Mansa! Started off at 04:00 AM in the morning and reached Mansa by 16:30 hrs. I covered a total distance of about 792 km in a single trip on my CRF300L and used about 25.3 Litres of gas! It is indeed a great bike! Welcome to Zambia, Noraly. I'm an avid follower of your videos. Oh, did I mention I am Zambian? Great to have you in our country!

[@SchoolforHackers]

What a great bike, and what a great ride! May you be safe and have good times-

[@darlingtonbesa2021]

It is great indeed! Thank you. I look forward to great times with it!

[@chrismoody1342]

Your country is beautiful. Everything seems to be well kept and streets are clean with happy people. Please continue to conserve all these magnificent animals for the people of the world to gaze upon and delight in. 🇺🇸

[@darlingtonbesa2021]

@@chrismoody1342 thank you very much. We shall continue to do something.

[@Universe-unravel]

I must say, I found her videos to be truly exceptional compared to the commercially produced ones. Despite being produced by one crew, it surpassed the likes of Discovery Channel and other big productions in terms of editing, cinematography, and videography. What I loved most about all her videos are the valuable insights on history that we gained from every episode - it is the best travel documentary vlog I have ever seen on KZbin thus far.

[@zzip0]

Discovery recently is as much about discoveries, as MTV is about music.

[@georgejetson9801]

I have to agree. It's exceptional.

[@junechacon9602]

The very best‼️💕💕

[@sachadee.6104]

it's not even a 'crew'. It's Noraly. PERIOD. exeptionally outstanding footage.

[@karenlarsen8176]

I was Zambia in 2018. I loved the country and the people. A trip of a lifetime.

[@benmulenga2648]

WOW !!!?😲... where on earth can one see such a variety of animals in their natural habitat all in one place!... Amazing! Thank you Noraly for this magnificent video! So proud of my country. Ben from Zambia 🇿🇲

[@hermandegroot1946]

Do you remember the 78 yo male, who suffered a stroke last week? He came home last Friday, and is lmost fit again. He got 211 good wishes of many of you and those wishes cured almost everything.😂 Thank you all. 😂 I enjoyed the video like never before.

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Awesome news!!

[@sooz9433]

That is fantastic news!!❤

[@sooz9433]

I remember because my oldest son's best friend growing up was a DeGroot!! Take care now!❤

[@beakittelscherz5419]

Thats good news! stay safe and healthy! best wishes to fellow ItchyBooters.Greetings from Germany to you out there all over the world!

[@thecook8964]

👏👏👏

[@enetamuno5953]

Great news the 78 year old grandpa that suffered a stroke a stroke is healing fine. Wish you a speedy full recovery. Best wishes from 🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@chusasilwimba2943]

We thank God for your healing, divine strength for your

[@loislarabamachunga5434]

Get well sooner 😊🌄

[@sheilamorrell6329]

Noraly, this video like many of you others is going to be watched by my young students here in Mexico. We too are travelling the 54 countries of Africa this year. They are making project books and have just been roaming thru the beautiful game reserve in Zambia. Thanks your imput into our journey is so appreciated.

[@afrikaintv8374]

Great job! Those who always think that Africa is a Jungle, no roads, or whatsoever. Show them that Africa is a Paradise on earth. Thank you Noraly.

[@shegocrazy]

The "no roads" bit is pretty close to the truth.

[@NkiksAlways]

@@shegocrazydepends on how you look at it. Our African resources are stolen to develop America and Europe and China so to our standards that’s the best we have and Africa is not a jungle everywhere.

[@allancoghill8610]

It's amazing (but not surprising ) how quickly the Itchy Boots channel is growing. Only a couple of months ago it hit 2 million subscribers and now already close to 2.25 million. Nice to see such high, high quality work get appreciated and rewarded. I have to agree with Noraly's assessment of the wildlife in this part of Zambia---insane!

[@laupernut]

Growing like Noraly's hair.

[@augustbaby8254]

I’m one of those new subscribers 😊

[@allancoghill8610]

@@augustbaby8254Welcome aboard! You're in for an amazing ride!

[@ragbag46]

From what I can remember even when I was a boy when we went anywhere near the game parks we were either in my fathers car or he hired a 4x4, like in Ngorongoro crater which is famous for its wild life. Relieved to see you took a 4x4.

[@owrbright3173]

Merci d'avoir montré la gentillesse des africains. Finalement une chaîne qui parle de nous en bien. Merci noraly

[@BillO964]

Crocs and Hippos...no worries. 😂 That elephant was curious. Such abundant wildlife. Loved the mini safari.😊 Noraly with her huge and lovely ear to ear grin...

[@daverow49]

Just WOW!!

[@darlingtonbesa2021]

I know right! She must have loved it!

[@kezianakazwe2638]

Zambia the real Africa, thank you for showing our hidden treasures to the 🌎

[@BonganiMagadu]

Which is the fake africa? 😮

[@mungaimburu8943]

I grew up in Africa but now in Australia. When asked about Africa, I always say “ forget all you thought about Africa and watch Itchy Boots”. She accurately and authentically captures the heart and the soul of Africa and the world at large.

[@alexbrown1995]

Me too. Born in Harare, saw a lot of Africa as well as the Americas and a few other countries. It's a big world!!

[@Knox-BezaleelTobias]

Oh yeah. We wait for your videos religiously. That`s how much we love your work.

[@pamelaroberts-aue7984]

yes the only alarm we set is to be on time the minute the vid is uploaded. Hot coffee in our hands!

[@aviationpoint01]

I am so happy to see how beautiful my country Zambia is, this is so heartwarming, thank you so much Itchy boots for showing the world how beautiful Africa really is. Amazing ❤❤

[@violam592]

The birds chiming and the hippos discussing their day’s schedule was Epic!! Ooh Africa my Motherland, you are Blessed beyond measure. 🙏

[@Gwaselya]

Tanzania is waiting for you, Noraly. We know after Zambia its Tanzania. Karibu sana

[@chegeny]

Wow.. you know you're in the heart of Africa when a pride of lions just stroll past you, like hey human, s'up.

[@martinj2843]

😂😂😂

[@amanyirejoseph2569]

🤣🤣 you heard me rolling down

[@davecollins6122]

Better than "See you for dinner" 😜

[@sailflyboy]

Watching your African series Noraly makes me acutely aware of how privileged are those of us who live in Africa. Worlds best kept secret. Thanks for showing it off, makes me proud.

[@africangenx]

That’s why it’s imperative we in the diaspora work towards going back home.

[@PaulRReyesActor]

At my age, old, I know I will never visit the countries you travel. Yet I feel that I have experienced them all. Thank you, Noraly. God bless you.

[@natehendricksen3338]

Wow! Just when I think it can't get any better, Noraly blows my mind with an even more incredible day. The country and people of Zambia are spectacular and the wildlife is incredible. Thank you Itchy Boots for taking us along.

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Noraly…you have surprised us time and again with stunning landscapes and beautiful people of Africa. You have introduced us to the desert, jungle, mountains, rivers , tribal villages and their cultures, local food and dance, the rainy season, hectic cities and busy markets. And now you have introduced the wild and exotic animals of Africa!! I feel this series is now complete! And it’s not over yet! The rest of this season will be a bonus!! What a splendid season!! You are totally awesome! Thank you!! Much love from Texas USA❤

[@QuicknStraight]

Zambia looks like the best place yet on this turn around Africa!

[@faithkapumuna]

Am a zambian but just to say the truth Noraly am so proud of all this you are doing

[@nonaflowers8034]

Beautiful country!!

[@TK0043]

When the mother and baby elephant crossed the road and the mother elephant turned and waved her trunk as if to say thanks, amazing! And the parade of lions at the end gave me chills!

[@oirik1]

Just discovered Noraly's channel a few weeks ago. I cannot deny this is by FAR the best KZbin channel I have EVER seen. This is what KZbin is made for. I am currently playing video after video on a seperate screen while I am working, just never getting tired of it. Real people, the real world. She is a true ambassador for the goodness in mankind. Most people of the world we live in are friendly and loving, we should all approach each other with a smile, like Noraly does. Don't let the ugly 1% fool us. Safe travels Noraly. En hoop je in Nederland eens ergens langs te zien rijden dan zal ik zwaaien :-)

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Haha you have been smitten. Fully agree - I realize its personal preference, but breaking it down to wholesome, humble, educational, masterful cinematography, and medicine for the soul content, nothing can compare to Noraly nor can anything be compared to Noraly. She sets the bar for all others. Peace!

[@NanaWatkins]

Am a zambian and i must say you are a brave woman 😍welcome to zambia 🇿🇲 much love❤️

[@256ugkalix3]

@noraly, Zambia is one of my most favourite countries...YOU HAVE SEEN MORE GAME in Zambia than any country you have reached..BIGUP MY ZAMBIAN brothers and sisters... Watching and following from Kampala Uganda East Africa

[@brianmulubwa941]

Thank you banange😊 Ugandans are our cousins😂😂. Your language is similar to ours...your names and food

[@DianesChisenga]

True Ugandans are our brethrens speak same buntu dialects

[@angiecerv]

Wow! Spectacular to see the animals in their natural habitat and not from a zoo. I can't imagine the euphoria you must have felt while riding, then passed by the elephant enjoying the shade of a tree, then followed by the jeep ride into the jungle and seeing those the wild animals... Your videos Noraly had made me and my children see the beauty of each country you'd been too. So many friendly and helpful people from countries we first thought as dangerous. You had definitely made us learn new things. Big thanks to you

[@lindaosborne6685]

I had the privilege of visiting Zambia 10 years ago. An amazing country filled with beautiful friendly people and stunning wildlife. Thank you for sharing your adventure. Stay safe. Love your channel!

[@gcorriveau6864]

What a wonderful reminder that there are still places on earth where animals can live far away from human encroachment and disturbance. Thanks again, Noraly!

[@jonmulack4226]

I may be wrong, but I believe the animals know that the humans in this area pose no threat. Either way, to be able to see a Massive bull elephant raise his head, show us all he's got and put out those big ears to hear whats going on is priceless.

[@rissacoplan5823]

Each time you go thru a checkpoint my heart stops fearing trouble. Almost always you are greeted with a big smile and welcoming words. Your channel is teaching me to trust more and see people with an open heart. Thank you.

[@YourDay67]

Unlike in America where a black person would be stereotyped and chaos triggered by officers

[@kathyohara6658]

Yes. Africa is nothing like the Hollywood movies portray. Respect and hospitality are African tradition. Zambia and Zimbabwe are known to be very warm friendly people. I walked alone through Zimbabwe and was welcomed everywhere I went.

[@bardo0007]

@@kathyohara6658 By the looks of it, wild animals are more dangerous than humans in Zambia.

[@alexbrown1995]

I was born in Harare and went back a few years ago. i had forgotten how friendly and happy the people are......@@kathyohara6658

[@ecttreker9816]

I cannot help but love the infectious smile you have when viewing those elephants and other wildlife.

[@Bluesky0201]

Noraly is far better at exploring places that big media cannot get. And is very sincere and respectful of nature and it's habitat.

[@patrickwatetu4114]

Watching from Nairobi Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪❤❤❤

[@yasuke230]

Tunangoja sana

[@stephenkariuki1531]

Hapo sana

[@kevinn3660]

Tunamngoja sana

[@sammykiiru4224]

By the time atakua anatoka ndio atapost za kenya... Kama hii am sure ni ya two weeks ago

[@patrickwatetu4114]

Yeap for safety reasons

[@cmreinvented]

Thank you for visiting Zambia since you entered our country you 20 minutes videos feel like just 5 mins so exicited to watch these Zambia episodes😅

[@clc251]

Your smile while filming the baby elephant and mom was wonderful. The sunset across the water while looking for hippos amazing and a day spend with Noraly priceless!

[@sachadee.6104]

I came to say the same thing. One can not capture the feeling and awesomeness of experiencing those majestic animals from that close. But her smile said it all.

[@Shadow0fd3ath24]

ABSOLUTE bucket list item for me now! Cant even imagine how it is to go see that incredible wildlife so insanely closely!

[@user-es4iu7ls2o]

Oh. My. Word!!!!! How blessed you are to see the secretive leopard! On our game drives we have yet to spot one! The absolute look of amazement and joy on your face makes it all worthwhile. There is nothing in the world like the African bush, and we welcome you 👋❤️🎈❤️

[@goodman4093]

We are leopard secretive

[@keithkristi7938]

You, Noraly, are doing wonders for the tourist trade in not just Zambia, but most of the countries that you have travelled through. You truly are an ambassador for all that is good in the human species. Your channel also, and very importantly, breaks down barriers and challenges stereotypes and perceptions that most of us have had, or have about Africa and its people's. This particular episode was awe-inspiring. Who among us has not wanted to witness wildlife in their natural habitat? Sigh! I wish I were there with you right now, Noraly.

[@jamie.miller.inspiring]

Not only the places she has traveled but also other places most people typically avoid due to one sided typical information about those places... showing how amazing these people and places are helps to show everyone that everywhere has good natured people if we are willing to go meet them anywhere and everywhere in the world :)

[@kasostudiotv591]

Great point..

[@mapletech_22]

Beautiful 😍

[@thomasjoseph4718]

What a beautiful country Zambia is. This is one of the most interesting places you have been. Those animals are so beautiful. I particularly like the evening by the river with the amazing sky and the snorting of those hippos. Well done, Noraly, it is horribly grey and depressing in London today and these are just the sort of uplifting scenes I need. Thank you.

[@BaronVonBattenberg]

Omg Noraly. Those lions were actually hunting! Great video, the beauties of Africa can't be described in words. ❤

[@scarlethreadd]

Missing Africa so much watching this - so many years away but Africa will always be in our blood! Thank you Noraly for bringing the beauty of Zambia to us - the people, the land, the wild life... the sound of the dove's cooing brought back many good memories ❤❤

[@berndhofmann752]

When I see all these huge animals Hippos, elefants, lions, girafes. I have tears in my eyes because it is so beautiful. ❤❤❤

[@flamesniper126]

Imagine all those animals just roaming free. Africa is so beautiful to have all those creatures

[@isaiahnyandega5318]

A piece of advice when riding or walking in the wild of Eastern and central Africa, when you see small animals like impala or the slightly larger ones like the zebra or wilder beast, do not linger long for the lions, leopards, cheetahs or the hyaenas are watching carefully nearby.

[@clausmayerhofer2780]

Zambia impresses with its beauty and friendliness. Most impressive was the unarmed policeman at the road block. I think it was the first "official" at a road block in Africa so far who was not fondling around with a loaded gun. The big town of Lusaka seems not to be as chaotic and loud as other african metropoles. The amount of wild animals so be seen is amazing.

[@Luckymizinga]

“Life is an unpredictable journey, so don’t let fear keep you from exploring.” Thank you for showing the world the beauty of Zambia and its people. Thank you for putting us on the Map Noraly. You are such a great Inspiration

[@HenryChitaika]

I'm a Zambian and watching this video and reading all the good messages about Zambia makes me so proud. Our wildlife conservation is truly one of the best in the world. We have beautiful waterfalls in the northern part of Zambia which are worth viewing too.

[@Zaramoku]

Noraly has to be naturally a decent human being, she doesn’t seem to be putting on a nice personality just to facilitate her travels. I said so because she trusts everyone she encounters in every country and she also is immediately at ease with them - our African folks are naturally at ease with visitors. I enjoy the ordinary way in which she relates to the people, in addition to her fearlessness. Great job, as usual!

[@Dave-sw2dm]

Your choice of accompanying music really sets the mood in your videos! You are mastering the craft of filmmaking as you continue to master the skills of riding and adventure touring! I have been a fan for 5 years and you still make me smile with every episode. Thank you for bringing the wonders and people of the world to us.

[@royanyango7298]

Watching from the hot sands of Dubai🇰🇼🇰🇼, can't wait for Wednesdays and Saturdays for the next series... Hopping the next episode will be my home town Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪. Karibu udonjo alafu umalo na ma style deadly deadly

[@acraftersstory]

I'm a South African living in the USA. Each of your videos of Africa (especially Southern Africa) brings me home. Thank you Noraly. You show 'my Africa' to the world and it's beautiful. :0)

[@PofKHANA]

Africa is a beautiful continent with a unique climate ❤

[@BoldMouse]

My wife just came into the room and saw my headphones on. “You’re watching your girlfriend huh?” She knows exactly what time it is 😂 Thank you as usual Noraly for sending us along on your journeys. It’s a cold day here in Germany but I feel like I’m out there in 30°C

[@bonfacewachira3297]

Habibi welcome to Kenya ❤😂

[@Svdz70]

You should invite her to watch it too

[@AlbertoRodriguez-ws8wc]

Extraordinary. It warms my heart to see these animals free and living their lives

[@TheMillennialPlantDad]

Zambia is beautiful! The landscape looks like a painting and the people are so nice it seems. I would love to visit. Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@kaizen2049]

Noraly you've inspired so many women of all ages on KZbin as they take on the journey of traveling the world following your footsteps makes me so happy thank you so much ❤❤

[@BoycottChinaa]

Be careful though, Don't go to India

[@JL-wf2wp]

And men

[@jameswalstrom2433]

Noraly has also inspired so many men of all ages... I'm just one of them...

[@Mercury0184]

@@BoycottChinaa She was in India a couple of month ago, during the rainy season in Africa

[@bodan1196]

It does take preperations. It's best not to go just willy-nilly. Perhaps Itchy Boots could make a video describing her preprations, the research she does. Would be interesting.

[@bridgetedwardsmentalhealth409]

Noraly, you're SOOO lucky to have seen leopards walking past your safari vehicle. They're usually extremely shy and reclusive. Unbelievable sightings, what a magical experience! 🐆🐾🤎 Absolutely love Zambia too. 🇿🇲 ❤

[@kingcharles556]

You are most welcome to Zambia. I am happy you have the same name with my wife. "BRIDGET"

[@bridgetedwardsmentalhealth409]

@@kingcharles556 😍 that's so wonderful - same spelling too! 😉 Thank you King Charles, I've been really fortunate to have visited Zambia a few times, and I love your beautiful country. Except for tsetse flies 😆

[@IddoRoscher]

In south Luangwa leopard and wild dog sightings are quite common, also because the guides have radiocontact. Especially on night drives. But two leopards and a pride of lions in one drive , pfiew.

[@saidibrahim5931]

Leopard are not shy but extremely dangerous

[@gerhardgotzmann8880]

Pure happiness in your face when you saw your first elephant.

[@kokeignatius4092]

What an amazing lady. Thanks for your documentary without any political agenda or bias. Indeed you are a brave lady. Helping some of us to experience the wild in reality thanks to you. Following your documentary is always so enjoyable and refreshing. Watching from Cameroon

[@PotentialLegend]

15:00 This shot is just absolutely beautiful!!! Such a rare and amazing moment captured perfectly, perfect framing, perfect lighting, that's the type of shot us film lovers strive for! Love these vlogs so much you're such a great videographer.

[@2023Red]

@Itchy. This may be the very best animal video in the wild I have ever observed. And I am 75 years old. Thank you!

[@caristomachengo8852]

I must say that Zambia is a beautiful land with beautiful people and wildlife.❤

[@brianmulubwa941]

You should come and visit 😂.

[@user-sz9fv7cb3c]

Super special! We are so lucky to have Noraly show us this majestic magic of the wild!

[@robynmccreary8091]

A incredible woman. Gives us all the best views of this amazing country. Bless her x

[@mommat1306]

Zambia seems like a good, better organized country. People have work and more money than in some other places. Also very pretty and peaceful. Glad you got to go with a guide, probably safer and better that way! That park has a rich and diverse collection of species!

[@brianmulubwa941]

We are much more organized and humane . Also very kind and welcoming 😊

[@bayadere8308]

And have you thought about why? There was a clue in what Noraly said as she crossed into Zambia.

[@owrbright3173]

Nigerians have more money and she is not there to show riche or poor. Just a beautiful trip

[@BonganiMagadu]

​@@owrbright3173it looks shit in Nigeria

[@gracemuleya2365]

We’re a beautiful country peaceful,respectful and the park where she is,is one of the best parks in the country the south luangwe national park in Africa if not the whole world 😅.

[@amybear2941]

I donated to Herd, and they are located in South Africa . They rescue Elephants. Phabeni is the youngest Elephant. They have a total of 17 Elephants. Noraly , we wanted to say you touched our hearts 💕 Thankyou . Watch out for Hippos. They are more dangerous than Lions . 🦁

[@rangie944]

It lifts my heart to know places like this still exist where "there is so much wildlife". Man has destroyed too much on Gods great planet Earth. Thank you for taking us along Noraly. Safe journey, Bon Route.

[@billyjack8081]

The Discovery Channel and PBS nature documentaries have nothing on her!!! AMAZING!

[@sambado]

Wow. This game reserve is full of animais. I am having a blast with Zambia . Nice people, beautiful nature and wildlife. What a place. ❤

[@brianmulubwa941]

We have the kafue national park which is the same size of switzerland.very big just allocated for wild animals 😂😂. We want our children to come and see them in the future

[@jaytam1522]

I have lived and worked in a few countries in Africa for five years but never visited Zambia. One thing that has been a revelation to me is that about the people of Zambia. Their demeanor, politeness and always welcoming friendly nature .. be it a fuel attendant or a hotel staff or a hawker on the street … it is so nice and I’m truly impressed.

[@EvieJewel]

Welcome to Zambia 🇿🇲 Thanks for showing our beautiful country to the world ❤

[@marygracegonzalez392]

WOW! That was one of the most awesome videos. Seeing the animals in their natural environment and up close!! Thank you for sharing this amazing experience.

[@heazy9744]

I recently told my Mom about your channel and she said "Oh I haven't told you about Itchy Boots? I love Noraly!" and then my Dad followed with "Yeah that channel is cool." My parents are 65. You have reached every generation with your great content :D

[@johnbastille5483]

Further than that...I'm 75 and I've been following this plucky lady since I don't know when!

[@kobieboshoff297]

I'm a 67 year old grandma that also loves this channel. Greetings from Mpumalanga South Africa

[@lorenzomag100]

I'm a young nearly 75,and have watched every episode,for which I love..

[@philtucker1224]

I have a daughter around Noraly’s age and sometimes I have to wait a while to pluck up enough courage to watch Noraly’s next episode because I worry about her just like my own daughter.

[@merylrivett7530]

Me too - 72 and so lucky to have visited Zambia last October. Beautiful country and amazing people!

[@brightonchama5373]

Great that you visited Zambia and most importantly the South Luangwa National Park in Mfuwe. There is alot of wildlife there. Thank you for Marketing my country Noraly 😊😊. All the best as you continue your ride to other countries. Bon voyage!!!

[@joshuachibolela8130]

I'm a proud Zambian... What you've seen is a drop 💧 in the ocean Zambia is loaded with so much more natural wonders, diverse cultures en so much more Zambia Kuchalo.... Plus loving en friendly communities across the country.

[@lyndamattravers3126]

Omg wonderful footage thank you so much xxx

[@olandezulfumator7541]

The most courageous woman I know

[@retiredbutnotdead9929]

This is probably the best video segment of this season. You highlight a wildlife preservation area where the balance of nature truly lives. All manner of wildlife is healthy and free from human interference and poaching. This could have easily been a different story but here you are Noraly showing us the beauty of some of Africas wildest animals roaming free in their natural habitat. Thank you…

[@ericnsokolo-py4ew]

this very interesting especially for us zambians who really travel around the country side particularly rural Zambia. thanks for your visit and effort to show case Zambia's beautiful environment and welcoming spirit with a smile

[@ruby75789]

You are a fearless lady of this earth. What a view of the animals for our soul. So real....unbelievable. You are making our dreams come true. I am so proud of you girl🤗❤💐❤

[@terryvarta9306]

the grin on your face watching the elephant says it all, u are just an appreciative amazing human

[@lo8337]

Twenty minutes and 24 seconds of the best entertainment on YT . It was just beautiful and thank you from New Mexico.

[@NMWanderings]

Yes it was! I was never lucky enough to see a leopard while I was in Africa. Another thanks from New Mexico.

[@kevinbuggie3808]

Zambian born here, now in my 29th year living in New Mexico. Beauty all around us

[@NMWanderings]

Yes, NM is beautiful in many areas. Wish I had seen Zambia though.

[@achimammani]

Can't believe that there are three places in one video where we have also stayed: Natwange Backpackers in Lusaka, Chemwemwe in Petauke and Wildlife Camp in Mfuwe (at the latter we met friends, stayed a few kilometers away). Safe travels in your Itchy Boots! ;-)

[@AdeliaNatasya-xf9cb]

Nooraaa you doing great job. Thank you for taking me to virtual traveling alot country 😢❤❤

[@foxtanker4055]

Very wise listening to the local hotel manager. I think that is why you survive out there, knowing when to "lets go" and when not to. Also that is the first time in all the years of doing this that you have signed off with a whisper. Well done.