Stumbled across a MYSTERY in rural Angola [S7-E85]

[@allancoghill8610]

After being constantly bombarded with everything that is wrong (and all that will go wrong) in the world, itchy Boots videos twice a week are such a welcome and needed celebration of all that is good. The beauty of the land, people, wildlife...so encouraging, inspiring, amazing. Thanks so much Noraly, your hard work is having such a positive impact. And the drone sequence at the river crossing---phenomenal!

[@annhooper726]

Great comment, supporting all🎉the well wishes, LOVE❤to Norali😊 😂 beautiful SOUL...LIGHT and JOY

[@hermandegroot1946]

Well said😂😂

[@susanneschnitker6712]

Thank you Noraly !! Fantastic! Hug you, regards Susi

[@joejones1991]

She's a light

[@helenmerkis6420]

I couldn’t have said it better. ❤

[@ronny-drz]

I was a Captain in the Canadian Army and served 14 months in Angola. I lived with Savimbi’s Unita/FALA in grass huts at many locations & with the MPLA/FAPLA trying to bring an end to the conflict and I was even in Cabinda where there was another group called FLEC that wanted separation (oil $$). It was an amazing experience, yet dangerous at the same time. The war lasted over 20+ years. The country was destroyed, blown up vehicles strewn all over, no electricity, unmarked land mines everywhere and Cuban troops withdrawing. What a mess. We had no chicken, beef or fish to eat for the first 6 months. The people, despite their conditions, were wonderful & generous, although they had nothing. The number of amputees numbered in the thousands. A place of death and suffering then. I am so happy to see the country has recovered a great deal and for the kind people of Angola. This video brought back memories, most of the bridges were destroyed then, so nice to see them reconstructed and the beautiful scenery. I survived my tour years ago and think often of the Angolan people I knew who passed and those that survived. God Bless Angola and its people.

[@gerhardgotzmann8880]

Thank you for your service.

[@vicky_webcatuk]

how wonderful to have played a part in helping this country and its people! 20 years of war... absolutely devastating

[@multi_leo]

Thanks for these detailed accounts of your stay in this amazing country.🎖🎉

[@bonzokaye]

Sounds like you did it rough Mo beef for 6 months eeek

[@bonzokaye]

What a room

[@ComputerGeekOnTwoWheels]

Oh my God, I am overwhelmed of how beautiful Angola is. Thank you Noraly for showing the world this jewel of Africa.

[@sbetini]

Isn't it? You hear so little about it.

[@phyllismcdaniel-cook946]

Angola is beautiful

[@lassalettcosta8288]

@@ComputerGeekOnTwoWheels and u r so welcome to the land of HOPE 🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴

[@jasperndubuaku]

This brave and fearless woman. You're teaching me about Africa more than I've learnt about my continent in my 62 years on earth and living in Africa. You're the greatest.

[@nicciwright1496]

I feel the same and isn't Angola remarkable! Thanks, Noraly!

[@leticiasabatto9550]

Why is brave?

[@lawrencenannes4260]

Yep at 62 yrs I c the beauty of the continent of my birth,now only.❤❤

[@taurustaurus1927]

I didn’ t know Angola was that beautiful.❤

[@niltonmahinga4617]

Yeah, my country is beautiful, thanks!

[@Manchester786]

She really is

[@mattomon1045]

I do agree

[@NuAege2302]

​@niltonmahinga4617 What is the name of the rock formation?

[@ManuelJoao-gh3gb]

You guys haven't seen nothing yet. Huambo, Kwanza Sul, Huila, Namibe, all major provinces, are astonished as far as natural scenary is concerned. Quite unique African flora there.

[@omundoemmovimento7141]

Angola is not seen, Angola is felt in the heart!, Our land speaks how beautiful it is in our hearts, every mountain, every river, every landscape, every beach and every desert shows us its splendor, Angola is a love like no other, not rivers and mountains like those in our Angola, everything here is magical, we are the paradise of Africa! Welcome to the seventh wonder of the world! You're still only in the north, go south, and you'll see the best views of this continent, Serra da Leba, Tundavala, Namib Desert in Tombwoa,! Always come back to Angola and tell the world about Angola!

[@paulosa9906]

Does KZbin have awards for best content creators and best cinematographers, if they do we should all vote for Noraly

[@Legit_Crypto_mining01]

I'm not sure if KZbin have something like that 😊

[@rockwestfahl]

I have thought that National Geographic should simply put her on contract to make videos for them. She does great work!

[@banzobeans]

Me too

[@fishtropiccanada4747]

Agreed , she puts her life on the line for this content ❤

[@AceK21]

There is "KZbin Rewind". But they rarely reward great and original Content Creators...They rather reward Logan Paul and KSI amd other cringy useless KZbinrs instead of actually intersting content creators.

[@Nikonik66]

I'm not sure the viewers know just how much work goes into editing video. On top of all the coordinating your map, supplies, maintenance on the bike, and somehow finding time to rest and eat, you are amazing.

[@bigcity2085]

Plus she flies one heckuva drone - that thing's amazing.

[@user-cr3fz8lz2i]

I’m with you! I doubt people realize the amount of work that goes into all we see…and she’s the whole crew! I don’t understand why she doesn’t have 5M subscribers. Some women who grooms dogs has over 2M subscribers…Really? The world is off canter a bit.

[@alanbrown7558]

Noraly has stated in some episodes, and in interview podcasts that 16 hour days are not unusual. So, anyone who thinks she's 'living it large', is in for a shock. Her work ethic would scare most people but, she loves what she does so, it doesn't always feel like work. And when she gets days like this one, I can certain see her excitement.

[@dieterduepetell3150]

Nun ja, wenn sie von 270 km spricht und auf dem Tacho steht kaum mehr als 30km/h, dann sollte jeder verstehen, wie lange so eine Tagestour dauert. Meine längste Tagestour dauerte von 1:00 früh bis nachmittags 17:00 und ich konnte danach nicht mehr sitzen 😒. Das war nur Asphalt

[@Gyodofer]

And music!!!! The chosen themes are very good, yesterday I watched the trip in Chile, from Coyahique to Futaleufu..... I watched it again because of the musical theme, excellent!!!!! What a blessing to have found this beautiful Noraly channel!!!!

[@j.d.9648]

Wow! Can we just give a standing ovation and HUGE round of applause to Noraly for all of the spectacular drone footage in this episode??!! Simply stunning!👏👏

[@derekbilston]

Absolutely stunning worthy of an award. BBC TV try and beat this.

[@eksodass]

@@derekbilston probably drone has a follow me mode or she is using a Hover X1

[@daveacs6710]

Absolutely agree!!

[@daveacs6710]

Kalandula Falls ….. amazing. You make the world more beautiful to show us all these beautiful places

[@MOMO41837]

Drone footage? I'm more impressed with her POV shots on her bike If I want drone footage I'll look for it...

[@janvenning-slater2115]

My wife and I have been watching Noralys' adventures for a while now. We are both in our 70's and have enjoyed the scenes and places she has been to around the world, it has just been so fascinating watching it all. We feel as though we're sitting on her shoulder, getting a birdseye view of the countries she has been travelling through. All the best Noraly, we are both cheering you onward. 🤗🥰

[@antoniolelo5832]

Well come to my country Angola, and enjoy Kalandula's water falls , we are so proud showing our natural beauty to the world . Thank you very much, we appreciated.

[@lawrencenannes4260]

I agree your country is beautifull.from south africa❤❤

[@mirlandosantana1192]

Thank you for coming to Angola 🇦🇴 and show all over the world what we have

[@siralc1432]

I was in Germany for a visit recently. There were some 6 of us who were attending the local church and we were invited to this lovely German couple’s house for lunch. We were all from different countries. During the table conversation, I mentioned that I loved the KZbin channel of Itchy Boots. One of the guys immediately said he too loved that channel and we were so surprised about that that we did a high five!

[@Flossie710]

Love that story. High five from the Netherlands!

[@paxwallace8324]

I mean she does have 2.2 million subscribers but I get ya sure

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yes great story, thanks for sharing. Peace!

[@kylo5418]

Never knew Angola is so beautiful...❤❤❤ The media only show the war in Angola

[@Achille650]

Exact 😊

[@guleiro]

Travel by road many times here in Angola. It is indeed a beautiful country ❤

[@gbolahanfadeyi2886]

A very beautiful of course. As of media, they only show the negatives aspect of everything, not the positives aspect.

[@DonPedro6901]

Totally agree 👍

[@marciadaconceicao7061]

Right! And it’s crazy because the war ended more than 20 years ago

[@Flavius7]

Angola seems to be a real treasure, didn't quite expected that...beautiful!

[@joanjoan1265]

Africa is very complex

[@MobiLe-kp1ez]

Africa is beautiful everywhere. If you never visit places in Africa then you don't know

[@NiklazSchwarzschild]

Angola is a hidden diamond 😍

[@robertpappas4387]

What a day for all of us in Itchy Boots Nation;Thanks for taking us along on that spectacular journey

[@brcc6535]

There is no place like Africa. Has its own sunsets like you have never seen. Miss it 🌄

[@kaizen2049]

The fact that noraly is travelling 100s of kilometers with barely anything to eat & than filming & editing all along with a smile is just superhuman ❤❤

[@smashakarah5102]

Could'nt agree more. She's amazing.

[@bubaks2]

Yea she puts me to shame. Living my dream.

[@samuelsimon1133]

And African countries are very cheap

[@matthiasletis]

It is difficult for me to believe she edit by herself everything, I would like to have the answer

[@chatphan1447]

In Africa nothing to eat!

[@eidernadir320]

Angola, a country full of beautiful natural landscapes and towns full of friendly people, thank you for continuing to show us Africa. Take care of yourself

[@rdemorais]

There are things we can only see here, like that huge river. Thanks for showing the world to us.

[@ainord1]

Absolutely amazing Noraly. Angola is looking like quite a place to visit. The standard of living seems to be much more inline with South Africa and Namibia. Excellent

[@luisreis3202]

My father, a Navy Officer, before the Independence of Angola, was studying the rivers at South. We were located at Lubango (before Sá da Bandeira). He literally went to places where nobody had gone before. In Portuguese, they were called "terras do fim do mundo". Lubango and surroundings are beautiful. Anyway, in a big country, as Angola is, you find a lot of gorgeous places. Good luck.

[@pitagorasramos8679]

Thanks for show ANGOLA to World 🙏🙏💪💪

[@wawizo]

Wow wow!! Angola is spectacular, thank you for the drone views...love them

[@heidistenius9450]

Omg, those waterfalls🏞🌊🌈, like a paradise, i'm speechless, Africa truly is amazing♥️

[@jorgevieira3427]

A country full of surprises! With a rich culture, a perfect climate and a stunning landscape. Thank you for making me travel to Angola, a country where I have family ties and memories that marked my youth!

[@akibmohtasim]

Angola is sooo beautiful. The waterfall took my breath away!

[@reneverweij3361]

Cant stop watching this, again and again. 3 times flying the drone in 1 episode. EPIC Goosebums al the way. Love Noraly

[@sergenaggiar9683]

Your “everything” is the stuff of fables. Your content is an eloquent testament to majesty of our planet. Thank you for showing us how beautiful it is and how universally nice rural people who are connected and attached to the land are.

[@abdulrazaqsuleaudu3417]

A geochemist turned an adventurer! Thank you for showing us the beauty of the African continent. I never knew a huge waterfall of this nature exists in Angola. I am always eagerly waiting for a new episode of your travelly from you each week. Cheers and safe trip all through!

[@markisee]

Angola is definitely an African treasure - a great eye opener 🙂

[@hoekbrwr]

Really undeveloped country. Amongst the previous countries this is the best till now! A lot of possibilities to feed humanity in the future , so we don't have to worry about that! That video of the bridge over the Kwanza and the might of the water bashing to the pillars it was relying on

[@JOHNKAL360]

That hotel room view of the water fall is simply amazing!!!!!!

[@guywerb]

I have to confess I didn't know that much about Angola, but the country really looks astounding and is quite a surprise to me (a very positive one).

[@ardian2010]

So far Angola is one of the best places you have shown us in Africa, I would definitely visit it one day, simply marvellous places and very kind people. ✌🏻

[@niclasjonsson4869]

Angola looks so much organized and calm than I remeber it 10 - 15 years ago. Thanks for super great video. You are the best youtuber

[@deborahgodley6980]

OMG those waterfalls were breathtaking- and ur room with a direct view of them! WHAT?😮😮😮❤❤

[@wawerukungu]

it blew my imagination❤❤

[@goagray5]

Angola is absolutely breathtaking. Wow.

[@douglipscomb3002]

In Australia there is only one word to describe the beauty on display here...."fanbloodytastic"!!!!

[@bobbyboombatz1489]

What a director you are ! Thanks for taking me to Angola !

[@phuketprivateisland441]

Wow, Angola delivers...nice.

[@srijonroy7084]

i dont know how long you will be able to do this. I hope till 80 atleast. Itchy boots isnt a youtube channel , it's a legacy, it should be passed down to generations after. I get emotional hearing these epic sceneries with epic music, honored to be a part of your journey,

[@fourlevent3288]

what a beatiful country ANGOLA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marit4660]

Noraly - thank you so much for introducing me to the stunning natural beauty of Angola. I was so deeply moved to see your drone footage of the river Kwanza, those mysterious rock outcroppings, and the magnificent Calandula Falls. Those falls just took my breath away! What a treasure. 💗

[@Theaddman]

What a beautiful country

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Re-watching multiple times because of so many incredible scenes. The drone imagery starting at 8:22 zooming away while Noraly rides across the "bridge over river Kawanza", then rising up to see the river slow and widen takes breath away. Perhaps my favorite scene. This, the rocks, and the incredible Kalandula falls will be favorites among stunning IB screen capture collection. Thank you Noraly. Peace! ❤❤❤

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Hey Jason, don’t know what is going on, I have replied twice to your comment regarding the film crew that Noraly responded to, and for some reason it will not post. So I am now trying to reply to another one of your posts and see if it goes. So yes I did read those comments and I am glad she replied. She can get quite blunt at times and that is what I call an “Atta Girl “ moment!!

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Success..third attempt!!😜

[@felizkambuale1558]

my country, thank you to be here.

[@PauloFernando-o4k]

Thanks for visiting Angola need you next time

[@odawaeric3209]

that rock formation is stunning, gorgeous, and out of this world. The waterfall is out of this world. It seems to me that yu have seen some of the most beautiful places in this world and through your channel, you make us visit those places from the comfort of our homes. THANKS SO MUCH

[@munyaradzichaunza1987]

Angola is beutiful, those stunning drone shots from the river, stone sediments and the falls priceless. Thanks Noraly, you are our unofficial tourism ambassador :)

[@andrabotha4212]

What a lovely video, Noraly! I must say, its much better in Angola than some of that other African countries where I was a bit nervous about your safety. Something that not many other followers are perhaps noticing, I really appreciate the music you use with your videos. Congratulations with your good taste of music! 👏👏👏 Just love it!

[@JonUG.Telecast]

This is absolutely beautiful right here in Angola

[@ingridwyngaard6701]

this was an awesome ride. Angola is just beautiful. Thank you for showing us your amazing rides.

[@debrayozhavii1929]

This is one of the amaizing vids, Angola is beautyful

[@MayankYadav-eo7vx]

What a place , Amazing I see this vedio more than four time full hd Dron shots amazing Thankyou Noraly ❤❤❤

[@ginola03]

The water falls and the rock formations were spectacular. That should be a tourist attraction in Angola. Thanks Noraly for sharing. I see like a Niagara falls type experience here. Wow.

[@RideNWrench]

This entire episode is a huge feast for the eyes! And you've offered so much stunning footage for years, of course but those falls are another level. Absolutely stunning, and stunning filmed. Thank you so much! It's also fun to see you enjoying firmer terrain and, after weeks? months? in the West African mud, basically being able to whip through the rutted/water channeled - but drier - roads in Angola.

[@Dal-Mac]

Just wow, I have been watching your videos for sometime, but this one has truly moved me with the natural beauty of Angola, what a stunning ride!! Thank you.

[@stephenwachira3306]

Wow, your drone shot of the Kwanza River Bridge is incredible, and the Calunda Falls and the black stones of Pungo Adongo are simply breathtaking! Have you ever considered sharing these stunning sights on platforms like Wikipedia or Google Map reviews? Your unique perspective and adventures is truly inspiring, and I believe others would benefit from experiencing these locations through your lens. Your experiences are incredibly enriching. I've been learning a lot from your travels, and I'm sure others have too. Your personal touch adds charm to your explorations, making them relatable and authentic. I dare say your adventures rival those featured in National Geographic series! Your ability to capture the essence of these places makes you a powerhouse. Keep up the amazing work, and continue sharing your extraordinary journeys. You're making a difference, one stunning shot at a time!

[@EmmanuelSandondi-ed3ee]

Wow Angola is very beautiful ❤️❤️❤️. Always wanted to see Angola thank you so very much 🙏😊

[@enduromotorradtouren]

Amazing rode, amazing countryside, amazing waterfall. Seems you struck gold with Angola. Happy days, Günter/Nürnberg

[@atticuskilby515]

Amazing Angola! What a beautiful country. Thanks for taking us along.

Lush turns out to be an understatement in this area of Angola. A thousand shades of green, at least! The falls are epic and so are the rock outcroppings.

[@katewilliams4876]

I said it before and I will say it again. Angola is spectacular and you have taken us on the most wonderful adventure. Thank you

[@hakimadjaoud6479]

Vraiment magnifique ! Merci beaucoup Noraly de nous avoir fait découvrir l´Angola 😎

[@johnlucala1532]

Thank you Noraly,for Angola,blowed your mind.... That's Angola,lovely country and ppl🌹🇦🇴

[@derekbilston]

Big WOW. What incredible scenery in Angola. And those tarmac roads look deserted.

[@AnimalsKevin]

Wow! Thanks for this amazing content Norally. Never knew Angola is this beautiful. Wow! And also, you bring these contents to us freely. The only way am gonna support you is to watch your ads without skipping. God Bless you. KEVIN from Kenya.

[@FrancoisCheminade]

What a place, Angola ! Je découvre l'Afrique avec vous...Bravo ! take care

[@MrElvinr72]

So many nice comments about my beloved country. Thanks very much for showing parts of the country that I never been coz I’m from the capital. Been in London for two years miss my country badly. Thanks Noraly for making my country known to the world. Keep up with good work ❤❤❤

[@DKClifeinBago]

Hi Itchy Boots. I am a youtuber from Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago. I did a collabo with African Tigress, in my home island Tobago. And I asked her who is one of her favorite youtuber. She said ITCHY BOOTS. I was clueless about this channel. Now , I am here because of her. CONGRATULATIONS❤❤❤❤

[@4rill]

Hi Norali, thanks for showcasing the amazing places that we have in Angola. Have a wonderful journey!

[@thomasmasese1047]

Incredible shots of picturesque republic de' Angola. The rocks formation in phenomenal. Waterfall is majestic. Much love from 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@nosiphojobela1233]

I felt something in me looking at that Calandula Falls "All Creation proclaims the glory of God" thank you for sharing your journey with us Noraly ❤

[@Breitie]

I grew up in Namibia, just next door to Angola, and have never heard of the Calandula Falls. The falls that get all the attention and tourism are the Livingstone Falls in Zimbabwe/Zambia.

[@davidmorcos1463]

Amen to that.

[@richardkisulani9098]

Amen

[@srinivasvaranasi1645]

Wow! Angola is just pristine and amazing. Hope it stays this way....

[@smarwadi]

Wow that river was stunning beauty ❤ thanks dear for sharing.. nothing beats drones right

[@v7444]

Truly the most spectacular sights in your journey through Africa so far. Angola is truly a unique paradise. Well done Noraly for exploring these countries off the beaten roads.

[@CanalAbreu]

What a wonderful place. I'm planning my ride through Africa, for sure Angola will be in my route.

[@thenayaba]

2:28 at the fuel station and I can hear Nigerian music! Love it! Love it!

[@1944chevytruck]

AWESOME FALLS!

[@laughtv7249]

Thank you so much for this video 📷 I'm Angolan, and I love your videos 🫶

[@janetdavis4724]

Absolutely. Beautiful, She Is so friendly to every one. Love her. She surly. Knows how to fly that drone.

[@kellydreyton6553]

Nothing sweetens my heart more than seeing Noraly drive through a well constructed road , with a beautiful landscape and that background soundtrack, it blows my mind. Makes me proud to be African. Angola 🇦🇴 have such a beautiful landscape & they seem to be very nice people who takes life the way the see it.❤ Beautiful people, beautiful country, God bless Africa. Love from 🇳🇬

[@yaballo1]

@yes, but none of the roads, bridges, cities/towns, national parks, the few farms, etc, were built by the actual black Africans. There is ZERO stuff in Angola built by black Africans except the flimthy + smelly shanty-towns, etc. All the things worthy of mention were built either by European colonisers (by the Portuguese in the case of Angola) & the recent ones were built by the intrepid/industrious/hard-working Chinese. The 'gods' had built the African nature (forests, rivers, animals, etc) OK? We Africans are very disappointing. Bye.

[@lillyteggin710]

So clean !

[@terryallen8463]

The waterfalls, kinda has a heart shape to it! Kl!❤️

[@brunomoreira2142]

Thank you 🙏🏼 this is the most amazing video from Angola 🇦🇴 and I from Angola

[@beakittelscherz5419]

I feel like, that was three Episode in one! the Bridge with the meandering River. Then the Rocks that suddenly spread out to be a vaste Field of Formations... And of Course the Waterfall..WOW 🤯🤩😍

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Was thinking exact same thing!

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Yes! One “jaw dropping” surprise after another!! Also followed by the view from her room!!😍

[@fernandogaspar3938]

Angola is STUNNING❤

[@vanessabill9145]

Angola is just unbelievable! The rivers & falls take my breath away.

[@raider3327]

Angola is much more advanced Africa than most. Looks like I will need to make a visit

What an Epic episode. Angola seems amazing. I actually want to go there,

[@myself_x_webber]

This is amazing, from DRC Congo, I wouldn't known this 12:09 side of Angola. Thank You!

[@ITheNameless]

Thank you for showing that we don't live in trees. Last year when I told somebody I lived in Angola they were thinking we actually live in a tree or something.

[@isabeldacosta683]

KIAKIAKIAKIA

[@urbanpulsewalks]

Those rocks literally took my breath away, tears were trickling down my cheeks! And then I saw the waterfalls! Oh my good God.

[@gc2053]

Thanks for coming to Angola 🇦🇴. Hope all goes well in your journey. People are friendly and kind. We all welcome you

[@SGofLagos]

Angola is breathtakingly beautiful, Waterfalls have huge tourism potentials, sadly unharnessed.

[@nthasilo6769]

Cry our beloved continent 😭

[@SugarCoatedPills]

Watching you from India, we have rivers, lots of them but rivers in Africa is no joke. Its end to end without sand and just dangerous flow. The water is brackish, pure and teeming with life. If Africa wants, it can be the effing epicenter of food world with those rivers and empty spaces to produce food.

[@Taligirl2]

It’s true! That’s my beautiful country Angola 🇦🇴❤️🥰

[@Binod.Mandal]

Super beautiful palace ..😮 You are enjoying the very beautiful view👍

[@soggybottom3463]

Glorious - that first view of the falls made us catch our breath!!! Beautiful, beautiful Angola, thank youuuuuu!!!! 👍🤗🤗🤗

[@laeljon]

Waterfalls very AMAZING!