Kampala, Uganda (No Talking)

[@jju2444]

I love when people just show the normal daily life of such cities. It's very beautiful, and the locals look really cool and friendly.

[@africanwalkvideos]

Very beautiful indeed.

[@rickdean3568]

It ain't nothing beautiful about that,it's crowded,looks dirty,and I can't even imagine the body odor mixed with that heat

[@Sliimkayy]

I lived in kampala for 5 years i speak their language They are very hard working people and they like having fun at night ( bars, night clubs, very stylish young people etc... I love uganda

[@AuntieLux]

Use your voice for good

[@davidran9317]

@@AuntieLux 😊

[@bezsie8518]

Really? Only in Uganda? 🙄🙄

[@Pete-z6e]

No thanks.

[@jonathananderson7990]

Night clubs here? What is it? Fucking fire pit with a bunch of "freshly bathed" slum kids? Lucky not to get stabbed being a white person there. Not a chance. LMAO

[@mutyabakatamba1665]

That is a small part of Kampala - downtown Kampala, which is ultra busy, congested and dusty. There's other parts of Kampala that are upscale in nature. Just like any city in the world today, Kampala has the less stellar parts (like what's shown in this video) and the more upscale parts (not shown in this video). But irrespective of which part of Kampala you visit, rest assured that you will find the person-to-person interactions quite satisfying. The people are a jolly lot. Visit one day. You will fall in love with Kampala at first sight, guaranteed.

[@alpha-vz4ne]

i want to go

[@AuntieLux]

Uganda is NOT just the poverty the west want you to see

[@delad-k5279]

The whole video is to badmouth. if the village is that quiet and tranquil why hasn't he done a video to speak of the positives of the country.? these are the things these foreigners do with their myopic, discriminatory reportage.

[@domanibell8361]

@@delad-k5279 Watching the video, I did not get the impression he was criticizing at all. He had many kind words about the inhabitants. I think he wanted to show us something different from the all lookalike boring modern cities. OK, he could have mentioned it was only a small part of downtown Kampala. No offense.

[@DevNull66]

@@AuntieLux "The west" does not want to see Africa poor. On the contrary, the better Africa fares, the better for us.

[@ocayaro]

Thanks for posting. I went to Bat Valley Primary school not far from here. Haven't been back in 41 years. I miss Uganda.

[@pervazmalik7033]

Very nice video I enjoyed it very simple and good people in Uganda just loved to see the hustle and bustle lots of love to Uganda from Pakistan hope to visit Uganda one day

[@africansubscriber4530]

I've visited many cities and Kampala remains my favorite city..It' may look chaotic but very addictive with friendly people ..everyone is busy trying to do something..The local food and clubs are a must try

[@Kato9436]

I agree with you Frank. Around here there are cities they claim that are very clean n smart not like Kampala. However ask any expatriate working in EAfrica they love to visit n stay in Kampala because may be they experience the chaos but also Kampala's affordability that's the word to describe Kampala n also easy to get around plus very friendly people

[@basilnyahunzvi9888]

Wow I never knew chaos can be a tourist attraction, I will start looking at it differently 😀

[@Freddyp6]

That the city that kicked out all Asians alright very racist

[@miglenakirilova4559]

Frank you are very brave man

[@elena-lc4uk]

@@basilnyahunzvi9888 it's wonderful

[@donronaldo5454]

I myself worked 12 years abroad. This video is absolutely great!!! It gives me the authentic feeling, missing only the smell and heat... Just like a little warp into Kampala. I appreciate the sounds and missing storytelling! Kudos, it is a masterpiece!!

[@zerores2005]

I've been to Nigeria and Ethiopia, it kinda reminds me of Nigeria. I loved Ethiopia! Thanks for sharing, it felt like I was there.

[@AnthonyMcqueen1987]

I would love to visit that beautiful country of Uganda. That is part of my bucket list before my time passes.

[@mugsev]

You will know why its called the Pearl of Africa. You are welcome...let me know when you're here

[@xxxtaceeetravels]

@@mugsev :)

[@xxxtaceeetravels]

You got me subscribed right away after watching this amazing film !!

[@hannington7568]

Thank you for sharing this vid indeed. I miss home (Kampala UG). I could practically feel the hustle and bustle of Kampala streets as if I am there. But we need to build a different modern city for Uganda. It's about time. Thanks for this film.

[@peterpane1773]

A remarkable insight for a brief time in another world! Thank you for posting! My little world got a little bigger.

[@25Soupy]

Wow, busy place, lots of hustle and bustle in the big city of Kampala, Uganda. In highschool I worked at KFC as a cook and my boss was from Uganda. I use to ask him about Uganda as the internet wasn't available for another 7-8 years (and even then it was mostly just email) and he would tell me all about it and how beautiful it was and if I even visited I would never leave. He came to Canada as a refuge in the 1970's as he and his wife were born in Uganda but they were of Indian descent and suffered ethnic persecution by the hands of Idi Amin.

[@aramroshani6197]

Happy to see someone from one of Canadian JFC in this page. Greeting from former student of JFC of Montreal (St. Micheal)

[@cheshireghost299]

I know this message is late but the expulsion of Indians was a sad chapter in our history they were literally thrown out of their country now everything is cool n ur boss was right if u come u never want to leave

[@Khaatumo411]

When the British colonizers left Uganda, they gave their businesses and free lands to Indians who work or were Askari for the British empire

[@mutaaw1]

Great city. Was born and raised there.

[@limofootball]

If you read into history, you would understand why Amin did what he did. It was all Britain's fault. The Asians were British citizens and were being treated as second class next to the British, with native Ugandans in last place. When someone gives away your land as a gift to another race, I'm sure you wouldn't feel nice about it. When the British left, they were meant to leave with the Asians but they discarded them bc they weren't white. Now, why would natives owe British citizens shit? It's a sad chapter as it wasn't the Asian's fault but neither was it Amin's or the Ugandan's fault. They were surely not gonna leave another race to rule over them as first class bc of colonialism. That's why South Africa is the way it is.

[@johngourliemartin2696]

Very interesting video !, surprised to see how diverse enterprising the Ugandans are, so many people all well dressed and getting on with their business of the day.. a nice video of life in Kampala,, many thanks for sharing your experience's

[@pidikwahono8888]

Kampala, tempat yang damai dan ramah. Suatu hari nanti Sangat ingin berkunjung di sana. Amazing Uganda.

[@robertreagan5173]

I lived in Asmara for two years a while back. What an excellent video and it speaks for its self . Thank you so much.

[@anamariagutierrez2019]

It looks like some are of my Hometown where the markets are, I would go in a group, the food looks delicious and very clean, thanks for sharing.

[@Michael-bf1dt]

Hi Ana how are you. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 to Uganda 🇺🇬. Hope you’re safe from covid. It’s a good video. Best wishes to you 😊🙏 Michael

[@StayFokust]

This took me right back. Uncomfortably beautiful and amazing place for many reasons. I'd go back for sure. Thanks for this! It's just like being back there!

[@joaoalguem]

Thanks very much to share this fantastic tour into hearth of Uganda!! I was positively impressed with the education and joy of living of the Ugandan people.

[@jollyakullu2926]

Thanks

[@marciojoserodrigues458]

May God bless the african people, protecting them and freeing them from all evil. Greeting from Brazil!

[@tribemaster101]

o mal vem sempre de fora

[@whatafuname]

I love weather in Uganda... all year round stable... and relatively safe, people are nice and friendly, food is good and one feels welcomed

[@bilginylmaz6588]

hakuna matata ! :)

[@gregfisher]

I lived in Kampala for 9 years. Thank you for the video. I loved the vibrant, crowded, and traffic-filled city.

[@xanderzurasky7837]

Your a fool to.

[@johanvandermeulen9696]

Gregory Fisher Why are you wearing moustache?

[@brahmburgers]

I'm a world traveler (half my 68 yrs residing outside the USA). I'd thought of visiting Ugunda - mainly for the amazing mountain trekking there.

[@billyblue689]

Africa is looking more and more intriguing to me.

[@afrikalovers6640]

You can trekk in the Rwenzoris and go for Gorilla tracking in Bwindi. There is lots to do in Uganda, Drop me a message on hello@afrikalovers, if you are keen to learn more :)

[@joenavanodo3780]

Everyone is so well dressed, it’s so strange to see amidst all the hustle and bustle.

[@goytayibarek]

that is so Ugandans and East Africans in general. I was surprised on my first visit as well.

[@RalfStephan]

It's also because there are so few fat people.

[@africanwalkvideos]

And they are beautiful people.

[@healharm9210]

Well, da afroz always got good sense for dressing. but they should call that city to Dust instead of Kampala (may kampala means Dust than its ok)

[@aryanhassan4659]

@@africanwalkvideos no..not at all...

[@georgescott1305]

Two, things I love about this production: One: your tour guide is adorable. Two: from what I can see all of the Women in the video are stunning. Three: What a bustling vibrant City Kampala is...

[@scottr3484]

I love dark skin women. They are beautiful

[@lillianbale1520]

I miss home, sweet sweet home. I can't wait to fly in April 🙏🙏

[@frimptop.9813]

I like Ugandans from my younger age. Love from.🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭Gh

[@solomonssemanda3092]

Thanks bro....greetings from US back to Ghana

[@musarita3647]

Thanks its cool

[@frimptop.9813]

@@musarita3647 hope you good.. lm a Ghanaian living in Germany now

[@musarita3647]

@@frimptop.9813 That is great

[@wendellbatts2477]

One of the best walking videos I have ever seen. Very curious about Uganda. I feel like I was there for 15 minutes. Thanks.

[@xxxtaceeetravels]

I absolutely LOVE this video ... :)

[@khakimmalekov]

It's a vibrant lively city..a lot of activity going on..love this video

[@iynobhetter]

people are people wherever you go. this town has hustle and is busy. I like it

[@kaszub1234567]

like Tokyo million years ago

[@musuuzanicholas4506]

True!

[@rihathassan3582]

I visited three times Kampala so nice city and very friendly peoples

[@unlimitedshakasms4884]

My beautiful home Uganda , the pearl of Africa 💖

[@andycyrusac]

Why East and West African leaders don't want to lmprove the quality of life for their nation poor

[@andycyrusac]

Get real ,where is the beauty?

[@unlimitedshakasms4884]

@@andycyrusac East Africa is the fastest growing economy in Africa ,,,, check your facts well before you comment

[@unlimitedshakasms4884]

@@andycyrusac East Africa is far better than where you come from,,, seeing a Nigerian pretending to show that his country is well off makes me sick ,,,,,, you guys need help. No wonder your people are all over East Africa

[@andycyrusac]

I notice that most countries in east and west Africa have the same thing in common, dirt poor rural areas and big cities with high unemployment.

[@lubossuchanek3726]

Bravo, bravissimo. Nádherný video. Děkuji a zdravím srdečně.

[@accelerator5524]

the streets are very clean for such a busy place

[@のんちゃんのんびり]

Real people leading real lives, and it’s clearly vibrant and bustling. Would love to visit but will probably never have the opportunity.

[@beezelsub]

The liveliness is noticeable.

[@user-zm9gc1kt8b]

I really enjoyed this video mate ! Uganda is an interesting adventure once travelling is back to normal

[@BoscoTabu]

Been there and i love Kampala city. Especially the people and food.

[@dianesurtees9256]

Most interesting place I've seen so far on my virtual journey north to south on the continent. Took you right to the heart of it, Great work.

[@theaverageguytraveller7253]

Kampala is crazy and so fun, Ugandan people are awesome. I had a really fun time travelling Uganda last year

[@blessedmiracle11]

Thanks next tym let me know

[@ChunMotorsport]

Long time ago I use to travel across africa for several months. Back then videocamera was not a big thing and digital cameras was starting to grow for general public. So I dont have so much video material from my trips. But this video reminds me so much of how many cities in africa looked, sounded and smelled. I kind of miss this atmosphere and will for sure go back when opportunities are given. Tank you for the video

[@samsungtap4183]

Looks good clean and plenty of economic activity

[@duahlistowell9122]

Love from Ghana🇬🇭🇬🇭. But I think more has to be done for the "pearl of Africa " to shine

[@xanderzurasky7837]

Pearl, it looked like a bunch of coal to me. Sorry, nothing personal.

[@rawdog8141]

@@xanderzurasky7837 Used to be, Not anymore. 60s, 70s.

[@aryanhassan4659]

@@rawdog8141 expulsion of Asians..😁👀

[@Kabaselefh]

I lived in Kampala for 8 years then left for Canada 🇨🇦 in 2007, I haven’t been back since then, I like these images reminding me of my life back then 😂

[@4cchansemicircle944]

Wow I love in Lagos Nigeria. Its cool looking at Uganda

[@jdmimportlogistics]

It actually looks quite civilized. Everyone going about their business- collared shirts no sagging jeans , wacked out homeless heroin junkies fighting with imaginary demons unbelievable the depths the U.S.A. has sunk. Thank you for the excellent snapshot of a modern African city without annoying KZbin blogger dribble!

[@markbass9402]

You are soooo right on!

[@unclejoe7958]

Definitely. I would feel safer here than say Detroit, Portland or Baltimore. Fact ; most Africans don’t like African Americans.

[@exaflop]

cracked me up this. get it?

[@deuteronimus750]

LMFAO !!! Right.

[@rawdog8141]

@@unclejoe7958 , Wrong!

[@jackuzi8252]

Fascinating to watch, although I think I'd have a headache within 1 hour in Kampala.

[@MegaStellaSverige]

That is just a small part of Kampala. Kampala City has a very large part that is upscale and not so congested.

[@tonytung6494]

Travelled throughout Latin America and Asia, the city streets of Uganda is amazingly clean void of littering and sewer run off by street curb. The city dwellers are very disciplined in maintaining sanitary standards despite being a third world country. I need to visit this place.

[@marsmohr1122]

Thanx for sharing. Amazing view of the city and the people. Nice video - I like it.

[@bootlegger1974]

I love your style of video gives a real sense of emersion in Uganda I like to see this city live

[@sterain61]

At first I was wondering why you were following that woman around. Then I realized you're with her

[@songsabai3794]

ya, I was thinking he came to town for some booty- business!!

[@crazyweb9605]

@@songsabai3794 wuld have lved that

[@lungedulug7302]

Welcome to the pearl of africa.. uganda..home for generous folks..kampala is awesome indeed...

[@Imayebrook]

uhm. Im gay. I live in uganda

[@rawdog8141]

Pearl, Have you smoked something ❓

[@dieseldavetrains8988]

Great video, I enjoyed it, actually reminded me of Mombasa in Kenya in places, the bustle of commerce, the touts, chatter & banter between people, the con artists and thieves, disgusting roads full of pot holes, it all makes Africa interesting and exciting. Hopefully a part two to come, please?

[@яҡє-с6е]

Very nice country Africans uganda,,,and very sweet girl with you,,🥰

[@Marisolita_95]

I think most of us don't know well any African cities, excluding such cities as Cape Town, Joburg, Cairo etc. That's why I liked this video a lot. Showed as a real African big city. Very interesting. Thank you!

[@Marisolita_95]

@علي غليس What's that?

[@Rocketman88002]

Thank you for a tour of Kampala! Beautiful people and interesting city.

[@melvinmorales1452]

I like what I see. It looks like a city with lots of business

[@musuuzanicholas4506]

True it is !

[@KahanisGoldenBytes]

That was nice to see ! While watching, a store sign "Bata' caught my eye @11.35....which reminded me of an interaction with someone in the company in India a long time ago - that Bata is all over the world. However, one thing unique about it is that almost every Customer thinks it is a local brand...that it started in their own country ! Enjoyed watching it :)

[@megangracenalubega6922]

Wow home sweet home .This video reminded me of how crazily i crossed roads in Kampala. 😂😂😂

[@matthewcarter7491]

Hi from Finland. A fantastic video, I really enjoyed this. I am going to subscribe band watch the rest of your videos. 😁

[@viewerabundzu6887]

incredible city, so much, so much. My senses would overload

[@divamerino7477]

Sou de Angola🇦🇴 Parabéns pelo vídeo.... zona de comércio...muita gente... trânsito imenso...muita confusão, enfim é Africa💗

[@robertoalvesdeamorim6748]

Porque enfim ê África? São Paulo. México não tem problemas com transito?

[@tribemaster101]

grandes cidades são sempre assim

[@mstray6478]

@@robertoalvesdeamorim6748 Transito de SP é horrível

[@bruceshelton1498]

I’d like to see these streets when it rains

[@dave-yj9mc]

Bruh.... its "Africa"... It doesn't rain there. J/K I'd like to see it too. haha

[@DevNull66]

@@dave-yj9mc Yes it does, and quite a lot. I have been there on a motorcycle. The orange dust turns into a slippery clay, and the sides of the roads consist of puddles and small lakes. Astonishingly, the people still manage to keep clean.

[@kfelix2934]

the ground soaks that water up very very quickly and as soon as the sun comes out, it drives up very quickly

[@yega3k]

@@dave-yj9mc Well, this is a new one 👀

[@dave-yj9mc]

@@yega3k whats a new one?

[@francovera3564]

This is what a moving market looks like. When there are people in the streets is an economic movement and it 's destined to grow.

[@MrMadreko]

Kampala, 1.5 million people living there. It makes sence that the steets are packed. But that Taxi Park knocked me out at 11:48. Incredible. Very nice video Ryan.

[@jackedkerouac4414]

It's amazing how much Uganda looks like Indonesia, even down to the vehicles and street vendors

[@mikemc4549]

Chinese products.

[@jackedkerouac4414]

@@mikemc4549 Yes and the better personal vehicles are Japanese

[@bigtony4829]

I noticed that as well ...South America ,Africa and South East Asia all look very similar in many ways ..Same open front shops same mini buses . Same vendors selling crap on the street .Same mix of Pharmacys .beauty shops .cheap shoe shops ..really strange how similar they all are

[@swaus9442]

As a Indonesian, I can see it in some ways similar to towns in Indonesia. But not really with big cities such as Jakarta, Bandung, or Bali.

[@Panos-xo9rc]

@@bigtony4829 Outside the so called first world in western europe,US and Japan and a couple other cities it is everywhere the same,some places are paved though.

[@penname.]

It is nice as a traveller, you can see many things, many cars are from Japan. Good place to get them used because they are barely driven and in great condition.

[@mutaaw1]

Kampala is a great city. I miss it. I haven’t been there for a while. I hope all the covid clears up and we get back to normal so I can visit.

[@philgormley4652]

Now this is proper reality TV, thanks for sharing

[@CommonSense-iu6wz]

Wow very interesting! Thanks for taking us along 👍

[@Jebe_Noyon]

Baltimore has really improved

[@stillwater62]

I thought it was Detroit on the rebound. Shucks.

[@lakeatman504]

Oh my god Y’all 💀 🤣

[@feelingofgoodmoodmusic]

😁

[@Gtacasinoheist]

😂😂

[@onceANexile]

Oakland, California. I have decided to leave.....

[@tarraanntulla9260]

Your videos are so beautiful and well produced. Extremely interesting!

[@ginoangelo9150]

i like this video.this is real live.

[@carola.6990]

Wow ‼️Truly amazing‼️😊🇨🇦

[@geoffreywilliams7705]

These city and street scenes are just amazing. For someone from the West they just feel so suriel . .

[@fergie250769]

Very interesting to see

[@kenwatson3437]

I thought driving in the Philippines was bad but holy shit this is combat driving at it's finest.

[@michaelheery6303]

U want to go on bus to NAIROBI pure HELL.

[@angelshekinah5799]

@@michaelheery6303 bro that's uganda for you 🤣🤣🤣🤣🇺🇬

[@tan9718]

The roads in the Philippines are very good, and the traffic is well-organized (but not all the time). The thing that causes traffic is that there are many vehicles in Manila that's why it causes traffic, but I believe that this will be resolved over the next two years or so, as many projects are currently underway.

[@AntonioDrakeTV]

I'd like to visit (now); thanks for sharing!

[@fugia3444]

The No talking part is most important here

[@sharonwayesu6241]

Just watched this video today...I must say we Ugandans are friendly ...down town city of kampala is always choatic and busy but you can get used to it in a short run and know whc streets are busiest and those that are not crowded and conjested

[@sandhyamam578]

Beautiful city and cutest peoples. 😘😘

[@stefkuna]

Thanks for posting. I lived there for a couple of years with my Ugandan wife and while she was having her hair done Majestic Plaza I'd walk those streets. You can find just about aything there. The real fun started when we drove home to Entebbe in the evening, I love competing with all the bodas for space and pushing across crossroads. The drivers are very pushy but good natured and generally cheeful and unlike India they rarely use their horns.

[@ejakaitmariko2574]

This guy made it a point to be saying one thing and focusing on people's asses .... Come on!!

[@justcallmeassinine]

Hes' just into BBW

[@nyiniamako]

The have "extraordinary figures" he says. 😂

[@Crimsonlee2XX]

I see nothing wrong here uncultured commoner 😤

[@dukenukem5768]

If you are walking along you tend top see people's backs and asses.

[@gustavelchapo2919]

who else noticed that woman's behaviour & body language....... anyways.... if you think he came to see the forests & wildlife , think again...

[@gordonbrown5340]

Thank you so much. I was walking thru Kampala, only missing the smells 🙏🏽

[@xx-lk3bx]

Thank you for showing Kampala, Uganda. Look forward to seeing more updates.

[@fishzebra]

Thanks I visited Kampala about 12 years ago, it was nice to revisit the atmosphere

[@emmanuelochieke1645]

FRAME 5:59: The lady turns around, asks the videographer who has been trailing her from behind for about four minutes: "I hope my ass is not in that video!" And the videographer responds: "It was. Sorry." LOL!

[@niag.3332]

Yeah, that was funny ... I mean, there is nothing wrong with her ass 😉, love her dress.

[@davidj.7779]

That was his spotter/guide.

[@scotsexile1]

It looks suspiciously to me as if he was filming her ass and a few others as well.

[@JG-ke7gj]

@@scotsexile1 After all this is Assfrica.

[@dukenukem5768]

She is with him. He refers to her as his "spotter". In fact black women are very proud of their asses, and I understand that black men value asses (which they call "booty") as much as, or more than, boobs. No harm in that.

[@extraplain]

Your guide was nice looking and seemed like she had a nice personality. The ending was like maybe there was more to your story...

[@violetnjokisorenson8354]

Right???

[@haqj]

what an interesting experience, reminds me of my own adventure in Kenya

[@divinemomentsoftruth5877]

Reminds me of Mombasa

[@rogerliu1182]

Very good reporting, it's bustling, thank you very much

[@AndreMartin1000]

Hello from Toronto, I really enjoyed your video. The sights and sounds were amazing. 👍😍👍

[@ash.ab.5575]

I love it.. feel nostalgic, i like shops and business facing the main street with large pavement and they street. but feel better when i see trees! every one is doing their own daily things

[@kennethmenon7715]

Beautiful video coverage of Kampala, I have been there twice many years ago and still love to visit there again, I am from Japan, thanks for sharing this beautiful video,

[@ismail6860]

If you can live here then you can survive anywhere in the world 🌎🇺🇬🥵

[@vinnyareid]

I totally agree

[@ymtking..thelastking.6754]

Have u been to deep DR congo?

[@Miss_lei]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Agree

[@eizibarzely8174]

They look very strong people! Men and women!!

[@bie5395]

Their streets are very clean and there is something to learn from.

[@allfredo7753]

Hi Ryan- I too have been an Expat from US 'collectively' about 22 years only off and on. I've been "stuck" here in the US since the LockDown unfortunately. I too have lived in many cultures and my wife is from the southern Philippines. While living in Sweden back in the 90's I had some Kenyan friends and have done tours in Israel with groups of South Africans- but never really saw much of Africa. Today I am 68 and retired but what I now know is if I had more time I definitely would have invested into seeing some of Africa! Yeah- some of the lesser developed countries in the world have some Rich aspects about them that Western cultures "lost" sometime ago- Take care!

[@rhiannon-bv9rk]

Kenya doesn't represent the entire continent of Africa. Most people speak English than "Swahilli"

[@gideontaylor6985]

Pretty cool and interest. That spurred my interest to want to visit Uganda

[@solomonssemanda3092]

Bro pay us a visit..... Soon....you're welcome

[@pedrosevern101]

If you do go, you should make a Will before you arrive there and take a big bag full of antibiotics with you

[@solomonssemanda3092]

Ask Pedro how many times has he visited Uganda.... don't let people with negative energy barr your travel desires....Am a proud UGANDAN and many have visited this country With slim complaints.....

[@solomonssemanda3092]

Ask Pedro how many times has he visited Uganda.... don't let people with negative energy barr your travel desires....Am a proud UGANDAN and many have visited this country With slim complaints.....

[@2012hinn]

Thanks for giving us a tour… always heard about Kampala when I listen to bbc world service as I think they have a studio there, and wondered what it’s like there. Reminds me a lot of some cities in southeast asia..

[@luciozugna4207]

Really a great footage. I felt like I was there I love Africa

[@billklinger9425]

What an amazing video. That you for this