Tuesday market, Toliary, Madagascar

[@titarafalimanana871]

Waw♥️ Peace be to you Tulear in Jesus Christ mighty Name. Amen 🙏 Thank you for sharing 🙏

[@gamma888]

Thanks for sharing! Toliara definitely has developed much better than before when I last visited back in 2007. Hope to visit this town again someday. The market looks so much bigger than before. Got fond memories of hanging out in Itafy nearby where the locals there cooked us dinner right on the beach. Enjoy and be safe out there!

[@bramantyoprahoro7284]

2:55 As an Indonesian, it was common sight in towns and villages.

[@veranarosa8500]

I can’t wait to visit Madagascar 🇲🇬 one day.

[@beerbuff1052]

Paul, great stuff ! I always wanted to visit Madagascar. Very informative, Enjoy !!

[@Mistermister-g8g]

Nice video👍 You visit Mauritius after Mada, it's only a couple of hours away by plane.

[@pddembowski]

I'm interested in going there, but not this trip. Maybe next time though

[@nurhidayatsardini3838]

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[@aliciaquintano6506]

Thanks for another video! How hot was it during the day?

[@pddembowski]

It's about 32 degrees celsius but feels even hotter

[@pushkartiwari5942]

You are great my brother 🌺🌺🌺

[@razorruddock2901]

Am I the only person who has noticed…you hardly see anyone with a cellphone…

[@windoak]

Have you ever heard of this thing called 'having no money"? These people probably have phones, their just probably older models or other wise have no features that a modern phone would have. Trust me, if they had enough money they would buy them as soon as possible.

[@razorruddock2901]

@@windoak it was an observation…more..of a reflection that is seems a closed society…btw…I am from a third world country…and cheap cell phones are ubiquitous…you ain’t teaching me…nothing..

[@windoak]

@@razorruddock2901 which country? No really, some countries have cheaper phones than others.

[@japiefloradorp9265]

Tsisy vola...

[@kazumamon]

I don't know the region but everyone there have phones but those cheap china ones at least in antanarivo and antsirabe. The biggest problem why you don't take them out in public is the risk of getting your phone stolen.

[@franckgrosset20]

it's really very difficult to find clothes above the size of pants 46 and shirts or t-shirts 2 to 4XL

[@JeanThevenet]

It is imperative to set the "wind" function of your camera to off, so that the sound does not switch constantly from mono to stereo at the slightest gust of wind, better a little wind noise than non-stop sound amended. Thank you for making us discover this country very close to our island where we are of an insolent wealth. Of course, the bikes here don't have disc brakes, or even none at all!

[@pddembowski]

usually on windy days.. I would record using a separate microphone I brought. But its not woking for some reason.

[@JeanThevenet]

@@pddembowski In any case, you have to put "wind" on disabled or OFF, maybe even that's why the external microphone doesn't work?!

[@juliuskalusia183]

De souvenirs. Merci partage

[@salahtouaa6097]

wonderful vidéo

[@alfredjulien813]

Merci 😊

[@lilianplam7254]

Think to arrive il less 1 month to Toliar.💓💔

[@rabiavenance652]

Big Big Big Merci

[@passivenomads]

Hi what sort of camera are you using 🤔

[@pddembowski]

Go Pro 10, you live here is it expensive to get electronic equipment shipped in?

[@passivenomads]

@@pddembowski I've never shipped anything in to Madagascar but I have had a look into it a few years ago and remember being shocked at the amount it was going to cost $20 per lbs

[@benwajdi2666]

Thanks for sowing us some parts of Tulear. By the way, is it safe?

[@pddembowski]

It feels reasonably safe. Lot of people are going to ask you for money all through the day... if you are obvious tourist

[@noorimeldaelle3403]

@@yanncariou6610 hello yann yes i totally believe what u said. of course we have to be really careful whenever we travel to other country not just madagascar. but at the same time we still need to be optimistic that not everyone is a liar or a thief!

[@passivenomads]

@@yanncariou6610 I take it you don't live in Toliara as its nothing like you have described , it's very safe in the day time there are hardly any pick pockets even of a night time it's as safe as most EU city's

[@georgekamba3013]

Paul, have u considered Mauritius ,,,based on the your travel we meant love it ,,,thanks

[@pddembowski]

Hi George, yes it's possible next trip I may go there before Madagascar, if the plane fare is not too expensive.

[@Ajibaskara681]

Madagascar and Malaysia one brothers

[@bramantyoprahoro7284]

We are family. Indonesia, Malaysia, Patani, Brunei, Singapore and this long-lost family. Of course with Timor Leste, adopted member.

[@charleshoang566]

It looks like Vietnam in 1960.

[@charleshoang566]

Both are former French colonies.

[@AntoineAnjaratiana]

Misaotra nizara Hafa ihany Toliara ❤

[@itsokay5342]

Very nice country.

[@mocassinsrouges6100]

Did you get there with a guide ? I hear someone yelling the same phrase (which i don’t understand very well) every now and then.

[@pddembowski]

No, I was alone. The repetition was because I had to copy & paste come audio to cover up copyright music playing in the background.

[@akeron4647]

C'est littéralement encore le moyen age là bas c'est impressionnant

[@tom11zz884]

Looks nice during the day, but seems very dangerous at night

[@pddembowski]

Tulear seemed quite safe at night. Most people outside at night go downtown. People will ask for money but not in a threatening way.

[@lucastristan3413]

Olo zao koahe amtimo aty 😂😂😂😂😂😂 ah Zalah

[@serenaallamelou]

Nao lié. Le soasoa mijanjy azy naiky eh

[@lucastristan3413]

@@serenaallamelou eh tena fa many tana hafa vao ty teni gasy amy tsika any

[@serenaallamelou]

@@lucastristan3413 nao tia.mbo ho avy any avao ndre i tsy ho hamaray.korazy tsika fa hanao akory

[@discofun]

1:46 that ankle. cringe!

[@lovasoa7245]

Olo zao koahy antimo aty LOL

[@thierrylafronde5541]

Que fait-il à mada ? Se comporte vraiment en pays conquis. . . . Parle même pas français. . . .

[@mocassinsrouges6100]

Il est poli, il répond en français, il a le droit de filmer comme n’importe quel Malgache. Vous voulez quoi ? Qu’il vous offre son c*l ?

[@FR-no2os]

@ mocassins rouges, tu es vulgaire, mal poli comme tes mocassins souillés, laisse les gens s'exprimer. tes mensonges sont débusqués. Si tu aimes cette ville, tu la rends moins capharnaüm, plus propre, moins de mendiants dans les rues et en conséquence tu tires profit pour attirer des touristes. C'est ma contribution gratuite, As-tu compris ?. Fais-le et execute...

[@ElimEfream]

What l dream every day..no need wifi code....way of caladers writing all over the earth according Religions...

[@FR-no2os]

Il faut faire qq chose, la ville de Toliara a encore reculé, la saleté est partout à cause de la pauvreté mais aussi de l'incompétence avérée de la mairie. Quasiment toutes les rues de la ville est délabrée, des trous partout, les trottoirs sont envahis par les petits étales faisant office de gargotes et les piétons n'ont plus d'endroit pour marcher. Le climat social est très délétère. L'état central doit faire qq chose pour apporter une solution rapide et assainir la commune dite urbaine de Toliara. C'est Insupportable...

[@mocassinsrouges6100]

Calme toi, y a des problèmes dans toutes les villes du monde. Relax. Le touriste il filme, il fait pas de la politique.

[@FR-no2os]

Justement tu sais pourquoi ton mocassin est rouge, je te le dirai car apparemment ça ne te gêne de tremper tes pieds dans toutes les merdes dans la ville sans urbanisme sans sanitaire sans hygiène sans une vie digne d'un humain.

[@FR-no2os]

Les sans abris sont de plus en plus nombreux, ils dorment dans les rues et les ruelles, ils se soulagent en faisant leurs besoins ( kaka, pipi) dans les recoins des rues et sur les trottoirs. La puanteur est partout, insupportable de vivre ainsi.

[@serenaallamelou]

Engao Toliaranay io leroa mijanona amilay place luxe et propre tsisy pentiny iha fa teanay avao io ndra raty amnao.ino ty nivitanao tao iha mi kiritiky io naiky eh.ka miamby olo fa manaova la mahavita lafa hitanao tsy normaly am ty fiainao

[@FR-no2os]

Cette vidéo ne reflète rien sur les réalités de la vie à Toliara. C'est une vidéo mensongère. La ville de Toliara n'est plus ce qu'elle était. L' insalubrité est partout, c'est Insupportable de vivre dans la crasse pareille, pas vous ? les cochons, les caprins, les vaches cohabitent avec les humains, pire que une ferme. Ça ne peut pas marcher, au contraire celà fait fuir les touristes et aggravent le chômage et la pauvreté. Les autorités locales de tout bord doivent retrousser leurs manches et travailler ensemble pour rendre cette ville agréable à vivre, la première chose à faire c'est d'assainir la ville pour attirer les touristes aimant cette partie Sud malgache et par ricochet améliorer les conditions de vie des gens vivant du tourisme. Comment y parvenir ? Appliquer les règles de vie commune, pas de passe-droit, pas de longo ni de fihavanana, celui pour lequel la faute arrive est immédiatement sanctionné. L'urbanisme doit répondre aux critères d'une C.U., les constructions sauvages et illicites doivent être immédiatement démolies. Pas de passe-droit, tous sont traités d'une manière équitable, pas de longo, pas de havana rien que la loi appliquée pour tous et vous allez voir que les populations et les contribuables vont non seulement apprécier mais vous applaudir.

[@irisroyal2764]

Le mahafeniray lie mahita Toliara ho io. Tsika hitambatsy hanao projet laha misy aminao any fa ts afaky handigny fanjakana sanandro tsika. Sa Mango akory lie?

[@daddyenglish7246]

what does that man keep shouting out that seems to be following you everywhere you go????