UNBELIEVABLE: The TRUTH About Visiting Luanda, Angola!

[@Abhishek546]

The best video about Luanda, Angola I have ever watched. Very informative, very refreshing Travel connect is the best!!!!!

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks!

[@fabianlaguzzi1988]

Looks so good, i really wanna go to Angola, Greetings from Uruguay 🇺🇾

[@travelconnect1]

The touristy areas of town are really nice.

[@Sggsgdgwvd]

I’m currently living in Angola I’ve been here for a year and staying here for 2 more. If I’m being honest the first few months where rough I definitely wasn’t used to it but now I love it here everything is so calm and nice.

[@travelconnect1]

I love the beaches there!

[@MimiJones-ji8gi]

What do you do for work? Is it hard to find a job there?

[@Sggsgdgwvd]

@ my dad works here he works at the world bank and I’m not sure I’ve seen videos of people saying it’s hard but if you work for an international company they could maybe send you here idk I’m not the right person to ask since I only live here I don’t work here

[@victorlionelnazaire685]

Can you tell us what was rough in the first few months ? Did you speak Portuguese before coming ?

[@Sggsgdgwvd]

@ I didn’t speak Portuguese but I speak Spanish so it wasn’t too difficult to understand, the first few months I didn’t have a car so taxis where my best friend hahaha and I also didn’t know much about Angola since it’s not a very touristy country it was hard to find information so I didn’t know what places to visit or where to stay, I also had trouble with some locals specially men trying to grab me and being catcalled in the street

[@MegaGerent]

Thank for visiting and promoting our country🙏 Best video i´ve seen about tourism in Luanda

[@travelconnect1]

It was my pleasure 🙏🏿

[@guilherminofouto7907]

Promoting what ??? The misery of millions and the ABSURD theft of the state budget by the President and his generals and all the MPLA croonies !!!???? Do you travel daily to ZANGO 3 area in the "PROCESSO" HIACES ? You are lucky, you have the 2000 KWANZAS tat the common people do not have to commute daily .... O' MegaGerente, e como e' que estamos the lixo e LIXEIRAS pela cidade de Luanda ??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 E os Governadores ainda roubam e reteem os salarios dos funcionarios publicos das Provincias durante meses ??? Ja' te puseste a calcular quantos BILIOES de USD os "Camaradas" do M ja' roubaram DURANTE ESTES 10 ULTIMOS ANOS para fazerem um aeroporto que nem funciona ? Ainda tem que usar o velho no centro de LUANDA ..... 😅😅😅😅😅😅👿👿👿👿👿👿 e DIZ-ME LA', AINDA EXISTE O MERCADO DA ESTALAGEM , o SAO PAULO e o do CAZENGA ? E ao longo da linha ferrea desde Luanda e o NOVO Aeroporto, ja' conseguiram retirar de vez os milhares de mercadinhos que obstruem esse comboio ? 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@funnyvideosandmemes151]

hi

[@funnyvideosandmemes151]

@@travelconnect1 hi

[@msizinkosi3481]

Man now i really want to visit Angola, blessings from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@travelconnect1]

🫡

[@flitslig]

I live here, Luanda is massive but bring lots of money its one of the most expensive cities in the world.

[@msizinkosi3481]

@@flitslig The South African Rand is currently stronger than the Kwanza so that will help.

[@amkayna]

You must come anda also visit in Benguela and Baia-farta very very beleza you not reget it

[@msizinkosi3481]

@@amkayna obridago, I'll check it out my friend

[@pradeepselvaratnam9459]

Thank you for your vlog. I lived in Angola for 5 years till March 2024. The locations you mentioned are nice example Musulu island and Ilha in Angola city. The kisama national park is popular with locals and tourist. People are friendly and respectful . Hope Angola will prosper and grow. I express my respect and love to Angola.👍👍👍🙏🙂❤️🇱🇰

[@travelconnect1]

I'll have to visit the Kisama National Park next time. Thanks for watching

[@funnyvideosandmemes151]

@@travelconnect1 hi

[@user-bz3qn8cn5k]

why did you move out of Angola?

[@pradeepselvaratnam9459]

@@user-bz3qn8cn5k I was a working expat in Angola. Decided to re locate home, Colombo, Sri lanka.

[@MS-dp2qg]

I want to know if the price he is mentioning are really because Luanda is known to be the expensiviest city in the world

[@kadai97]

what a beautiful country! Greetings from Colombia 👍

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks

[@savannahblk]

Greetings and LOVE BACK TO COLUMBIA AS WELL.

[@ambrosiopedrojr.7311]

Congrats 4 the amazing video, mate. I'm Angolan and I'm glad you enjoyed your time here. Luanda is a really nice city with a lot of attraction to visit and explore

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks

[@dianamachado2415]

I am Angolan, and you gained one more follower. I really loved your content talking about my country, and I am also really glad for your visit. 🎉❤

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks

[@ClaudeMagicbox]

Lovely to see African-americans starting to discover Africa Africa is quickly growing economically and can surprise many 👍

[@travelconnect1]

Yes. Lots of potential

[@germanopassion]

That african country is great for outsiders, but not great for the citizens. You can forget your human rights if you are born in Angola.

[@claudiotadolti4550]

@@germanopassion Really, don't know much about this... Looked something up and apparently Angola does have an oversized military so possibly the local regime is not that friendly as many African countries mostly use the military for "internal affairs"

[@miltonkandatulajr.1625]

@@germanopassion This is totally a lie

[@PdroGregório]

Você é mentiroso​@@germanopassion

[@davidsejour4718]

I’m Haitian living in West Africa and I will put Luanda in my list for sure.

[@travelconnect1]

Good Times!

[@ndalajean471]

Soyez le bienvenu à la terre de tes ancêtres.LE KONGO EST AU NORD OUEST D'ANGOLA

[@davidsejour4718]

Merci Frero mais tu vas être surpris, Je connais tres bien Kinshasa , j’ai séjourné a Gombe pour affaire, visite a Maluku pour des projets industriels. Je suis passant devant la maison de Franco TP Jazz , j’ai visité le stade ou Ali et Foreman ont faut le célèbre Rumble in the Jungle, je ne suis pas un Haitien qui est venu blaguer en Afrique :-)

[@jaciragoncalves6216]

As an angolan living abroad, i want to thank you for being very honest and respectful in sharing your experiences in Luanda, we angolans are very friendly and humble people. Next time you should visit Malange, there is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world called 'Quedas de Kalandula' , you won't be disappointed.

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks! I'll look that place up and try to visit.

[@eh8706]

Great video. Thanks. I will visit one day I hope. From Europe with love❤

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks

[@RenegadeHistory95]

What a lovely video. Recently read a book called ‘Another Day Of Life’ about Angola. I’d love to visit. Looks wonderful. Keep up the great work brother, your video is just what I needed, something nice, positive and upbeat in this world, which for me recently had become very dark. Really like your style. Thank you 🎉

[@travelconnect1]

My pleasure 🙏🏿

[@RenegadeHistory95]

@ hey man, I’ve traveled a lot in Latin America and I’d love to experience Africa, especially countries like Angola and Mozambique. If you read anything on the internet it’s all the usual scaremongering stuff about Africa, that it’s super dangerous and bla bla… do you think for a white guy from England I’d get around there with no problem? I’d stick out of course 😅 but I always had a great time with Afro Latino people so I don’t see why there’d be any difference.

[@travelconnect1]

I've never visited a city that was known for targeting white tourists

[@RenegadeHistory95]

@@travelconnect1 thanks! 😎

[@kingslj]

Luanda is definitely a beautiful city from what I can see. Before the colonial masters, my ancestors shared the land that is now Angola & Zambia & the city will be on my bucket list.

[@travelconnect1]

In this video, you're only seeing the touristy areas. The whole city doesn't look like this.

[@damn_jaz9895]

You're ancestors were weak. Skill issue

[@SCM793]

Lunda was a flourishing coast kingdom that was well advanced for it time / they war many near by kingdoms the largest kingdom Luba now Congo

[@Dare2Blink]

Angolan here yes, Angola is a country with a lot of natural beauty, fantastic, beaches, desserts, forest, etc. Unfortunately the government we have at the moment is monumentally incompetent and most of the potential of the country is completely untaped. You will still have a great time at the beach or exploring night life, but unfortunately tourism facilities, especially outside the capital, leave a lot to be desired.

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for sharing 🙏🏿

[@Nimitz_oceo]

There are a couple of types of music played in Angola. The most common one is Kizomba; it’s a slow genre, almost like rumba in style but completely different. Artists often mix some hip hop into Kizomba. Kizomba is also often danced with a partner. Then there’s Kuduru, which is a kind of fast-paced dance music. There’s a similar kind of music in the northwest, in Côte d’Ivoire. Lastly, there’s Angolan hip hop and R&B, which is just normal Western-style music, except the lyrics are in Portuguese.

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for explaining. I definitely enjoyed it

[@DinoSBlaise]

No artist OFTEN mix Hip Hop into Kizomba, where did you get your source from, my guy?

[@dolittle6781]

Very nice overview of Luanda. Angola! One of the most straightforward forward descriptions of an African city I have heard. Definitely seems like a place a lot of visitors would enjoy! Learning Portuguese would put the icing on the cake even though it’s not the easiest language to learn. Would be great to know say the 100 most frequently used sentences in the language and go from there.

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks. I agree. Knowing Portuguese would have made the experience MUCH better.

[@dolittle6781]

@@travelconnect1 “Isso é verdade”…(just having a little fun with Google translate)! Hard to find the time to learn a new language. Would be best to live there for a year and be expected to speak it every day-full emersion. Most of us can’t afford to do that either. Still we can always dream!

[@antoniolelo5832]

Welcome to my country Angola , nostalgic seeng those wonderfull images , actually we are so kind and humble people. You got one more subscriber .

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks, and welcome to the community

[@ebbek6065]

Thanks a million mate. Years ago, I promised to visit as many countries in Africa as possible and you just added Angola to my bucket list.

[@travelconnect1]

You're welcome

[@BrunoAmaroMusic]

05:47 Whaen you talk about the music, Are you abaut Kuduro? Kuduro it's a kind of music from Angola

[@travelconnect1]

Yes. Thanks

[@mizraw9200]

One of the Best KZbinrs out in my Opinion, Informative and Entertaining and Always Right on Time 💯

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks a lot. I really appreciate that 🙏🏿

[@alsadventuresofficial]

Great video and it looks like a beautiful place! After finding out I have traces of Angola, I've been curious in visiting this place.

[@travelconnect1]

It's definitely a cool place to visit for vacation.

[@94vrcommodore]

Looks pretty developed and clean city. I’ve never visited Africa, but might put Angola on my list. Just subscribed to your channel

[@travelconnect1]

What you just watched is the touristy area of town. The rest of the city isn't as developed.

[@BondoNguengo-ox1de]

Isso é relativo e. Qualquer parte no mundo sobre desenvolvimento.

[@manueljaimemarques5959]

I was in Luanda when i was 8... long time ago... have such a beautyful and sweet memory of Luanda, and Angola. I remember so well ilha do Cabo... so good old days, 74, before civil war... we didn't know but those years we were in paradise. CHEERS

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for sharing

[@kiloai]

I live in this city since my 3 years old, now I am 44 and this guy have been in places that I never been... hehehehe. You forgot to tell that tourists may also find big fat asses waiting for them. The girls here are nasty hehehehe but also very gorgeous.

[@guilherminofouto7907]

Sim, isso foi tempo !!! Agora Angola e' a maior MERDA de Pais, vai la' e confirma com os teus olhos... Carissimo, sujo e com um povo a sofrer com a mais REPULSIVA MISERIA !!1

[@bereketkiflejibicho3015]

Angola 🇦🇴 is beautiful! Love from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[@travelconnect1]

🙏🏿

[@georgejamesducas9602]

angola belongs to me, i grew up there, stay away

[@senaywedey9339]

Angolans are the most good and simple ppl i ever met....i love angola

[@travelconnect1]

🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@CarlosLaureano-rk9rb]

Thanks a lot for visiting my country, tell your familly and friends about it. I wish the best

[@travelconnect1]

My pleasure

[@ornelassilva6690]

The beaches in Angola are indeed very beautiful! Unfortunately because the government has not developed hotels in the southern and central part of the country where the most beautiful beaches are located, it very difficult for tourist to learn about them.

[@travelconnect1]

Hopefully i'll get to see them during my next visit.

[@roderick2722]

Good content brother, very informative! I plan on going to the continent one day

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks. You have to come. It's great

[@DaniloCarvalho-y1s]

Hi there, im from Angola, you were probably listening to either "AfroHouse" or "Kuduro", or a mix that from these 2 called "Adoço"

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks!

[@paolosantiago3163]

I really hope all the best for Angola 🇦🇴🇦🇴 coming from the Philippines. ❤😊

[@travelconnect1]

🙏🏿

[@loveportugalofficial]

Angola has a lot of resources and therefore so much potential! Hopefully one day all of its wonderful people get better life conditions as they well deserve. Amamos nossos irmãos angolanos e desejamos alegria e prosperidade nas suas vidas! Deus vos abençoe sempre!!! 🇵🇹 + 🇦🇴 = ❤

[@travelconnect1]

🙏🏿

[@Jao-nz9fh]

Obrigado por sua palavras. Vivi muitos anos em Portugal e só posso dizer coisas boas. Viva Angola minha terra e Portugal minha segunda casa

[@klingonk.6226]

Yes.. one day American "democracy" will arrive in the form of conflict or war.. and then it will own the resources..

[@____Suely]

Thanks for the words. Que Deus abençoe Portugal também é todos os países de língua portuguesa.

[@flavioprojects8974]

Your hope is shared with us, friend. Um bem-haja aos nossos irmãos portugueses 🫂🇦🇴 + 🇵🇹

[@hlindner75]

Looks beautiful. I am from Namibia, and have been to South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Zambia many times, but not yet to Angola.

[@travelconnect1]

You should go. I enjoyed my time there.

[@agorav4352]

Welcome!

[@anicetomc5775]

And you are very close to us, just a simples taxi, plus you need no visa for coming… so why are you waiting for brother?

[@guilherminofouto7907]

You are LUCKY to live in NAMIBIA !!! You will understand that, at the precise moment you set your feet inside Santa Clara, the Border village facing OSHIKANGO. Only at that time you will understand the time and money you WASTED in such visit !!! You will think, "Oh my GOD" what Stupid idea I had to come o Angola when I live in such a wonderful country as NAMIBIA !!! I know what I am writing, Man !!! Since May 2000 I was 13 times in Namibia, as I lived in southern Angola until 2006 ... God Bless the COUNTRY that SAM NUJOMA left to its fellow compatriots !!!! I love NAMIBIA ETERNALLY !!!!!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓❤❤❤❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹

[@nunomelo1609]

Get your ass to Angola. My favourite neighbours!

[@esauvenzen2777]

Looks great! Adding this spot in the motherland to my list!

[@travelconnect1]

I had a blast!

[@RawOlympia]

Such an interesting and delightful looking place! Thank you!

[@travelconnect1]

My pleasure 🙏🏿

[@sx_twoseven]

THANKS MAN . for visiting our country Angola 🇦🇴

[@travelconnect1]

My pleasure

[@murmurha2084]

wow I must visit this fascinating country, just accidentaly bump into this vid, thanks for the tip ✔️

[@travelconnect1]

🫡

[@kidomingos3496]

Thanks for visiting our lovely country, just won other subscriber from Angola

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks. Welcome to the community

[@BooYaa253]

as a tourist would I be able to communicate in english with local population? I mean at least tourist areas?

[@travelconnect1]

Barely

[@louiskruger3725]

I worked in Angola for a few years, man I miss the vibe and like you said the people are super friendly. The Nova Vida area is also pretty cool. Traffic can be a bit of a mission though. Also take some cash and ask at the shop in the airport as you exit if they can help you exchange it 😉

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for the tips!

[@emic9293]

As an Angolan, I just have to thank you for this video. Showing the beauties that luanda has :)

[@travelconnect1]

My pleasure 🙏🏿

[@DarrellCuthbert]

Very nice video, would love to visit this area one day. Some parts of the city and beach areas remind me a lot of my city; Durban, South Africa.

[@travelconnect1]

Here is my video on Durban, South Africa if you haven’t seen it already. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZnXkpWoa66roNUsi=Lcp-qbIr-GxFIjo1

[@NoExcuseENT]

You've convinced me to visit Angola ... great vid

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks. It's definitely a good time

[@albertinaelavoco8705]

Come visit us Angola and it’s a very beautiful country and a little welcoming 🥰

[@Justin-wk5mi]

I've been it's cool but there is ZERO tourism industry. You either need to know somebody OR speak portuguese very little english is spoken similar to Mozambique

[@travelconnect1]

I didn't know anyone, nor do I speak Portuguese. But I understand what you're saying in a way. It's definitely a great place for actual "travelers" rather than "tourist."

[@simbamusonza1219]

The music you were hearing must have been Kizomba. Love it all the way from here in 🇿🇼 Zimbabwe!

[@travelconnect1]

No. The music I was referring to is Kuduro. But I love Kizomba also. 😉

[@cmehustle]

This is dope!! Ima have to check out more of your Africa vids.

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks fam. Make sure you’re subscribed. Much more to come.

[@djskillzz215]

Wowww!!!! Thanks for sharing Bro!!! This destination is now on the TOP of my TO VSIT list....I just Subscribed to you to gain more Solo travel knowledge!!! Regarding the music you talked about? Was it "Amapiano" music??? I know that's very popular in South Africa and Worldwide and one of my favorite genres!!! Also Nice to see you had drone footage as well!!! I'll do the research and check the drone law for that region! Any information about lodging and flight line prices???? #Salute

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks. The music definitely wasn't Amapiano. From the comment section, it looks like it's called Kuduro music. Lodging is SUPER expensive in Angola. But all other typical tourist things are very inexpensive.

[@djskillzz215]

@@travelconnect1 Woww? Kuduro huh? Okay... I'll continue to do my research!! Again, I appreciate your content and quick reply!!! You're The Man Bro!!!

[@Adrenaline992]

Great video Bruh, S/o from 🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks

[@NgolaNalane]

I'm from South Africa and it's shocking how little content there is about angola

[@travelconnect1]

Facts

[@flitslig]

Luanda is a big city but the beaches in Benguela, Lobito and Namibe is my favorite places and very very very beautiful

[@flavioprojects8974]

@@flitslig I'm Angolan and I concurr.

[@flitslig]

​@@flavioprojects8974Obrigado!

[@lastpreacher9093]

There is really a lot of content out there about Angola. The thing is, if you are from an English speaking country, you don’t get much of that content.

[@Helcanodorosario]

My beautiful country 🇦🇴😍🙌 Nice content! Wish you the best brother 👊🏾

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks fam. I appreciate it

[@cletziekaye7580]

I love Angolan ❤❤

[@globallibran378]

Thanx for sharing. Ive been interested in this country and glad to see it.

[@travelconnect1]

You're welcome

[@Mr_Bawon]

Angola is one of my dream African countries and after this video I may book(still have to see your Mozambique vid) that trip next year. Very good video.

[@travelconnect1]

Great place to hang out and relax

[@billtev9846]

Check out this vid of “Lourenço Marques 1970” Maputo was built to rival Miami and Barcelona.

[@pedrongalaxi7774]

Very Nice Video ... Next time try to visit my city Caxito- Angola ... Thanks for the vids😊

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for the recommendation

[@victorcreed3]

Scott, American credit and debit cards still don't work! Damn it! Quick tip - the best ATMs to go to are at the Epic Sana Hotel and the Fortaleza Mall. Both of these places usually always have cash, as ATMs for most of the banks on the street run out early.

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for the tip!!!

[@kiloai]

There are some ATM that have the Visa logo or Mastercard logo on it, but few ones. There are also some supermarkets that the cashiers accept this type of cards. It depends on the place that you are going to spend money.

[@DinoSBlaise]

Lookal Resturant too

[@Antonides-cl7vj]

Southern Africa is Beautiful. Love from Zambia 🇿🇲

[@travelconnect1]

Facts 💯

[@yung_j1146]

Youre a real one for this

[@travelconnect1]

🫡🫡

[@evelynemugeni2369]

Thanks for sharing the Africa that they don’t show us 🤌🏾👏👏good job 🎉❤Africa is real blessed 😇 much love from Rwanda 🇷🇼

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks Evelyn

[@mr59767]

So nice to see Angola doing well. Spent a lot of time there in the mid 80s. It was beautiful back then but was a rough time for the people. Looks like they have come a long way. Congratulations

[@travelconnect1]

It's still a rough time, but the touristy areas are picking up big time.

[@cellP8]

Its still rough for most of the country…

[@jogadorraro6570]

*5:57** The name of music genre is KUDURO this musical genre was created by two angolan artists called TONY AMADO and BRUNO DE CASTRO*

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks!

[@jogadorraro6570]

@@travelconnect1 WELCOME HOME BROTHER

[@travelconnect1]

@@jogadorraro6570 Thanks

[@johnnylucas6140]

Love the video and I agree Angola is very beautiful place and a should visit, but Luanda is not a cheap place, I have been working here for 2 years and the prices are sky high, non the less great video lots of love❤

[@travelconnect1]

Outside of hotel prices, I think it isn't expensive for tourists if you're coming with the dollar or Euro.

[@victorlionelnazaire685]

WHY do people keep saying Luanda is NOT a cheap place as food cost is LESS than Paris(France) or Washington,D.C. Hotel rooms can be found from 30 to 50 US dollars a night (higher prices in the USA or France).

[@anicetomc5775]

I am very happy and impressed how you could describe very well all you could experienced in Luanda… I could see that you got a lot of good places but as you said, you are getting a chance to know a thing every time you come to visit… there are plants other good places out side of Luanda, you can even make a research before, so that you can come to know to do next… overall, I am happy to see how you deeply described all you could see… thank you so much and you got a new subscriber today❤

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks, and welcome to the community.

[@rickyg540]

Thank you for visiting: just to clarify, u can actually withdraw 100k kwanzas a day, when u go to the ATM, withdraw 40k twice and 20k once..

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for the insight Ricky.

[@jeezy8403]

is now 120k, 60k twice

[@victorlionelnazaire685]

What about ATM charges to your bank account ?

[@rickyg540]

@@victorlionelnazaire685 there’s no withdrawal fees..

[@GRoss074]

must go there❤❤

[@travelconnect1]

Good times

[@PurplePillRiches]

The music and dance is called Kizomba. It's like Zouk and Kompa music and dance in the French-Creole speaking carribbean islands. Angola 🇦🇴 is underrated and developed. Ppl make excuses not to go to Angola bc of language barrier but go to Brazil. But the women in the video standout and are beautiful. You the only brother from USA 🇺🇸 highlighting Angola that I have seen. It's overlooked. You've encouraged me to visit

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks. I appreciate that. I know Kizomba. That wasn't the genre I was referring to. It was closer to hip hop. But yes, Angola is definitely underrated.

[@albertinaelavoco8705]

The style of music is called kuduro and originates from Angola 🇦🇴🥰♥️

[@beforethenextstep305]

Look up the tucker family in Virginia USA. They are direct descendants of the soliders taken from kingdom of Ndongo to Virginia USA in August 1619, they have been trying to get more of the local young men in Virginia (other descendants of the soliders) to visit Angola. President Obama marked the arrival of Mbundu tribe to Virginia as a national landmark

[@Yaruandromedano1998]

@@travelconnect1 Look up Dj Taba Mix - De 4

[@SHANNY13_96]

​@@beforethenextstep305that's myth or should i say lies they was send to brazil bolivia argentina colombia central america too along with congo sao tome mozambique gabon they are ndongo and mbundas descendants...

[@16SergioVD]

I'm glad you enjoyed your stay visiting Luanda! There were lots of places you didn't go though, there's many more places to see and explore like (Barra do Kwanza, Calumbo, Kissama National Park, Kalandula Waterfalls and many more) you only got a glimpse of the city, but I know Angolans always make sure you party hardy and get lit till sunrise 😂😂😂 You can hit me up anytime next time you come to visit, be seeing ya! 👊🏽🇦🇴❤

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for the recommendations

[@luthovellem865]

Outside South African cities, I think the first cities that are up to standard are. 1. Luanda Angola 2. Abidjan Ivory Coast 4. Nairobi Kenya 5. Casablanca Morocco 6. Windhoek Namibia 7. Cairo Egypt. 8. Kigali Rwanda I think all other cities are probably just nice in one area but may generally and largely remain under developed in most parts of the city. Angola also had a good standard of living

[@travelconnect1]

I don't think Luanda is even in the top 15.

[@luthovellem865]

@@travelconnect1 Interesting. Objectively which are your top 15. Exclude South African cities.

[@JoséPequeno-d9w]

​@@travelconnect1Luanda faz parte das 10 melhores cidades Africanas, fora das cidades Sul-Africanas

[@cccphangola2108]

You can use the ATM and draw money. The maximu is 40.000 AOA at one draw at each time, so it means that you can draw as much as tou card limit. If u card has a limi for 120.000 you have to draw 3 times 40.000.

[@travelconnect1]

👍🏿

[@555125kevin]

Angola is beautiful, definitely on my list when i hit the continent

[@travelconnect1]

Yes. They definitely take good care of their touristy areas.

[@TwapandulaNews]

I appreciate it for showed my country

[@travelconnect1]

My pleasure

[@deetemi-tayo3299]

@travelconnect the music genre you're describing can either be *Kizomba or Baile Funk* (Also known as Funk Carioca or Favela Funk) Just left Kenya after watching 1 of your vids, amazing. Definitely looking to tour more of Africa and you've been a great help towards this my guy 🙌🏾

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks! I really appreciate that 🙏🏿

[@1000BaggerReport]

Nice video! Looks like a really interesting destination. What's the easiest way to fly there from Europe?

[@travelconnect1]

I'm not sure. I'm from the U.S. But my guess would be TAP Portugal

[@1000BaggerReport]

@@travelconnect1 Thank You!

[@kmkhare385]

Beautiful beaches Decent infrastructures. Good country

[@travelconnect1]

🇦🇴👌🇦🇴

[@labrador3231]

Really enjoyed your content, Angola looks to be a great holiday destination for tourists who want a different experience 😊

[@travelconnect1]

Yes. It's very different. Not many tourist attractions, but cool if you're adventurous.

[@buntuimages9489]

I love your show man. It’s educational , entertaining and Pan African. We are tired of condescending Western perspectives.

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks! 🙏🏿

[@gibson2675]

But the vast majority live in absolute poverty

[@victorlionelnazaire685]

@@gibson2675 Poverty existed under the Portuguese rule ; did the Portuguese from Portugal increase or reduce that poverty ?

[@gibson2675]

But there was no poverty before portugal. A socialist utopia​@@victorlionelnazaire685

[@genekelly8467]

I have a portuguese friend who gew up in Lorenco Marques-he says the city has some of the finest Art deco architecture in the world.Do you have any pictures? (I'm an Art Deco nut).

[@travelconnect1]

I don't even know what Art Deco is. Lol. I'll do some research.

[@cellP8]

Yep, we gotta some really got talented sculputures and painters, but since we struggle with poverty people do not have time to appreciate stuff like that. They are mostly found in public plazas or in the streets far away from the central city, but they are dwindling in numbers cause almost no one buys their stuff, so went on to do other stuff with their lives…

[@alexandrebalsa9458]

After watching this video I noticed that Angola and Brazil are identical countries, even the people are very similar, they are sister countries Great video

[@travelconnect1]

Many similarities. Thanks

[@ДимитьрМинков]

Yes .. They are similar in terms of corruption

[@yuricpt]

Many of Brazilians population came from Angola, in the slave era. We still share some food, culture and way of life.

[@lavordavor7738]

​@@ДимитьрМинковin that case serbia is african country somewhere between angola and congo

[@brosmile9388]

Lots of Angolanos in Brazil too.

[@andrewthacker114]

Very good clip, I’d love to visit Angola. Looks nice. Good for you.

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks

[@Liegeois92]

Thank you for visiting our country. It is a nice video 🎉❤

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks

[@shadiaesen9218]

I live in Angola 🇦🇴 and I don't find it so exciting to visit as a tourist everything is ridiculously expensive for no reason but the locals enjoy their country a lot and I like that😊

[@travelconnect1]

It's definitely not as expensive as it used to be (for those visiting with the dollar). Outside of hotels, everything was pretty inexpensive actually.

[@victorlionelnazaire685]

WHY don't you pay locals price ?

[@damianmcdonagh7908]

Great video thanks for posting. I've been to Namibia and Senegal but I think it's difficult to get a visa from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for watching

[@damianmcdonagh7908]

@@travelconnect1 I've travelled solo all over the world. How safe would you think Luanda is? Thankfully Irish citizens can now receive the visa upon arrival.

[@travelconnect1]

I visited solo and had no issues at all

[@x__mwr-r3q]

10:58 wow I love the women.. I love their shape. I am serbian but this place looks great I will have to visit the beaches and clubs and get me an angolan woman 😍

[@travelconnect1]

Lol. I can dig it

[@-WitchKingofAngmar]

This was a very informative video man. I would definitely check out the country after hearing many good things about it

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for watching 🙏🏿

[@realbrotha3059]

What percentage of people would you say that you encountered that spoke English? 1st time watcher. Subbed as well. Different vibe from most travel creators I see. This was very respectful and informative. Side note. There seems to be no shortage of beautiful women there.

[@travelconnect1]

Probably 5% of the people I met spoke English. Thanks for the sub, and welcome to the community.

[@Girlivin]

Thank you for this video!

[@travelconnect1]

You're welcome

[@seancamp2703]

The most underrated KZbin channel let’s get this man subs up.

[@travelconnect1]

I appreciate this. Salute 🫡

[@seancamp2703]

No problem Bro

[@9ddsjunior]

obrigado por visitar o meu pais... na próxima visita a cidade do lobito, Benguela ou a cidade do Lubango

[@travelconnect1]

Thank you! 🙏🏿

[@AndenetPlus]

The music is either Kizomba or Semba

[@travelconnect1]

I know those 2 genres, and those weren't it.

[@diogobezerra467]

@@travelconnect1it’s probably Kuduro

[@kiloai]

yes and also house music

[@travelconnect1]

@da_Costa_666 Thanks

[@TOYOTA.Overland]

So nice! Happy to see real pictures, look really good :-)

[@travelconnect1]

Beautiful beach area

[@ivanorevic8718]

Beautiful country, Regards from Serbia 👋. See you soon 😀

[@travelconnect1]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@Nusalor74]

🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤

[@selaschaaf3770]

Omg I was there in 2016 and still dreaming to go back one day. One of the thing I love is people greetings you every where no matter what time of day. Very friendly people. Love Angola❤

[@travelconnect1]

💯

[@bighand1530]

John 3:16-21.

[@victorlionelnazaire685]

HOW do they greet you in Portuguese ?

[@AmoMoëti]

Angola is underated and is not popular to KZbinrs.

[@travelconnect1]

I love visiting Angola 🔥

[@curtflirt2]

Good and I've noticed that, let's hope that it stays that way. Most of these youtubers just usually end up screwing up everywhere they go

[@AmoMoëti]

@@curtflirt2 🤣🤣🤣 we need professional KZbinrs like this one

[@groberts5337]

The language Portugese Language not that known

[@portoalexandre745]

Yes, all non-english speaking countries are under-rated, Angola being one of them. Also our brothers here in North America about 27 million of them have roots from this region. Remember the first slaves landing in america departed from this country most likely from those shores.

[@JacoboMendoza-s1r]

Excellent content. Very well-rounded tour. Thank you for making it.

[@travelconnect1]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching

[@augustocosta7887]

You have won one more subscriber I’m an Angolan living in UK 🇬🇧

[@travelconnect1]

Welcome to the community 🫡

[@joeyrod4032]

@@travelconnect1 bro you got one more subscriber. great job and informative on my country Angola

[@augustocosta7887]

@@joeyrod4032 that’s cool

[@thomaslundi5110]

I wanna live and die in Angola what a gem

[@Otobong-Idung]

Hi mate. I want to migrate to Luanda. I love the city cos it gives me Lagos vibe. Learning Portuguese is my biggest challenge

[@shadowfallenable]

Nice review of Luanda. If you keep this up with different countries and places... and the entire Africa will subscribe. New sub 4 sure. 👏👏

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks 🙏🏿

[@truthray2885]

How friendly are the girls with tourists? Did you encounter ANY English speakers there?

[@travelconnect1]

Everyone I met was friendly. Yes, I met a few English speakers but not many.

[@GangeHrolfr]

In retrospect, would you bring all the Kwanza you need on beforehand? If maybe the ATM's in America or the local airport could give you enough for the week? If not, how much did you pay in ATM fees each time withdrawing close to 50 bucks? Thanks love your video!

[@travelconnect1]

No, I wouldn't bring all the Kwanza I needed beforehand. I wasn't spending that much money per day. But I would bring dollars and exchange them in country if needed.

[@GangeHrolfr]

@@travelconnect1 Cool thanks!

[@yipmabaruya1148]

Good afternoon from Papua New Guinea. I enjoyed watching your contents.

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for watching 🙏🏿

[@agorav4352]

Hug from Angola.

[@RonanTOC]

Nice video. I want to visit Africa and this looks like a good option

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks

[@latonyamitchell9447]

Another great video…thanks!

[@travelconnect1]

Thanks for watching 🙏🏿

[@cutebear1817]

I can only imagine. Closest I was was in Namibia. Nice part of the world

[@travelconnect1]

💯

[@joerosa2532]

People don't realize how Angola is quickly becoming one of the fastest growing economic realities in all of Africa. The country is full of natural resources and is a major oil producer.

[@travelconnect1]

Hopefully it starts making its way down to the people.

[@Thioacetone1]

The drc is the richest countries in terms of natural resources and yet its one of the poorest and worst places to live.

[@Justin-wk5mi]

Yeah but none of it goes to tbe people for jobs or infrastructure. I was there a few years ago with a friend who is from there. There is too much politics and corruption. It won't change anytime soon

[@joerosa2532]

@@Justin-wk5mi This is sad because it reinforces old stereotypes of the African political class as being by far the most corrupt on the planet.

[@shauncameron8390]

@@Thioacetone1 Equatorial Guinea has one of the highest per capita GDP's in Africa, is oil-rich yet some 75% of the population live in poverty.