West To East Africa By Train: The Copper Route

[@arochy93]

Incredible videos Neil, how you document your journeys in such a fair, unloaded and relaxed manner is truly outstanding. Happy travels!

[@lisaalexandracarella]

Excellent ! Very nice flow from beginning to end. Nice uplifting music. Great jok about the burnt toast!

[@f1mbultyr]

I love your videos, man. Especially all the interviews.

[@wandering_winds]

Beautiful Neil, I'm happy I put in some dimes for this production and I hope all of us who can will continue to do so! Looking forward to more of your reports in the future. The interviews, in particular, are beautiful, pure, uncut, real.

[@wandering_winds]

And it's interesting that with only a handheld, you make better scenic views and portraits than the KZbinrs with their drones. It's all about the heart of it, capturing the essence, rather than the technology. 🙏

[@NeilShawTravels]

Thanks for your contribution! And, for your kind comments!

[@ExtraDryingTime]

That was interesting! Totally off the beaten track, plenty of local flavour, keep these videos coming :)

[@marinosirchia3767]

As a young traveler that love to travel overland i respect and admire you! Keep moving!!

[@jeffwheeler2967]

Neil, I really loved this film! What an adventure you had! Fascinating stories from your fellow passengers, and the landscapes were stunning. Looking forward to your next journey!

[@RandyMartins-jq7mw]

Loved it, very insightful. I wanted you to keep going into more countries.

[@Jnoswor]

Another masterpiece. I'm in awe of your ability not just to film amazing scenery, but connect with such interesting people who authentically tell their story. Thank you for documenting these snapshots.

[@patricknoveski6409]

I am so loving these Rail journeys that you take us on. What a treat. My resolve in humanity is re kindled. P.j. California 🇺🇸 USA.

[@panikrull]

Thank you for your videos, Neil! Gold of youtube!

[@davidsmeath4556]

I love your videos, proper adventuring and focussing on the places and people you meet which is rare among KZbinrs.

[@Wutzofilms]

One of the most beautifully narrated channels on youtube and pure joy to watch! Watching that kind of interaction gives me hope for all mankind.

[@rickwurst7043]

An absolute joy to watch! Thanks :)

[@Bartkonig]

As a Dutch Zambian (Zambian born, Dutch nationality) it's very interesting to know more about my fatherland. Thanks for the video Neil!😄

[@scorpioqueen9633]

Such amazing channel, please never stop documenting these travels.

[@TheSalMaris]

Fabulous. Love all your travels. Look forward to many more. Thank you.

[@BruceM8]

That was quite an adventure (they all are!) and, as always, fascinating. Thanks so much for bringing us along!!

[@NeilShawTravels]

Thanks for your comment, and for your contribution!

[@olivelong4511]

Another excellent travelogue! The mechanics are incredibly skilled.

[@nancyokosi1]

Another mind-blowing adventure ❤. Looking forward to learning a lot

[@Zh09SpMAvE]

Thank you for another fascinating adventure!

[@trwh9640]

Thank you for sharing with us, absolutely fantastic, so well presented and out together.

[@barbaram2196]

I was waiting for your next video and this one is great as aways. Keep travelling.

[@Qwerty-vt7ok]

This is a masterpiece very well done

[@kodimacandall4468]

Excelente documental. Lo felicito!

[@gauthamvanjre8108]

Man! this is such an underrated vlogging channel

[@thecornishsea4644]

Fantastic video. Really interesting.

[@danogeto78]

lovely

[@eddiemaclaren-yr9iq]

l once used the Jimbe border crossing from zambia into angola. The travel from Jimbe to luao was so exhausting

[@NeilShawTravels]

I intended travelling the more direct route of Luao to Jimbe, but the Zambian traders I met in Luao said that Jimbe road is pretty much impassable and with no transport available (certainly in the wet season), so I went with them the long way down...

[@dr.kashifulhaq6372]

Hi there. Great documentary ❤ Are there any more videos coming from.Africa.❤

[@paazbra]

Great video

[@TheHilbertino]

ah man, great road trips!!

[@cycklist]

Mad coincidence those two Korean lads bumping into each other in a remote part of africa!

[@markwaiswa5786]

A rare quality of patience is required to travel over land in Africa

[@zolanipenxa3520]

Zambian landscape look great wonder how does it cost to travel in these railways?

[@NeilShawTravels]

The Zambian landscape is amazing. These railways are all reasonably priced. For example, Kapiri Mposhi (central Zambia) to Dar es Salaam is only US$32 in first class to travel 1860 kilometres over three days (the full length of the TAZARA railway)!

[@sulaak]

Africa needs to sort out its infrastructure and maintenance.

[@ezekielmubofu234]

Journey ended in dar es salama 🇹🇿 quietly without saying anything about it as a Tanzanian I feel offended

[@johnisdoe]

This isn't west Africa. It's South west Africa. West Africa is Sierra Leone lol. And if anyone's going to reply some nonsense, I'd recommend searching the map of the "mid-west" or "southern" US. I know this video is probably for the EU to US western audience, but imagine how they'd feel about the journalistic integrity of The Telegraph when a TikTok goes viral about this video, months-years from now. Anyway, fix the title to "West to East of Southern Africa" or at least "South-West to East Africa"; Tanzania is part of SADC and EAC.