World Tour Part 41: Tanzania Pt.2 Kilimanjaro Approach by ColKlink (227 downloads)

1 h 25 m

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Apparently Kilimanjaro is the world’s highest freestanding mountain, meaning it is not attached to a mountain range and Lake Victoria Africa’s largest lake is mainly located in Tanzania. All we know is that some of the world’s most expensive timber comes from Tanzania...

World Tour Part 40: Tanzania by ColKlink (241 downloads)

1 h 30 m

2 stops

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Apparently Freddie Mercury was born here on the island of Zanzibar and Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania is the world’s largest caldera and is also known for its diversity of wildlife. All we know is that the highest altitude pizza delivery on land took place in Tanzania...

World Tour Part 39: Malawi by ColKlink (285 downloads)

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Apparently Lake Malawi, also known as Lake Nyasa, accounts for more than one-fifth of the country’s total area and Malawi means “flaming waters”. All we know is that president Joyce Banda sold the luxury presidential jet for $15 million to raise cash for the struggling economy...

World Tour Part 38: Mozambique by ColKlink (247 downloads)

1 h 30 m

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Apparently Lake Malawi is sometimes referred to as “the calendar lake” as it is 365 miles long and 52 miles wide and is home to hundreds of fish species. Also the 31 islands of the Quirimbas Archipelago are home to coral reefs and white sand beaches and are a popular holiday destination. All we know is that Mozambique is also the only one-word country that includes all five vowels in its name...

World Tour Part 37: South Africa by ColKlink (290 downloads)

1 h 10 m

3 stops

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Apparently South Africa is the only country in the world where right-hand drive cars are produced by Mercedes Benz and Table Mountain is one of the oldest mountains on the planet. All we know is that the longest continuous wine route on earth is found in South Africa...

World Tour Part 36: Botswana by ColKlink (243 downloads)

1 h 10 m

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Apparently Botswana may be the ancestral home of modern humans. Homo sapiens lived here in an oasis south of the Zambezi River over 200,000 years ago and the Kalahari Desert stretches over a large part of Botswana. All we know is that the second largest diamond has been found here at 1,111 carat...

World Tour Part 35: Namibia - Back Country by ColKlink (270 downloads)

1 h 10 m

3 stops

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Apparently Namibia is named after the Namib Desert, which means "area where there is nothing" in the Nama languageand Lüderitz is famous for its colonial architecture and its annual speed challenge, where wind and kitesurfers try to break the world record for the fastest sailing on water. All we know is, the Red Bull Namib Quest is a 500-kilometer mountain bike race across the Namib Desert. Six days over some of the most challenging terrain in the world...

World Tour Part 34: Namibia by ColKlink (259 downloads)

1 h 10 m

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Apparently the Hoba meteorite in Namibia is the world's largest known single meteorite, weighing over 119,050 pounds and the San of Namibia are the world's oldest surviving hunter-gatherers. By the age of 12, most San children are able to identify 200 species of plant, while many adults can identify over 300. All we know is that about 90% of South African flamingos spend the winter in Namibia's Walvis Bay Lagoon...

World Tour Part 33: Botswana - Okavango Delta by ColKlink (298 downloads)

1 h 10 m

3 stops

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Apparently th Okavango Delta lions tend to be larger and stronger than lions anywhere else in the world and massive crocodiles are lurking in the waters of the delta. All we know is that there is no bad time to visit the Okavango Delta. But the best time is from May through to August...

World Tour Part 32: Angola by ColKlink (268 downloads)

1 h 30 m

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Apparently at 105m high and 400m wide the Kalandula Falls is one of Africa’s largest waterfalls and Luanda is repeatedly been ranked as one of the world’s most expensive cities for expatriate employees to live in. All we know is the giant sable antelope thought to be extinct was rediscovered in 2006...

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