GANVIÉ the biggest floating village of Africa - 4 k Travel documentary - West AFRICA Okada tour ep14
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- AFRICA 4k - TRAVEL - GANVIE : Discover Ganvié in Benin, like you've never seen it. experience its culture during a travel documentary immersing yourself in the daily life and history of the biggest floating village of Africa
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I can see a very beautiful city on water with little investment and improvement
thanks a lot for your support
This video is really great and an amazing video keep up the great work. I am also a UA-camr, stay here in Cotonou we can meet up if you want
thanks a lot for the warm comment !hope you'll enjoy the other ideos on the channel.
yes it can be nice.
Fantastic filming! Such an interesting village! It is well looked after. Very clean, no trash anywhere. Thankyou for filming. Your videos are getting better and better. History lesson and travel video all in one! Love this Benin series.
So nice of you, that s true that I put a lot of energy in the edit of that one, And i am also happy of the result !
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Wao this village is clean and beautiful, I've watched videos of Makoko which is heavily polluted. If I live here I will eat a lot of fish lol
Yes, you are right, lots of tilapia to be eaten there :)
thanks for the support !
Thanks for the video. Thanks 👍 for showing us this beautiful village.
My pleasure 😊 i am happy you enjoyed that video
Excellent reportage,
très intéressant et original…..!
merci ça réchauffe le coeur et cela motive énormément !
nhésitez pas à partager la video pour l'aider à se balader autour du monde
Beau coin de pays 👍
oui, magnifique ! merci Martin !
I'm glad they have kept the lake clean. I expected it to be like makoko
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Thanks a lot man! Appreciate that
Well documented. Wasn't aware of Ganvie. I only knew about Mokoko/Lagos. But this place is totally different and for sure a place to visit. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks a lot for watching !
I was told the same people were the ones who created the floating town(Makoko) in Lagos. It is very nice to see theirs is clean compared with the one in Lagos.
Thank you for this video, sir.
yes i also saw this in different sources, but not precise informations about it
thanks a lot for being here, hope you liked the episode
@@Ludo_Liu Yes, sir, I do.
They speak the same language@@Ludo_Liu
Nice,I always thought "Makoko" was the largest floating settlement.
Makoko is the most populated one, but it is smaller than ganvié .
they are actually very different.
thanks a lot for watching
Oh my God I definitely will admit, it's been a while. (Apologies)
Life's suddenly change. However, I'm back!
Thaaaaanks for your continued uploads. I'm sooooooo hoping to reach the mother Land one day.
Thanks a lot for being back and for the support!
Good morning
Morning, thanks a lot for being here once more!!
This is so amazing to see! Excellently filmed and so beautiful. I wish I was there to photograph this beautiful village and people. Thank you most importantly for the history lesson. Incredible video.. 🙏🏾
Thank you very much ia m really glad you enjoyed both the images and the "story" !
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This was really an amazing trip mr Ludo. So Beautiful and clean. Thanks for sharing and stay safe outside. Happy New week to you and yours
Thank you too for always being here ! i wish you a great week !
Ready and waiting.
the video is premiering now
@@Ludo_Liu Exceptional work Ludo, very enjoyable.
@@johnprice5784 thanks a lot ! feel free to share
👍Missed the premiere, but enjoyed the replay.
All good my dear ! hope you liked this one !
thanks for the constant support !
please feel free to share that one!
tu fais du bon travail, courage à toi surtout pour affronter des personnes différents, excellent reportage
merci beaucoup pour le soutien ! j'apprécie beaucoup !
this explains every thing haha... now i know why you love this country so much and i dont blame you its heaven
yes this place is really lovely
Catching up air2 s army out
welcome brother !!! hope you'll enjoy the 4k and the story.
happy sunday !
OLHA,BRASIL TEM POUCA DIFERENÇA DA AFRICA.
Wow! Really insightful and clean!!! I'm a strong believer in no excuse for living in filth, as that's a thing of dignity and cultural embodiment even in poverty, and despite population size. Nice one! 👏🏾
thanks a lot for your support Yogi, I remember some of the first comments you did, i think it was on Adjegunle video, ... since that time you are always supportive ! I really thank you very much!
@@Ludo_Liu It's impressive that you remember my Ajegunle vid comments (though I started commenting long before that...from the first Lagos Island vids) which was when I first started watching. Then I said 'ohh can we see other vids outside of the Island, Lekki, and Ikoyi'?
And once you did, I started moaning about the filth 🤣. Some people are never satisfied 😅😂.
@@Ludo_Liu Got to add as well that Ajegunle was actually much cleaner than a lot of the other places. It's often unfairly underrated.
@@abdvantage yes agree on that
@@abdvantage he he he :) eternal unsatisfied :) :)
Great job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Encore merci pour la vidéo Ludo 👍
merci pour le soutien ! n'hésitez pas à partager!
belle fin de weekend !
Great Work as usual Ludo. I missed out on this 😒😒😊🙂😄
No worries! hope you enjoyed this one !
@@Ludo_Liu More than enjoyed it. Had my popcorn infront of me. 😄😄
@@gr8son494 thanks so much
Bonjour!
I came home from shopping. I remembered you and your wife rode with boat to “Floating Villages” near Lagos in a few months ago.
But in Ganvie, it’s very nice to ride the boat on river. See villagers, a lot of houses, mosque, churches and stores!
It’s hot on river! You rode with longest river in Benin 🇧🇯. Have you caught fish 🐠, huh?
See ya next journey video!
Welcome back from the shopping, hope you found what you were looking for !
i did not catch any fish during my stay... maybe cause i didn't try :)
thanks for being here
Thank you for this beautiful video How the place get so much water 🙂
Thanks for visiting, once ore !
Amazing! I am from Bénin, but I never been in Ganvié. I would like to visit one day. Great job!
Thanks a lot! Please feel free to share
Ça donne très envie d'y retourner, merci encore pour cette vidéo qui ravive les souvenirs mais qui sait... c'est bon les beignets ?
oui, ils étaient bons les p'tits beignets de yam !
a bientôt !
Beautiful work as always Brother..what a treasure chest you found in that restaurant. I could have filled up the boat with stuff from there..many thanks...
Thanks 👍 luckily, when I am with the bike my load is limited.
I also like these !
Hola Ludo, joined you for the trip to Ganvie’, very interesting history, explanations, and translation. The resources available to fishermen, resources for buildings, churches, center of the city. Fantastic video, what can I say, excellent work!!
Awesome, thank you!
thanks for the reply. Another interesting video
Glad you enjoyed it
Hello Mister Ludo Liu 2 Today i am glad by the trip to Ganvié Village This is the future of Human Being because in the future we go to living in waters or oceans This is my view That inspired me to build school in my country like houses of Ganvié I loved the restaurant
woww you built a school in your place, on slits ?
that s really interesting ! thanks a lot for your constant support bernardo
@@Ludo_Liu It's just a idea
Great content
thanks so much !!!
Ça me rappelle Siem Reap village Kampong Phluck🙂
l'asie regore de illage dans ce type, oui. cela me manque d'ailleurs
LUDO LIU,QUE DIA VOCE VIRÁ AO BRASIL????
Thank you for all information about West Africa.. Main opinion on the Web is not to visit, we admire you
thanks a lot for the support, i really advice people to come and visit
Amazing to see! I’m wondering if those waters are polluted or safe for swimming and fishing? What an experience to see this village… thank you!
the water is kind of polluted i think around the village cause of the used waters goes in the lake.
I saw on some research that the very low depth of the lake contributes with the sun to the destruction of many bacteria's...and help the lake to maintain a good balance
what is this song at 21 minutes it reminds me on Simon & Garfunkle
it is a song from cody francis : weather any storm
Is this floating village bigger than Makoko in Nigeria?
yes it is a lot bigger, but a also a lot less populated.
thanks a lot for watching, please feel free to share this video
I m kinda wondering where they 'd use rest rooms 😜
this is behind the second door on your left, in between to floor boards
Haven't noticed bathrooms.
we didn't go inside the houses, i guess it is a hole in between two floor boards cause this is where it goes...
Just wonder why ours like this are so bad and unclean?
Bad habits....
Hi ludo, where's the bathroom for these houses..
it goes inside the water unfortunately
@@Ludo_Liu I knew it! Not a bathroom in sight!
I think The Largest floating city is in Lagos. Makoko.
it is more populated but a lot smaller
@@Ludo_Liu . You are absolutely correct. After looking at the video.🙏🏾
What camera do you use to shoot your videos?
i use go pro and osmo
How are they managing waste water and other type of waste
waste are collected weekly, and burnt around....
water, goes in the water....
thanks a lot for watching and dropping a comment, welcome on the channel.
kindly check that video, this is the next episode I'll premiere today ua-cam.com/video/ynn3pZdz9fw/v-deo.html
Buy WIND SHIELD FOR BIKE ..
man it was a boat that time
@@Ludo_Liu GLASS SHIELD
@@tuforu4 you mean for the helmet ?
@@Ludo_Liu no for on front on handlebars to deflect wind...
@@tuforu4 i don t really need it, as i am never driving fast
I wonder where they throw away their toilet waste....😂😂😂😂😂
Do you really wonder ? Guess what ?
They are going to Nigeria with their large boat 🚤 oil theft 😢
yes the place is known to be a place that host some people smuggling oil....
thanks a lot for watching