Viajes Mauritania
Hitching a free ride on top of the longest train in the world. It was an epic 15-hour journey that I will never forget.
Explore the intersection of food and culture with this complete list of culinary traditions designated UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Di sabbia, di pietra, di sale, di ghiaccio. Chi ne ha visto almeno uno nella vita lo sa, che i deserti ti restano dentro. W. Thesiger, esploratore e scrittore britannico diceva che “Ne…
A fascinating fish market bustling with activities, it's one of the largest of its kind in West Africa.
CLICK TO SEE Part I of this Series *** Maybe no one is paying attention to this MOST CERTAIN aspect of Michael Brown’s killing field–and that of all of the other young Black men who were situationally lynched by the most ill-gotten miscreants of the nation’s past and throughout the world’s history and on to this very […]
In Chinguetti, an ancient African city that was once a stopover for old trade routes in the Sahara Desert, shifting sands are threatening to bury history.
"Our diversity is not a reason to hate each other. Quite the opposite, we must admire and respect it."
The cars we drove with encountered some problems near a village. These people came to watch our efforts to repair the cars. by Beyond Borders Media - www.beyondbordersmedia.com
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Ver Parte 1 8. El cementerio de barcos en el límite costero del Sahara (Nouadhibou) Aunque ya sería el encuentro del desierto con el mar, en uno de los límites del Sahara, en Mauritania hay una playa en la bahía de Nouadhibou donde el desierto se encuentra con un cementerio de barcos (el más [...]