The young man helping the old person on a house is a real hero. It's a pity that we just watch and enjoy these videos. Surely they should be a way to help these people. Send him to learn first aid or something. Give him more than a horse for him to continue his kindness. The world needs more people like him.
I have a physical disability and sometimes it's hard for me to live a simple life because I always think my condition is limiting me myself to see a brighter future. After watching this documentary I compared myself and the simple life that people from Lesotho lives. I've realized that I'm wealthy with my disability. Let's appreciate God and the experience of life, some people are really struggling out there and it's not their choice.
In England or Australia he would have made a million dollars for throwing the race like that. The book makers would sing songs about him for years to come
I knew Lesotho exists since we were taught geography in school and that it's surrounded by RSA on all sides. But, that's where it stops. I had no idea about anything else. Throughly enjoyed the trip across 🇱🇸. A world of its own. Love from NW India 🇮🇳
I know it exists because of its incredible high rate of suicide. It's understandable that where I come from they didn't taught us about small landlocked countries-inside-a-country from a whole different continent. But I just can't understand that suicide rate. Something seems off.
Correction on Lesothians, the nationality of people of Lesotho is known as Basotho (plural) and Mosotho (singular). great documentary thought, its always great to have a home country being documented, keep producing more and more
The most important remark in all of this is when the young man leading a horse with a sick woman to hospital says, in so many words, respect your elders for their wisdom and storytelling. That is what Africa teaches us. I know. Be humble.
"These women are much braver than male drivers. I trust female drivers more." These words warmed my heart! Didn't expect them from a man, in the remote wilderness in one of the poorest countries in the world. After seeing this documentary, I think that perhaps that was foolish of me. What lovely, warm-hearted people these people are!
I have lived my entire teenage and adult life South Africa and never knew this much aboout the plight of Basotho people. Thank you for the wonderful documentary. I hope politicians will see this and try contruct a proper road for the villagers.
I went to Lesotho for the first time in March for The Moshoeshoe walk, I must say Basotho are bery strong people, it made me appreciate what I have so much!
My man, they know. We can't depend on politicians, its obviously a foreign system, designed to keep us backward. We must do for self, build capital for ourselfs, be self sufficient, build our own structures
Tell South African politicians also to construct roads in South Africa's rural areas coz they are also terrible even than these roads of Lesotho you see here. I have travelled South Africa both in urban places and rural places where places are terrible. It seems you haven't travelled your own country and that's why you can easily judge situations of other countries leaving out bad situation in your own country.
Lesotho is my home country and I would say the merge with South Africa is not necessary. I think we as people should learn to do our own things and do away with the idea of handouts
Why are suicide rates in Lesotho so high? Is 87.5 per 100k inhabitants in 2019 accurate? I haven't been able to find any source that explains such higher rate. I know Lesotho had struggled with droughts and unfortunately is one of the countries with higher rates of HIV/AIDS in the world, also it seems it's the country with higher rates of reported rapes (91.6 per 100k back in 2008) and one with severe ingrained violence against women, so it doesn't surprise me that it has such high actual suicide rates for women (34,6 per 100k) but I don't understand the incredible high rate for men (146.9 per 100k), specially if it's predominantly a Christian country. I think something is wrong with the data. Hopefully you can help me to understand. If we can understand, we can help.
Aside from his lies about smoking weed & driving. There are no legitimate statistics to prove the myth. Same is true about drug use in work place. The only stats on the matter were fabricated by a aguy selling drug tests Aclu published a great report on the matter
I can't speak for all my Basotho sisters and brothers, but I am proud of my country and I know we can improve so much more. Come visit and always buy diamonds with authenticity.
Thank you very much for sharing this documentary about life in Lesotho's mountains. I was actually looking more info about Lesotho due to its alarming high rates of suicide reported, but I couldn't find any medical or sociological article regarding that issue so I started looking here for documentaries. It was really nice to see how the Besotho people featured here are hard working yet keep their high spirits and smile, they help each other in the community and are socially aware. Those roads, damn, they're really a danger on itself. I'm starting to think that those high suicide rates may be inflated due to corrupted government. I know the life there is not easy, I just saw it, probably there are worst places with high delinquency, but I'm glad I've watched this documentary and wish the best for everyone featured. I myself struggle with depression and mental health issues, so I don't stigmatize suicide.
This is a great story of resilience and survival. It's a shame that the government can't just invest a little in fixing those roads. Even without paving those roads, just sending a few tractors to widen the road and make them a bit less rocky would help make the trips less dangerous. It's a real shame. Many of our countries' government only think of themselves and do nothing for the most needy of their citizens. Long life to these brave people.
Born lesotho here. We don't need big roads. We need equal partnerships for our diamonds and gold, and fair prices paid for our electricity, water and "overseas" workers.
It is sad how some people tell lies about our countries! Lesotho is not a forgotten kingdom..it is a very beautiful country passionately called The Kingdom in the Sky. The two ladies are not at all the true reflection of what is happening in the rural areas concerning transportation. Nobody drives a minibus and take long distances to places they dont even know, in search of passengers..THIS GUY IS A LIAR! This is a cooked journalism/narration! It is true our terrain is very hectic in the rural mountaneous areas, but the story is so much exaggerating! In 5years all the liars will have no story to tell. This country is an African Paradise!! We are Basotho not Lesothians..
Start your own TH-cam channel and bring the true story to the limelight. It’s time for Africans to tell their own story correctly. I’m Nigerian, and I’ll watch.
If it's a paradise, what's with that 87,5 per 100k suicide rate in 2019? I'm trying to understand and I can't find info anywhere. My country is located in a beautiful landscape, beautiful! But to live here if you're not rich is a living hell, yet your suicide rate is just 8 per 100k, I think is mainly due to lack of access to effective methods and the stigma that suicide carries on Christian societies, otherwise our rate would be higher, but Lesotho is also mainly Christian so please help me understand why such high rates, or is there something wrong there.
The gap in culture and living standards between the West and most rural parts of the world gets bigger all the time, partly because we enabled our own growth by overusing resources and cheap labour from elsewhere. in a globalised world there is meant to be a delicate balancing act so that everyone can share what they have and get what they need at a fair price. yet things just don't work like that in reality. Don't think we should say that the West's idea of success is perfect, maybe it's not what we should all strive for. Somewhere there should be a line between these two lifestyles where one can live comfortably enough.
@@froogsleegsLesotho suffers from many issues. But every one of those problems can be solved. We don't need catholic priests in charge of our medical facilities, we do need help with modern technology. We don't need global mining giants staking claims the size of Australia. We need fair pay for our migrant workers, agriculture products, electricity and water. We don't need a euro, yankee, russian, Chinese.... company building a highway from Maseru to the sani pass. We do need to call out corruption, ways to improve and inform the world how cool Lesotho is. Freezing if you go in winter, but who cares if you are skiing. ♥️🇱🇸
"I'm laughing because I am afraid of death" - brought a a smile to my face. Life truly is difficult but they seem to be making the most of what they have
Very nice, thanks for this body of work..very eye-opening too, beautiful country, wholesome people but the leader really need to put more effort into developing it. My country too (Namibia) needs developing too i should say, we are neither perfect but we must try harder. At the end of the day its all love my people..Africa pls stand up.!
The strength and resilience of humanity is phenomenal. We have the strength to face Adversity. But for those of us who live in developed countries we choose depression and hopelessness instead of fighting the obstacles.
omg, this docu is insane, i didnt know Lesotho is at desert. My greatest respect for all the people they live there ! The two women are wonderful powerfull and brave !👍👍❣❣good humor !
I don't believe it was always desert - much of Africa had more vegetation and rain even just 40 years ago. But humans have decimated huge areas for firewood or farming sadly. Climate change has accelerated over most of the Continent in last 50 years.
its not a desert its just extremely cold without rain in winter (it can reach -20 degrees celsius) so the grasslands turn brown. Then in the warmer months the grasslands turn green again. This was shot in winter. Its just nature.
Corrupt politicians brought Asian foreigners to take every little resources that we have and can survive with. And some of those foreigners are from your country Pakistan and China. One day we will fight to curb this corruption as a nation getting tired of corrupt politicians.
I've seen a rear wheel come off a similar taxi (travelling in front of me in South Africa) while a passenger grinned back at me. It slowed down in a shower of sparks while the brake drum was worn away.....everyone lived.
Lol Mr Nelson on the blue hilux , smoking weed and playing Shongwe n Khuphuka😊 I'm like to myself is this eSwatini Documentary? Everything similar ❤much love
Lesotho, or Basoutoland was originally formed by refugees escaping Shaka Zulu genocide. They asked for and were gained protection by Britain. South Africa has built dams here, as their biggest rivers start flowing from here, the Orange River and Tugela.
Convenient how you forget to mention that it was Boer settlers encroaching on their land and annexing parts of their territory that led to them begging the British to be a protectorate
The young man helping the old person on a house is a real hero. It's a pity that we just watch and enjoy these videos. Surely they should be a way to help these people. Send him to learn first aid or something. Give him more than a horse for him to continue his kindness. The world needs more people like him.
I have a physical disability and sometimes it's hard for me to live a simple life because I always think my condition is limiting me myself to see a brighter future. After watching this documentary I compared myself and the simple life that people from Lesotho lives. I've realized that I'm wealthy with my disability. Let's appreciate God and the experience of life, some people are really struggling out there and it's not their choice.
I'm feeling so sorry for your condition but NEVER GIVE UP you are mr nice guy
Those two women were hilarious. I loved their spirit. That jockey is a hero.
In England or Australia he would have made a million dollars for throwing the race like that. The book makers would sing songs about him for years to come
I knew Lesotho exists since we were taught geography in school and that it's surrounded by RSA on all sides. But, that's where it stops. I had no idea about anything else. Throughly enjoyed the trip across 🇱🇸. A world of its own. Love from NW India 🇮🇳
At least you knew it from your geography taught in school, coz Lesotho has been in world map ever since it's existence.
I know it exists because of its incredible high rate of suicide.
It's understandable that where I come from they didn't taught us about small landlocked countries-inside-a-country from a whole different continent.
But I just can't understand that suicide rate. Something seems off.
Correction on Lesothians, the nationality of people of Lesotho is known as Basotho (plural) and Mosotho (singular). great documentary thought, its always great to have a home country being documented, keep producing more and more
I'm a Basotho but I might just start calling myself a Lesothian. Americans will think I a Scottish.
You're a Basotho?
O mosotho wena heban
Wow those two women,they are so optimistic singing and smiling through it all
They don't seem to got things together though
Those two ladies are such a vibe, nice documentary
The most important remark in all of this is when the young man leading a horse with a sick woman to hospital says, in so many words, respect your elders for their wisdom and storytelling. That is what Africa teaches us. I know. Be humble.
You are right😅. Asia and other continents teach to kick their elders🙄
@@sanasama2209 🤣😅
"These women are much braver than male drivers. I trust female drivers more."
These words warmed my heart! Didn't expect them from a man, in the remote wilderness in one of the poorest countries in the world. After seeing this documentary, I think that perhaps that was foolish of me. What lovely, warm-hearted people these people are!
These beautiful people are so helpful to each other. Did anyone else notice that there are no trees and grass??
This was just documented during winter in which the grass turns brown
Amazing beautiful people. Sending much love from Australia ❤️😊
Thank you, hope you can visit one day as you're mostly welcome.❤
I have lived my entire teenage and adult life South Africa and never knew this much aboout the plight of Basotho people. Thank you for the wonderful documentary. I hope politicians will see this and try contruct a proper road for the villagers.
I went to Lesotho for the first time in March for The Moshoeshoe walk, I must say Basotho are bery strong people, it made me appreciate what I have so much!
How would you know? You're white
My man, they know. We can't depend on politicians, its obviously a foreign system, designed to keep us backward. We must do for self, build capital for ourselfs, be self sufficient, build our own structures
Are you’ll reppin the bloods set? Piru?
Tell South African politicians also to construct roads in South Africa's rural areas coz they are also terrible even than these roads of Lesotho you see here. I have travelled South Africa both in urban places and rural places where places are terrible. It seems you haven't travelled your own country and that's why you can easily judge situations of other countries leaving out bad situation in your own country.
This mountain kingdom of Africa is by far one of the most beautiful and magic places I’ve ever been to
I got the honour to call it my birth place. Thanks for visiting and please tell your friends to visit. ❤🇱🇸
Lesotho is my home country and I would say the merge with South Africa is not necessary. I think we as people should learn to do our own things and do away with the idea of handouts
I respect that, I also believe lesotho should be lesotho
We can do it♥️🇱🇸
Why are suicide rates in Lesotho so high? Is 87.5 per 100k inhabitants in 2019 accurate? I haven't been able to find any source that explains such higher rate.
I know Lesotho had struggled with droughts and unfortunately is one of the countries with higher rates of HIV/AIDS in the world, also it seems it's the country with higher rates of reported rapes (91.6 per 100k back in 2008) and one with severe ingrained violence against women, so it doesn't surprise me that it has such high actual suicide rates for women (34,6 per 100k) but I don't understand the incredible high rate for men (146.9 per 100k), specially if it's predominantly a Christian country. I think something is wrong with the data.
Hopefully you can help me to understand. If we can understand, we can help.
The merge is super necessary
Good,as long Lesotho nationals will stop coming to SA for jobs and grants
im a proud Mosotho and happy to see my country on your series ... hello from Beijing . you made me miss my country more now , hahaha.
your series is extremely well shot, adventurous and eye opening. Thank you for making this series!
Aside from his lies about smoking weed & driving.
There are no legitimate statistics to prove the myth.
Same is true about drug use in work place.
The only stats on the matter were fabricated by a aguy selling drug tests
Aclu published a great report on the matter
What a beautiful place, and amazing people. It's so much different than what I usually picture as Africa. Loved those taxi ladies.
Get a passport and travel the World, big World out there
They might be poor in material, but they are wealthy in being human. They are their brothers keeper.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the knowledge. I am a fan from Bangkok, Thailand.🙏🏻🇹🇭🌎🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘
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Wow.. what a great documentary. I'm not blown away by most things, but this blew my mine. What a country and the people. Amazing!
I can't speak for all my Basotho sisters and brothers, but I am proud of my country and I know we can improve so much more. Come visit and always buy diamonds with authenticity.
I leave to Lesotho next week I can't wait 🇱🇸❤✌
The first Mistake was to call people from Lesotho, the Lesothoans
braaaa lmao
So what are they called?
@@jcymngo Basotho, saying Lesothoans is an insult
And the way they pronounce Lesotho 🤦🏼♀️
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂deep
Thank you very much for sharing this documentary about life in Lesotho's mountains.
I was actually looking more info about Lesotho due to its alarming high rates of suicide reported, but I couldn't find any medical or sociological article regarding that issue so I started looking here for documentaries.
It was really nice to see how the Besotho people featured here are hard working yet keep their high spirits and smile, they help each other in the community and are socially aware.
Those roads, damn, they're really a danger on itself.
I'm starting to think that those high suicide rates may be inflated due to corrupted government. I know the life there is not easy, I just saw it, probably there are worst places with high delinquency, but I'm glad I've watched this documentary and wish the best for everyone featured.
I myself struggle with depression and mental health issues, so I don't stigmatize suicide.
This is a great story of resilience and survival. It's a shame that the government can't just invest a little in fixing those roads. Even without paving those roads, just sending a few tractors to widen the road and make them a bit less rocky would help make the trips less dangerous. It's a real shame. Many of our countries' government only think of themselves and do nothing for the most needy of their citizens. Long life to these brave people.
They can, they just rather not
@@memidiane38 Very true. If there isn't an economic of political gain for those in power they don't care on how the regular people live.
@@LosInmortalesGallossame here in Botswana 🇧🇼, only benefit government and some officials, and also rich foreigners from India, and white people
Born lesotho here. We don't need big roads. We need equal partnerships for our diamonds and gold, and fair prices paid for our electricity, water and "overseas" workers.
It is sad how some people tell lies about our countries! Lesotho is not a forgotten kingdom..it is a very beautiful country passionately called The Kingdom in the Sky.
The two ladies are not at all the true reflection of what is happening in the rural areas concerning transportation. Nobody drives a minibus and take long distances to places they dont even know, in search of passengers..THIS GUY IS A LIAR! This is a cooked journalism/narration!
It is true our terrain is very hectic in the rural mountaneous areas, but the story is so much exaggerating!
In 5years all the liars will have no story to tell. This country is an African Paradise!!
We are Basotho not Lesothians..
Start your own TH-cam channel and bring the true story to the limelight. It’s time for Africans to tell their own story correctly. I’m Nigerian, and I’ll watch.
Someone about to talk to the manager and email the satellite office all for the love of the country
@@The_Cruise_Fam 🧢
Onale maaka, dia boya mo
If it's a paradise, what's with that 87,5 per 100k suicide rate in 2019?
I'm trying to understand and I can't find info anywhere.
My country is located in a beautiful landscape, beautiful! But to live here if you're not rich is a living hell, yet your suicide rate is just 8 per 100k, I think is mainly due to lack of access to effective methods and the stigma that suicide carries on Christian societies, otherwise our rate would be higher, but Lesotho is also mainly Christian so please help me understand why such high rates, or is there something wrong there.
Beautiful country and people, Thank you all for the journey, and i will never complain about my own country road standards again
They are simply the Sotho or BaSotho not Lesothians
Ba joetse hahaha
Ayooo, what type of food does you’ll Lesotho 🇱🇸 folks eat brah? 12:47
Basotho
With love from Zimbabwe
My country we're loving you South Africa.
Incredible insight into Lesotho
Much Love to Best Documentaries, from Louisville Kentucky USA 🇺🇸 ❤️
Beautiful country . beautiful people
Watching these documentaries, you conclude that no country is poor and we all need each other for resources. Lesotho has water/ diamonds
The gap in culture and living standards between the West and most rural parts of the world gets bigger all the time, partly because we enabled our own growth by overusing resources and cheap labour from elsewhere. in a globalised world there is meant to be a delicate balancing act so that everyone can share what they have and get what they need at a fair price. yet things just don't work like that in reality. Don't think we should say that the West's idea of success is perfect, maybe it's not what we should all strive for. Somewhere there should be a line between these two lifestyles where one can live comfortably enough.
@@froogsleegsLesotho suffers from many issues. But every one of those problems can be solved. We don't need catholic priests in charge of our medical facilities, we do need help with modern technology. We don't need global mining giants staking claims the size of Australia. We need fair pay for our migrant workers, agriculture products, electricity and water. We don't need a euro, yankee, russian, Chinese.... company building a highway from Maseru to the sani pass. We do need to call out corruption, ways to improve and inform the world how cool Lesotho is. Freezing if you go in winter, but who cares if you are skiing. ♥️🇱🇸
really enjoyed this one, I always wanted to visit Lesotho
Ladies I'm so proud with you may good lord protect you
47:47 I really respect this young man for taking care and giving his time to the elderly.
Great documentary. I am a Mosotho living in Lesotho.
Thank you Mr Producer, for an incredible documentary. Mr Paramedic may God bless your country, you are the king there my boss! Much love!
Lesotho, my birth country.♥️♥️♥️
You have extremely lovely 🍑🍑
I should say blessed are we where our roads are wide and asphated/cemented! ❤
"I'm laughing because I am afraid of death" - brought a a smile to my face.
Life truly is difficult but they seem to be making the most of what they have
This could be our last day on earth... Courage is advancing despite fear. These ladies are the definition of courage!!!
Enjoyed it best video ever GOD bless Lesotho
Very nice, thanks for this body of work..very eye-opening too, beautiful country, wholesome people but the leader really need to put more effort into developing it. My country too (Namibia) needs developing too i should say, we are neither perfect but we must try harder. At the end of the day its all love my people..Africa pls stand up.!
Every leader in every is Self-serving first. Then come the people.
It feels to me like an african Western movie.
Nothing seems to change.
The video speaks for it self.
sublime
Love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪👊🏿👊🏿🦁
Thanks my African brother for helping those who need to be assisted
The strength and resilience of humanity is phenomenal. We have the strength to face Adversity. But for those of us who live in developed countries we choose depression and hopelessness instead of fighting the obstacles.
omg, this docu is insane, i didnt know Lesotho is at desert. My greatest respect for all the people they live there ! The two women are wonderful powerfull and brave !👍👍❣❣good humor !
I don't believe it was always desert - much of Africa had more vegetation and rain even just 40 years ago. But humans have decimated huge areas for firewood or farming sadly. Climate change has accelerated over most of the Continent in last 50 years.
its not a desert its just extremely cold without rain in winter (it can reach -20 degrees celsius) so the grasslands turn brown. Then in the warmer months the grasslands turn green again. This was shot in winter. Its just nature.
@@shisuiuchiha480 thank you, you are right-
There's no desert in Lesotho, if you know what a desert is. We only have vegetation and fertile soil and mountains not desert at all.
What a beautiful place and interesting people. Really enjoyed watching it 🙏❤❤👍
God and his people reside in a valley similar to this. 👍
it needs to be developed it has a lot of potential
“Lesotho is a forgotten Kingdom” ? ??? Forgotten by whom?
Forgotten by Prince Harry who used to visit before he moved to California.
white people 🙄
@@johnsmith-ht3sy 🤣🤣🤣
Much love from kenya.the only time I heard Lesotho was when I was in school
From the start "bula nthwe monate-bula nthwe monate." 😄
You need to regularly add coolant to the car's cooling system. The car goes on a very rough road. I like the mountain view here
What a lively and lovely people but being punished by the corrupt politicians. Amazing video!!!
Much much respects and love from Pakistan!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Corrupt politicians brought Asian foreigners to take every little resources that we have and can survive with. And some of those foreigners are from your country Pakistan and China. One day we will fight to curb this corruption as a nation getting tired of corrupt politicians.
So many names end with Sotho here! Clans included.
15:29 Shongwe and Khuphuka music will heal you ntate 🌿🧘🏾♀️
Watching from Switzerland. Greetings to everyone worldwide. Sept. 2, 2024
I've been up the Sani Pass. And one thing that struck me with Lesotho were the amount of Chinese overseeing the native workers. This made me sad!
Makes me mad!
I've seen a rear wheel come off a similar taxi (travelling in front of me in South Africa) while a passenger grinned back at me. It slowed down in a shower of sparks while the brake drum was worn away.....everyone lived.
There's no way her real name is "Febellina" 😂😂😂. Only Basotho will understand. My country is beautiful anyways ...🇱🇸💗
I came here for this comment. I'm Xhosa from South Africa and I also refuse to believe it's her real name 😂😂😂😂
The positivity of the Taxi ladies is infectious.
Nice share 🥰
Waw what a beautiful country
The two ladies are such a vibe🤣
Ufff, bundle of energy, so fit and always laughing and enjoying, jolly good fellas.
drove on this road for many years since 2013. Used to do it with a 4x2 ford bakkie
I love the pseudo-spaghetti western soundtrack.
Şimdiden 🇹🇷 Heyecanla bekliyorum 👍
The people of Lesotho are called Basotho not Lesothoians
😂😂😂
I thought they were called zamzamas
28:35 I swear Alice and Febeline are the most happiest people 😂😂
Wow outstanding documentary.
As african -it's a fusion of african spirit ,african food and cold climate!
Lovely I enjoyed the series,, well done ✅
Those two are adorable
UNBELIEVABLE! Was Unbelievable ...but a true story!!
Amazing! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👍
Very nice, great job 🙂
Lol Mr Nelson on the blue hilux , smoking weed and playing Shongwe n Khuphuka😊 I'm like to myself is this eSwatini Documentary? Everything similar ❤much love
I'd love to share a spliff with them .
Toyota vans and trucks are known for its longevity and reliability. That is not a korean taxy, its a 90's japanese toyota hi-ace.
Absolutely beautiful place.
12:44 notice the latch is installed incorrectly? The screws or rivets are exposed. Just take them out or drill them out and u have access to his fuel.
One day they are going to discover wealth underneath those mountains and that will be the end of their peaceful life.
Those 2 ladies are really brave 🎉
It's like a beautiful story movie but just this one is real life story.
Thanks for your video 😊
Spectacular documentary 🙏🇮🇳
Fabulous!
Lesotho, or Basoutoland was originally formed by refugees escaping Shaka Zulu genocide. They asked for and were gained protection by Britain.
South Africa has built dams here, as their biggest rivers start flowing from here, the Orange River and Tugela.
True, a mixed nation
Convenient how you forget to mention that it was Boer settlers encroaching on their land and annexing parts of their territory that led to them begging the British to be a protectorate
Genocide ? Damn. Did the Zulu ppl sold slaves like the Gold Coast Africans bruh?
@@figo007tv no but he was building the Zulu kingdom by destroying other kingdoms and absorbing them so others ran coz there were constant wars
What an incredible places.
This must be a few years back. The country is much greener and now has tar roads in some of the areas shown.
Really ???
Lesotho is always green in summer and even though there are some tar roads a lot of places are like that
Bagus...aku suka......
thank you 🥰😇😍
Could you start adding the release dates of this documentarys in the video discriptions please ? =)
سلام تا حالا بسیار عالی بود ید
My gosh, i never felt so scared watching any horror movie than watching this documentary with that minivan driving constantly close to the ravine.
So beautiful place
All I’m gonna say is, IDC how poor or rich you are but hygiene is important, being poor is not an excuse to be dirty