I hope you like this mini series of videos that I made in this Xhosa village! ❤️ For me, it was a great place to film something different than normal and dive a bit more into local culture rather than just passing through. There are a couple of more episodes coming about the people and their lives here, and after, I will hop on Savannah again and continue the ride through South Africa! 🙌🇿🇦
We love this and the last episode in Xhosa village. It allows us to peek into their life through you. Part of the beauty of travels is learning other cultures. Not just simply passing thru. Thabisa and the kids are wonderful and having so much fun! Trevor Noah would be proud... 😁
Thanks Noraly for sharing all these videos, beside enjoying beautiful scenery during yr travel on Savannah, we love to learn different people’s culture & life , awesome video ! ....THANKS again 😍👍👍👍
I really enjoying the South African trip. Clearly Destination Unknown is the best till now.. I am reading Nelson Mandela’s autobiography now and i can relate everything in the book with your videos.. Much Love ❤️
Good on you Noraly. Of course you should remain true to the essentials of your motorcycle adventure blog but you are right to dwell occasionally on the specifics of local culture. You do it better than any other bikers and it gives us insight into cultures we would otherwise overlook. When are you going to apply to be United Nations Secretary General?
I really appreaciate how both of you took your time to carefully listen to one another. It's a feat of humanity which you don't often see in 'travel videos', let alone human interactions nowadays. It shows you don't undermine the conversation and is the strongest form of respect you can show.
I loved this series in the Xhosa village, Noraly! The children were so cute and happy, they don't realize how precious that life they live is! People pay millions of dollars for that kind of view in Southern California! The wonderful young lady who translated for you and took you around the village to meet everyone was a big blessing!
Hi Noraly, you show a lot of interest in understanding and transferring the true spirit of humanity with out any bias and interruption! We are so lucky to observe all this along with your ride. Thank you.
It's amazing how quickly our society is changing. Not long ago our people were called heathens and savages. The 21st century technology is revealing to the entire world that we're one people who care for their land and culture. Nelson Mandela was born and raised in this region. Thank you for interacting with the people!
People are focus more on the bad things and then forget that there is good ..its true that there is bad and people are savages ..but not everything and everyone is bad or a savage ..focus on the positive things and you'll see the good in the world
This is what I needed to see - people mixing and relating to each other on a human level. No masks, no “social distancing”, just smiles and sharing of stories and food. Thank you so much for this. 🙏🏽 South Africa seems like an awesome place. ❤️
Another great day video! When I travel to new countries I always bring a map and a few pictures of where I live to show people where I come from. I also buy inflatable globes to give to kids. They love to see our own countries on the globe.
The Xhosa wedding song, famously known as the "Click song" was performed by the brilliant Miriam Makeba many years ago and can be found easily. Thabisa gave me a pleasant surprise when she started singing this spontaneously. The Wild Coast is the part of the Transkei region of South Africa, from where Nelson Mandela came.
Noraly is so great because she is a good listener. Her videos are better than any modern multicultural course our pitiful universities have to offer. Go Moto...
She deserves more than one million subscribers. Come on guys n girls please support her,for her hard n sincere work. Keep up your good work,I always love watching your program always filled with sincerity, beautifully narrated n film with kind n honest heart. Thank you again. Take care and stay safe too.
There she is!! Spending time between the wonderful children and the headman .. another new facet in life. Traveling the village paths with Thabisa. Thank you for sharing the Xhosa community. A break from the saddel is not everybody's thing, but the experience and depth from the local people and their customs is inspiring. Be careful, Stay safe...
Thank you for staying in the village and sharing ALL that information about the people and culture. So different from what I have experienced, but so much the same in so many ways. Your guide Thabisa is wonderful!!!
I found your channel about a week ago, and i have been binging the whole series. (almost at the end of season 2). i would like to say i really admire what you are doing, and i would like to commend you on the sheer amount of work you put in your videos. Second to that i would say that i think people underestimate the amount of planning and preparing it takes to go on those big journeys and think you should get some recognition for that. I myself just started my motor cycle license lessons and you inspire me even more to succeed in that. As fellow dutchy i would like to say i am proud of you and never stop doing what you love.
This is a very interesting addition to your normal riding videos. Thanks for showing us the culture in SA. You will find genuine people all around the world. Ride safe Noraly!
Wow...such a beautiful group and interesting traditions. Your new friend is a hoot. I know you enjoyed your visit in this gorgeous area! Have fun and see you next time 😉🏍🇺🇸
You're so lucky to travel and meet such a great humans across the globe. I love how your new friend does her clicks when speaking her language. Amazing! Such a beautiful place. Thank you for posting such great videos. Be safe. 🤠👍
Hey Noraly, Wauw!! Wat een fascinerende levensstijl hebben deze lokale bevolking !! Hier, weggestopt in onze mooie, goed uitgeruste huizen, hebben we de neiging om veel dingen als vanzelfsprekend te beschouwen !! Je voelt je voor alles zo dankbaar. Heel openhartig gevangen, Noraly !! Echt genoten van deze vlog. Blijf veilig en wees voorzichtig. Groetjes, Anjali
Wow...that girl with you is soo much lively How these people tell us that we can be happy with just few important things in our life. Thank you Noraly for taking us around
I think this is may favourite episode so far. I didn't even mind the distorted audio (pro sound engineer), I enjoyed the content so so much! You know you're South African when you find yourself wanting to correct the subtitles and singing along with Thabisa! I cant help tearing up when I think how I miss plases like this, having holidayed in the Wild coast several times as a teenager and later as an adult. Now, like many of my peers, I find myself in a foreign land, earning much (in relation to most Africans) and working far too hard to pay too much for too little.
Really enjoying this. As a hearing impaired person I have always struggled with other languages but when I am able to connect and learn about their life it is so inspiring.
Definitely one of my favourite episodes so far ❤️ It shows something very important - that perspective is everything, and we should understand that we're not always right. Some may look at Xhosa as primitive people - how they live, their belief system and the "strange" customs they have. When you told them about how houses are crammed together due to lack of space in the Netherlands, the headman looked like he thought WE were crazy. Imagine if you had told him you would need to work 45 hour weeks and eat food from a tin for the next 35 years to afford one. We walk around listening to music beamed to us from the sky on our smart phones - Thabisa's singing, her smile and the joy it brought her instantly had me beaming from ear to ear as well. It touched me far more than any of the latest pop stars ever could, and I couldn't even understand what she was saying. We like to stand on the outside and judge people who are different from ourselves, but they show a spiritual fulfilment and a happiness for life that a lot of us lost a long time ago. Maybe we're the crazy, primitive ones? Thank you for sharing this with us ❤️
I realize your comment was "romantically philosophical", but purely from a factual basis, it's important to remember that South Africa has been an industrial state for roughly 150 years. The traditional "pure isolated peasant" class, that some seem to envisage, doesn't really exist in SA. The people you see in villages are not somehow ignorant of what you described: South Africa is a 70% urban country. Many people you see in those villages shop in towns or even live and work at times in South Africa's metropolitan areas: modern cities of millions of people, or have family that lives there. You spoke of music "beamed from the sky": Notice several people in the video have phones/smartphones. It is likely that the very headman you see may have been working in the urban economy a few years earlier, so it's not as if he wouldn't know what crammed neighbourhoods look like. So I doubt he would be surprised. In fact, I suspect he asked the question about whether her home has round houses for the sake of making conversation, to which he kind of already probably knew the answer.
@@baerd4102 Please don't misunderstand my comment, I don't for one second believe that they're a long lost tribe isolated from the rest of the "developed" world. They use smart phones, wear clothes branded with english writing and Noraly was clearly able to contact them prior to her arrival. I'm talking about the way they choose to live. My comment isn't about a purity based on ignorance, my comment is about understanding the perspective of others and a willingness to give validity to people who don't conform to how we think they should live. Thank you for taking the time to reply and giving me a different view.
Round houses are structurally stronger since they don't have any joints which are normally the weak points, better resisting to the wind and earthquake. The same goes for Mongul yurts but the are basically round tents since they move all the time. She is so cool and open minded for someone who lives in a small village. The men have such a lazy and happy lives. Over all, a relax place to live for everyone. Such an informing video. We would never get exposed to this kind of things when we travel as tourists. Vielen dank!
No, the men are usually absent in order to work in the industrial & urban economy. (Historically catalyzed by the colonial hut tax) This often left rural & domestic work to women with boys doing maintenance and herding of livestock.
Fascinating indeed Noraly. I've never seen anything quite like this in depth adventure before. Keep up your wonderful journey, be safe, be well, have fun.
Noraly - world's greatest and most humblest ambassador who puts nothing below her or nothing above her. When all your travels are done, you should employ a very reputable, most competent video production company and skilled editors to share your life story, venture and odyssey in a series of DVD mini-documentaries. You were born and destined for what you are doing for God put it in your heart. Your gift of travel and bravery will bring curiosity, excitement and joy to everyone who wants to do what you are doing but are too afraid, aren't physically able or just can't afford to do so. Thank and may God always keep you safe.
Thank you so much for taking us with you and sharing the different life style and traditions around the world... keep going and waiting for more update👍👍👍❤️
The kind of content the world needs more of. You are doing so well. You have grown so much. You belong in places like this showing us what the world is really all about.
I have been to Bulungula many times. It is a fantastic place with wonderful people. Dave and his wife did a wonderful job to get the community involved in the running, managing and owning of the backpackers. I recommend everyone that is visiting South Africa to spend the time to get there. It is far off the main route and takes a bit of dedication and effort to get there. But it is worth it! As a South African, sitting here in Sweden, I am really enjoying Noraly's videos. Thank you for sharing your experiences Noraly! Hamba Gahle!
This is another very good video and I applaud your decision to include this village and bring us all closer to the people of South Africa. Again this young woman is a treasure. She has a heart of gold...
Thank you for showing us around this lovely village. I really appreciate this mini-series and to get an insight in how they live. I'm sure it's not just me that finds this fascinating. Drive safe, and see you in the next video❤🙏
Hi itchy boots, I just have to thank u , hope u see this comment . this video is very useful , like knowing about tht ancestors and all such beliefs . This video just just gave me some info. About bulungula village and I even wrote about bulungula village (mainly about tht ancestors ) as an example in my exam. Thank you once again.
Xhosa village seems to be well organized! The local authority "the headman" takes care of the everyday problems incl. small crimes. He's the respected and wise "advisor" of the community and knows his people. I like that and it makes a lot of sense. The Xhosa roundhouse has two sides... One side for the women, the other side for the men. How wise to separate the 2 bickering sides... to maintain piece in the roundhouse... 👍Lol The roundhouse interior is simple but tidy. You don't need more than that really. Great vid noraly!
Noraly I have been on holiday at the wild coast resort so many times and I we used to rent horses to ride on the beach. I have seen those rondawels so many times in the distance, but shamefully have never visited the tribe, nor seen the place close up. I guarantee you have experienced more of these villagers, and wonderful people, than most South African born "whites" that live a stones throw away from their village. Imagine having freshly laid eggs, right next to your bed, never seen anything like that in my life, just amazing. Thank you so much Noraly, I am going to make it a point now to visit our neighbors.....
This is so beautiful and I love how she's using gestures to try make you understand isiXhosa.... What you were eating there it's called "umngqusho" - samp and beans.
The last two videos have probably been the most interesting because you have taken the time to show the local culture. I, and the other viewers, have gained a little insight into a culture we otherwise would not have seen. Thank you. For me, it is traveling to gain insight into the way of life of others and be confronted with the fact that you can live well in a different way than we do in Europe. I hope in the future you will give yourself time to and show the local culture where you come from. For me, it will make your videos significantly more interesting. Thanks again.
First viewer, that was me a while ago. Immediately started watching her first trip, and viewed al movies ! Nat.Geographic-material this is ! :) Seen al her movies now, still enjoying everyone that comes out
@@MarcTNL Be careful, mate. Noraly's videos are a slippery slope, before you know it you're addicted and re-binge the seasons on a regular basis. O.0 I must have done that five times now!!1! @.@
I'm positive this nice happy local girl knows everything that goes on with everybody in the village, because this is the way everywhere around the world.
Am I correct if I say you added an extra component to your travel stories? Namely Human interest, more interaction between you and the people you meet along, and have an interesting story? It enriches your stories. Well done Noraly. Your followers like this very much if i read the comments well. Big thumbs up 👍👍
The beautiful little kids that are fascinated with you are truly wonderful!!! I love your interaction with them! Wonderful story about the village and why the houses are round. Nice to meet the Headman of the village. I Love all the interaction you had with the people of the village! JEALOUS!!!! Peace Lady and BE safe there in SA!!! 🙌👏👏👏🤙👌🖖✌👍👋🙂
What a lovely place to live, beautiful grasslands overlooking the sea, wonderful. Some wonderful characters amongst the people there also in their round houses. Thanks for posting Noraly.
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I hope you like this mini series of videos that I made in this Xhosa village! ❤️ For me, it was a great place to film something different than normal and dive a bit more into local culture rather than just passing through. There are a couple of more episodes coming about the people and their lives here, and after, I will hop on Savannah again and continue the ride through South Africa! 🙌🇿🇦
We love this and the last episode in Xhosa village. It allows us to peek into their life through you. Part of the beauty of travels is learning other cultures. Not just simply passing thru. Thabisa and the kids are wonderful and having so much fun!
Trevor Noah would be proud... 😁
Thanks Noraly for sharing all these videos, beside enjoying beautiful scenery during yr travel on Savannah, we love to learn different people’s culture & life , awesome video ! ....THANKS again 😍👍👍👍
I really enjoying the South African trip. Clearly Destination Unknown is the best till now.. I am reading Nelson Mandela’s autobiography now and i can relate everything in the book with your videos.. Much Love ❤️
Love to see more from them 😍❤️🙏🙏
Good on you Noraly. Of course you should remain true to the essentials of your motorcycle adventure blog but you are right to dwell occasionally on the specifics of local culture. You do it better than any other bikers and it gives us insight into cultures we would otherwise overlook. When are you going to apply to be United Nations Secretary General?
Thabisa is such a character! What a fun guide, Noraly! I love her, so funny and good natured!
Yeah , that she is.
she is natural in front of camera ....should get a Hollywood role!
Do you have ten cows?
@@jonam7589 lol😂
@@jonam7589 I don't think Thabisa would have me. I'd need many more cows!
I really appreaciate how both of you took your time to carefully listen to one another. It's a feat of humanity which you don't often see in 'travel videos', let alone human interactions nowadays. It shows you don't undermine the conversation and is the strongest form of respect you can show.
Yes! Absolutely!
We would never see such places without people like you, thank you.
Great video, i was born here and lived my whole life in south Africa and was still blown away with the insight. Many thanks
Noraly is quickly becoming the world ambassador for good will toward all people.
Noraly's friend is just so original.I can't stop smiling along this whole video😂😂😂😂😂.
She seems to be singing her sentences
@@frankjordhans Bantu languages have a lovely lilt - so pleasant to listen to.
I agree with what you said
I loved this series in the Xhosa village, Noraly! The children were so cute and happy, they don't realize how precious that life they live is! People pay millions of dollars for that kind of view in Southern California! The wonderful young lady who translated for you and took you around the village to meet everyone was a big blessing!
Hi Noraly, you show a lot of interest in understanding and transferring the true spirit of humanity with out any bias and interruption! We are so lucky to observe all this along with your ride. Thank you.
Thabisa is like the sun that's always shining!
It's amazing how quickly our society is changing. Not long ago our people were called heathens and savages. The 21st century technology is revealing to the entire world that we're one people who care for their land and culture. Nelson Mandela was born and raised in this region. Thank you for interacting with the people!
Our society is changing for the worst not better.
People are focus more on the bad things and then forget that there is good ..its true that there is bad and people are savages ..but not everything and everyone is bad or a savage ..focus on the positive things and you'll see the good in the world
We would never see such people and how they live without you Noraly! You are a true world ambassador! 🤠
South Africans are some of the nicest people in the World,it was great to met them.Thank you for the wonderful videos
Thabisa is a character! What a wonderful personality!
Thabisa is pure great soul, I like her personality❤️
Beautiful! Love the little kids. They know what to do in front of a camera after the shyness abates a little bit - dance!
Noraly, you have found a wonderful soul in Thabisa. So nice to see such truly friendly people around the world 😊👍👍🙏🙏
Really interesting to see how they live and their beliefs. Kids seem so happy and healthy!
Thabisa is such an awesome person/guide... what a cool experience.
What a lovely and hospitable people. Save stay and greetings René.
This is what I needed to see - people mixing and relating to each other on a human level. No masks, no “social distancing”, just smiles and sharing of stories and food. Thank you so much for this. 🙏🏽 South Africa seems like an awesome place. ❤️
You have just shown us a piece of paradise on earth, these people live with such peace so close to nature; unbelievable! Thank you Noraly!
Paradise if you are a man, you might not think so if you are the woman doing all the work :-)
@@KoJo-qh9od Well he did pay R100k for her, it's the least you can expect 😂😂
Another great day video! When I travel to new countries I always bring a map and a few pictures of where I live to show people where I come from. I also buy inflatable globes to give to kids. They love to see our own countries on the globe.
What Amazing and beautiful village thanks 😍🙏
The Xhosa wedding song, famously known as the "Click song" was performed by the brilliant Miriam Makeba many years ago and can be found easily. Thabisa gave me a pleasant surprise when she started singing this spontaneously. The Wild Coast is the part of the Transkei region of South Africa, from where Nelson Mandela came.
And what they were eating was mandela faverite dish lol i love it
@@ntsikadzingwe5764 Would you care to give us the recipe? I just love food from all over the world!
@@docma7206 where you from?
@@docma7206 its samp and suger beans you mix them and put water then you can spices of your choice.
I love the chickens inside the round house laying their eggs…so cute
I find myself calmer after I watch these village videos. Thank you, Noraly 🌈 ☀️
Noraly is so great because she is a good listener. Her videos are better than any modern multicultural course our pitiful universities have to offer. Go Moto...
What a fabulous view from the headman's home. I don't think you could be happier Noraly. It will be hard to leave when that time comes.
I think so
Tabisha is a breath of fresh air, what a fantastic comunicator, she explained so many interesting outlooks on life. Loved the song too
It's really great Noraly, that you take us to these fascinating places that we ordinarily would never see or know about. I really appreciate it.
She deserves more than one million subscribers.
Come on guys n girls please support her,for her hard n sincere work.
Keep up your good work,I always love watching your program always filled with sincerity, beautifully narrated n film with kind n honest heart.
Thank you again.
Take care and stay safe too.
Such a charming tour guide, and with a song of Noraly (daughter) climbing the hills and passes.
I think thats a childrens song like itsy bitsy spider?
@@beakittelscherz5419 No doubt, but apropos, no?
Google "click song" by Miriam Makeba. There is also a YT video of Trevor Noah singing it.
There she is!! Spending time between the wonderful children and the headman .. another new facet in life. Traveling the village paths with Thabisa. Thank you for sharing the Xhosa community. A break from the saddel is not everybody's thing, but the experience and depth from the local people and their customs is inspiring. Be careful, Stay safe...
Thank you for staying in the village and sharing ALL that information about the people and culture. So different from what I have experienced, but so much the same in so many ways. Your guide Thabisa is wonderful!!!
Thank you Noraly. Seeing this video SHOULD make everyone THANKFUL for what we have.
I found your channel about a week ago, and i have been binging the whole series. (almost at the end of season 2).
i would like to say i really admire what you are doing, and i would like to commend you on the sheer amount of work you put in your videos.
Second to that i would say that i think people underestimate the amount of planning and preparing it takes to go on those big journeys and think you should get some recognition for that.
I myself just started my motor cycle license lessons and you inspire me even more to succeed in that.
As fellow dutchy i would like to say i am proud of you and never stop doing what you love.
Muy bien tu vídeo, pues compartes mucho con la gente.y de nuevo felicitaciones Noraly.
This is a very interesting addition to your normal riding videos. Thanks for showing us the culture in SA. You will find genuine people all around the world. Ride safe Noraly!
Im also in South Africa ....I love what im seeing❤
Wow...such a beautiful group and interesting traditions. Your new friend is a hoot. I know you enjoyed your visit in this gorgeous area! Have fun and see you next time 😉🏍🇺🇸
Big like from Romania. 🙋♂️🙋♀️🇹🇩🌎
Brilliant stuff, seeing the world in lockdown thanks to Noraly. learning stuff I never knew and seeing places I'd like to visit some day.
Thank you for inviting us to see this beautiful place with you. It certainly leaves me wanting a simpler life.
Looking forward to watching this a bit later with my wife, we always enjoy your videos 👍🙂
One of the most awesome chapters, thank you and thank you Thabisa, all the Best
You're so lucky to travel and meet such a great humans across the globe. I love how your new friend does her clicks when speaking her language. Amazing! Such a beautiful place. Thank you for posting such great videos. Be safe. 🤠👍
Loved her song, so cute 🥺🥰
Hey Noraly,
Wauw!! Wat een fascinerende levensstijl hebben deze lokale bevolking !! Hier, weggestopt in onze mooie, goed uitgeruste huizen, hebben we de neiging om veel dingen als vanzelfsprekend te beschouwen !! Je voelt je voor alles zo dankbaar. Heel openhartig gevangen, Noraly !! Echt genoten van deze vlog. Blijf veilig en wees voorzichtig.
Groetjes,
Anjali
Wow...that girl with you is soo much lively
How these people tell us that we can be happy with just few important things in our life.
Thank you Noraly for taking us around
Such happy souls. I could easily live there looking at the sea. Great video.
I think this is may favourite episode so far. I didn't even mind the distorted audio (pro sound engineer), I enjoyed the content so so much!
You know you're South African when you find yourself wanting to correct the subtitles and singing along with Thabisa!
I cant help tearing up when I think how I miss plases like this, having holidayed in the Wild coast several times as a teenager and later as an adult. Now, like many of my peers, I find myself in a foreign land, earning much (in relation to most Africans) and working far too hard to pay too much for too little.
Really enjoying this. As a hearing impaired person I have always struggled with other languages but when I am able to connect and learn about their life it is so inspiring.
Amazing outlook into another culture. Seems so quiet and simple.....but the women work hard! Thank you Noraly.
Noarly, thank you so much for taking us all on a wonderful voyage.. Stay safe, ride well...
Definitely one of my favourite episodes so far ❤️ It shows something very important - that perspective is everything, and we should understand that we're not always right.
Some may look at Xhosa as primitive people - how they live, their belief system and the "strange" customs they have. When you told them about how houses are crammed together due to lack of space in the Netherlands, the headman looked like he thought WE were crazy. Imagine if you had told him you would need to work 45 hour weeks and eat food from a tin for the next 35 years to afford one. We walk around listening to music beamed to us from the sky on our smart phones - Thabisa's singing, her smile and the joy it brought her instantly had me beaming from ear to ear as well. It touched me far more than any of the latest pop stars ever could, and I couldn't even understand what she was saying.
We like to stand on the outside and judge people who are different from ourselves, but they show a spiritual fulfilment and a happiness for life that a lot of us lost a long time ago. Maybe we're the crazy, primitive ones? Thank you for sharing this with us ❤️
I realize your comment was "romantically philosophical", but purely from a factual basis, it's important to remember that South Africa has been an industrial state for roughly 150 years.
The traditional "pure isolated peasant" class, that some seem to envisage, doesn't really exist in SA.
The people you see in villages are not somehow ignorant of what you described: South Africa is a 70% urban country. Many people you see in those villages shop in towns or even live and work at times in South Africa's metropolitan areas: modern cities of millions of people, or have family that lives there.
You spoke of music "beamed from the sky": Notice several people in the video have phones/smartphones.
It is likely that the very headman you see may have been working in the urban economy a few years earlier, so it's not as if he wouldn't know what crammed neighbourhoods look like.
So I doubt he would be surprised.
In fact, I suspect he asked the question about whether her home has round houses for the sake of making conversation, to which he kind of already probably knew the answer.
@@baerd4102 Please don't misunderstand my comment, I don't for one second believe that they're a long lost tribe isolated from the rest of the "developed" world. They use smart phones, wear clothes branded with english writing and Noraly was clearly able to contact them prior to her arrival. I'm talking about the way they choose to live. My comment isn't about a purity based on ignorance, my comment is about understanding the perspective of others and a willingness to give validity to people who don't conform to how we think they should live. Thank you for taking the time to reply and giving me a different view.
Love your guide. She hawe a real personality.
This is realy interesting.
This is on another level then most youtube scannels.
With love from sweden
You just get better and better at this stuff norrily this is your best environment with people thank you so much grazie ciao
Round houses are structurally stronger since they don't have any joints which are normally the weak points, better resisting to the wind and earthquake. The same goes for Mongul yurts but the are basically round tents since they move all the time. She is so cool and open minded for someone who lives in a small village. The men have such a lazy and happy lives. Over all, a relax place to live for everyone. Such an informing video. We would never get exposed to this kind of things when we travel as tourists. Vielen dank!
No, the men are usually absent in order to work in the industrial & urban economy. (Historically catalyzed by the colonial hut tax) This often left rural & domestic work to women with boys doing maintenance and herding of livestock.
@@baerd4102 Good to know. Thanks.
So awesome to see two beautiful humans from different parts of the world interact and genuinely care for each other.
Fascinating indeed Noraly. I've never seen anything quite like this in depth adventure before. Keep up your wonderful journey, be safe, be well, have fun.
Noraly - world's greatest and most humblest ambassador who puts nothing below her or nothing above her. When all your travels are done, you should employ a very reputable, most competent video production company and skilled editors to share your life story, venture and odyssey in a series of DVD mini-documentaries.
You were born and destined for what you are doing for God put it in your heart. Your gift of travel and bravery will bring curiosity, excitement and joy to everyone who wants to do what you are doing but are too afraid, aren't physically able or just can't afford to do so. Thank and may God always keep you safe.
A very interesting video, we will not ever have the chance to see how these people live. They seem to be happy. Thank YOU
Charming delightfull itchy boots spreading a little joy and happiness everywhere she goes.
Thank you so much for taking us with you and sharing the different life style and traditions around the world... keep going and waiting for more update👍👍👍❤️
The kind of content the world needs more of. You are doing so well. You have grown so much. You belong in places like this showing us what the world is really all about.
Love tabishas gorgeous smile !
I have been to Bulungula many times.
It is a fantastic place with wonderful people.
Dave and his wife did a wonderful job to get the community involved in the running, managing and owning of the backpackers.
I recommend everyone that is visiting South Africa to spend the time to get there. It is far off the main route and takes a bit of dedication and effort to get there. But it is worth it!
As a South African, sitting here in Sweden, I am really enjoying Noraly's videos.
Thank you for sharing your experiences Noraly!
Hamba Gahle!
This is another very good video and I applaud your decision to include this village and bring us all closer to the people of South Africa. Again this young woman is a treasure. She has a heart of gold...
Not sure how the connection was made, but have much enjoyed the daily walks of this fascinating village and its inhabitants. Thank you.
Thank you for showing us around this lovely village. I really appreciate this mini-series and to get an insight in how they live. I'm sure it's not just me that finds this fascinating. Drive safe, and see you in the next video❤🙏
what a wonderful planet we have .... and how better could be if we all see this kind of videos! the essence of life right here!
Amazing, I love watching these videos. Always inspiring and make me look forward to travelling again.
Hi itchy boots, I just have to thank u , hope u see this comment . this video is very useful , like knowing about tht ancestors and all such beliefs . This video just just gave me some info. About bulungula village and I even wrote about bulungula village (mainly about tht ancestors ) as an example in my exam.
Thank you once again.
“Do I need to take my shoes of”?
Say hello to the chickens 🐣🐥🐔
shoes off? slippers will do.
I find these videos great information. It is nice to see how other cultures think, live, cook, etc. Great job, Noraly.
Xhosa village seems to be well organized! The local authority "the headman" takes care of the everyday problems incl. small crimes. He's the respected and wise "advisor" of the community and knows his people. I like that and it makes a lot of sense.
The Xhosa roundhouse has two sides... One side for the women, the other side for the men. How wise to separate the 2 bickering sides... to maintain piece in the roundhouse... 👍Lol
The roundhouse interior is simple but tidy. You don't need more than that really.
Great vid noraly!
Nice watching your travel,,have fun and take care
Noraly I have been on holiday at the wild coast resort so many times and I we used to rent horses to ride on the beach. I have seen those rondawels so many times in the distance, but shamefully have never visited the tribe, nor seen the place close up. I guarantee you have experienced more of these villagers, and wonderful people, than most South African born "whites" that live a stones throw away from their village. Imagine having freshly laid eggs, right next to your bed, never seen anything like that in my life, just amazing. Thank you so much Noraly, I am going to make it a point now to visit our neighbors.....
This is so beautiful and I love how she's using gestures to try make you understand isiXhosa.... What you were eating there it's called "umngqusho" - samp and beans.
Very nice, Noraly!
I really enjoyed this Noraly! The village woman with you was so enchanting and charming. Loved her and that song! She should be head man.
Thats a 3.4million dollar view of the coast where I am. Amazing, this man lives where I can only dream to live and can only drive hours just to see.
Thus what I was thinking that some pay millions for that view.
I love Thabisa smile and taking care of you there , i really enjoyed the episode
The last two videos have probably been the most interesting because you have taken the time to show the local culture. I, and the other viewers, have gained a little insight into a culture we otherwise would not have seen. Thank you.
For me, it is traveling to gain insight into the way of life of others and be confronted with the fact that you can live well in a different way than we do in Europe.
I hope in the future you will give yourself time to and show the local culture where you come from. For me, it will make your videos significantly more interesting. Thanks again.
What a wonderful visit! Very kind people. Just amazing
first viewer! I'm a traveler myself but nothing at this scale..thanks for what you do!
First viewer, that was me a while ago. Immediately started watching her first trip, and viewed al movies ! Nat.Geographic-material this is ! :) Seen al her movies now, still enjoying everyone that comes out
@@MarcTNL Be careful, mate. Noraly's videos are a slippery slope, before you know it you're addicted and re-binge the seasons on a regular basis. O.0
I must have done that five times now!!1! @.@
@@zweispurmopped Not all addictions are harmfull :)
@@MarcTNL Remember what you just said when you subscribe the purchase contract for your adventure bike. ^^)
6:20+ That was so cool (the singing) but it was all good. Loved it.
Great episode!
Un peuple magnifique.
I'm positive this nice happy local girl knows everything that goes on with everybody in the village, because this is the way everywhere around the world.
It was facinating for sure. Thank you and all who were there.
Thank you to the Head Man and Xhosa ladies for giving their time and good craic. May your God and Ancestors be with you. Good health.
Swansea, UK.
Love the hens sitting in the pots. Brilliant. 😀👍
Am I correct if I say you added an extra component to your travel stories? Namely Human interest,
more interaction between you and the people you meet along, and have an interesting story? It enriches your stories. Well done Noraly. Your followers like this very much if i read the comments well. Big thumbs up 👍👍
The beautiful little kids that are fascinated with you are truly wonderful!!! I love your interaction with them! Wonderful story about the village and why the houses are round. Nice to meet the Headman of the village. I Love all the interaction you had with the people of the village! JEALOUS!!!!
Peace Lady and BE safe there in SA!!!
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I love how they put the broody hens into pots on the wall. Keeps the hen and eggs safe until they hatch.
What a lovely place to live, beautiful grasslands overlooking the sea, wonderful.
Some wonderful characters amongst the people there also in their round houses.
Thanks for posting Noraly.
Brilliant as usual!
Thank you for the look at other cultures in this and in all your videos. We are truly all the same.