mali (video expedition) #10 dourou
We hike from Dourou at the top of the Bandiagara escarpment to Nombori at the the bottom and see the Sahara for the first time
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Mali, officially the Republic of Mali, is a landlocked country in West Africa. Mali is the eighth-largest country in Africa, with an area of over 1,240,000 square kilometres. The population of Mali is 19.1 million. 67% of its population was estimated to be under the age of 25 in 2017
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Mali II: From Ségou to Djenné
After enjoying Bamako, Travelista Teri heads to the village of Ségou Koro and then to Ségou where she tries millet beer at a family’s home and learns the secrets of making traditional Malian mud cloth.
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Les villages Dogons de la falaise de Bandiagara (Mali)
Bandiagara Escarpment and Dogons villages (Mali)
(first Ireli (geolocalization), after Amani and last Tireli)
Les Dogons sont un peuple du Mali, en Afrique de l'Ouest. Leur population est estimée à 700 000 personnes[réf. nécessaire]. Ils occupent la région qui va de la falaise de Bandiagara au sud-ouest de la boucle du Niger. Quelques Dogons sont installés dans le nord du Burkina Faso, d'autres se sont installés en Côte d'Ivoire.
Les Dogons sont avant tout des cultivateurs (essentiellement du mil) et des forgerons. Ils sont réputés pour leur cosmogonie et leurs sculptures. La langue parlée par les Dogons est le dogon qui regroupe plusieurs dialectes. Il existe aussi une langue secrète, le sigi so, langue réservée à la société des masques. Les Dogons sont liés avec lethnie des Bozos par la parenté à plaisanterie. Dogons et Bozos se moquent réciproquement, mais parallèlement se doivent assistance.
Les Dogons seraient venus du Mandé, région située au sud-ouest du Mali au XIVe siècle pour éviter l'islamisation. Ils se seraient installés à Kani Bonzon avant de se disperser sur trois sites que sont la Falaise de Bandiagara (site mis en 2003 sur la liste mondiale du patrimoine de l'UNESCO), le plateau (région de Sangha) et la plaine. Cette falaise était alors habitée par les Tellem, portant aussi le nom de kurumba. D'après les Dogons, les Bana ont précédé les Tellem. Même s'ils ont longtemps subi la domination des divers peuples ayant créé de grands empires ou royaumes, les Dogons ont toujours su conserver leur indépendance à cause de la difficulté d'accès à leurs territoires montagneux isolés. Les Dogons luttèrent farouchement contre les Mossis à l'epoque de l'empire sonhrai, puis contre les Peuls à partir du XVIIe siècle. Les Dogons et les Soninkés sont très liés, les Dogons étaient parfois influencés culturellement et linguistiquement par les Soninkés dont certains se sont mélangés aux Dogons lors de leur grande dispersion après la chute de l'empire du Ghana.
The Dogon are a group of people living in the central plateau region of Mali, south of the Niger bend near the city of Bandiagara in the Mopti region. They number just under 800,000. The Dogon are best known for their mythology, their mask dances, wooden sculpture and their architecture. The past century has seen significant changes in the social organization, material culture and beliefs of the Dogon, partly because Dogon country is one of Mali's major tourist attraction
The principal Dogon area is bisected by the Bandiagara Escarpment, a sandstone cliff of up to 500m (1,640 ft) high, stretching for about 150km (almost 100 miles). To the southeast of the cliff, the sandy Séno-Gondo Plains are found, and northwest of the cliff are the Bandiagara Highlands. The current population is at least 450,000. Historically, Dogon villages have frequently fallen victim to Islamic slave raiders.Neighboring Islamic tribal groups acted as slave merchants, as the growth of cities increased the demand for slaves across the region of West Africa. The historical pattern has included murder of indignenous males by Islamic jihadists and enslavement of women and children. As early as the 12th century the Dogon people fled west to avoid conversion to Islam and enslavement.
At the end of the eighteenth century, the jihads that were triggered by the resurgence of Islam caused slaves to be sought for warfare. Dogon insecurity in the face of these historical pressures caused them to locate their villages in defensible positions along the walls of the escarpment. The other factor influencing their choice of settlement location is water. The Niger River is nearby and in the sandstone rock, a rivulet runs at the foot of the cliff at the lowest point of the area during the wet season.
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Musiciens à Mopti
Musiciens dans la rue à Mopti (Mali) en 2000.
Mali : village sur la falaise de Bandiagara
1er novembre 2007
Rushes du film « Home » :La falaise de Bandiagara domine la plaine sableuse du Seno-Gondo. La paroi de la falaise de Bandiagara est parsemée de grottes et de vestiges d'habitat troglodityque . Les Dogons qui ont construit leur village au pied ou sur la falaise utilisent aujourd'hui ces anciennes habitations comme sépulture pour leurs morts. Images d'archive INA
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Why Douentza? Travels in Mali - Timbuctu, Dogon & Bamako
This video is a travel log of my trip to Mali, West Africa, in 1989. It contains photos of Timbuctu, Dogon Country and Bamako and my narration.
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MALI Dounetza mountains
Anant de Main du Fatima a Douentza trobes desenes de parets... amb metres de roca verge esperant ser descoberta
Crossing Niger River by ferry, to Tombouctou, Mali, W. Africa.
On 4th January 2009, I went from Douentza to Tombouctou on my way to the Festival au Desert, Essakane, which was held from the 8th-10th January 2009. This was my 4th time at the Festival.only had a mobile camera as my camcorder was stolen in the arrivals Hall in Bamako airport.:(
Republic of Mali NO4 Bicycle fellow Akira (Japanese)
Monument volleyball of West African.
Mali republic highest peak Hombori mountain is seen.
On the way from Douentza to Gao.
Bicycle fellow Akira (Japanese)
Finding a way from Mopti to Timbuktu, Mali
Mopti on the Niger river is the first, or last major port town from Timbuktu. After over 2 weeks of traveling overland from Accra Ghana we arrived. Finding transport to Timbuktu would not be that easy. It took three days. We originally planned on a public pinasse to stay with our adventure of all local transport, but even for us hard core travellers upon seeing the pinasses we said, no way. So we found a car. During this time the Tuaregs were known as the bandits of the Sahara. Our driver drove fast, really fast.
Grande Mosque made of mud Djenne Mali
Grande Mosque made of mud, Djenne, Mali - Images of Mali.
The Grande Mosque in Djenne is the largest mud-brick building in the world. It has three huge turrets with wooden poles sticking out..
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Hombori Tondo, Mopti Region , Mali
Malí octubre de 2009. Trek en el País Dogón
Abdou sobre la impresionante falla de Bandiagara
Nombori in Dogon Country, Mali, Africa 2007
The view from part way up the Bandiagara Escarpment above the Dogon Village of Nombori
BTT - Mali 2006 (2a part, país Dogon)
(2a part) BTT - Viatge en bicicleta a Mali: Bamako, San, Djenne, Sofara, Bankas, País Dogon, Douentza, Kona, Mopti,... pedalant ente Bambares, Dogon, Peuls, Botzo,... i tempestes!
Janga janga review by the guide in Dogon ????????
How the Dogon women do janga janga. A honest review by the ethnic tourist guide at the sandstone cliff of Bandiagara Escarpment in Dogon county, central plateau region of Mali, West Africa. SUBSCRIBE georeiser:
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MALI février 2009 : le pays Dogon 2
Diaporama sur le pays Dogon au Mali
Ende - Pays Dogon - Mali
Reportage sur les activités de l'association de tourisme solidaire et de développement Le Tour de l'Amitié dans le village Dogon de Ende. Octobre 2011.