15 Best Places to Visit in Mauritania | Travel Video | Travel Guide | SKY Travel
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01.Chinguetti
02.Nouakchott
03.Mauritania
04.Terjit
05.Banc d’Arguin
06.Ouadâne
07.Tichit
08.Oualâta
09.Nouadhibou
10.Kiffa
11.Néma
12.Kaédi
13.Sélibaby
14.Zouérat
15.Diawling National Park
Mauritania
Country in Africa
Mauritania, officially the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, is a sovereign state in Northwest Africa. It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west, Western Sahara to the north and northwest, Algeria to the northeast, Mali to the east and southeast, and Senegal to the southwest. Wikipedia
Nouakchott
Capital of Mauritania
Nouakchott is the capital and largest city of Mauritania. It is one of the largest cities in the Sahel. The city also serves as the administrative and economic center of Mauritania. Nouakchott was a mid-sized village of little importance until 1958 when it was chosen as the capital of the nascent nation of Mauritania.
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Mauritania is located in Africa and is not so famous. It is rather infamous for the terrorism and fear prone areas. The land is mainly of villages and their inhabitants. Mostly mud houses and agriculture abounds in Mauritania. It has passed a law long back in 1981 to end slavery.
Nouadhibhou
One of the densely populated cities of Mauritania. Fishing is the main industry of the city. It has numerous shipwrecks, largest one at the peninsula’s tip. You can take a look around the city in just 20 to 30 minutes. La Guerra is one of the tourism spots here.
Tidjikja
It is one of the quietest towns of Mauritania. Hop in for a peaceful ride. It as a caravan town, most of the travelers are nomadic. The ride we just spoke about is a caravan. It is a thrilling experience.
Adrar
You may need to take a guide along to the region of sand dunes, Adrar. You might also need to check with the local government if you can travel and pass through these regions. Though the temperature is as hot as the sun, there are oasis and trees which can give some relief to a heat sick traveller or the animals.
Nouakchott
It is the capital of Mauritania. And one of the little urban places in Mauritania. As Mauritania is mostly a desert, though Nouakchott is developed, you will still find nomad tents in public places. It is quite a sight.
Chinguetti
As discussed earlier it is not one the most modern cities of Africa. You will find old and traditional architecture. A really good place for an avid photographer. It is a UNESCO world heritage site.
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Piste from Atar to Tidjikja in Toyota Landcruiser Prado KZJ95, Mauritania
Fieldwork mission of 2008 to Mauritania.
The 450km long piste from Atar to Tidjikja
Film by J.C. Brito
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mapa de Mauritania [ Africa ]
Mauritania, oficialmente la República Islámica de Mauritania (en árabe: الجمهورية الإسلامية الموريتانية Al-Ŷumhūrīya al-Islāmīya al-Mawrītānīya, en francés: République Islamique de Mauritanie), es un país ubicado en el noroeste de África. Limita con el océano Atlántico al oeste, con Senegal al suroeste, con Malí al este y al sureste, con Argelia al noreste y con el territorio del Sahara Occidental (en disputa entre la República Árabe Saharaui Democrática y Marruecos) al norte. El 90 por ciento de su territorio está ubicado en el Sahara y la mayor parte de su población de 4,4 millones habita el sur templado del país, con aproximadamente un tercio concentrado en la capital y mayor ciudad, Nuakchot, situada en la costa del océano Atlántico.
El nombre del país deriva del antiguo reino bereber de Mauritania, ubicado en los actuales Marruecos y Argelia. Los bereberes ocuparon lo que hoy es Mauritania a partir del siglo III d.C. Los árabes conquistaron la zona en el siglo VIII. A finales del siglo XIX, Mauritania fue colonizada por Francia como parte del África Occidental Francesa. El país consiguió la independencia de Francia el 28 de noviembre de 1960. En 2008, el gobierno civil de Mauritania sufrió un golpe de Estado encabezado por el general Mohamed Uld Abdelaziz. El 16 de abril de 2009, Abdelaziz renunció a su rango militar para competir en las elecciones presidenciales del 19 de julio, siendo elegido presidente. Fue sucedido por Mohamed Ould Ghazouani después de las elecciones de 2019, que fueron consideradas la primera transición de poder pacífica desde la independencia.34
Mauritania es cultural y políticamente parte del mundo árabe: es miembro de la Liga Árabe y el árabe es el único idioma oficial, aunque el francés se habla ampliamente y sirve como lengua franca. La religión oficial es el islam, y casi todos los habitantes son sunitas. La sociedad mauritana es multiétnica: los beidan, llamados «moros blancos», constituyen el 30 % de la población, mientras que los haratin, llamados «moros negros», comprenden el 40 %.5 Ambos grupos reflejan el sincretismo árabe-bereber. El otro 30 % de la población está conformado por varios grupos étnicos subsaharianos.
En 2008 el 20 % de la población vivía con menos de 1,25 dólares por día.6 El país sufre varios problemas en materia de derechos humanos.7 Fue el último país en abolir la esclavitud, en 1981, aunque un informe de Amnistía Internacional publicado en 2018 afirmó que el número de personas esclavizadas en Mauritania podría superar el 1 % de su población Mauritania está dividida a efectos político-administrativos en 12 regiones (régions), que a su vez se subdividen en 52 departamentos (moughataa) y el distrito de la capital.
División administrativa de Mauritania
Número de la región en referencia con el mapa
Mauritania regions numbered.svg
# Región Capital
1 Adrar (Mauritania) Atar (Mauritania)
2 Assaba Kiffa
3 Brakna Aleg
4 Dajlet Nuadibú Nuadibú
5 Gorgol Kaédi
6 Guidimaka Sélibaby
7 Hod Oriental Néma
8 Hod Occidental Aiún el Atrús
9 Inchiri Akjoujt
10 Nuakchot Distrito de la capital
11 Tagant Tidjikja
12 Tiris Zemmur Zuérate
13 Trarza Rosso
Geografía
Artículo principal: Geografía de Mauritania
Mapa de Mauritania.
Mauritania está situada en la región del Sahel, entre los meridianos 4º 48’ y 16º 30’ oeste de Greenwich y los paralelos 14º 45’ y 27º 22’ norte y tiene una costa de 754 km. Su territorio ocupa un área de 1 030 700 km²,1 que para efectos comparativos es similar al doble de la española. Es el 29.º país del mundo por superficie. Del total, unos 300 km² están formados por agua contenida en pequeños lagos y oasis. Mauritania se encuentra situada a orillas del océano Atlántico. Tiene una frontera de 1564 km con el antiguo Sahara Occidental español, actualmente administrado por Marruecos, al oeste y norte,1 460 km con Argelia al noreste,1 2236 km con Malí al este y al sur,1 y de 742 km con Senegal al sur;1 si se suman todas estas extensiones Mauritania tiene una frontera total de 5002 km.1
El río Senegal sirve de frontera con el país de Senegal. El país se encuentra dominado a excepción de una estrecha banda litoral, por el desierto del Sahara que ocupa casi la totalidad del territorio y que se ha ido extendiendo desde los años 1960 debido a las grandes sequías que ha ido sufriendo el país. Todas las ciudades importantes del país, como Nuakchot, capital del Estado, y Nuadibú, la capital comercial, se encuentran en la estrecha banda litoral. Las principales ciudades del interior son Tidjikja, Atar y Chingueti.
La máxima altitud del país son los 910 m s. n. m. de Kediet Ijill y el punto más bajo son los 3 m bajo el nivel del mar de la Sebkha de Ndrhamcha.map of Mauritania Africa
Visiting Ben Amera and Aishe Monoliths of Mauritania
I visited both monoliths in 2019 and plan to go back.
Ben Amera is Africa's largest monolith rising 633m (2027ft) above the desert floor. It's the world's second largest (or third deending on interpretation) monolith only behind Uluru, in Australia. Locals will tell you that geologists think it might be larger than Uluru if the rock that lies beneath the Saharan sands were included in the measure of its size. Ben Amera is located in Mauritania, near the border with Western Sahara. It lies 4km north of the train track where the famous Iron Ore Train travels between Nouâdibhou and Choûm.
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Paysages sur la piste du train en Mauritanie
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Mauritania 2015 #1 - Viaggio nel deserto dei Mauri
Un viaggio in fuoristrada alla scoperta della regione dell'Adrar.
Prima parte: da Tangeri a Nouadhibou.
Con Pippi e Marco a bordo dei nostri fuoristrada abbiamo in programma un giro tra le zone meno frequentate della Mauritania. Sbarcati a Tanger Med, in tre giorni ci sobbarchiamo i 2300km. che ci portano a Guerguerat, confine tra Sahara Occidentale e Mauritania. Tante ore di guida e molte ore a sbrigare le pratiche di ingresso prima di entrare nel paese dei mauri.
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Mauritania | Dunes by the Ocean
Riding through Mauritania on a dirt bike, passing D'Arguin and Diawling National Parks.
Mauritanie Ben Amira
En Mauritanie, toujours sur la piste du train, passage par les monolithes de Ben Amira et Aïcha, en direction d'Atar.
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le foto piu rappresentative del giretto con la gigia e la pulce
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Latitude 180° ringrazia Piero Bailore per le riprese e il montaggio, ed Exploraland per l'organizzazione del viaggio.
Driving at the beach in Mauritania
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Tarf Tagouraret in Toyota Landcruiser Prado KZJ95 (Hodh ech Chargui), Mauritania
Piste Tidjikja-Néma on the base of the Tarf Tagouraret escarpment, Hodh ech Chargui, Mauritania
Field mission to Morocco, Mauritania and Mali - 2013/2014
Film by JC Brito
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