Niger

Travel Blog Photos from Niger (132)

02 Voodoo fetishes, Niamey, Niger travel photo
Niamey, Niger
The Sultan, Niamey and Agadez, Niger travel photo
Niamey and Agadez, Niger
Pouring Tea, Niamey and Agadez, Niger travel photo
Niamey and Agadez, Niger
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Niamey, Niger

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Travel Blogs from Niger (27)

A Magical Carpet Ride through the Sahel, Niamey and Agadez, Niger travel blog
A Magical Carpet Ride through the Sahel
Oct 30, 2004

... , we won't make it to the dunes on this trip, as our security officers won't allow us to go that far northeast into Niger. Bandits. Tuareg Rebels. Al-Quaida. But it is still desert. A sparse landscape dotted by low trees, sand, and the ocassional ...

A travel blog entry from Niamey and Agadez by suzyinbenin
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Wandering through the Sahel with nomads, Agadez, Niger travel blog
Wandering through the Sahel with nomads
Sep 29, 2004

... princes, they have all seemed very grounded. The highlight of the trip was our trip into the desert with the nomadic people of Niger known as Wadabi or Bororo. The name means outsider or those left-behind because of all the Peulh tribes in Niger, they ...

A travel blog entry from Agadez by kelleyinafrica
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Togo and Benin to Niger, Niamey, Niger travel blog
Togo and Benin to Niger
Mar 27, 2003

... have decided not to travel through Nigeria due to various problems throughout the country, so we are now in Niamey capital of Niger from here we will head straight to Chad, missing out Cameroon. We have sorted visas without much hassle and will spend time ...

A travel blog entry from Niamey by kevandsian
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Niamey and the Gentle Giants, Niamey, Niger travel blog
Niamey and the Gentle Giants
Sep 28, 2004

... trip as the begging was non-stop; there was no peace from it. All that being said, the experience was incredibe. Niger is truly a wild place. Having fiercely resisted colonialisation, native culture and language has thrived. It was much more difficult to ...

A travel blog entry from Niamey by kelleyinafrica
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Forum Discussions on Niger (16)

Saudi Arabia
Posted on Jul 3, 2008, 00:24:08
... countries: Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo (Dem Rep), Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Mali, Niger, Nigeria and Sudan. Other risks: Bilharzia (schistosomiasis) is present. Avoid swimming and paddling in fresh water. Swimming ...
The Amazing Race
Posted on Nov 26, 2008, 20:37:36
... . Last year's event helped scores of families with micro-loans and helped construct and fund three elementary schools in Niger, Sri Lanka and Sierra Leone. The Global Scavenger Hunt is limited to 25 two-person teams (singles may apply). The ...
Getting from Morocco to Egypt cheap
Posted on Jul 8, 2008, 07:10:56
... known to be rather dangerous to cross. I suppose you could do it if you completely bypassed Algeria by going through Mauritane, Mali, Niger and then on to Libya and finishing in Egypt. But that would take you well out of your way. The only possibility ...

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