Bo-Kaap, Cape Town! Ep 449
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Our visit to Bo-Kaap in Cape Town was long overdue, spurred by our missed opportunity during the Minstrel Carnival last year. Finally deciding to explore it, we were captivated by the vibrant, brightly-painted houses that seemed to radiate the cheerful spirit of the community. The mosque we chose for our very first visit to one, turned out to be the Auwal Masjid which dates back to 1794. What an incredible experience and one we won't soon forget. Sampling authentic Cape Malay cuisine was a highlight, leaving us eager for a return visit. Navigating the narrow streets by car, we were greeted warmly by the locals, making the experience truly memorable and worth the wait. #DustBugs #adventuretravel #southafrica #southafricavlog #travelongravel #bokaap #capetown
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Thanks for taking us into the deep Cape, the Aquarium, the Waterfront, up Table Mountain and now Bo-Kaap.
I have good memories of most of these places. Did some compulsory military days in Tamboerskloof and as soldier enjoyed the Bo-Kaap food kindly supplied by the locals, as you may well understand that was our Kombuis. The views over Cape Town were to die for.
Back then, went up Table Mountain in the old cable car you have shown us so kindly and as filmed by Madame.
Thank you,
Frans
In the early 60s our art teacher brought us here to paint some of the houses with "broekie lace" balconies!!
Was so much fun!!
We were also alowed in the mosque....had to take our shoes off!... and the girls were given shawls to cover our hair!!🕌❤
But it seems now,that the balconies have been built up....!
Bo-Kaap, Cape Town! Ep 449
DustBugs Travel
132,395 views
Our visit to Bo-Kaap in Cape Town was long overdue, spurred by our missed opportunity during the Minstrel Carnival last year. Finally deciding to explore it, we were captivated by the vibrant, brightly-painted houses that seemed to radiate the cheerful spirit of the community. The mosque we chose for our very first visit to one, turned out to be the Auwal Masjid which dates back to 1794. What an incredible experience and one we won't soon forget. Sampling authentic Cape Malay cuisine was a highlight, leaving us eager for a return visit. Navigating the narrow streets by car, we were greeted warmly by the locals, making the experience truly memorable and worth the wait. #DustBugs #adventuretravel #southafrica #southafricavlog #travelongravel #bokaap #capetown
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