Posts tagged ‘burkina faso’

Having my tyre fixed in a creative way.


Back in Ouagadougou again. Having my tyres fixed

Buzzing streets in Ouagadougou

This is how they fixed my tyre: Just meld the rubber to seal the rubber. It took about one and a half hour, bit long, if you ask me :)

Green Mercedes taxis in Ouagadougou

South Burkina Faso, on my way to Ghana

Waterfall from the air, Burkina Faso

Huge showers make driving nearly impossible

Enjoying nature and the Burkinabe’s


Taking the ‘moped’ route to the falls

Then we got stuck. We used the cane to get out.
Putting loads of cane in front of the rear wheels helps to get grip again. Though it takes some time and dirty feet.

Getting out of the mud

Huge fruits from the tree

The Banfora Waterfalls

Domes de Fabedougou

The Saharagelber in Burkina Faso

Burkinabe village

Cooking ‘meself’ a meal

It’s incredible how rythmic these men are. They play here every night, and in the weekend
lots of villagers came to visit too, this band is formidable!
The children and women started to dance

Exploring the area, enjoying the stunning nature in western Burkina Faso


Taking the ‘moped’ route to the falls

Then we got stuck. We used the cane to get out.
Putting loads of cane in front of the rear wheels helps to get grip again. Though it takes some time and dirty feet.

Getting out of the mud

Enjoying Burkina Faso, exploring the less visited western part.


Red gravel roads, Burkina Faso

Beautiful rainforest, Burkina Faso

Passing the 111111km ;)

Heading to Banfora and enjoying the W123 diesel

Going out in Bobo-Dioulasso


Cool campsite in Bobo-Dioulasso

Bobo-Dioulasso

Taking a tour through the old town

The old town of Bobo-Dioulasso

Old town in Bobo-Dioulasso where the original tribe still lives

A good woodworker builds very nice furniture.
He showed me in a book what he creates and sells. It was really good work. He made beds and cupboards, tables etc.

Yellow coloured Mosque in Bobo-Dioulasso

Djembe performance in this relaxed restaurant

Exploring Burkina Faso


A still full operational W123 Taxi in Ouagadougou

The tollroad checkpoint in Burkina Faso.
The checkpoints consists of gates which will be opened by someone after you paid.

Ouagadougou (er, what?), here we come!


People standing under the tree, wondering who’s camping right there :)
That’s how I woke up, by the voices of the people who start to work early on the fields.

Old Mercedes 190, the passengers must have ended up dead..
This must have been a very nasty crash. I think this would be a good way too for Europe, to leave the crashed vehicles for sometime. People will hopefully think better about speeding.

Being on my own again, having lunch somewhere on the road to Ouagadougou

Aproaching Ouagadougou.
Burkina Faso’s capital has the cool name ‘Ouagadougou’, nice Scrabble word.

Entering Burkina Faso


Mud mosque

Driving through Africa

Bush camping in Burkina Faso close to Ouahigouya