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The road just after the border between the Republi

The road just after the border between the Republic of Congo 🇨🇬 and the Democratic Republic of the Congo 🇨🇩was challenging. Very steep sections and lots bumps made it difficult for us.

28‘000 kilometers!! That is equal to 3 times the

28‘000 kilometers!! That is equal to 3 times the distance from Paris to Bankok. So in theory, we already cycled from Switzerland to Eastern Asia and back. 🤩

In Brazzaville, we had a good time while meeting n

In Brazzaville, we had a good time while meeting new people. It’s always nice to socialize and do other things than cycling and camping.
The capital city was calm and compared to other cities it was even possible to cycle for fun.

One moment we were on a perfect paved road and the

One moment we were on a perfect paved road and then shortly after there is mud everywhere.
TIA = This Is Africa

We like to cycle through bamboo forests, it has so

We like to cycle through bamboo forests, it has something special. Bamboo can grow quickly and they are massive. Sometimes, the branches create a natural roof over the road.

One of many wild camp spots along the road. Only t

One of many wild camp spots along the road. Only the sounds of nature and millions of stars 🤩 during the night.

Sunny weather and nice views dominated the first p

Sunny weather and nice views dominated the first part of our trip in the republic of the congo 🇨🇬

Some snacks and water for the evening in the tent

Some snacks and water for the evening in the tent 😉

After crossing the border from Gabon 🇬🇦 to t

After crossing the border from Gabon 🇬🇦 to the Republic of Congo 🇨🇬 we enjoyed the beautiful savanna landscape. Surprisingly, there was an amazing paved road and no traffic at all.

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