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BAOBAB SACRED

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In the middle of the small island, this baobab, with a circumference of about twelve meters, is one of the most emblematic of Senegal. You will quickly notice that each village, each forest seems to have the biggest baobab of the country. But after this first consideration, the baobab is still impressive, both by its size and by its beauty. It would have more than 800 years, and the legend tells that it has never lost its leaves! Men come here to talk in the shade of its branches while some artists wait for the tourists.

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Njklmpwqa

Visited in july 2024

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La visite du baobab c'est très mal passé. Les vendeurs sont agressif, dépouille les visiteurs et ont des propos sexistes envers les femmes. Nous nous sommes retrouvés dépouillé de l'ensemble de notre argent afin de pouvoir partir. Faites très attention à ne pas être séparés, ils sont très fort pour cela !

charlene.b

Visited in november 2017

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On voit encore beaucoup de baobabs au Sénégal.
Ces arbres sont splendides et immenses.

Gawel

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J'ai visité l'île aux coquillage de Joal-Fadiouth, l'histoire de cette île et sa relation avec le village de Joal m'a été racontée par François Ndiaye, un guide du syndicat d'initiative, Ses Anectdotes et son humour valent la visite. Mon cœur de "keur" : le cimetière chrétien-musulman qui reflète une communauté unie et respectueuse des différences.

ndge13

The characteristic of the island of Fadiouth, it is to see the Minaret, the bell tower of the church and the sacred baobab gathered on the same islet.