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After a couple of months travelling by overland truck in Africa, we were back on local transport in Malawi. Although our travel style was instantly less comfortable, it was an experience to be shoulder to shoulder with local men, women and children again.
We visited the capital city, Lilongwe, saw the countryside and relaxed on the waters of Lake Malawi.
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- Our view of Lake Malawi from the tent
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- Lake Malawi
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- Roadside market
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- Monkey Bay
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- Trying to get on the bus but there was no room….
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- No room on the bus so we had to take the back of a pick up truck for a total of 27. Unbelievable.
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- 27 and all our backpacks and their luggagge.
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- A food break from the pickup truck.
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- Beautiful purple flowering trees
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- There are always scary bridges to cross
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- Always curious children
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- Getting our hair rebraided
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- Roadside shopping
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- A sad but common sight
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- Passing through villages is always a friendly adventure
Stay tuned for more #FridayFotos. Next week is Malaysia.
View more photos of Malawi here..
For more of my travel photography, find me on Instagram. See you there!
Savannah Grace
Categories: Savannah Grace
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Thanks for all the great photos! Looks like fun! Keep them coming!
Great post!!! Thats my home. I love the sunshine and the smilling faces