Top 10 Amazing Facts About Mali
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1 Mansa musa who was king of the mali empire from 1280 to 1337 is believed to be one of the wealthiest men ever lived when mansa musa emperor of the malian empire in the early 1300s made his mecca pilgrimage he made mali famous by bringing with him 12 000 slaves 60 000 men 80 camels that each carried between 50 and 30 pounds of gold and building a mosque every friday during his journey.
2 Marley's great mosque of gen a constructed in 1907 is the world's largest mud brick building every april residents of gennae maintain the walls of the mosque during a one-day festival called crepesage also called plastering where they reconstruct the walls with mud.
3 According to the world bank mali has the world's second highest fertility rate in the world at 5.9 births per woman as in 2019 compared to the global average of 2.4.
4 According to the uk foreign office mali is one of the 17 countries deemed to be entirely unsafe for tourists to visit it is also among the 10 most dangerous countries in the world according to the international sos travel risk map it has been assessed as carrying an extreme travel security risk.
5 The thermal equator crosses mali making it one of the hottest countries in the world rainfall is negligible and trouts are frequent if you visit the town of gao in mali you'll have the opportunity to see the spot where the prime meridian passes you can literally stand between the two hemispheres.
6 Mansa musa left so much gold to the people along his way he inadvertently caused inflation in the regions he passed today however mali is one of the poorest nations in the world around 70 of mali's population earns less than a dollar per day.
7 For a long time especially while it was a french colony there's been an aura of mystique surrounding mali places like timbuktu which actually exist in mali were considered myths and mali is considered anywhere far away.
8 In mali sweet tea is the national drink and the traditional offering for a visitor you can drink it three times from the same pot but if you are served a fourth cup it means you're no longer.
9 Mali is the third highest gold producer in africa after south africa and ghana a fun fact about mali it also exports phosphates salt limestone uranium and granite gold mining however is a key source of revenue and also what makes mali a desirable territory for many conflicting forces.
10 The discovery of rock art in the sahara desert suggests that mali has been inhabited since 10000 bc when the sahara was fertile and rich in wildlife making it one of the oldest inhabited places in the world that was all for mali.
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1 Mansa musa who was king of the mali empire from 1280 to 1337 is believed to be one of the wealthiest men ever lived when mansa musa emperor of the malian empire in the early 1300s made his mecca pilgrimage he made mali famous by bringing with him 12 000 slaves 60 000 men 80 camels that each carried between 50 and 30 pounds of gold and building a mosque every friday during his journey.
2 Marley's great mosque of gen a constructed in 1907 is the world's largest mud brick building every april residents of gennae maintain the walls of the mosque during a one-day festival called crepesage also called plastering where they reconstruct the walls with mud.
3 According to the world bank mali has the world's second highest fertility rate in the world at 5.9 births per woman as in 2019 compared to the global average of 2.4.
4 According to the uk foreign office mali is one of the 17 countries deemed to be entirely unsafe for tourists to visit it is also among the 10 most dangerous countries in the world according to the international sos travel risk map it has been assessed as carrying an extreme travel security risk.
5 The thermal equator crosses mali making it one of the hottest countries in the world rainfall is negligible and trouts are frequent if you visit the town of gao in mali you'll have the opportunity to see the spot where the prime meridian passes you can literally stand between the two hemispheres.
6 Mansa musa left so much gold to the people along his way he inadvertently caused inflation in the regions he passed today however mali is one of the poorest nations in the world around 70 of mali's population earns less than a dollar per day.
7 For a long time especially while it was a french colony there's been an aura of mystique surrounding mali places like timbuktu which actually exist in mali were considered myths and mali is considered anywhere far away.
8 In mali sweet tea is the national drink and the traditional offering for a visitor you can drink it three times from the same pot but if you are served a fourth cup it means you're no longer.
9 Mali is the third highest gold producer in africa after south africa and ghana a fun fact about mali it also exports phosphates salt limestone uranium and granite gold mining however is a key source of revenue and also what makes mali a desirable territory for many conflicting forces.
10 The discovery of rock art in the sahara desert suggests that mali has been inhabited since 10000 bc when the sahara was fertile and rich in wildlife making it one of the oldest inhabited places in the world that was all for mali.
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