Photo-Gallery of Niger

 A trip in Niger: Niamey, Agadez, Tenere desert, the meeting with he bororo tribe, with the Tuareg...

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	Sunset over the river - Niamey -Niger   Author: A. Hernandez Alonso   Text: Bridge over the hug Niger river near Niamey.
	Fossilized tree near Abalak   Author: Unknowed   Text: The author of this gallery.
	Chain of dunes in Tenere desert   Author: A. Hernandez Alonso   Text: The dunes in the west of the Tenere group in chains of several km of longitude, parallel and separate about 500mt among them.
	Nomadic Bororo Abalak (sahel)   Author: A. Hernandez Alonso   Text: Sahel is the area on the south of Sahara Desert, a predesertic area.
	Tenere Desert Tree -Niger   Author: A. Hernandez Alonso   Text: The New Tree of the Tenere is an important referencial for the caravans of camels. This metallic tree substituted a centennial acacia on which a truck driver shattered his truck and whose remains are exposed in the museum of Niamey.
	Gereewol celebration or party - Bororo Tribe -Niger   Author: Enric Masana   Text: The Gereewol celebration provides a chance for men and women to meet and attract mates.
	Bororo Tribe or Woodabe -Niger   Author: Enric Masana   Text: The Wodaabe (or Bororo) are a subgroup of the Fulani (Fula or Peul) ethnic group. The Wodaabe are traditionally nomadic cattle-herders and traders, with migrations stretching from southern Niger, through northern Nigeria, northeastern Cameroon, and the western region of the Central African Republic.
	Gereewol party - Bororo Tribe -Niger   Author: Enric Masana   Text: Gereewol takes the form of a series of dances, in which young Wodaabe men parade their beauty before the women of the tribe, who select the most appealing, judging them on their looks alone. The winners are rewarded with a night of love with the judges.
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