Day 33 Mueda - Alto Moloque

January 11, 2016
We left the Mueda village and headed Southwards. The weather was overcast and hot. We experienced very rural Mozambique here, as we were off the main road, here are some photos of the roads of Northern Mozambique:

Truck wrecks:

Villages with palm trees:

And pretty good roads here and there:

We went through some villages, people were selling bows and arrows in this part of the country:

Thatched huts:

As we were getting closer to Nampula city later in the day, the scenery became more mountainous:

And majestic sky:

Around here you can see lots of installations on the streets, it means the locals are selling cashew nuts:

Here these guys make the scarecrows and let them do the job:)

Brand new trains again around this area:

And again very energetic cashew nut sellers:

The road close to Nampula city:

Colourful ladies:

 When we entered Nampula city, lots of trash burning everywhere:

 Beautiful sky:

 At lunch time we stopped at some local eatery and had some chicken and rice:

In the evening we arrived at town called Alto Moloque. This part of Mozambique where there are not many campings available. So we had to stay in a hotel again. This one wasn't nice either... We arrived and there was no electricity, so the guys went to buy some in the shop, here is the view from our terrace:

The bed and super loud air con:

Our bucket shower:

And bucket toilet:

The corridor:

Anyway the people were nice, one old man washed our car, then we went for dinner to local restaurant and had goat with beans and rice:

Locals gathering and watching football on TV:

Later we went back to our hotel and had a beer in the bar. Our conversation with the barmen: What would you like? Us: Beer, please. The barman: What flavour would you like - 2M, Heinekken, Castle or Manica. Us: Manica please. Barman: We don't have Manica, just 2M. Us: OK, 2M then please :D:D:D
2M - Mozambican beer:

Travel Map