00:00Я Лили Даус, и это ГРАНД ВОЙАДЖЕР.
00:04В этой серии я путешествую весь мир
00:07для того, чтобы увидеть чудесные места,
00:09культура, культура и культура.
00:13Я встречаюсь с людьми,
00:15чувствую вкусы,
00:17и испытываю моменты
00:19с каждым местом заболевания.
00:27Сегодня я путешествую к культуре,
00:30к городу,
00:31известные цели и замечательные рекламы.
00:35Привет, и приветствую Капе-Там.
00:38В этом видео я буду использовать
00:41культурные измерения,
00:42кольцовыми городами,
00:44и культура снижениями,
00:45и дизельными местами,
00:46которые дают этот городу.
00:47Солнце.
00:49Я начинаю мое путешествие в Казахстане.
00:52Для того, чтобы узнать больше о этой истории,
00:55я встретился в городе.
00:57Это oldest колоний building в Африке.
01:01Моя причина для строительства
01:04было так, что дача из Индия компании
01:06было это как репрессивный станок.
01:09Эта портресс later came under British colonial control,
01:13и сегодня, это еще использование с Африкой Милитарией.
01:18А еще раз walk away
01:20здесь в Сити Холле,
01:22где моменты в Катетонс Пассе было.
01:25Если вы посмотрите на балконе,
01:28вы увидите, что здесь есть статуя из Нелсен Мандала.
01:31Это именно где он был и сделал
01:35и он сказал, что миллион людей.
01:38Возьмите на балконе.
01:41Я не могу, чтобы не было.
01:44Это было первое время.
01:45Возвращение в Казахстане.
01:45После этого года он был в high school.
01:48Он остался один из самых известных игр.
01:53Возвращение в Казахстане.
01:56Возвращение в Казахстане.
01:57Это называется Грин Макет.
01:59Это было в 1696.
02:02В это время, мы уже были парmans.
02:06Возвращение в Казахстане.
02:06Это было один из местных местных местных мест.
02:09The stores stock everything, from hand-crafted artwork to African beaded jewellery.
02:15Yeah, very pretty.
02:18It's a great spot to find something to take home.
02:22For our final stop, we're heading to one of the city's most famous landmarks.
02:28Table Mountain is a giant rock formation that dominates the landscape.
02:33We're travelling by cable car and the view is simply incredible.
02:39This is what makes Cape Town, Cape Town, because if you've not been to the top of Table Mountain, you've
02:45not been to Cape Town.
02:46It is one of the seven natural wonders of the world and the reason why, it's because it is a
02:53table top.
02:54So it is relatively flat.
02:57Table Mountain is 250 million years old and attracts visitors from around the world.
03:06Just outside Cape Town is a coastal area made up of rocks and bushes.
03:12Hidden within it all is an unexpected animal, the African penguin.
03:18Grant has been showing people around this area for over two decades and knows all the best spots to see
03:24them up close.
03:25These penguins are found only on the southern coast of Africa and are adapted to warm climates.
03:33Each penguin has a unique set of spots on his chest, which is like a unique form of identification.
03:39All good walkers, but actually very good swimmers and very good climbers.
03:43We then move on to the Cape of Good Hope, a rocky point along the coast.
03:48For centuries, trading ships pass this area as they travelled around Africa.
03:54Today, it's part of a protected national park known for its stunning views.
04:00We have an amazing beach at the bottom over there.
04:02Over the weekend, this place will be packed. Great spot to hike.
04:06This is what Cape Town is about. I mean, natural beauty.
04:11Further along, there are several other viewpoints, with a lighthouse, coastal walkways and dramatic rock formations.
04:19It's a great place to see the ocean and the rugged shoreline.
04:24After exploring, we round things off with some fresh seafood overlooking the bay.
04:30The perfect way to end my experience.
04:37Cape Town has one of the most dynamic art scenes in Africa.
04:41And here in the iconic harbour, I'm staying at the Silo Hotel, right in the heart of this artistic district.
04:50We are standing in the Silo Hotel's lobby in what used to be an old grain silo that was built
04:58in the 1920s.
05:00It is now houses one of the largest African contemporary art museums and ourselves, the Silo Hotel.
05:06The hotel is designed as a gallery with artwork from every corner of the African continent.
05:13Upstairs, the artwork continues with everything from sculptures to the architecture itself.
05:19The building is famous for its distinctive glass windows and was once one of the tallest structures in Africa.
05:27Africa has such a rich heritage and tradition of bright colours and materiality, but I also think, you know, for
05:35the longest time, the story of Africa has been told through the lens of the outside.
05:42Hotels such as ours provide a platform for African artists to tell their own stories.
05:49The hotel has over 350 African pieces on display.
05:54You're surrounded by art wherever you go.
05:59The next day, I'm up early to explore the Cape Floral region, home to thousands of native plant species.
06:07Rupert, who works with Travel Designer, has spent more than 30 years studying this landscape.
06:13This part of the garden is called the Garden of Extinction.
06:16South Africa is blessed with many species with very small ranges, which means that they're especially susceptible to losing their
06:24habitat.
06:24Many of these native plants here are critically endangered, with only a handful left in the wild.
06:32Close by is the fragrance garden, where the smell of perfume is in the air.
06:38It smells amazing.
06:40Along the way, we encounter ancient plants and pass through shaded forests.
06:45We then reach the garden's tree canopy walkway.
06:48It's a great place to see the many plants that grow here.
06:52We've got sandstone fangirls, granite fangirls, shell fangirls, and much lower down, rinoster felt.
07:00It's a fascinating garden that continues to evolve and inspire.
07:05Next, I'm putting that inspiration into practice.
07:08I'm joining a private outdoor art class where I'll learn to capture some of South Africa's iconic flowers.
07:16The protea is our national flower, and it's part of a very diverse floral kingdom.
07:22We believe that is like our people of South Africa, and it represents also our culture.
07:28The next thing we're going to do is prepare to paint.
07:32Yeah.
07:32We start by applying a base layer of color to the canvas with a sponge.
07:37Sometimes it's quite fun to vary the direction.
07:39Perfect. Well done.
07:40Once the canvas is covered, we begin sketching the bouquet.
07:45And there's no right and wrong.
07:46That's the beautiful thing about a flower bouquet.
07:50It's really whatever you see.
07:52Then we apply different shades of paint.
07:55Please be very liberal with the paint.
07:58Just go for it. We've got plenty of it.
08:00Okay.
08:01And just have fun.
08:02And you can create brush marks in any way that feels comfortable.
08:05We start by blocking in the big shapes and gradually build up the layers.
08:10I'm taking this yellow and making a little bit of a green, and I'm just flicking it across.
08:16Because I can see that that's what these ones are doing.
08:19We add texture, and everything starts coming together.
08:23Sometimes people wonder, when is a painting finished?
08:27That's what I'm wondering right now, because I keep on looking at it.
08:29I'm like, I keep on adding to this, but I'm not sure if I should be, or if it is
08:32just complete.
08:33Well, one thing you might consider for yourself is, have I reached a point where,
08:37when I put down another brush mark, I hesitate.
08:40That can be a really great sign that you've reached the end.
08:43Art often comes down to how you feel.
08:46And for a first try, I am pleased with how it's turned out.
08:51Cape Town's coast is known for its dramatic beauty, but just below the surface is a kelp forest.
08:58I've come here with an underwater photographer to explore it up close.
09:04I shoot with a trusty old Canon camera, which I have in this big hunky housing.
09:12And it's just got a normal topside DSLR camera inside, but it works really well for the job.
09:21Well, I'm getting to do something very unique because my fear of seaweed is going to completely go today.
09:27Yes, it definitely will.
09:29You'll be completely immersed by the seaweed and yeah, there's no other way to avoid it.
09:35We put on the snorkeling gear and prepare to head into the water.
09:39The rocks are a little slippery, so I get a little help in.
09:43Once underneath, I swim through the seaweed and I immediately notice how beautiful it is.
09:49It really does feel like you're swimming through an underwater forest.
09:54Kelp can grow up to half a metre a day, making it one of the fastest growing plants on earth.
10:00It's been a real adventure and one I won't easily forget.
10:08Having experienced the kelp up close, I've worked up an appetite.
10:12So I'm heading to a mountain cottage to learn how to make kelp inspired cuisine.
10:19Kelp is one of those ingredients that is, it's considered a superfood.
10:23It's rich in minerals and vitamins.
10:25And it's a beautiful way for us to be eating what's growing locally here
10:30and a sustainable way of getting these minerals into our meals.
10:33Arabella is a chef passionate about cooking with sustainable ingredients like kelp.
10:39Together we start by preparing a range of dishes.
10:42It's a hands-on process and I'm really enjoying getting stuck in.
10:47Oh, it smells divine.
10:50We continue chopping and preparing the ingredients before moving on to cooking a pasta dish.
10:56So we're going to add a bit of oil to the pan.
11:01It's a quick and simple recipe, but smells incredible.
11:06We then take the fried seaweed from earlier and add it to a blender with a few other ingredients.
11:13So this is our seaweed butter.
11:14Yes, there we go.
11:16Looking absolutely delicious.
11:18Once ready, we spread it out and add the final touch, crispy fried seaweed.
11:26Finally, I get to taste the results with new friends I've met along the way.
11:31It's a delicious end to an action-packed trip.
11:36My experience here in Cape Town has been nothing but phenomenal.
11:40From swimming around in the kelp forest to driving along the rough shorelines
11:45and exploring the incredible history in this city.
11:48There's even more to do every single day.
11:51But for now, on to my next adventure.
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