15 Taboos In MADAGASCAR And Strange Facts That Will Blow Your Mind!

🌴 Welcome to the Enigmatic Island of Madagascar! 🌴

In this video, we dive deep into the fascinating world of Madagascar, uncovering 15 taboos and strange facts that will leave you speechless. From bizarre traditions to extraordinary wildlife, Madagascar is a treasure trove of surprises. Did you know that whistling at night or working on a Tuesday can invite bad luck? Or that lemurs are considered sacred and untouchable? Join us as we explore these intriguing customs and many more!

🦁 What You'll Discover:
1. The curious taboos that govern everyday life in Madagascar.
2. Strange facts about the island’s unique wildlife and plants.
3. The rich cultural heritage and spiritual beliefs of the Malagasy people.
4. Unbelievable rituals that blend ancient traditions with modern life.
5. Astonishing stories that showcase Madagascar's diversity and mystery.

📌 **Don't Miss Out!**
If you’re fascinated by unique cultures and love discovering strange yet wonderful facts, this video is for you. Hit the play button and embark on a journey to Madagascar!

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[SureshsrinivasraokattiKatti]

Very soothing voice, mind relaxation video & feel like I am in Madagascar.

[bungasujatmo]

So where are the two beautiful ladies? I so hate

[jeffsnow]

Excellent video. Why are these people obsessed with the afterlife?

[andileluvuno]

This is excatly the African culture in South Africa

[dertalexhien]

This is a long run doc. Also interesting!

[derricklangford]

That's an African American belief as well, pregnant women aren't supposed to attend funerals.

[rovasoaharivonyrazafindrab]

OMG, my first time to hear that whistling after sunset is prohibited in my country. So if it is, there are so many similarity with Asian culture, the proof that some of our ancestors are from Asia.

[BITCOINAFRIQA]

These traditions are the same across Africa!

[pantaichou_Paron]

These are values, beliefs and customs of south India.

[charlesessien]

The Efiks prohibit whistling after sunset

[vickipriegan]

Most of these taboos are the same as in most African countries, not sure about dancing with the dead remains.

[keikurooka]

Whistling is a big no no in japan. Like calling for thieves n nasty spirits

[tairusondoo]

Where's King julienne and mort...favourite folks

[jacquesjanssen]

A lot of nonsense. To long taking of irrelevant matters.

[AndileLuvuno-fc]

There is a course we teach in our organisation we call it cross cultural communication, it is meant to help people like this guy to understand how others live and his culture is not made in heave. unfortunately they do not want to learn but to teach while they are so wet behind the ear. Cultures are different, likewise there are things that they do that are a disgrace to us like sharing a bed with a dog or snake. So respect other people's culture they will respect your cocky culture.

[Patzi-lw]

So basically you can do damn all in Madagascar!🙄! Px

[richardhart]

Who are those gorgeous girls in the thumbnail, and how can I give them all of my money and worldly goods?

[SunniMerlot]

That left hand thing is the dumbest thing I’ve heard from any culture

[polygamous]

Since there can only be one Godpeople an call God with the name their religion has told them to But he is the only ONE WHO CREATED US ALL but America a Christian country that is stretching it a bit too far

[okwuzo]

What is taboo about several of the items? An English speaker who doesn't know what taboo means😮😮😮