Malawi Is At Peace In The Eyes Of Vietnamese Visitors

With Ngoc Nguyen, the people of Malawi, one of the least developed countries in the world, are always simple, honest and warm.
Malawi is at peace in the eyes of Vietnamese visitors
Nguyen Ngoc, currently living in Germany, had a trip to Malawi when Covid-19 had not yet developed. This is a landlocked country in Southeast Africa, known as the Warm Heart of Africa. The name Malawi, meaning fire, comes from the Maravi, the first tribe in this country. Nguyen Ngoc, currently living in Germany, had a trip to Malawi when Covid-19 had not yet developed

. This is a landlocked country in Southeast Africa, known as the Warm Heart of Africa. The name Malawi, meaning fire, comes from the Maravi, the first tribe in this country.
Most of Malawians reside in rural areas The national language is Chewa.



Malawi's biggest asset is its people. They are friendly and warmly welcome you with sincere smiles and simplicity, Mr. Ngoc shared.
Men often have to travel far away from business or be a driver to earn income. Women stay at home growing vegetables, taking care of the children and looking after the house. Women often get married early and have an average of 3 children.
Most of Malawi's population is engaged in agriculture The main food is corn, cassava, sweet potatoes, sorghum, bananas, rice and Irish potatoes.



In addition, they raise sheep and goats. The main industry is the processing of tobacco, tea, sugar and wood products. The country has only 1/3 of the land suitable for cultivation, the rest is dry grasslands and hills. Due to low literacy, many households have limited access to credit and agricultural extension services. This results in low agricultural land use and inadequate food and personal food security.
A popular Malawian breakfast is flour and cassava leaves. Among food crops, cassava (tapioca) is said to be the easiest to grow and harvest the fastest.
A typical Maravi house in Chitimba village is in the south, about 120km from the border between Malawi and Tanzania.




Malawi's freshwater lake is located between the country, Tanzania and Mozambique were recognized as protected areas in 2011. It is the third largest lake in Africa with a length of 580 km and the widest place is 75 km. Many people gathered together to live along Lake Malawi and established fishing villages. This is one of the main places in Malawi attracting international tourists to resort to lakeside resorts. Local people often come to the lake during the holidays for entertainment. Normally, this is the place where they wash, bathe.
Finished laundry is dried in the sand.
The issue of drinking water and living in rural villages has always been a challenge for the Malawian government.



The water pump sponsored by Europe is used for the whole village. From then on, the rural population can improve the irrigation system. The movie "The boy harnessing the wind" made in Malawi in 2019 shows viewers the desire of people to have clean water for their daily life and better conditions for education in this place.
Free education in Malawi was born in 1994, leading to an increasing number of students but a decrease in the quality of education. In village schools, the shortage of teachers is severe. There are classes with 80-100 students. Furthermore, many schools do not have toilets and clean water. In the photo, the principal is introducing a school and asking for support from philanthropists and charities.




All tours in Malawi will include cultural experiences such as singing, dancing and enjoying tea with the locals. Visitors come here to get an understanding of man and nature during a visit to a local village. You can also set up a volunteer group to help people. "After the trip, the people's smiles of optimism in poverty are the most lingering thing in me," Ngoc said.
According to Thanh Thu / Photo: Nguyen Ngoc
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