Guzal Tursunova visits wealthy neighborhoods in South Africa, sharing local life and safari tours

YouTuber Guzal Tursunova visited wealthy residential areas and vast safari sites in South Africa, sharing the unique local lifestyle and natural environment.

Life in South African wealthy neighborhoods and unique licensing systems

Guzal Tursunova visited wealthy neighborhoods in South Africa to examine the characteristics of local housing. In the video, Guzal observed the structure of local houses, which differs from South Korea's apartment living culture, noting how security is maintained even without fences in these wealthy areas. In particular, she examined local energy utilization methods, observing facilities that use Solar PV panels within houses to regulate swimming pool temperatures or provide hot water.

There were also mentions of unique systems related to local life. In the video, Guzal mentioned South Africa's licensing system, reporting that while a license is required to watch TV, no license is needed for guns. Additionally, the video captures her experiencing local food culture, such as Morocco-style sausages and wine, and fried snacks containing a syrup called 'Cooks Sister'.

Severe temperature fluctuations and regional differences in public safety

Guzal explained the climatic characteristics experienced while traveling in South Africa. She mentioned that the temperature difference between day and night is very severe, with daytime temperatures staying above 20 degrees Celsius while dropping to as low as 6 degrees Celsius at night, so caution is needed to avoid catching a cold. She also added her personal opinion regarding the difference in perceived temperature based on skin color.

Regarding public safety issues, she emphasized the gap depending on the region. Guzal explained that while there are safe neighborhoods within South Africa, there are also dangerous neighborhoods. Citing the case of Brazil, she mentioned that tourists enjoy traveling while staying in safe areas, but problems can arise if they enter dangerous areas, suggesting that the range of movement changes depending on the safety status of the areas where locals reside.

Wild animals encountered on the safari tour

Having started her safari tour, Guzal observed various wild animals while moving in a vehicle. The video captured a family of giraffes, as well as ostriches, zebras, and an old bull left alone. In particular, Guzal conveyed the liveliness of the scene by learning how to distinguish between males and females through the shape of a giraffe's horns and watching an old bull that lives alone after being pushed out of the herd.

Inside the safari vehicle, she was shown eating local food while moving. Guzal enjoyed the drinks and food provided during the safari tour, capturing the flow of the tour taking place in nature in the video.