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Welcome to Boring Travel & Geography for Sleep. In this episode, we take a slow, quiet journey through Cameroon—a country known as Africa in miniature for its wide variety of landscapes, languages, and cultures.
We explore Cameroon’s geography, history, people, and daily life—from the volcanic slopes of Mount Cameroon to the rainforest paths of the south, from colonial borders to multilingual classrooms, and from street food stalls to palace museums.

In this episode, you’ll learn about:
– Cameroon’s equatorial forests, Sahel plains, and highland kingdoms
– Over 250 languages, and why the country is officially bilingual
– A deadly lake, an ancient volcano, and a national football legend
– What people eat, how they live, and what they search for online
– The quiet complexities of a country shaped by many voices

Perfect for sleep, study, or simply slowing down.
We try our best to be accurate, but small mistakes can happen. If you’re from Cameroon or know the country well, we’d love to hear from you in the comments.

Next episode: Uganda.

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