Why Do Some Countries Have 2 or 3 Capitals? (Explained)

Did you know some countries don’t just have one capital — but two or even three?
In this video, we explain why some countries have multiple capitals, the history behind it, and how it affects politics, culture, and travel today.
From South Africa to Bolivia, these cases reveal fascinating stories about geography and governance.
Perfect for travelers, history buffs, and curious minds.
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:49 1. The Concept of Multiple Capitals – Why Does It Exist?
3:33 2. South Africa – The Only Country with Three Capitals
6:36 3. Bolivia – The Rivalry Between La Paz and Sucre
9:29 4. The Netherlands – Amsterdam vs. The Hague
12:14 5. Other Countries with Multiple Capitals & Their Reasons

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