This experience was UNBELIEVABLE! Thanks for watching! And thanks for 3 Million subscribers ! Wow so much to be grateful for today. This travel community is everything to me ❤️
@@Jess-737 good smelling OUD or ATTAR which has only natural essential oils without any chemical or alcoholic additives you can get it from cities they love it plus it’s part of sun nah to be smelling good when you meet people🕊
@@Jess-737 avoid giving any Alcohol and food with pork and alcohol products..in terms of food honey, maple syrup, chocolate, candy, dried fruits will be very much appreciated. In general any traditional or national souvenirs from your country.
as an indian teenager born here in saudi for 19 years .. i can unequivocally say that the staggering majority of bedoins and farmers have the most hospitable attitude.. their willingness to treat you with whatever they have left is whats mind boggling. some times it's a feast to mere stranger, sometimes its coffee and dates and sometimes its their character and their smiles.😭
@@_.x3no._ haha ,, thnks for pointing out.. i didnt see that.. its upt to the person's brain to autocorrect it, suiting the semantics,, after all im not getting my marks cut down eh? but sry anyways,, take care lad
@@jakedones5813 Im sorry maybe u don't know the difference between putting others down and telling someone to edit his comment because it wasn't said the right way.
6:59 SubhanAllah. One of beautiful sight. We have thousand of excuse to salah but this guy's didn't complaint Allah, how they're living with such a hot weather with limitation of water but they didn't forget to praise the Lord. ❤️ Thank you Drew to represent remarkable moments on desert of Saudi Arabia. May Allah rewards your effort and hard working❤️ it will pays off;
Welcome to Saudi, I’m a Bedouin girl I love my culture . Every winter we camping in the desert with my grandparents and stay there till the spring end . In the spring the desert covered by green plants and purple flowers “lavender ” and different kind of flowers it’s amazing 🇸🇦🇸🇦
Ive been to many countries and met many wonderful ppl from all over the world but the hospitality I experienced in the Arab countries is unmatched! I am from Brazil btw..
السلام عليكم. من كان في عون أخيه كان الله في عونه .اختكم ف الله من سوريا نعيش بالمخيمات نلتمس يد العون عند اهل الخير اهل الإحسان ظروفنا صعبه حياتنا تفتقر لأبسط مقومات الحياة جزاكم الله كل خير يلي يقدر يساعدنا جعلها في ميزان حسناته
one of the favorite compliments I got was from my Egyptian friend when we took him in for Thanksgiving (I'm American) and he said "you're like us in hospitality"
Excellent video! You captured the atmosphere so beautifully! As a Muslim, I felt like I was transported to the time of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). I want to visit Saudi Arabia, and spend a night in the middle of the desert, inShaAllah!
Dear Mr.Ahmedul , First i would thank you four your feeling tourd SAUDIA ARAbIA so it’s my pleasure to Invite you to my country and take you a good trip 👍 my regards Majed H Saudia Arabia , Hile city .
السلام عليكم. من كان في عون أخيه كان الله في عونه .اختكم ف الله من سوريا نعيش بالمخيمات نلتمس يد العون عند اهل الخير اهل الإحسان ظروفنا صعبه حياتنا تفتقر لأبسط مقومات الحياة جزاكم الله كل خير يلي يقدر يساعدنا جعلها في ميزان حسناته
i am a bedwin to and believe it or not i watch the blazers i see you have a dame pfp blazers games make my day every other day i wake up for prayer then i watch the blazers on my phone fell in love with the game of basketball in 2019 all love from saudi
We Bedouins do not think that we live in the desert and do not have homes and have not learned. We come to the desert and camels at the end of the week and to spend a fun and quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of the city, but in fact we own homes in the cities and some have higher education and have great jobs, and there are also very rich people, but camels and the desert are a pleasurable hobby and enjoy
Saudi Arabia is truly underrated. Thanks to Drew for showing us the hospitality and friendliness of the Saudis. More people should visit this lovely country soon and I hope to be one among them. Shukran
This stuff hits. I cycled through Saudi Arabia in february and march 2020 just before corona hit. A nomad also invited me to stay in his tent in the middle of the dessert. It was an amazing experience, and a really nice contrast to all the other homes I was invited to sleep in. Awesome that you found a guy, that appreciate the increase of welfare and technological development in the country even though the sacrifice for this development is that parts of the culture he's living in slips away. That's a guy who reflects on both pros and cons of what's happening in life. Saudi people are unique!
We Bedouins do not think that we live in the desert and do not have homes and have not learned. We come to the desert and camels at the end of the week and to spend a fun and quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of the city, but in fact we own homes in the cities and some have higher education and have great jobs, and there are also very rich people, but camels and the desert are a pleasurable hobby and enjoy
One experience that totally left me speechless And though my words don’t come close to fully capturing the essence of this incredible phenomenon, this is definitely one of the best and most inspirational excerpts,especially for travel lovers.
I'm currently in the Gulf, and I love the fact that the locals, despite being millionaires, eat off the floor, dress simply in a qamis and flip-flops and have a spirit of sharing and generosity. It's very hard to meet locals as there are more expats, but if you get the chance, it will be an unforgettable experience.
Drew.. in Saudi Arabia there are many and distinctive stories that the traveler did not talk about in the TH-camr .. such as the signs and symbols of the Al-Qatt Al-Asiri, the art of making Sadu, the art of Arabic calligraphy, the manufacture of Moringa oils, the most expensive food and medical oils in the world, the Taif Rose Festival, one of the most expensive essential oils or the cultivation of wheat In a primitive way in Al-Qassim and big festivals such as Souk Okaz, Al-Janadriyah Festival, camel beauty festival, Arab horse racing or folk dances, which differ according to the different Arab tribes on the island, as well as the many archaeological sites, some of which belong to the prophets such as the caves of Shuaib or the ancient villages, which contain many beautiful stories.. Old Arab Stories The story of Hatem Al-Taie, Antara, Jamil Buthaina, Qais and Laila, which deserves to be one of the most important Hollywood films. Saudi Arabia holds many records in several areas such as: the tallest fountain in the world, the largest oasis in the world, the largest date market in the world, the largest camel market in the world, the largest olive farm in the world, the largest palm farm in the world, the largest hotel in the world, etc. .. Saudi Arabia is not just oil, desert, and Mecca, and Medina is a continent with many locations and comparative advantages. Happy trip in Saudi Arabia
I'm very interested in reading but my ADHD told me no! 😂 I might need to copy paste onto Words and paragraph this or you could edit in paragraph for others too. Else, this is super interesting. Jazakallah and assalamualaikum.
Welcome to my country Drew I hope you enjoy your time here feel free to see Saudi Arabia as your home and I wish all the best for you and your family 💚🇸🇦
Drew, this kind of experience fascinates me so much. To venture out in the middle of the desert, and to learn and associate yourself with people who have a different way of life, just encapsulates what traveling is all about and you do it better than anyone else. Your videos from Saudi Arabia have been spectacular and this one is my favorite one you made. Your drone shots and close-up shots of the expressions of the Bedouin Tribe are beautiful and really take me into the video first-hand. Keep up the awesome work as always and cannot wait to see what's next.
I appreciate your approach and sincere open-mindedness in documenting your travels. Continue to be yourself and spread goodwill and appreciation of other cultures.
this is my favorite video of yours. the hospitality and countries makes me feel so happy. My ancestors are also emirati bedioun and i love the fact that you're taking the time to truly explore the culture
@@syedamarmusa6512 he said the best country the loves Saudi Arabia even in the National days wallahi You are a great Nations ( not translate to his words he ment that the Pakstanis in Saudi would celbrate with Saudi in every National day)
True ! I am Saudi and that was my feeling when I was living in Germany , I didn’t feel that Iam foreigner but I was feeling iam with my friends in SA although they were German
These videos are some of your best, Drew. They give a genuine insight into the endlessly interesting lives of the world's peoples, an insight no Wikipedia page or long textbook could ever hope to provide.
Greetings from the beautiful and historical Libya to all the Saudi people, and you, Drew Binsky, a very wonderful video, and the Saudi people are hospitable, authentic and preserve their wonderful Arab cultural heritage, which they inherited thousands of years ago, before it was even a modern kingdom. For camels, they are intelligent animals. She is patient, strong and emotional, bears hunger and thirst, and never likes to be assaulted by anyone, and her memory is very strong, and she can remember who attacked her even after a month, and she may take revenge on him, but if she treats her well, loves her and takes good care of her, she will In turn, by loving you, obeying your commands, preserving your life, and taking you to any place you want without ever rebelling against you, she knows very well who her friend is and who raised her and took care of her even when she was young. A hybrid camel that is mated with another species of camel, and for this you find the purebred camel much more expensive than the hybrid camel, such as what happens with the Sudanese camel, the Mauritanian camel and the Egyptian camel, where they are crossed for the purpose of improving the breed, but the camel animals in the Arabian Peninsula are considered one of the species original and Very good and expensive.
Camels actually originated from the Horn of Africa then spread to the Arabian gulf. Most of the modern day camels in khaleeg come from Sudan, Libya, Tchad, Somalia, Djibouti, and Eritrea.
@@barhoombinballin Camel originated in north Americas spread to Siberia then whole Eurasia , so during the Neolithic they spread to Somalia from Arabia not the other way around
This is one of the most amazing video of Arabia I've ever seen. The way they were praying on sand. OMG... That must've been the life about 1400 years ago when Prophet Muhammad PBUH was born.
Amazing video indeed... This video made me miss Saudi Arabia. The trip to the Beduins remind me of the times when i was studying in Riyadh and we used to go to Red Sand on the weekends or Eid holidays. Thanks for taking us around Drew. I miss Saudi... best days of our lives... ALHAMDULILLAH
This one really felt so special to me, how lucky for you to have this experience. The camel herding gentleman showing his appreciation for you was so beautiful.
As someone from Mauritania on the coast of the Atlantic, it just feels like you were in Mauritania, the culture, the life, the language and everything the only difference would be clothing! Thousands of Kilometers of distance but still, same people.
I agree with you Mauritania, Algeria, Libya have the same culture of Saudi Arabia especially Arab Bidone tribes who originally traveled from Arabia land years back. and they have camels as well.
I'm Muslim from Pakistan and visited the holy cities of Mecca and Madina when i performed Hajj some years ago. That is the most incredible experience. But thank you for showing us first hand your interaction with the Bedouin and Arab culture and desert life as you shared. It ws most interesting to know their comments of the future and to give you a taste of hospitality in the desert.
Your soul recognizes the truth. You owe it to yourself to find out why you reacted so beautiful. What it Islam? What was that prayer? How does it feel to put your head on the ground towards your Creator Allah. All I ask is you search for these answers and I pray Our Creator guides you that which pleases Him! Islam
Bro your tears is come it means your heart is to clean and open to acsept almighty Allah learn islam bro and i wish u will fine peredise jannah and a best life in this world
This is absolutely one of my new favorite videos Drew! You just have what it takes to travel to any country and always fit right in! You are a Master at what you do! Thank you for sharing your life with us ❤️
And they got important contributions to the world, too. 1. Algebra - al-Jabr wal Nwazabalah is the first algebra textbook written by al-Kwarizmi, an Arabian mathematician. 2. Numbering system - Our number system is called the Hindu-Arabic numbering system. 🇮🇳🇸🇦 3. Dentistry - The first equipment for cleaning the teeth was developed by Abulcasis, an Arabian physician.
Thank you for providing info of those real traditions followed by few people across the world Really feeling that the culture still exist and can be experienced today
3 Million subscribers.. I am wondering on people who didn’t reach the channel yet! It is one of amazing episode and you described well how Saudis loving their cultures and how they accepting new changes through out the country.. Drew always traveling with the people and in deep.. Thanks Drew
See this is what a real travelling is and not just landing somewhere and coming back. I travelled to 15 countries and counting but I still don't consider myself a traveler. What a passion he has for travelling.
this is the kind of videos that we desparately need. Not just on youtube but in general knowledge as well. People need to be educated about the current culture experiences by people forst hand !! Beautiful video!
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What an amazing way of ending this experience, Drew! So happy for you, enjoy x
Saudi Arabia one of the great country in the world.... fascinating deserts ...tasty foods wonderful gesture ... .everyone must visit 🤩😍😍😘😘 ....thankyou drew binsky
@@drewbinsky I was w/you when you only had 327k , It has been wonderful and amazing experiences to watch your Videos of Travels around the world. You inspired many people around the world w/your fascinating Travel Videos.. Thank you Drew.
We Bedouins do not think that we live in the desert and do not have homes and have not learned. We come to the desert and camels at the end of the week and to spend a fun and quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of the city, but in fact we own homes in the cities and some have higher education and have great jobs, and there are also very rich people, but camels and the desert are a pleasurable hobby and enjoy
That must've been an incredible experience!! I do hope you visited more in Gassim and explored the region's historic towns with their architectural heritage, date palm groves, and amazing cuisine. I'm from Unaizah and would love to have shown you around! You're always welcome in KSA ❤️
I saw the report today and it is unfair and shows Qassim as just desert, Bedouins and camels. Meaning he gave a traditional stereotype about Saudi Arabia. It seems that Sarah, who appeared with him in the video, was the one who coordinated the visit for him, assuming that Qassim had deserts and camels. The response now is too late and will not help. I am from Buraidah, and there is no doubt that a person who belongs to a city with a million inhabitants like me, feels unfair. But this does not prevent one from admiring the people of Unaizah’s attempt to grap the attention to their town in every way, even though they know that no one knows about it.
This is what I love about these videos. It's not just seeing new lands, new foods, different forms of transportation ect., but the fact that we get to see so many good people. Even if there's a country that has rules you disagree with, many people around the world are still nice people, because most people want what you want, which is peace with their families, friends and loved ones. We get to see a different side other than what bias media reports tell us and we learn that there are so many great people to meet. Sure, every place has it's ugly sides, but most people, deep down, are good people.
What an amazing site, seeing a jew and arabs sharing and enjoying meals together. Imagine if all cultures can be just like that, this would be a better world for all of us. Congrats Drew!!! 💖🇵🇭💝
@أمازيغية مسلمة depends on which amazighs you're talking about, touaregs had contact with arabs and Libyan amazighs also had contact with arabs. The only amazighs that stayed out of contact are the ones that lived in mountains. I mean amazighs are also very different they are not all the same
@@ee500ee everyone talks about how arabs went to north africa but no one talk about how a lot of amazighs actually went to live in the middle east since the middle east had a lot of big cities back then. Arabs and amazighs actually mixed much more than what most people think.
Miss u Saudi Arabia.. specially riyadh...been ten yrs work there as a goldsmith.i came back to home bcs of my boss died.if not ,I'm still there.not leaving from there.im a non Muslim .but it's not a problem.hope back to riyadh or Jeddah again.when I watch this vedeo tears comes up..love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰🇸🇦🇱🇰🇸🇦
Long live my Arab countries long live my Arabi brother ! Love from 🇵🇰 🇵🇰=🇸🇦 May Allah protect Saudia from any type of disaster . In any difficult situation We are always with you !
Drew, thank you so much for visiting and showing the world Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 We appreciate your effort and hope you enjoyed your visit🙏 We love you! you are welcome to visit us at any time, you my friend have won our hear ❤ ❤
It sounds so romantic. Going around in the desert with a herd of Trusty Camels and your family by your side. Moving from pasture to pasture, city to city, oasis to oasis. Visiting different places letting new people and making new friends. Though I probably wouldn't last even a day in there, a guy can still dream 🙄😅
This brings so much memory back, after leaving Jeddah it's been over 3 years now and my only wish is to go back one day. Your videos make me so interested and happy Everytime
Awsome video and I experienced the bedouin culture myself.. They are truly amazing people. Love the Arab culture and I hope the new generation of Arabs appreciate and continue their heritage.
Man the best part for me is the prayer part....touched my heart...these beduins with limited resources harsh weather they dont forget to remember Allah making wudu. we sitting with flood of resources ,how can we excuse not to pray.... Really love this thing of saudies..they are so punctual in praying.. if its prayer time ...everything will stop n prioprity ll be prayer either yu are in desert or on road side or sitting in home.
Thank you I am Saudi and I feel happy to see simple people representing us beautifully I am really happy thank you and welcome to your second country ❤️🇸🇦👏👏
This experience was UNBELIEVABLE! Thanks for watching! And thanks for 3 Million subscribers ! Wow so much to be grateful for today. This travel community is everything to me ❤️
Congrats 👏🎉
Was there camel toes?
This video is a blessing for everyone,thank you for posting on Sunday,Drew
My favourite travel vlogger. There's something special about the way you connect with different people all around the world. You are amazing!
Congratulations I am your big fan. Saudi Arabia is so amazing place.
When I travel to any Muslim countries, I really don't worry about foods, because I know I'll be well fed. The hospitality is unmatched.
@@Jess-737 whatever for example anything related to your culture will be really appreciated but not money likely they will not accept .. 👋🏻
@@Jess-737 good smelling OUD or ATTAR which has only natural essential oils without any chemical or alcoholic additives you can get it from cities
they love it plus it’s part of sun nah to be smelling good when you meet people🕊
@@Jess-737 avoid giving any Alcohol and food with pork and alcohol products..in terms of food honey, maple syrup, chocolate, candy, dried fruits will be very much appreciated. In general any traditional or national souvenirs from your country.
But I don't know why I see vegetarians cry in a corner😂
Where are you from
Wow Saudi Arabia looks so full of culture, treasures, and landscapes. Why the negative press in the west? These vlog videos show the true Saudi.
Because bad things are happening there as well.
@@truthseeker1934
Have u been there and seen 4 ur self? Or just repeating what you've heard in media?
@@truthseeker1934 Western countries has far more wars and crazy people. Lol
@@sasino4569 yeah, and they are reporting on bad news in the West too. Your point being?
You dont know the dark side of saudi
I was raised there so i know that
as an indian teenager born here in saudi for 19 years .. i can unequivocally say that the staggering majority of bedoins and farmers have the most hospitable attitude.. their willingness to treat you with whatever they have left is whats mind boggling. some times it's a feast to mere stranger, sometimes its coffee and dates and sometimes its their character and their smiles.😭
Lol u were born for 19 years straight, fix ur grammar
@@_.x3no._ haha ,, thnks for pointing out.. i didnt see that..
its upt to the person's brain to autocorrect it, suiting the semantics,,
after all im not getting my marks cut down eh?
but sry anyways,, take care lad
الله يسعدك يشيخ
@@_.x3no._ he was born there and has been there for 19 years. stop putting others down. he is just sharing his story, and anyone can understand it
@@jakedones5813 Im sorry maybe u don't know the difference between putting others down and telling someone to edit his comment because it wasn't said the right way.
As a Muslim for me the most beautiful scene in this video where Bedouins are offering 'Salaah' in hot desert MashaAllah.
Literally had me in tears watching
The moment was the best .
Praise be to God, we are in Saudi Arabia, most of them are observant of prayer. The shops stop for prayer and in the desert too
نحن في المملكة العربية السعوديه ملتزمون في ديننا وذلك لأننا رأينا رسول الله "محمد" ومعجزاته
@@syednumaan4913 me too!!
6:59 SubhanAllah. One of beautiful sight. We have thousand of excuse to salah but this guy's didn't complaint Allah, how they're living with such a hot weather with limitation of water but they didn't forget to praise the Lord. ❤️ Thank you Drew to represent remarkable moments on desert of Saudi Arabia. May Allah rewards your effort and hard working❤️ it will pays off;
سبحان الله
Never abandon salah
Peace be upon you guys insha Allah.
allahu akbar
Stay connected from QATAR
You know he's a Jew...right ?!
Welcome to Saudi, I’m a Bedouin girl I love my culture . Every winter we camping in the desert with my grandparents and stay there till the spring end . In the spring the desert covered by green plants and purple flowers “lavender ” and different kind of flowers it’s amazing 🇸🇦🇸🇦
ياحظك
وين تخيمون ..؟
@@خالدالحربي-د1ح اخر مره رحت كانت الدبدبه 😂
@@demamzd8020 كويس اول مرة اسمع فيها
Hi
Ive been to many countries and met many wonderful ppl from all over the world but the hospitality I experienced in the Arab countries is unmatched! I am from Brazil btw..
السلام عليكم. من كان في عون أخيه كان الله في عونه .اختكم ف الله من سوريا نعيش بالمخيمات نلتمس يد العون عند اهل الخير اهل الإحسان ظروفنا صعبه حياتنا تفتقر لأبسط مقومات الحياة جزاكم الله كل خير يلي يقدر يساعدنا جعلها في ميزان حسناته
one of the favorite compliments I got was from my Egyptian friend when we took him in for Thanksgiving (I'm American) and he said "you're like us in hospitality"
Excellent video! You captured the atmosphere so beautifully! As a Muslim, I felt like I was transported to the time of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). I want to visit Saudi Arabia, and spend a night in the middle of the desert, inShaAllah!
Dear Mr.Ahmedul ,
First i would thank you four your feeling tourd SAUDIA ARAbIA
so it’s my pleasure to Invite you to my country and take you a good trip 👍
my regards
Majed H
Saudia Arabia , Hile city .
@@saudiforeverksa2788 و نعم 👏🏼
السلام عليكم. من كان في عون أخيه كان الله في عونه .اختكم ف الله من سوريا نعيش بالمخيمات نلتمس يد العون عند اهل الخير اهل الإحسان ظروفنا صعبه حياتنا تفتقر لأبسط مقومات الحياة جزاكم الله كل خير يلي يقدر يساعدنا جعلها في ميزان حسناته
I'm a Christian but I want to as well. Seems pretty cool!
Another amazing experience Drew 🇸🇦 👍 congrats on 3 million as well which I’m sure will be hit any minute now 🎉
I saw your comment 10 hours after it was posted, and when I saw it he had 3 million subscribers.
Hi
the bedwin guys actually look so chill. they live such a simple and peaceful life.
i am a bedwin to and believe it or not i watch the blazers i see you have a dame pfp blazers games make my day every other day i wake up for prayer then i watch the blazers on my phone fell in love with the game of basketball in 2019 all love from saudi
We Bedouins do not think that we live in the desert and do not have homes and have not learned. We come to the desert and camels at the end of the week and to spend a fun and quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of the city, but in fact we own homes in the cities and some have higher education and have great jobs, and there are also very rich people, but camels and the desert are a pleasurable hobby and enjoy
Saudi Arabia is truly underrated. Thanks to Drew for showing us the hospitality and friendliness of the Saudis. More people should visit this lovely country soon and I hope to be one among them. Shukran
Yes really ....from QATAR stay connected
حياك الله
@@Asmq66 thank you
This stuff hits. I cycled through Saudi Arabia in february and march 2020 just before corona hit. A nomad also invited me to stay in his tent in the middle of the dessert. It was an amazing experience, and a really nice contrast to all the other homes I was invited to sleep in. Awesome that you found a guy, that appreciate the increase of welfare and technological development in the country even though the sacrifice for this development is that parts of the culture he's living in slips away. That's a guy who reflects on both pros and cons of what's happening in life. Saudi people are unique!
Whoa sounds awesome I’d love to hear more!
Cycled through Saudi Arabia? That's awesome! It gets hot as hell there. You must have balls of steel and lots of water lol
@@abthearabgaming1186 The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a continent, how do you say this wrong thing?
@@احمدالعازمي-د8ط Brother, I lived in Jeddah and also Al-Qassim for 11 years. It is very hot there, especially during the summer.
@@abthearabgaming1186 I know this, but we are on the equator, but the weather in the south of the Kingdom is beautiful and cold. I wish tourism
Saudi Arabia is indeed a country of beautiful people and beautiful land. 😍
The bedouin has such a wise, humble look in his eyes and expression. He looks like someone truly at peace.
The called us ..British Arabs..same wisdom
@@Mnifbndr It's a different culture than where I live, but there are things to be admired about it.
@@kimturner1963 where you from?
@@Mnifbndr I live in Thailand.
@@Mnifbndr you are in Saudi Arabia?
The fact that we get free documentaries on TH-cam by Drew Binsky is truly a gift 👍
This looks great, what an amazing place to visit. Imaging living like these people, great insight into the life of these people.
That’s camping they not really live in the desert
Yes it was incredible!
@@ih9972 Some people lives in the desert yet. Just like the American Indians, The American origin people.
@@ib77890
That's true
We Bedouins do not think that we live in the desert and do not have homes and have not learned. We come to the desert and camels at the end of the week and to spend a fun and quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of the city, but in fact we own homes in the cities and some have higher education and have great jobs, and there are also very rich people, but camels and the desert are a pleasurable hobby and enjoy
One experience that totally left me speechless
And though my words don’t come close to fully capturing the essence of this incredible phenomenon, this is definitely one of the best and most inspirational excerpts,especially for travel lovers.
How r u brother
Thank you!!
I'm currently in the Gulf, and I love the fact that the locals, despite being millionaires, eat off the floor, dress simply in a qamis and flip-flops and have a spirit of sharing and generosity. It's very hard to meet locals as there are more expats, but if you get the chance, it will be an unforgettable experience.
this is what happens when you submit yourself to god alone
If u r in saudi u will see way more locals than expats
Come to Saudi Arabia, the locals are more than the expats, and not everyone is rich
@@abdullahh3194 I'm in UAE now, you are right because KSA is bigger than UAE
@@FastGeo Hello from dubai!
I love Arab people 👳, thank you Drew for showing the hospitality and congratulations for 3M family 😊❤
Love from India 🇮🇳
Why do you love arab people?
@@largerthanlife001 Shoo mushkil?
@@largerthanlife001 they are hospitable people and religious
Stay connected bro from QATAR
@Whatsapp👉 ➕➊➌➑➎➍➊➐⓪➋➎➏ bro shuttttt upppp
7:02 I like the fact that when they started praying you removed the music as a sign of respect. So much respect for you!
I can't describe my feeling in simple words when he talks about the moments he talks to God 7:30 thanks you Drew for the amazing video 😇
It is real spirituality
This looks a lot like south Algeria Subhanallah … much love for saudi people 🇩🇿❤️🇸🇦
أرض وحدة
@@Raed.Alenezi عرق واحد هذول بني عمنا بني عامر بن صعصعة واحنا في الجزائر بني هلال بن عامر بن صعصعة
Drew.. in Saudi Arabia there are many and distinctive stories that the traveler did not talk about in the TH-camr .. such as the signs and symbols of the Al-Qatt Al-Asiri, the art of making Sadu, the art of Arabic calligraphy, the manufacture of Moringa oils, the most expensive food and medical oils in the world, the Taif Rose Festival, one of the most expensive essential oils or the cultivation of wheat In a primitive way in Al-Qassim and big festivals such as Souk Okaz, Al-Janadriyah Festival, camel beauty festival, Arab horse racing or folk dances, which differ according to the different Arab tribes on the island, as well as the many archaeological sites, some of which belong to the prophets such as the caves of Shuaib or the ancient villages, which contain many beautiful stories.. Old Arab Stories The story of Hatem Al-Taie, Antara, Jamil Buthaina, Qais and Laila, which deserves to be one of the most important Hollywood films.
Saudi Arabia holds many records in several areas such as: the tallest fountain in the world, the largest oasis in the world, the largest date market in the world, the largest camel market in the world, the largest olive farm in the world, the largest palm farm in the world, the largest hotel in the world, etc. ..
Saudi Arabia is not just oil, desert, and Mecca, and Medina is a continent with many locations and comparative advantages.
Happy trip in Saudi Arabia
that was a wonderful summary! thank you
For correction its peninsula not island
@@diplodocus3 thank you . And from you we learn about Germany. Hahaha . The country of machines and the largest European economy
I'm very interested in reading but my ADHD told me no! 😂
I might need to copy paste onto Words and paragraph this or you could edit in paragraph for others too.
Else, this is super interesting.
Jazakallah and assalamualaikum.
@@عبدالله-ن6ه2ص not the largest european economy
Welcome to my country Drew I hope you enjoy your time here feel free to see Saudi Arabia as your home and I wish all the best for you and your family 💚🇸🇦
Thank you so much!
I am fascinated with sobya drink.
@@nielsbohr4299 lol, how did you know about sobya ?
@@TheMOHA1408 drew binsky's 10$
Drew, this kind of experience fascinates me so much. To venture out in the middle of the desert, and to learn and associate yourself with people who have a different way of life, just encapsulates what traveling is all about and you do it better than anyone else. Your videos from Saudi Arabia have been spectacular and this one is my favorite one you made. Your drone shots and close-up shots of the expressions of the Bedouin Tribe are beautiful and really take me into the video first-hand. Keep up the awesome work as always and cannot wait to see what's next.
I appreciate your approach and sincere open-mindedness in documenting your travels. Continue to be yourself and spread goodwill and appreciation of other cultures.
this is my favorite video of yours. the hospitality and countries makes me feel so happy. My ancestors are also emirati bedioun and i love the fact that you're taking the time to truly explore the culture
Great to see simple and ordinary life in KSA 🇸🇦
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
افضل دوله محبه للسعوديه باكستان حتى بالاعياد الوطنيه انتم معنا والله انكم عظيمين
@@_JUND translate plz
@@syedamarmusa6512
he said the best country the loves Saudi Arabia even in the National days wallahi You are a great Nations
( not translate to his words he ment that the Pakstanis in Saudi would celbrate with Saudi in every National day)
@@sonofishmael741 oh alright! Thanks
@@syedamarmusa6512
your welcome brother
You can see drew is enjoying every second of this trip. Can't wait to see his full experience and thoughts.
Yeah seems amazing! Not touristy either just a real experience
What a stunning experience! Definitely nice to travel and connect with people. We have much more in common with others than we think sometimes 🙌💯
Thank you bro!
@@drewbinsky Hi
True ! I am Saudi and that was my feeling when I was living in Germany , I didn’t feel that Iam foreigner but I was feeling iam with my friends in SA although they were German
@@mimm2848
How nice!
These videos are some of your best, Drew. They give a genuine insight into the endlessly interesting lives of the world's peoples, an insight no Wikipedia page or long textbook could ever hope to provide.
Greetings from the beautiful and historical Libya to all the Saudi people, and you, Drew Binsky, a very wonderful video, and the Saudi people are hospitable, authentic and preserve their wonderful Arab cultural heritage, which they inherited thousands of years ago, before it was even a modern kingdom. For camels, they are intelligent animals. She is patient, strong and emotional, bears hunger and thirst, and never likes to be assaulted by anyone, and her memory is very strong, and she can remember who attacked her even after a month, and she may take revenge on him, but if she treats her well, loves her and takes good care of her, she will In turn, by loving you, obeying your commands, preserving your life, and taking you to any place you want without ever rebelling against you, she knows very well who her friend is and who raised her and took care of her even when she was young. A hybrid camel that is mated with another species of camel, and for this you find the purebred camel much more expensive than the hybrid camel, such as what happens with the Sudanese camel, the Mauritanian camel and the Egyptian camel, where they are crossed for the purpose of improving the breed, but the camel animals in the Arabian Peninsula are considered one of the species original and Very good and expensive.
Shut up
@@lawtraf8008 what’s wrong with you?
انتو ابناء عمومتنا🇸🇦 🇱🇾
Camels actually originated from the Horn of Africa then spread to the Arabian gulf. Most of the modern day camels in khaleeg come from Sudan, Libya, Tchad, Somalia, Djibouti, and Eritrea.
@@barhoombinballin Camel originated in north Americas spread to Siberia then whole Eurasia , so during the Neolithic they spread to Somalia from Arabia not the other way around
This is one of the most amazing video of Arabia I've ever seen. The way they were praying on sand. OMG... That must've been the life about 1400 years ago when Prophet Muhammad PBUH was born.
Amazing video indeed... This video made me miss Saudi Arabia. The trip to the Beduins remind me of the times when i was studying in Riyadh and we used to go to Red Sand on the weekends or Eid holidays. Thanks for taking us around Drew. I miss Saudi... best days of our lives... ALHAMDULILLAH
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I too went on a desert camping trip north of Al ula alone and the night sky was so full of stars it was spectacular
This one really felt so special to me, how lucky for you to have this experience. The camel herding gentleman showing his appreciation for you was so beautiful.
Arabs seem to be so friendly!!
Oh we are
Come visit, we'll take care of you like your family :D
We feel a sense of pride showing our culture to those who aren't from our native land.
Don't follow the West media Arabs are more friendly people in the world when visiting you will understand that
Blame your western media, educatiom system and politicians
@@daariqahmed8297 We do, trust me.
As someone from Mauritania on the coast of the Atlantic, it just feels like you were in Mauritania, the culture, the life, the language and everything the only difference would be clothing! Thousands of Kilometers of distance but still, same people.
Yes same in Algeria
@@sahraoui8338 لا متمسكين بعاداتهم الامازيغيه والعربيه الاسلاميه
I agree with you Mauritania, Algeria, Libya have the same culture of Saudi Arabia especially Arab Bidone tribes who originally traveled from Arabia land years back. and they have camels as well.
I'm Muslim from Pakistan and visited the holy cities of Mecca and Madina when i performed Hajj some years ago. That is the most incredible experience. But thank you for showing us first hand your interaction with the Bedouin and Arab culture and desert life as you shared. It ws most interesting to know their comments of the future and to give you a taste of hospitality in the desert.
I've been waiting for these Saudi for videos for so long and they really met my expectations! Well done :)
I always fascinates by the arab world especially Saudi Arabia. One day i must visit and fulfill my dream.
مرحب بك
i don't know why I literally cried when I saw them pray
Read more about Islam, I hope all the best for you, read English copy of Holy Quran
Your soul recognizes the truth. You owe it to yourself to find out why you reacted so beautiful. What it Islam? What was that prayer? How does it feel to put your head on the ground towards your Creator Allah.
All I ask is you search for these answers and I pray Our Creator guides you that which pleases Him! Islam
Bro your tears is come it means your heart is to clean and open to acsept almighty Allah learn islam bro and i wish u will fine peredise jannah and a best life in this world
This is absolutely one of my new favorite videos Drew! You just have what it takes to travel to any country and always fit right in! You are a Master at what you do! Thank you for sharing your life with us ❤️
where are we?
"we're in the middle of the desert as you can see"
few hours later:
where are we?
"we're in the middle of desert as you can see"
😂
Well, we were in the middle of the desert, as you could see!
@@drewbinsky we are middle of the desert as you could see
@@drewbinsky 😆🤣
@@drewbinsky 😂😂
@@drewbinsky 😂😂😂💔💔 True
I envy you my friend, you've been to so many places, and met so many beautiful people and shared their culture with us. Thank you.
He’s living the dream and letting us live vicariously through him, agreed!
If you're an Arab, love yourself, for you have the most beautiful culture in the world
Sadly, there are still self-hating Arabs that hate their identity thanks alot to pop culture and media.
in the contrary, I hate myself, this desert drives me crazy, with climate change it's going to be drier and hotter
@@intelligentsia9493 The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a continent, how do you say this wrong thing?
@@intelligentsia9493 ممكن لانك لست من أهل الصحراء ممكن تابع لمنطقة جبلية أو ساحلية أو تعيش بالمدينة
And they got important contributions to the world, too.
1. Algebra - al-Jabr wal Nwazabalah is the first algebra textbook written by al-Kwarizmi, an Arabian mathematician.
2. Numbering system - Our number system is called the Hindu-Arabic numbering system. 🇮🇳🇸🇦
3. Dentistry - The first equipment for cleaning the teeth was developed by Abulcasis, an Arabian physician.
I can’t wait to go to Saudi Arabia, I want to go for Hajj, and then maybe after I can see the amazing things you show.
ان شاء الله تذهب
Beautiful video! I love how respectful and thankful you are to them for giving you a peek into their lives. How different everyone lives! Wow!
Thank you for providing info of those real traditions followed by few people across the world
Really feeling that the culture still exist and can be experienced today
great :) i will go there :) to saudi arabia 👍👍 greets from switzerland🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭
Leider wird Saudi Arabien mega verzerrt und falsch in unseren Medien dargestellt.
Most welcome ❤
@@ee500ee 👍☺️🇨🇭🇸🇦
welcome
3 Million subscribers.. I am wondering on people who didn’t reach the channel yet!
It is one of amazing episode and you described well how Saudis loving their cultures and how they accepting new changes through out the country.. Drew always traveling with the people and in deep.. Thanks Drew
See this is what a real travelling is and not just landing somewhere and coming back. I travelled to 15 countries and counting but I still don't consider myself a traveler. What a passion he has for travelling.
So many wonders in the world 😍. Thanks for inspiring drew. Hopefully one day I will get out in the wild to explore just like you
Let’s go do it! I’m ready too
this is the kind of videos that we desparately need. Not just on youtube but in general knowledge as well. People need to be educated about the current culture experiences by people forst hand !! Beautiful video!
What an amazing way of ending this experience, Drew! So happy for you, enjoy x
I love how you always try to learn about different cultures and not just spend all of your time in the tourist spots!
Congratulations Drew for 3 million..
Thanks for this video. It is truly amazing to watch you interacting with locals.
Lots of love from Mumbai, India
Saudi Arabia one of the great country in the world....
fascinating deserts ...tasty foods
wonderful gesture
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.everyone must visit 🤩😍😍😘😘
....thankyou drew binsky
Thank you for showing this. Saudi Arabia is a very beautiful country 🥺❤
Almost to 3 mill, Congrats Drew! Keep up the great work!
minutes away!
@@drewbinsky I was w/you when you only had 327k , It has been wonderful and amazing experiences to watch your Videos of Travels around the world. You inspired many people around the world w/your fascinating Travel Videos.. Thank you Drew.
Great and blessed land with great people.
❤️🌹From Somalia 🇸🇴
Thank you! ❤️
Incredible story.
How the way they live and pass their life is just simply awesome and thanks drew to share this story with us...
We Bedouins do not think that we live in the desert and do not have homes and have not learned. We come to the desert and camels at the end of the week and to spend a fun and quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of the city, but in fact we own homes in the cities and some have higher education and have great jobs, and there are also very rich people, but camels and the desert are a pleasurable hobby and enjoy
Congrats Drew....I really2x miss Saudi Arabia with the Arab friends. Much love from Philippines
Masha Allah, Middle East is always fascinating. Incredible people, That desert environment teaches meaning of Life.
That must've been an incredible experience!! I do hope you visited more in Gassim and explored the region's historic towns with their architectural heritage, date palm groves, and amazing cuisine. I'm from Unaizah and would love to have shown you around! You're always welcome in KSA ❤️
I saw the report today and it is unfair and shows Qassim as just desert, Bedouins and camels. Meaning he gave a traditional stereotype about Saudi Arabia. It seems that Sarah, who appeared with him in the video, was the one who coordinated the visit for him, assuming that Qassim had deserts and camels. The response now is too late and will not help. I am from Buraidah, and there is no doubt that a person who belongs to a city with a million inhabitants like me, feels unfair. But this does not prevent one from admiring the people of Unaizah’s attempt to grap the attention to their town in every way, even though they know that no one knows about it.
My family lives in Sharjah and we go camping every few weeks or so, I absolutely adore it, and how it reminds me of how my ancestors lived.
Been waiting for an episode in saudi for so long. Finally !!
This is what I love about these videos. It's not just seeing new lands, new foods, different forms of transportation ect., but the fact that we get to see so many good people. Even if there's a country that has rules you disagree with, many people around the world are still nice people, because most people want what you want, which is peace with their families, friends and loved ones. We get to see a different side other than what bias media reports tell us and we learn that there are so many great people to meet. Sure, every place has it's ugly sides, but most people, deep down, are good people.
What an amazing site, seeing a jew and arabs sharing and enjoying meals together. Imagine if all cultures can be just like that, this would be a better world for all of us. Congrats Drew!!!
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Thank you so much!
@أمازيغية مسلمة that's a fact. Also I always find it surprising how Amazighs are very similar to arab in almost everything, even before Islam ☪️.
We Arabs and Jews are cousin the came theough the line Of Issac son of Abraham and we Arabs came from the line of Ishmael son of Abraham
@أمازيغية مسلمة depends on which amazighs you're talking about, touaregs had contact with arabs and Libyan amazighs also had contact with arabs. The only amazighs that stayed out of contact are the ones that lived in mountains. I mean amazighs are also very different they are not all the same
@@ee500ee everyone talks about how arabs went to north africa but no one talk about how a lot of amazighs actually went to live in the middle east since the middle east had a lot of big cities back then. Arabs and amazighs actually mixed much more than what most people think.
Miss u Saudi Arabia.. specially riyadh...been ten yrs work there as a goldsmith.i came back to home bcs of my boss died.if not ,I'm still there.not leaving from there.im a non Muslim .but it's not a problem.hope back to riyadh or Jeddah again.when I watch this vedeo tears comes up..love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰🇸🇦🇱🇰🇸🇦
From the loud cities to remote desert tribes. The diversity!
In fact, everyone lives in the city, but the difference is that there are people who spend their free time in the desert for peace of mind.
@@lllz3 مو الكل في بعضهم بالقرى بس قليل
Long live my Arab countries long live my Arabi brother !
Love from 🇵🇰
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May Allah protect Saudia from any type of disaster .
In any difficult situation
We are always with you !
Thank you
Pakistan and imran khan zindabad
May allah protect Pakistan and imran khan and free kashmir
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This video was so heartwarming Drew... You're really amazing❤
I am glad that you are a peaceful person with positively
Thanks a lot for this, Drew. I was looking for real life in a desert and am seeing beyond what I expected
I’ve been work in Al qassim for 8yrs and all I can say is when it’s summer it’s really hot and when it’s winter it’s very cold.. it’s a great place
This looked like a lovely time, I would have been happy to join!
You took Dark Sky camping to a whole new level - love this !!!! Peace be to you xo
I love your content so much! We are all the same! People are people! It's so fun to see your interactions with everyone! You are very inspiring! 🥰
Drew, thank you so much for visiting and showing the world Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
We appreciate your effort and hope you enjoyed your visit🙏
We love you! you are welcome to visit us at any time, you my friend have won our hear ❤ ❤
It sounds so romantic. Going around in the desert with a herd of Trusty Camels and your family by your side. Moving from pasture to pasture, city to city, oasis to oasis. Visiting different places letting new people and making new friends. Though I probably wouldn't last even a day in there, a guy can still dream 🙄😅
That shot of prayer in the desert was so beautiful! It was insanely peaceful and spiritual
This brings so much memory back, after leaving Jeddah it's been over 3 years now and my only wish is to go back one day. Your videos make me so interested and happy Everytime
🥺A lot of people wish
Watching from Kenya..we are all one🗺❤
Such beautiful culture 🇸🇦🥰
You’re so welcome, and to all guests who’s coming to visit Saudi Arabia
🥰. I am going to be so sad when this journey is over 🥲
Awsome video and I experienced the bedouin culture myself.. They are truly amazing people. Love the Arab culture and I hope the new generation of Arabs appreciate and continue their heritage.
CONGRATS DREW. As I was watching this video, you just hit 3 mil. Doing big things man, happy for you.
Man the best part for me is the prayer part....touched my heart...these beduins with limited resources harsh weather they dont forget to remember Allah making wudu. we sitting with flood of resources ,how can we excuse not to pray.... Really love this thing of saudies..they are so punctual in praying.. if its prayer time ...everything will stop n prioprity ll be prayer either yu are in desert or on road side or sitting in home.
The experience of Desert is wonderful.
I want to try. Love Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمن احب في الشعب السعودي حفاظه على الدين شيء جميل ان اشاهد الناس تهتم با الصلاه
Such a simple but incredible way of life! 🙏🏻
I’m really happy that you enjoyed ksa, hopping you can visit us again soon💛.
Drew nicest You Tuber, I’ve learned lots cultures just from watching your videos. I thank you
Thank you!
Wow that’s crazy Drew! I’m a Bedouin Arab that’s currently living in Arizona. We kind a switched places lol
Come back soon brother, our doors are always open for respectful visitors such as yourself
Drew you are amazing! Thank you for travelling for those who can’t and sharing the cultures across the world.
Amazing video, keep showing to the world the best stories of the countries you explore..
Thank you I am Saudi and I feel happy to see simple people representing us beautifully I am really happy thank you and welcome to your second country ❤️🇸🇦👏👏