I really appreciate the way you deal with locals. You are very friendly, humble, and respectful. Very nice video concept that makes your trip very close to reality . Welcome to my country🇹🇳
11:07 Zgougou is Aleppo pine seeds. The desert is constituted of Zgougou pudding (dark part) topped with vanilla pastry cream (light part) and then decorated with a variety of colorful nuts and candies. The silver candy is eatable and is traditionally used to specially decorate the Zgougou pudding. That’s the signature mark! Unlike pine nuts, Aleppo pine seeds are black which give the characteristic dark color to the Zgougou pudding. It’s a dessert that you only see in Tunisia and not elsewhere. Enjoy!!!! 🍮 🍨 🎉❤
The conversation with the taxi driver killed me 😂😂😂. You look like you understand him, but you don't 😂😂 It is like a wrong movie subtitles😂. I love it.
This man just said " so mouled is the birth of the prophet Mohamed peace be upon him, i made it here in a perfect time" what an amazing thing to say , you have a good heart man.
My dad is from Tunisia. He always wanted to go back. I wanted to visit with him before he died. It looks beautiful on my bucket list now. Ty for the video.
Chris, you are a really wonderful young man and considerate of everyone's feelings, so although you did not understand most of the taxi driver's words, you enjoyed his words and reacted warmly to him, although he tried hard to convey the information. He's really a good man . Well, waiting for the next episode of your adventure in Sousse, I hope you have a good time❤❤. The train it certainly does not seem First Class at all, there are other trains that are better and more comfortable. Don't be upset, just adapt to the situation, some adventure doesn't hurt, does it😜😜
Finally an hour vlog 🙌😎 don’t worry about the uploads getting mixed up bro, the point is that you’re being ACTIVE and CONSISTENT…so keep it up bro god bless 😎🫡 Keep em coming!
@@Travelwithchris no worries bro, this is the least I can do since you take ur time to show us all places around the world which is way more time consuming I feel like taking 1-3 minutes to comment won’t hurt me you know and to show the support bro 😎 🫡
Habib Bourguiba was born on August 3, 1903, in Monastir, Tunisia. Following independence, Bourguiba became the Prime Minister and then the first President of Tunisia. He served as Tunisia's President from 1957 to 1987. Habib Bourguiba spent his later years in relative seclusion and passed away on April 6, 2000, in Monastir, Tunisia
It is great to see you your video 😍 What a cool and kind taxi driver, how he try to communicate with you and show you the city. However, he said that at Mould Tunisian people go to Kairouan ,where are the the oldest and largest mosque Uqba Ibn Nafi, to celebrate. And he told you about the first president of Tunisia called Habib Bourguiba is original from Monastir. As for the independence of Tunisia it was in 1956. And welcome to Tunisia 🇹🇳
the time I watch your vlog its feels like im also traveling with you. thank you so much christ for the experience you always bringing to us ❤ btw, I started watching your vlog after your experience here in the Philippines thank you chris ❤
I already loved your friend. He is a nice people. he gave a Very good desert yummy!. And I love the leather painting you bought from him. Nice place!!! Believed that you enjoy the trip on the first class on the train to Sousse. Good luck my friend!❤️
Tunisians are like that because of our history and geographical location, it used to be a center of the ancient world and a hub for many civilizations. That makes hospitality implanted in Tunisians. Moreover It’s also your attitude that goes along way man. I live in Germany now but Tunisia‘s beauty and even scent and air is no where to be found on earth.
I travelled on a Tunisian train many years ago, your train looked luxurious in comparison. We had gaps between the windows and the wall panel , you could put your hand through them, such great memories 😂
Oh wow ! You dropped off in my town's ( Kalaa Seghira) Train station in Sousse I was surprised to see it haha. Quick tip. When you drop off there you find yellow cars called louages ( bigger than taxis) and it costs 0.850dt to take you to Sousse Medina!
Hi, Chris: Thank you so much for all your invaluable information of different parts of the world that I have not seen yet. Greetings from Canada, your neighour!
40:43 So funny you didn’t understand anything 😅. He is telling about the ex president Bourguiba that lived in Monastir city. And how everybody loves him. He said it’s a “souvenir”spot to visit. You were : Ahhh you worked there for 7 years! 😅. He actually stopped talking about himself a while ago and he’s just showing you around. Such a nice guy. Usually people like him think that everybody understands French they just don’t know that English took over French.
Mouled IS celebrated in almost all Muslim countries but the Assida is a purely Tunisian thing. Assidet Zgougou is made out of a cream made with pine seeds topped with that white cream and it's decorated with all kinds of nuts (both whole and powdered.): pistachios, wallnuts, pine nuts, almonds.. every person decorates differently .. In my family for example we split the top in 4 equal parts using pine nuts. We then fill each part with a kind of powdered nut and then top it with the corresponding whole nut.
Let me give you an advice, never ask a taxi how much. Just jump to the taxi, tell him that you are want to go to certain place and ask him to turn on the meter. Because when you ask a taxi driver how much - especially in big cities in Tunisia - he will make your trip very expensive ^_^
What a lovely man that shop owner is. When I went, they had this really spicy red paste, they gave me some in a bowl to take back to the hotel. I didn't know what to eat it with so just ate it as it was, then nearly died because it was so hot lol.
@@Travelwithchris The Amphitheatre of El Jem is Roman, not Carthaginian. Carthage was settled around 814 BC and The amphitheatre was built around 238 AD
Another option to move between cities is shared cabs called "louage". It costs 13.5 dinars to go from Tunis to Sousse, the ride takes 1h30 to 2 hours and you won't wait more than 15 minutes to get going. The downside is that it's not that comfortable if you're tall or overweight.
the taxi driver is so nice! he was basically saying that he was goign to give you a tour in sousse from his part which means its for free and you dont need to pay for it. then he tried to explain that kairouan is the most islamic and religious country in tunisia and it has a big mosque which one of the oldest places to worship in the islamic word, and since that day was the mouled people were celebrating all day and night long in the city fo kairouane so i guess he was suggesting that you visit it to see the celebrations closely he also kept talking about bourguiba which is the first president of tunisia who made history int unisia and he has a huge role in the deconolisation of tunisia by the french and he is originally from monastir (i think you should visit it someday its a clean and interesting place and it has a lot of history) and he was basically saying that sahel which means the coast of tunisia contains sousse monastir mahdia etc.. im trying to translate as much as i can so a lot of things will make more sense to you it was even hard for me as a tunisian to understand because he was speaking broken french and english😅
I think the Taxi driver was thinking that since you tipped you’d want the full concert. 50:45 😂. CLASSIC. You and your bro should’ve had your earplug case equipped. 😂😂😂
And he showed you " Monastir", the town of the first president of tunisia, Habib bourguiba ( the one on the horse in the center of tunis, near the fountain) 😁 ( I'm translating hahaha), welcome to tunisia again
Is what surprised me about Tunisia. today.. It's only english you ran into.. That was not the case when I lived there for 2 years. 1983 to 1985.. I am an USA Citizen
Most cities in Tunisia are safe and clean you just need to go and visit the north part (Bizerte), the north west (Tbarka, ElKef, Beja..) and the south. You will definitely see much better places than in the Sahel
Sorry the previous video uploaded before this one, I'm not sure how it happened, but I hope you enjoy it!
БЛАГОДАРЮ ВАС ЗА КРАСИВОЕ ВИДЕО..SOUSSE...Я ЖИТЬ ОТЕЛЬ МАРХАБА 3...МОРЕ КРАСИВЫЙ МЕДИНА...👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅
The president lives 2 km away from sidi boussaid
That shop owner was awesome. I love the way you interact with the locals.
Only Chris can have a whole conversation and pretend he understands while entertaining us as well. Master level engagement dude.
🤣🤣🤣 thank you so much bro, I appreciate that big time!
I love how friendly people are around the world.
Yes!!!
@@Travelwithchris Free Palestine
You can’t experience that type of hospitality everywhere, what a nice dude.
Yeah such great people!
@@TravelwithchrisThank you, my friend, for your kind words. Welcome to Tunisia 🥰✌️
Nice dude? really...
That painting does not cost more than 20 dinars,why else you think he gave him 50% discount?
What a manipulative guy.
I really appreciate the way you deal with locals. You are very friendly, humble, and respectful. Very nice video concept that makes your trip very close to reality . Welcome to my country🇹🇳
Thank you so much 🇹🇳🙏🏻
11:07 Zgougou is Aleppo pine seeds. The desert is constituted of Zgougou pudding (dark part) topped with vanilla pastry cream (light part) and then decorated with a variety of colorful nuts and candies. The silver candy is eatable and is traditionally used to specially decorate the Zgougou pudding. That’s the signature mark! Unlike pine nuts, Aleppo pine seeds are black which give the characteristic dark color to the Zgougou pudding. It’s a dessert that you only see in Tunisia and not elsewhere. Enjoy!!!! 🍮 🍨 🎉❤
If only the world was full of individuals like that shop keeper 👍
Yes absolutely! Such a great guy
What a relaxed dude with the shop and paintings giving you the desserts 🔥
Yes definitely! Such a great guy!
Very nice country ❤
Chris , you are so friendly , humble and lovable person . u resemble us (the Mediterraneans) .
Greetings from Tunisia to Latin America ❤🥰
Thanks so much for the support 🙏🏻
The conversation with the taxi driver killed me 😂😂😂. You look like you understand him, but you don't 😂😂 It is like a wrong movie subtitles😂. I love it.
😂😂😂
He speak French and he translate English 😂
@@yousfimarouene2637 yes 😅
@@simplythyme12 😅😅
This man just said " so mouled is the birth of the prophet Mohamed peace be upon him, i made it here in a perfect time" what an amazing thing to say , you have a good heart man.
My dad is from Tunisia. He always wanted to go back. I wanted to visit with him before he died. It looks beautiful on my bucket list now. Ty for the video.
Chris, you are a really wonderful young man and considerate of everyone's feelings, so although you did not understand most of the taxi driver's words, you enjoyed his words and reacted warmly to him, although he tried hard to convey the information. He's really a good man . Well, waiting for the next episode of your adventure in Sousse, I hope you have a good time❤❤. The train it certainly does not seem First Class at all, there are other trains that are better and more comfortable. Don't be upset, just adapt to the situation, some adventure doesn't hurt, does it😜😜
Thank you so much for the kind words! He was a great atxi driver! WOuld love to see him again!
Finally an hour vlog 🙌😎 don’t worry about the uploads getting mixed up bro, the point is that you’re being ACTIVE and CONSISTENT…so keep it up bro god bless 😎🫡
Keep em coming!
Thanks a lot brother, I always appreciate you taking the time to watch and leave comments! Hope you had a good weekend!
@@Travelwithchris no worries bro, this is the least I can do since you take ur time to show us all places around the world which is way more time consuming I feel like taking 1-3 minutes to comment won’t hurt me you know and to show the support bro 😎 🫡
Habib Bourguiba was born on August 3, 1903, in Monastir, Tunisia. Following independence, Bourguiba became the Prime Minister and then the first President of Tunisia. He served as Tunisia's President from 1957 to 1987. Habib Bourguiba spent his later years in relative seclusion and passed away on April 6, 2000, in Monastir, Tunisia
Thanks for that info!
It is great to see you your video 😍
What a cool and kind taxi driver, how he try to communicate with you and show you the city. However, he said that at Mould Tunisian people go to Kairouan ,where are the the oldest and largest mosque Uqba Ibn Nafi, to celebrate. And he told you about the first president of Tunisia called Habib Bourguiba is original from Monastir. As for the independence of Tunisia it was in 1956. And welcome to Tunisia 🇹🇳
Thank you so much for the support!
I lovvvve how respectful and kind you are of the local tradition, religion and people. Chris you rock!
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
You are the best ambassor of Tunisia Chris! Thanks for the great video! 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Thank you so much 🙏🏻❤️🇹🇳
Always a pleasure watching your videos Chris! You get along with the people of my beloved country , as if you're one of them!
Thank you for this video, I love your mindset ! I hope your journey in Tunisia will be amazing from beginning to the end.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
the time I watch your vlog its feels like im also traveling with you. thank you so much christ for the experience you always bringing to us ❤ btw, I started watching your vlog after your experience here in the Philippines thank you chris ❤
Thank you so much for the support 🙏🏻
I love your videos! Im binging them❤ love your mindset and how respectful you are
You should definitely visit the north west region Chris (Dougga, Tabarka, ElKef) ! lots of history and nature over there + warm people
Yes I have too!
I share your opinion Myriam I also said this to him in a previous video 🥰✌️🇹🇳🇹🇳
What a sweet guy! He made a great tour guide!
Yes he was amazing!
That driver was fabulous love how he showed you his country❤❤❤❤
He was a great guy!
Thank you, friend. You are also welcome in Tunisia 🥰✌️
I already loved your friend. He is a nice people. he gave a Very good desert yummy!. And I love the leather painting you bought from him. Nice place!!! Believed that you enjoy the trip on the first class on the train to Sousse. Good luck my friend!❤️
Thank you so much for the support!
Tunisians are like that because of our history and geographical location, it used to be a center of the ancient world and a hub for many civilizations. That makes hospitality implanted in Tunisians. Moreover It’s also your attitude that goes along way man. I live in Germany now but Tunisia‘s beauty and even scent and air is no where to be found on earth.
We tunesian are so great because the religious faith we have our religion teaches us everything. To be the best. ✌🏼😎☝🏼
Thank you for the beautiful picture you presented to the world on Tunisia again thank you very very much and you're welcome anytime ❤️❤️
The beach views looked beautiful.
I travelled on a Tunisian train many years ago, your train looked luxurious in comparison. We had gaps between the windows and the wall panel , you could put your hand through them, such great memories 😂
really nice and friendly people’s i will visit Tunisia only 3.15 minutes from London thanks for sharing beautiful videos 👍
Hi Chris you are an amazing man salute from london uk I am Tunisian living in 🇬🇧 I miss my country🇹🇳
Thanks a lot for the support
Yoh are welcome love and peace ✌❤
Oh wow ! You dropped off in my town's ( Kalaa Seghira) Train station in Sousse I was surprised to see it haha. Quick tip. When you drop off there you find yellow cars called louages ( bigger than taxis) and it costs 0.850dt to take you to Sousse Medina!
Ma infatti... Non si può scendere a Sousse in centro? 🤔
Hi, Chris: Thank you so much for all your invaluable information of different parts of the world that I have not seen yet. Greetings from Canada, your neighour!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Chris you are the best.abd nice person...from malta..engoy
Tunisia hospitality at it's finest
Yes 🙌🏻
Thanks for all the videos
Hey I just found your vlogs, you are an amazing person! Thank you for sharing your travels !!
Be safe 🙏 🎉 ❤
That place your staying at looks pretty nice too and there's a kitty cat behind you👍
40:43 So funny you didn’t understand anything 😅. He is telling about the ex president Bourguiba that lived in Monastir city. And how everybody loves him. He said it’s a “souvenir”spot to visit. You were : Ahhh you worked there for 7 years! 😅. He actually stopped talking about himself a while ago and he’s just showing you around. Such a nice guy. Usually people like him think that everybody understands French they just don’t know that English took over French.
Chris you're such a lovely guy, I love how you were so nice with the taxi driver.....
Thank you so much, he was a great guy!
Hi Chris, you look like Tunisian, and you are so nice. Thank you and welcome to Tunisia 🎉
Bienvenue à Sousse ma ville natale. Si j'étais sur place j'aurai aimé t'accompagner sans problème et te faire découvrir ma chère ville.
Thank you so much!
Bro you got a touristic guide for free ❤❤❤ keep it up
Yes!!! 🙏🏻❤️
Tunisia golden so golden ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nice vlog as always enjoy sousse 🇹🇳
Glad you enjoyed it
You should absolutely visit the new sousse mall ❤👌👌👌
nice trippppp nice country and cool people 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
You are our guests, welcome at all times 🥰✌️
🙏🏻🇹🇳❤️
Mouled IS celebrated in almost all Muslim countries but the Assida is a purely Tunisian thing. Assidet Zgougou is made out of a cream made with pine seeds topped with that white cream and it's decorated with all kinds of nuts (both whole and powdered.): pistachios, wallnuts, pine nuts, almonds.. every person decorates differently .. In my family for example we split the top in 4 equal parts using pine nuts. We then fill each part with a kind of powdered nut and then top it with the corresponding whole nut.
❤❤❤my favorite vendor in Tunisia 🇹🇳❤
Good morning sir.😊 I am glad that you and your brother and I are enjoying your time there 🙂👍
Let me give you an advice, never ask a taxi how much. Just jump to the taxi, tell him that you are want to go to certain place and ask him to turn on the meter. Because when you ask a taxi driver how much - especially in big cities in Tunisia - he will make your trip very expensive ^_^
What a lovely man that shop owner is. When I went, they had this really spicy red paste, they gave me some in a bowl to take back to the hotel. I didn't know what to eat it with so just ate it as it was, then nearly died because it was so hot lol.
wow very interest your vloges brother😍
Welcome to my city Sousse ❤️😌
I enjoyed your vlogs
Thank you so much!
You're welcome, man
Thank you for the support!
Great video Bro Chris 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
love your videos! great work
Great job ❤
That guy is going to be your friend every time you go there 🙂👍
That poor taxi driver trying to explain the history of tunisia in a kinda french to you, but he was very nice
You should try the louages , longvdistant taxis that are really cheap and only leave when they’re full
Great video as always, we need a little promotion about our Carthaginian history, please try to mention it in one of your videos
Thank you so much! I talked about it quite a bit on my El Jem video, I hope you watch that one
@@Travelwithchris The Amphitheatre of El Jem is Roman, not Carthaginian.
Carthage was settled around 814 BC and The amphitheatre was built around 238 AD
I cant wait till I m in tunesia
wow very nice experience friend
Thank you so much 🙂
you're welcome@@Travelwithchris
Really enjoyed the taxi ride, that man was fantastic 😊
Another option to move between cities is shared cabs called "louage". It costs 13.5 dinars to go from Tunis to Sousse, the ride takes 1h30 to 2 hours and you won't wait more than 15 minutes to get going. The downside is that it's not that comfortable if you're tall or overweight.
the taxi driver is so nice! he was basically saying that he was goign to give you a tour in sousse from his part which means its for free and you dont need to pay for it. then he tried to explain that kairouan is the most islamic and religious country in tunisia and it has a big mosque which one of the oldest places to worship in the islamic word, and since that day was the mouled people were celebrating all day and night long in the city fo kairouane so i guess he was suggesting that you visit it to see the celebrations closely
he also kept talking about bourguiba which is the first president of tunisia who made history int unisia and he has a huge role in the deconolisation of tunisia by the french and he is originally from monastir (i think you should visit it someday its a clean and interesting place and it has a lot of history) and he was basically saying that sahel which means the coast of tunisia contains sousse monastir mahdia etc..
im trying to translate as much as i can so a lot of things will make more sense to you it was even hard for me as a tunisian to understand because he was speaking broken french and english😅
Thank you so much for watching and for all of that info
In 4 days I Will be in tunesia ❤
Have an amazing trip!
Coming from Tunis, you missed Sousse's train station, which is actually not far from the statue of Tunisia's first president on the horse.
Thanks a lot for the support!
Maybe u want to come see Kairouan ..its just 45 minute from sousse..historical place u will see such a very good place
I need to go!
Im here for any help or guide u want🎉❤
Vive tunisia bro and you're welcome anytime
I think the Taxi driver was thinking that since you tipped you’d want the full concert. 50:45 😂. CLASSIC. You and your bro should’ve had your earplug case equipped. 😂😂😂
ahahaha definitely bro! Wait until you see the nightlife video! Lots of good beers out this way! I hope you and the wife have a great weekend brother!
@@Travelwithchris can’t wait!!! And again….need Bail Money, 🤙
Awesome ❤❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Wonderful ❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Go to aga Caffe its near your hotel 👍👍👌 take a tea by the evning the feeling is amazing and the atmosphere
I will have to check that out!
don't forget to make an excursion into matmata in the south of tunisia
I want to go just to meet him!
Welcome to Tunisia
SOUSSE..КРАСИВЫЙ ГОРОД Я БЫЛА..МАРХАБА 3 ..ОТЕЛЬ ПРИВЕТСТВУЮ ВАС...ШЕФ ПОВАР..ВКУСНО ГОТОВИЛ КУС КУС...ЕДА...ДОБРЫЙ ВЕЧЕР....🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺💞💞💞💞💞💞💞🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅
33:26 El Jem is SUPER !!!!
Yes it is!
SOUSSE..Я НРАВИТЬСЯ ЭТОТ ПЛЯЖ Я КУПАТЬСЯ...ЕСТЬ КАФЕ...НА ЭТОЙ УЛИЦЕ...РЯДОМ РЕСТОРАН ПИЦЦИА...ТУК ТУК..МЕДИНА КРАСИВАЯ...МАРХАБА ОТЕЛЬ ПРИВЕТСТВУЮ ВАС...ШЕФ ПОВАР ВКУСНО ГОТОВИЛ КУС КУС...ДОБРЫЙ ВЕЧЕР...КРАСИВЫЙ ГОРОД..🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅
The taxi driver said he was gonna give you a tour of sousse for free ✌️😁😁
And he showed you his badges to tell you that you are safe and you have no reason to worry! What a great man! 🥰
And he showed you " Monastir", the town of the first president of tunisia, Habib bourguiba ( the one on the horse in the center of tunis, near the fountain) 😁 ( I'm translating hahaha), welcome to tunisia again
That is amazing!
I live in West Covina. Have you ever had food poisoning while traveling?
I'm living in sousse if you need any information or any help welcome I hope you enjoy your vacation here... 🌊🌅
the train you were just unlucky to get the old ones at that time :3
Wow I would've loved to see the new ones!
Chris you have a strange attraction to me when see your thumb nail immediately click on you ❤ love from the heart of Pakistan Lahore ❤
Bro i am not a fan of dragging luggage around but it is fun watching you struggle with it LOL
🤣🤣 glad you got a kick out of that one bro, because that sucked lol
@@Travelwithchris well I would suffer to be there with you but still not fun to drag stuff around.
you should visit carthage!!
I definitely will!
Is what surprised me about Tunisia. today.. It's only english you ran into.. That was not the case when I lived there for 2 years. 1983 to 1985.. I am an USA
Citizen
جميل جدا هاد الفيديو معاك عبدالله شكور من الدارالبيضاء المغرب
Man Nothing but nice people all around from the shop owner to the taxi driver giving yall a free tour. Hopefully a 2.0 series comes soon. 🫡
Foreals bro! It was all good vibes! Plenty more videos on the way, but I will most definitely be back!
Sahel means coast
Souse Monastir and Mahdia are located in the east coast of Tunisia.
And obviously Sahel is the safest and cleanest part of Tunisia
Most cities in Tunisia are safe and clean you just need to go and visit the north part (Bizerte), the north west (Tbarka, ElKef, Beja..) and the south. You will definitely see much better places than in the Sahel
I appreciate all the info 🙏🏻
That was a great taxi driver! 🎉
The ride to the Hotel is 20 minutes, Taking the phone number of the Taxi man was 50 minutes 😂😂 man he is a slow-motion
I have a house in Bou Merdes but I Will visit sousse, eljem, monastir, ,sidi Bou Saïd, Tunis, sfax… i love traveling in tunesia
Amazing! I will definitely be back again!