I just came back from Albania and bought Raki.I'm from Bulgaria and we also make Rakia but our is colorful and more flavoured and we consume it with salads not with coffee . I find Albania exotic with lot's of orange, lemon, olive and palm 🌴 trees all over the place.
interesting mentality towards foreigners, my father explained to me when i was little, to create a strong bond with a foreigner in case of war we have somewhere to flee to, an ideology passed to him by his father, my father had three egyptian friends they would visit us once a year and he would visit them once a year as well, my father even went to egypt to attend their weddings, one of them gave my father a jacket made from camel's leather that he treasured
Thanks again, Jason. I love how you seek out and interact with the locals to give us a taste of what life, and the people you meet along the way, are all about. Loving the connections you make with people wherever you go and their countries' history, culture and beautiful landscapes! More, please! 🥰🇦🇱
Albania’s beautiful! I didn’t get to try much cuisine or local drinks as everything went into lockdown a few hours after I entered the country, only a few bakeries and supermarkets were open. I see videos like this and feel like I need to go back!
At 6:17, when the man in the bike said “Smarr vesh. Ça është?” He was saying “I don’t understand you, what is it? (pointing at camera)” LMAO i was laughing so hard at that 😭
Nice job thanks for sharing it as an Albanian living abroad I thank you visiting my country and making this video. Albania needs to be more explored from others and be appreciated our natural beauty, hospitality, food. We welcome everyone❤️🇦🇱✌️
I’m glade that you’re having fun in Albania 🇦🇱, as an Albanian live in Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 definitely want to visit the places you visited , thanks for showing us the beautiful places , if u come to Sydney I’ll show u around bro.
That was really nice of the family to host you and give you a bottle of Raci I think thats how you said it. But thank you and will be following along for your next adventure
Thank you for these amazing views from the Vlora Bay. I was born there but haven't been back in many years, and seeing it again made me happy. Enjoy the rest of your Albania trip! PS. Since you're British you have to try some delicious Mediterranean Mountain Tea called 'Çaj (Chai) Mali', if you ask at the fruit stands they should be able to direct you.
@@zebawan5376 @Zeb Awan Hi Zeb, 'Forza Azzurri' is actually an Italian motto in support of their national football team, where 'Azzurri' means 'Light Blues' (which is an Arabic word borrowed by the Italian language). In regards to Islamic culture being revived in Albania, I would not say that is the case, mainly due to Albania being a culturally secular country. This means that Albanians' lifestyle and socials norms are not based on religious values, they are rather based on the Albanian identity itself, which has its own unique ethics and traditional values. On the contrary, Albania is on its way to joining the European Union with 90% of public support. This also shows the natural affinity with the Western and European way of life rather than the Islamic one. Albania is though the most tolerant country in the world, this likely due to the strong Albanian identity which requires you to help someone in need, regardless of faith, race, or nationality. So no religion has been able to, or will ever be able to replace Albanian values and culture. You can see this strong identity survive throughout history, since when the Ottomans invaded for 500 years, or when Albanians migrated to Italy in the 14th century and they still speak today that same language, handed down from one generation to the next. Thank you for the question Zeb, have a great day!
Religion is a personal matter in Albania 🇦🇱 I'm Albanian.....my mom is Catholic my dad is Muslim, never been a problem, after all Albanias all have the same Religion...Albania is the Religion of Albanias 🇦🇱
9:32 Marigo Posio is the women who sewed (or embroidered) the flag raised by Ismail Qemali during the Albanian Declaration of Independence in Vlorë on 28 November 1912. She’s not the creator lol
Jason thank you for your video! :) I really enjoyed watching and seeing all the sites you visited! :) Thank you for filming, editing, and adding online titles and music :) Really enjoyed all your commentary! :) Looking forward to watching your next video from Albania! :) All the best from Nova Scotia! :)
Did you know scotland was referred to albania at one point? Both countries use bagpipes and kelts (fustanella) too, both countries very mountainous and have the highlander culture, etc
I notice one thing the relaitively poor coutry has more peace and more hosptility....ultimate peace is actually lead a simple life with love and in love
Thua ti qe nuk eshte e vertete,,te vertetat i shohim ne tv cdo nate,,,une jetoj ne greqi prej vitesh,,,por kur vete ne fshat te ha pluhri dhe gropat,,,shkaterrohen makinat duhet ti besh servis cdo jave
@@AnnaAnna-ph6wq Nuk e kisha fjalen per rruge te asflatuara por per ato qe investohet ne to dhe nuk mbarojne kurre. Ka shume fshatra qe as me makine nuk shkon.
The grave at the monastery belonged to the woman called Marigo who sew the flag for the Independence Day of Albania in 1912, even though the original Albanian flag existed since 1444 when Skanderbeg flew it for the first time over the castle of Kruja and fought against the Ottomans with that flag, but it wasn't used anymore after the Ottoman invaded Albanian completely until the Independence Day. That mosque used to be a Byzantine church and was converted into a mosque during Suleman the Great era, even though some think it was built as a mosque.
it existed before 1444 and was used by many Albanian noble families before but in 1444 it became the national flag of all Albanians after the league of lezha
I could'nt have think that rakı and turkish coffee would compliment each other in Turkey , its almost like a rule that the two of them go as solo. Of course in Turkey most people doesn't drink pure rakı, you fill a quarter of the glass with rakı and the rest with water or with the coffee you have a glass of water with it and usually there is a piece of turkish delight or a piece of chocolate too but combining turkish coffee and rakı is added to my wishlist
Turkish raki is something different from albanian raki and also the tradition is different . We can drink raki and turkish coffe even espresso with raki . There are so much kind of albanian raki . Grape raki and different tastes due to the kind of grape , mulberry raki , blackberry raki , pllums raki , and mor and more , even honey raki sometimes 😂
I was reading about travelling to Albania & it said that you have to either show proof you're fully vaxxinated or recovered from it. I didn't get vaxxed nor have I gotten the illness. Am I able to go there?
No you can visit albania with a negative PCR-test that's not older than 72 hours. You can also visit albania without a test, but then you need to stay 10 day in quarantine while in albania, which you probably don't want to since you're going for vacation.
Good morning :) Hi Jason beautiful Old World reminded me of Slovania when we were there:) Love love the fruit stand where you can buy fresh fruits and potatoes. I laughed, when you said, fish and turned out cheese haha Lost in translation :) Awwwwww the puppy looked like my puppy Rocky a black Labrador hallo baby loves!!!!
Albania is indeed very beautiful, and that is not surprising if you don't pay attention to media's stereotypes. Lovely beaches, stunning scenery, and hospitable people
Albanians are some of the most hospitable people! Of course it’s poorer than other countries in the region but that doesn’t equate to less safe, You’d love it there trust me
Loved the looks of your lunch! That fish! , That salad! Those fries!....is it always that quite there or is it because of the pandemic/off season? Doesn't even seem to be a lot of activity on the streets from locals and not much traffic...just curious???🤔
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Correction: the little mosque (Muradie mosque) is one of the oldest built in Albania, 1537. It was a new built not like many other mosques across Albania that were built on existing Christian structures.
I don't know if that rakı was the same as the one we have in Turkey but if it is then good job keeping a straight face after drinking it on its own :). Internet is full of westerners trying Turkish rakı on its own (which hardly anyone does) and hating it afterwards. For those who don't know in Turkey people drink it after diluting it with water and there is always food (different types of mezes) to go with it.
Serhat Maras.. I don't know what kind of rakia you have in turkey but I don't think it's the same as the Albanian one ours is too strong it is made from so many different fruits and nobody buys raki in supermarkets in Albania every family does it in their home...on the other hand, rakia and alcohol are not used much in Turkey because of religion..I have heard that even in weddings you use tea or non alcoholic drinks like fanta ect is true??
@@lagjescuni5482 depends on the wedding you are going to. if the couple is religious then yea there is no alcohol. Rakı in Turkey is made from grapes and aniseed and some people also do at home and internet says that version is similar to yours. both are very strong and that's why people add water to dilute it. I'm not a fan though. I hate it's smell :)
I just came back from Albania and bought Raki.I'm from Bulgaria and we also make Rakia but our is colorful and more flavoured and we consume it with salads not with coffee .
I find Albania exotic with lot's of orange, lemon, olive and palm 🌴 trees all over the place.
interesting mentality towards foreigners, my father explained to me when i was little, to create a strong bond with a foreigner in case of war we have somewhere to flee to, an ideology passed to him by his father, my father had three egyptian friends they would visit us once a year and he would visit them once a year as well, my father even went to egypt to attend their weddings, one of them gave my father a jacket made from camel's leather that he treasured
Thanks again, Jason. I love how you seek out and interact with the locals to give us a taste of what life, and the people you meet along the way, are all about. Loving the connections you make with people wherever you go and their countries' history, culture and beautiful landscapes!
More, please! 🥰🇦🇱
Cheers Linda!
Nuk e njeh ti kete, pis njeri eshte.
@@etnalutt3492 : pse thua kështu?? Unë per here te pare po e shikoj faktikisht.
Albania’s beautiful! I didn’t get to try much cuisine or local drinks as everything went into lockdown a few hours after I entered the country, only a few bakeries and supermarkets were open. I see videos like this and feel like I need to go back!
At 6:17, when the man in the bike said “Smarr vesh. Ça është?” He was saying “I don’t understand you, what is it? (pointing at camera)” LMAO i was laughing so hard at that 😭
RIGHT LIKE 😭😭
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5:57 Cigaris 🤣
Nice job thanks for sharing it as an Albanian living abroad I thank you visiting my country and making this video. Albania needs to be more explored from others and be appreciated our natural beauty, hospitality, food. We welcome everyone❤️🇦🇱✌️
They seem to be very wonderful and hospitable people.
I always enjoy your videos. Your meeting with the locals is my favorite part. Your host's home is quite beautiful to go along with being nice people.
Good to know. They were lovely. Cheers James!
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Local is very hospitable and friendly..
Ur albanian is so good
THIS IS SOME PURE QUALITY CONTENT BROTHER GOD BLESS YOU I HOPE YOU SUCCEED!
I’m glade that you’re having fun in Albania 🇦🇱, as an Albanian live in Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 definitely want to visit the places you visited , thanks for showing us the beautiful places , if u come to Sydney I’ll show u around bro.
I couldn’t stop laughing, meat is mish not pish 😂😂
cringed so hard
So your albanian
@@royalsfidgets527 no, but would it be a problem if I was?!!
George Harding I don’t think so
Great video !
Albanians are great people !
Thanks for visiting our country
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That was really nice of the family to host you and give you a bottle of Raci I think thats how you said it. But thank you and will be following along for your next adventure
Superb 💜💜💜
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Beautiful house beautiful country love this 💝🌼🌸👍
I love to watch new nice places like this.
Jason, your videos have a very relaxed humanistic style that is unique. Thank you.
Congratulations Jason for beautiful video and very family Albania.. thanks you..👍💪💪♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️😉🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🌹🌹
Great Video. Thanks for sharing. Fan from Canada
Thaks for yar vysed 🇦🇱👏
How awesome to be able to spend time with the locals!
It was great!
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Thank you for these amazing views from the Vlora Bay. I was born there but haven't been back in many years, and seeing it again made me happy. Enjoy the rest of your Albania trip!
PS. Since you're British you have to try some delicious Mediterranean Mountain Tea called 'Çaj (Chai) Mali', if you ask at the fruit stands they should be able to direct you.
Your name suggests you muslim heritage. Can you shed light whether Islamic culture is being revived their or not? Love to hear your thoughts
@@zebawan5376 @Zeb Awan Hi Zeb, 'Forza Azzurri' is actually an Italian motto in support of their national football team, where 'Azzurri' means 'Light Blues' (which is an Arabic word borrowed by the Italian language). In regards to Islamic culture being revived in Albania, I would not say that is the case, mainly due to Albania being a culturally secular country. This means that Albanians' lifestyle and socials norms are not based on religious values, they are rather based on the Albanian identity itself, which has its own unique ethics and traditional values. On the contrary, Albania is on its way to joining the European Union with 90% of public support. This also shows the natural affinity with the Western and European way of life rather than the Islamic one. Albania is though the most tolerant country in the world, this likely due to the strong Albanian identity which requires you to help someone in need, regardless of faith, race, or nationality. So no religion has been able to, or will ever be able to replace Albanian values and culture. You can see this strong identity survive throughout history, since when the Ottomans invaded for 500 years, or when Albanians migrated to Italy in the 14th century and they still speak today that same language, handed down from one generation to the next. Thank you for the question Zeb, have a great day!
Religion is a personal matter in Albania 🇦🇱
I'm Albanian.....my mom is Catholic my dad is Muslim, never been a problem, after all Albanias all have the same Religion...Albania is the Religion of Albanias 🇦🇱
9:32 Marigo Posio is the women who sewed (or embroidered) the flag raised by Ismail Qemali during the Albanian Declaration of Independence in Vlorë on 28 November 1912. She’s not the creator lol
Love from Albania❤
Woow very nice ❣️ watching from the Philippines 😊💖
Jason thank you for your video! :) I really enjoyed watching and seeing all the sites you visited! :) Thank you for filming, editing, and adding online titles and music :) Really enjoyed all your commentary! :) Looking forward to watching your next video from Albania! :) All the best from Nova Scotia! :)
Did you know scotland was referred to albania at one point? Both countries use bagpipes and kelts (fustanella) too, both countries very mountainous and have the highlander culture, etc
@@pena1197 Nova Scotia eshte ne Kanada or mik.
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Thank you, I appreciate the off beatten path destination, you're brave!
Sea view is beautiful
Vlora ime e Bukure ❤🙏👍
Thank you for recommending my country to the rest of the world..
This family is superb. What a good time!
They were wonderful!
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That family so friendly
They were great!
Great video as always! Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
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Come to Divjakë pleaseeee ,you'll not be regret for such a beaty and interesting things you'll see 🙏🙏🙏🌟🌟
6:12 he keeps asking you what it is. He keeps repeating the question “what is it?”
Very cool and humble youtuber
Your travel and positivity is really what we need , thank you for taking us with you! Safe travel! :)
Thank you!
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Enjoy Albania 😍
I notice one thing the relaitively poor coutry has more peace and more hosptility....ultimate peace is actually lead a simple life with love and in love
Relatively poor in what aspect? I rarely see homeless or starving people and I go every year, I see more in the UK
Great video
Love raki, even better when homemade and mixed with strawberry syrup! Like they do in Crete.
Lovely Video as Always Jason 👌. Stella & her family So So welcoming😀. What a Lovely gift of homemade Raki☘✌.
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Jason brings joy in his videos. Thanks
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Wooden pathway to the monastery was amazing...enjoyed the episode
Was very cool.
Shqiperia ka vende te bukura po rruget e fshatit ja prishin,,,
Nuk eshte e vertet. Rruget e fshatit jane shume te bukura por ato investime te pa menduara mire e bejne te duken keq.
Thua ti qe nuk eshte e vertete,,te vertetat i shohim ne tv cdo nate,,,une jetoj ne greqi prej vitesh,,,por kur vete ne fshat te ha pluhri dhe gropat,,,shkaterrohen makinat duhet ti besh servis cdo jave
@@AnnaAnna-ph6wq Nuk e kisha fjalen per rruge te asflatuara por per ato qe investohet ne to dhe nuk mbarojne kurre. Ka shume fshatra qe as me makine nuk shkon.
Hello Jason!
Thanks a lot for your amazing video.
Take care.
Cheers Francisco!
Hi Jason, your emotions and words are genuine....🇵🇰🇬🇧
Well done mate handling RAKIA like a real man
As far as the misspelling of the words
Happens but congrats however worth trying
Enjoy 😉
Beautiful family
Just a little correction, the person who sew the independence flag was a woman Marigo Posio (Paçi)(Marigo is an albanian female name) xD
I wish you come back to Algeria to visit us ❤️ i'm from Algeria 🇩🇿
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Wonderful!! As always you videos are amazing!!!! Thank you.
Happy you like them!
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Hi jayson always take care.
Visit kosovo they are the same and very nice people
Hope you will go to Durres
What name the song 16:02
Hello jason
Good to see you best video
The grave at the monastery belonged to the woman called Marigo who sew the flag for the Independence Day of Albania in 1912, even though the original Albanian flag existed since 1444 when Skanderbeg flew it for the first time over the castle of Kruja and fought against the Ottomans with that flag, but it wasn't used anymore after the Ottoman invaded Albanian completely until the Independence Day. That mosque used to be a Byzantine church and was converted into a mosque during Suleman the Great era, even though some think it was built as a mosque.
it existed before 1444 and was used by many Albanian noble families before but in 1444 it became the national flag of all Albanians after the league of lezha
@@lagjescuni5482 True, but Skanderbeg nationalized it.
@@dios1ish868 not only scanderbeg all the Albanian princes of the league of lezha they chose it as their national flag
Pish in Albanian means pine tree ❗😀
New Camera? The quality is fantastic!
GoPro for the subtlety. Quality on my usual camera is a lot better but a lot less discrete. Glad you think the quality is still good though.
@@JasonBillamTravel I sure did, specifically whatever you filmed the intro with.
Well Done. Beautiful Walking tour. Keep it up
With Love💓💓 from Emma; The Walking Lover from London
I could'nt have think that rakı and turkish coffee would compliment each other in Turkey , its almost like a rule that the two of them go as solo. Of course in Turkey most people doesn't drink pure rakı, you fill a quarter of the glass with rakı and the rest with water or with the coffee you have a glass of water with it and usually there is a piece of turkish delight or a piece of chocolate too but combining turkish coffee and rakı is added to my wishlist
Each to their own I guess haha. It was quite nice, I’d try the same combo again for sure.
Turkish Coffe and Raki is an Albanian thing. Or just plain raki and some beef jerky or some steak is the best.
Turkish raki is something different from albanian raki and also the tradition is different . We can drink raki and turkish coffe even espresso with raki . There are so much kind of albanian raki . Grape raki and different tastes due to the kind of grape , mulberry raki , blackberry raki , pllums raki , and mor and more , even honey raki sometimes 😂
Lol Pish means to drink. Mish means meat. I think that's why the lady was a bit confused. Good try though!
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Amazing 💟
I was reading about travelling to Albania & it said that you have to either show proof you're fully vaxxinated or recovered from it. I didn't get vaxxed nor have I gotten the illness. Am I able to go there?
No you can visit albania with a negative PCR-test that's not older than 72 hours. You can also visit albania without a test, but then you need to stay 10 day in quarantine while in albania, which you probably don't want to since you're going for vacation.
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if you are still in Albania , don't leave without visiting Butrint , love ypur content
Noted!
You mean Vouthroto
The best city in the ballkans
Good morning :)
Hi Jason beautiful Old World reminded me of Slovania when we were there:)
Love love the fruit stand where you can buy fresh fruits and potatoes. I laughed, when you said, fish and turned out cheese haha
Lost in translation :)
Awwwwww the puppy looked like my puppy Rocky a black Labrador hallo baby loves!!!!
Was trying to say "Mish" which means meat but he sounded like he was saying fish lol 😆
Albania looks surprisingly beautiful. Did you ever feel a little off or unsafe at times at certain places?
Albania is indeed very beautiful, and that is not surprising if you don't pay attention to media's stereotypes. Lovely beaches, stunning scenery, and hospitable people
It’s a very safe country.
Albanians are some of the most hospitable people! Of course it’s poorer than other countries in the region but that doesn’t equate to less safe, You’d love it there trust me
Loved the looks of your lunch! That fish! , That salad! Those fries!....is it always that quite there or is it because of the pandemic/off season? Doesn't even seem to be a lot of activity on the streets from locals and not much traffic...just curious???🤔
It's off season right now. No tourists and the locals were indoors because of the rain.
Yep, off season!
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Thanks Leonor!
@@JasonBillamTravel you are very welcome Jason 😇 you do a great job... I love your channel. ... amazing TOURS👏 HAVE A LOVELY DAY TODAY☕
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Happy to hear that, haha.
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Lere xhevairin oo Gimi se je ne kishe 😂😂😂
Please.. Come to indonesia again bruh. 🙏
bro pish is piss lmaoo meat is called mish with a M. hahahah the woman in the bakery was so confused
E re mire mos bertit
The put raki in fridge 🤣
How much your hieght??
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700 thousand bunkers not 170 thousand!! Maybe they are left about 200 thousand!!
Oh they gave you the djathe**
6:17 lmao Im dead to cringe to watch this as a albanian😆
Correction: the little mosque (Muradie mosque) is one of the oldest built in Albania, 1537. It was a new built not like many other mosques across Albania that were built on existing Christian structures.
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When are you going to visit Pakistan?
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Hahahaha you said that wrong 🤦♂️. It's not pish but it is mish 😂. Anyway cheese is not bad either 👌
Haha, I will know for next time!
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Mia San mia
@@BgMia_San_Mia NE JEMI NE 💪💪💪💪
A ginger guy to my city ,that's fucking 1 in a milion 😊😁
Wow! I invite you to Bulgaria. Let’s get around and make a vlog together.
I just found your video
And i really enjoy your video
Not pish but MISH (meat) hahah
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I don't know if that rakı was the same as the one we have in Turkey but if it is then good job keeping a straight face after drinking it on its own :). Internet is full of westerners trying Turkish rakı on its own (which hardly anyone does) and hating it afterwards. For those who don't know in Turkey people drink it after diluting it with water and there is always food (different types of mezes) to go with it.
I quite like the taste of it tbh. Probably down to the excess of spirits consumed during my time at university in England..
Serhat Maras.. I don't know what kind of rakia you have in turkey but I don't think it's the same as the Albanian one ours is too strong it is made from so many different fruits and nobody buys raki in supermarkets in Albania every family does it in their home...on the other hand, rakia and alcohol are not used much in Turkey because of religion..I have heard that even in weddings you use tea or non alcoholic drinks like fanta ect is true??
@@lagjescuni5482 depends on the wedding you are going to. if the couple is religious then yea there is no alcohol. Rakı in Turkey is made from grapes and aniseed and some people also do at home and internet says that version is similar to yours. both are very strong and that's why people add water to dilute it. I'm not a fan though. I hate it's smell :)
We drink raki without water. Makes no sense to add water in raki .
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If they knew you, you wouldn't have been invited!
I have seen e before, I know your attitude!
Bro i guess you get drunk in their home. They will make you drink,its a custom in our city 😂👌