The road you were heading to was closed a long time ago, and opened 6 months ago, but if you find yourself in a similar situation, tell them that you are heading to the capital, are adventurous and love the mountainous roads to get there.
That’s what I did. I was there 40 minutes but only filmed a few mins. They said only people with a special authorisation can continue. I simply documented that my route was going through that access restricted area, the soldiers stopped me and told me to go back and reroute. I followed their instructions, I did not complain nor made a fuss about it.
You are right, everyone who passes has a permit, and they all live in that area, but army personnel monitor and protect the area because it was suffering in the 1990s from the presence of armed individuals, and despite their elimination, the army is still protecting it. There are still places in front of you with beautiful, adventurous views, then Arib, then Ben Allal, then Miliana, then Ain Turki, then Boumedfa, then Afron, then Al-Hatatba, then Al-kolea, then Zeralda, then the capital.
The army told you that you're on the wrong path to go to the capital, and the young one was very cool There are areas that are heavely garded, and its for your safety to not let you cross this road, because if something bad happen to you they will be the first responsible I hope that you had fun on other areas and you're always welcome here
Well, that's how a trip should be. Full of everything. Let's take the fact as it is and enjoy it as a beautiful full story. ❤ You are the most welcome my friend to Algeria.
I'm happy to see foreigners visiting our country, and I am delighted to see Davide here in Algeria! Davide embarked on a long journey across the planet. On August 13, 2015, he started cycling in Alaska heading to Patagonia crossing the entire length of the Americas. He then cycled across Africa from Cape Town in South Africa to Cairo in Egypt. Then he racked the north most point and the south most point of Europe. So far he visited more than 59 countries and pedaled over 87,000Km! He had a lot of adventures and had dangerous and breathtaking moments like when he came face to face with a grizzly bear or when a black bear ripped his front panniers and trashed his tent or that other time that a truck reversed into him and many more adventures, despite all that he never stopped what he's doing due to his passion for cycling and traveling around the globe. Thank you for adding Algeria to your list and for showing our beautiful country, culture, and nature, and showing to all the world how friendly the Algerian people are, it's true Algerian is a continent not just a country. Thank you again Davide and welcome home 🚴♀❤
Hey man, Iove what you do! I still have family in Algiers so the next time you decide to visit you're more than welcome for a pit stop! Maybe we can help with more! Keep painting a good picture of the world through your bike ride! If need anything, let me know!
In Algeria, prices are written in centi, which is the basis of the dinar currency, so the number appears large. For example, if you price something that costs one dollar and say one hundred cents, they are the same thing.
الجزائر امنة جدا ولكن تصرفات البعض توحى بان البلد ليس امن ..وهذا يسيىء الى سمعة الجزائر ويعرقل اقتصادها ليس السياحة فقط انما هناك منظمات دولية تصنف البلدان حسب درجة الامان بها واذا صنفت بلدا ما انه غير امن او اقل امنا يصبح التامين غالى وبالتالى يعزف المستثمرون عن الاستثمار بالجزائر لانهم يدفعون اموالا اكثر من دول اخرى للتأمين على مصانعهم ومؤسساتهم ... وحتى تذاكر السفر الى الجزائر تكون غالية لان شركات الطيران تدفع اموالا اكثر للتأمين على طائراتها ..
لدواعي امنية وخطورة المنطقة على السياح ولكن ذالك لايفسر المستوى المتدني للحديث و اللغة و التواصل رغم ان نقطة التفتيش ربما تحتوى على اشخاص ذو مستوى لغوى جيد لذالكمثل هذه المظاهر ماتجعل السياحة لاتتقدم
Yes, although I knew that it was a restricted area because a guy warned me a km earlier but I had climbed for the whole afternoon so I really wanted to make sure as the translation was not very clear.
@@Jack.le.c يااخي امريكا غنية عن التعريف ولكن قارن بين السنوات الماضية والوقت الحالي التشجيع حتى نتمكن من التعريف لحقيقة المجتمع الجزاءري العربي المسلم وفي امريكا تعيش كعصفور في شجرة عملاقة لاتاخذ الامور بفنطازية
The first time I follow your videos and I say hello to you in the continent of Algeria.. because it requires you to stay for a whole year to discover all its states, as for the generosity, it is rooted in every free Algerian... Thank you for the journey with you
Shukran. Thank you for your kind wishes. Unfortunately Algerian government thought otherwise and gave me a very short visa 😅 but yes the journey was too short.
@MezghenaTalks yes that was one option but you need to wait probably a week in Algiers and I had 3 weeks only, if they deny the extension I would have ended up wasting one third of my time. I decided to continue.
YES u are right but he must be carefulll sometimes things can go bad with "semi" wild dogs (less chiens ta3 bara ki ikouno bezaaf they can attack you if you are alone in a tant and EAT YOU it did happen to the little boy in Blida . You are right I think algeria is the safeset country on earth . Oooooops forget to tel you . last year I was in bejaia they did stole my sun glasses I am talking of the monkeys :-))))))
I liked the one who spoke in standard Arabic to correct the translation. He is handsome and seems really nice...and I really liked your courage and your love of climbing and adventures.😸💓
It is a restricted access area, to continue you need an authorisation, if you go there and you'll see it for yourself. Also I know where I'm going, always. I got a phone and a gps device and several map apps🤷♂️
The soldiers asked "Wehere are you going?", Algerians speak a dialect of Arabic called "Darja", if you use google translate, use the Classic Arabic to translate since Darja is not listed.
It was so funny hearing the military talking, as an algerian i understood what they said and they were just so confused how a "foreigner" ended up in the middle of basically nowhere...
I had such a nice route planned with trail crossing a lovely mountain. Unfortunately it was a restricted area. One man warned me before I couldn’t not continue because of the restriction but I thought I give it a go and see. I stayed there 40 minutes hoping they would give up and let me pass but no chance. At the end even the route I took it was nice just less adventurous and wild.
@@DavideTravelliHere's the thing back in the 90s those beautiful isolated areas became a safe haven for armed radicals so the army had to establish barracks, advanced garrisons and restricted areas. After they eliminated the threat and instored peace most of those infrastructures were gradually removed and some still remained for peace of mind. The good news is there are plenty of other beautiful places to see. It takes a life long just to scrap the surface. Welcome back my friend!
7:29 the pricing is in a subdivision of currency called the centime, where 1 dinar equals 100 centimes, it is the unit commonly used by people in day to day life and conversations
When you told the soldiers that you were going to Algiers, they told you in Arabic that the road doesn't lead you to an opening that takes to Algiers, basically that it's not likned to roads that take to the capital, not that it's a closed off area you can't go through..
@@DavideTravelli sorry I wasn't denying it being closed or not, I was translating what they were saying in Arabic on the video. They didn't mention it being closed when they were talking, their conversation was focused on trying to tell you that that road doesn't lead to Algiers, so I translated what they were saying..
@@hadia254 I was there 40 minutes, I only put bits and pieces of conversation. In the video there is a man that warned me a kilometre before that I would have been stopped. It's not just me it's everybody unless authorised.
في المرة المقبلة و عندما تشعر بالتعب ، اذهب الى اقرب منزل ، ستحضى بالترحيب الحار ، وهذا في كل بلاد المسلمين ،. لان ديننا يعتبر عدم تقديم الترحيب للمسافر خطيئة
@@sidalilion5674 thank you very much. You should tell the hundreds of comments that keeps saying otherwise. I only put a few moments of conversation but I was there 40 minutes. My route was going through that mountains on a trail which is a restricted area and you need an authorisation to continue beyond that point.
@@DavideTravelliتعليق انها مليئة بالقنابل تعليق خاطئ فهذا مغربي وليس جزائري المنطقة لبست محظورة بل أنت تسير في طريق خاطئ فقط نظام Gps لا يخبرك إذا كان الطريق مغلق مؤقتا لهذا تن إعادة توجيهك من طريق آخر افضل وأقرب
It’s a problem of communication between you and soldiers. You say him « I want to go to Algiers « (capital) . He says you « It’s a bad direction » It isn’t a military area bro😅 You welcome on Algeria
To clarify something, the map apps are not that accurate in Algeria so sometimes they lead you to some road while in reality it doesn't lead to your destination or it is a road but it leads to a military outpost. And the army basicaly told you the road doesn't lead to Algiers.
Whoa amazing channel I am from Oran West Algeria and its nice to see this lovely channel , I would love to bike and try camping outside it's been like 10 years since ive done that but now I am too lazy lol. It's clear that the military guys didn't understand what you said since they don"t talk Italian. Enjoy Bro :).
Chlef ma ville natale . Très très hospitalier nous accueillons tout les gens qui ont besoin d'aide cette ville et sa population est reconnue depuis très longtemps pour leurs accueil, leur générosité et leur gentillesse
@@DavideTravelli It was a great experience Good luck, you have done a great job, my brother 💖 New follower and I liked your idea of wandering and adventures 👑💖
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My dear friend, these days the relationship is tense with Spain because of its support for Morocco, and Algeria fears for its safety from spies. This is a very usual thing and you will get used to it. Please accept my passage and welcome again.
Our relationship with Spain is what disrupts your trip because of your strong resemblance to Moroccans, so the state must monitor you, but you will freely arrive anywhere except military bases for your safety and security. Greetings to you and welcome to your country, do not be upset at all,,,, Algeria 🇩🇿 is targeted a lot.
Acaban de robar 132 motores de coche de la marca Fiat italiana y el material de la pequeña fábrica ahí . Y Italia cerró la fábrica definitivamente 😂😂😂 cuidado con tu bicicleta chico.
Algeria is the biggest country in Africa, lots of different landscapes and micro climates. Generally the north part is pretty green with lots of farming and mountains.
Thank you visiting Algeria.. In our country the autoties fear for the foregner not thatvthey fear from him, but they fear if aby thnig happened to him, and it will be a political problem with his government.
In fact, the Algerian people like to add two zeros to the price of tomatoes written at 5,000 DZD, but when paying, you will find the real price is 50 DZD = 0.25 dollars.
My dear friend, these days the relationship is tense with Spain because of its support for Morocco, and Algeria fears for its safety from spies. This is a very usual thing and you will get used to it. Please accept my passage and welcome again.
الدزاير يخافو كش ما يصرالهم السواح و الدولة يحصلوو. فيها علابالكم العديان من كل ناحية و زدما على راسنا بني صهيون هذ اليامات ربي يبعد الحاقدين علينا و يحفظ بلادنا من كل سوء .🇩🇿🇵🇸✌️
Hi, It was a military zone. Since the black decade, they were multiple military camp in various strategic point in algeria. You can find still now in high point or crossroad… it’s usual to find this military stop even in countryside. You can cross it without problem. For the price, don’t forget to divide the price by 100. 5000 is 50,00 dinar
I have seem many of those military check points and yes you can cross them but this is a special area you cannot cross it unless with a permit, one man warned me on the way up.
@DavideTravelli yeah I think it is the frontline checkpoint of the military zone , you will have another one and another one and another big barrier . Than the base
When I see the price written as 5000, it means 50 Algerian dinars, not 500 Algerian dinars. The currency used in the markets is the centim. A dinar is equal to 100 centimes.
Hey davide!, i really like ur videos, they're so unique, and i love that u use only ur bike and ur tent in travelling, u are so welcome in my country any time, and also if u need any recommendations of nice places never hesitate to ask me❤
The officer told you that you were in the wrong road to Algiers, and that you need to turn back to get to the Capital. I understand this could also be a military area not show in the GPS, in such case you're kindly invited to respect. You've got plenty of other places to explore tho Enjoy your stay here, and welcome to our country anytime!
That's what I did, they said I couldnt continue on my route without authorization and went back to reroute. I was respectful of the army and their job. I was slightly disappointed about the fact that I had climbed for hours for nothing but things like that happens when you travel and that's why I document them for the people that follow my adventure. Shukran!
![Forces armées algériennes [version longue]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/T4BCfc8C2F4/mqdefault.jpg)
The road you were heading to was closed a long time ago, and opened 6 months ago, but if you find yourself in a similar situation, tell them that you are heading to the capital, are adventurous and love the mountainous roads to get there.
That’s what I did. I was there 40 minutes but only filmed a few mins. They said only people with a special authorisation can continue. I simply documented that my route was going through that access restricted area, the soldiers stopped me and told me to go back and reroute. I followed their instructions, I did not complain nor made a fuss about it.
You are right, everyone who passes has a permit, and they all live in that area, but army personnel monitor and protect the area because it was suffering in the 1990s from the presence of armed individuals, and despite their elimination, the army is still protecting it.
There are still places in front of you with beautiful, adventurous views, then Arib, then Ben Allal, then Miliana, then Ain Turki, then Boumedfa, then Afron, then Al-Hatatba, then Al-kolea, then Zeralda, then the capital.
@@DavideTravelli You did the right thing
You are a persistent man who loves adventure. We welcome you to Algeria. I hope you like Algeria and its people
The army told you that you're on the wrong path to go to the capital, and the young one was very cool
There are areas that are heavely garded, and its for your safety to not let you cross this road, because if something bad happen to you they will be the first responsible
I hope that you had fun on other areas and you're always welcome here
The army is just protecting the country. Don't worry, you are welcome at any time in Algeria. Welcome to Algeria 🥰🇩🇿
Well, that's how a trip should be.
Full of everything.
Let's take the fact as it is and enjoy it as a beautiful full story. ❤
You are the most welcome my friend to Algeria.
Shukran!
I'm happy to see foreigners visiting our country, and I am delighted to see Davide here in Algeria! Davide embarked on a long journey across the planet. On August 13, 2015, he started cycling in Alaska heading to Patagonia crossing the entire length of the Americas. He then cycled across Africa from Cape Town in South Africa to Cairo in Egypt. Then he racked the north most point and the south most point of Europe. So far he visited more than 59 countries and pedaled over 87,000Km!
He had a lot of adventures and had dangerous and breathtaking moments like when he came face to face with a grizzly bear or when a black bear ripped his front panniers and trashed his tent or that other time that a truck reversed into him and many more adventures, despite all that he never stopped what he's doing due to his passion for cycling and traveling around the globe.
Thank you for adding Algeria to your list and for showing our beautiful country, culture, and nature, and showing to all the world how friendly the Algerian people are, it's true Algerian is a continent not just a country.
Thank you again Davide and welcome home 🚴♀❤
Shukran 😊🙏
Hey man, Iove what you do! I still have family in Algiers so the next time you decide to visit you're more than welcome for a pit stop! Maybe we can help with more! Keep painting a good picture of the world through your bike ride! If need anything, let me know!
Cheers! Thank you for your hospitality 🙏
Thanks Algerian for the hospitality, as always we give even if we don’t have ,that’s the way of our beloved prophet MOHAMAMED (PUH)
مرحبا بك و ربي يحفظ أفراد الجيش الوطني المرابطون في الحدود لي حماية ترابنا حفظكم الله أولادنا
❤🇩🇿🇩🇿❤️
Beautiful country, fun trip
❤🇩🇿💚
🙏😊
حوحو يشكر روحو واحد ما راهو سامع بربنا
@@weswinging
الله يشفيك صاحبي
@@weswingingوربي علاه وقيلا انت وحد ماراه سمع بيك وحسيتها في جنابك
In Algeria, prices are written in centi, which is the basis of the dinar currency, so the number appears large. For example, if you price something that costs one dollar and say one hundred cents, they are the same thing.
ما شاء الله تبارك الرحمن ربي يحفظ ولاد بلادي كرم ولجود والطيبة ❤🇩🇿🎊💪
لدواعي أمنية و ربما لخطورة المنطقة لم يسمح لك بالمرور ، لانك سائح أجنبي يتطلب على الجيش حمايتك وهذا أحسن ما فعلوا ، مرحبا بك في الجزائر
Shukran!
الجزائر امنة جدا ولكن تصرفات البعض توحى بان البلد ليس امن ..وهذا يسيىء الى سمعة الجزائر ويعرقل اقتصادها ليس السياحة فقط انما هناك منظمات دولية تصنف البلدان حسب درجة الامان بها واذا صنفت بلدا ما انه غير امن او اقل امنا يصبح التامين غالى وبالتالى يعزف المستثمرون عن الاستثمار بالجزائر لانهم يدفعون اموالا اكثر من دول اخرى للتأمين على مصانعهم ومؤسساتهم ... وحتى تذاكر السفر الى الجزائر تكون غالية لان شركات الطيران تدفع اموالا اكثر للتأمين على طائراتها ..
لدواعي امنية وخطورة المنطقة على السياح ولكن ذالك لايفسر المستوى المتدني للحديث و اللغة و التواصل رغم ان نقطة التفتيش ربما تحتوى على اشخاص ذو مستوى لغوى جيد لذالكمثل هذه المظاهر ماتجعل السياحة لاتتقدم
les Italiens plus que les autres étrangers sont toujours les bienvenus en Algérie. per sempre i benvenuti.
IL s'appelle David.et il parcoure les Dchors isolés et reculés.il sort des routes goudronnées.puis il tombe sur une zone militaire.
@yacineb8850 shukran!
ils sont tous les bienvenus
Good luck friend have a Nice days in my Cantry
The adventurer will find everything, even soldiers, and this is part of an enjoyable journey
You are right, it wasn’t a big deal. I was slightly disappointed for climbing the whole afternoon and having to go back to reroute 😊
@DavideTravelli Well welcome to Algeria
Shukran!
Thank you for sharing your adventures! At least the soldiers seemed to be friendly!
Yes, although I knew that it was a restricted area because a guy warned me a km earlier but I had climbed for the whole afternoon so I really wanted to make sure as the translation was not very clear.
When you see prices you have to remove 2 zeros cause in Algeria we count in cents
Got it!
دينار الخميساتي انتم اصحاب الخبرة معروفين بالسياحة 😀 @@breezybang65
Im watching from usa welcom to algeria my friend
قولي من نهار روحت للمريكان الا عمرو ڨالك ماريكاني مرحبا بيك فالمريكان
@@Jack.le.c يااخي امريكا غنية عن التعريف ولكن قارن بين السنوات الماضية والوقت الحالي التشجيع حتى نتمكن من التعريف لحقيقة المجتمع الجزاءري العربي المسلم وفي امريكا تعيش كعصفور في شجرة عملاقة لاتاخذ الامور بفنطازية
Shukran
The people are hospitable and do not need tourist dollars, so enjoy the views of Algeria and the kindness of its people
Shukran!
Welcome to Algeria,
😊🙏
As an Algerian soldier, for us your safety comes first, as Muslims we would gladly give our lives to protect yours.
Sir, enjoy your adventure
Shukran!
Sad but normal for an unsafe country where u could be killed anytime
Beautiful area, thank you very much for taking us all along.
Glad you enjoyed it
Belle aventure j'aime beaucoup !
😊🙏
مرحبا بأي شخص يزور الجزائر فقط عليك باحترام عاداتنا و تقاليدنا.
علاه شدار هو ؟؟
احترم عقليتنا المنحطة وتقاليد العصر الحجري والسعوذة
Dr vous respectez rien en france
é un piacere di vedere un italiano in algeria ; sei il ben venuto davide nel mio paese
Grazie mille!
The first time I follow your videos and I say hello to you in the continent of Algeria.. because it requires you to stay for a whole year to discover all its states, as for the generosity, it is rooted in every free Algerian... Thank you for the journey with you
Shukran. Thank you for your kind wishes. Unfortunately Algerian government thought otherwise and gave me a very short visa 😅 but yes the journey was too short.
@MezghenaTalks yes that was one option but you need to wait probably a week in Algiers and I had 3 weeks only, if they deny the extension I would have ended up wasting one third of my time. I decided to continue.
Algeria is a big house, very safe, my friend. You can spread out the tent and sleep in any corner or place you want
Shukran!
YES u are right but he must be carefulll sometimes things can go bad with "semi" wild dogs (less chiens ta3 bara ki ikouno bezaaf they can attack you if you are alone in a tant and EAT YOU it did happen to the little boy in Blida . You are right I think algeria is the safeset country on earth . Oooooops forget to tel you . last year I was in bejaia they did stole my sun glasses I am talking of the monkeys :-))))))
Really nice adventure
Amigo you are more then welcome to algeria
Thank you very much for your kind welcoming!
Very brave to camp like that
It’s very nice to camp nature 😊
I liked the one who spoke in standard Arabic to correct the translation. He is handsome and seems really nice...and I really liked your courage and your love of climbing and adventures.😸💓
😊🙏
@@DavideTravelli 🤍💗
The army guided you on a path You were taking the wrong path Welcome to Algeria 🇩🇿✌️
It is a restricted access area, to continue you need an authorisation, if you go there and you'll see it for yourself. Also I know where I'm going, always. I got a phone and a gps device and several map apps🤷♂️
@@DavideTravelli some roads are blocked for bad roads or even terrorist activity so when you see the army blocking a road it's mostly because of that.
The soldiers asked "Wehere are you going?", Algerians speak a dialect of Arabic called "Darja", if you use google translate, use the Classic Arabic to translate since Darja is not listed.
It was so funny hearing the military talking, as an algerian i understood what they said and they were just so confused how a "foreigner" ended up in the middle of basically nowhere...
I had such a nice route planned with trail crossing a lovely mountain. Unfortunately it was a restricted area. One man warned me before I couldn’t not continue because of the restriction but I thought I give it a go and see. I stayed there 40 minutes hoping they would give up and let me pass but no chance. At the end even the route I took it was nice just less adventurous and wild.
@@DavideTravelli So where you at currently ? Are you staying safe ?
@@Vert_GreenHeart I have completed my Algerian journey, I took a ferry from Mostaganem to Valencia.
@@DavideTravelli Great, can't wait to see what you'll do next !
@@DavideTravelliHere's the thing back in the 90s those beautiful isolated areas became a safe haven for armed radicals so the army had to establish barracks, advanced garrisons and restricted areas.
After they eliminated the threat and instored peace most of those infrastructures were gradually removed and some still remained for peace of mind.
The good news is there are plenty of other beautiful places to see.
It takes a life long just to scrap the surface.
Welcome back my friend!
7:29 the pricing is in a subdivision of currency called the centime, where 1 dinar equals 100 centimes, it is the unit commonly used by people in day to day life and conversations
Greetings to the people of the Algerian nation
Welcome everyone to the land of peace and glory
😊🙏
That city you filmed by sunset is called Ain Defla, I live there!
العامرة
@@malkemalke7119 عين الدفلى عند الجبل
That's not problem you can sleep everywhere no one touch you don't be afraid lol enjoy
Shukran
@@DavideTravelli ulac dyes
لوبيا لوبيا ❤😂 تحيا الجزائر اخويا بارك الله فيكم خاوتنا على الكرم تاعكم شرفتونا .
😊🙏
Vive l'armée algérienne 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿💥💥💥💥💥💥
@@achrafatman866 roh aweld siya7a ljinsiya
@@derbaliayoub5876 w nta kch wa7ed fa9 bik bli wld qa7ba marokiya??
Stupid
@@derbaliayoub5876 khtek tani alabalha bhaja whdokhra
When you told the soldiers that you were going to Algiers, they told you in Arabic that the road doesn't lead you to an opening that takes to Algiers, basically that it's not likned to roads that take to the capital, not that it's a closed off area you can't go through..
It was a restricted area, go there and check yourself
@@DavideTravelli sorry I wasn't denying it being closed or not, I was translating what they were saying in Arabic on the video. They didn't mention it being closed when they were talking, their conversation was focused on trying to tell you that that road doesn't lead to Algiers, so I translated what they were saying..
@@hadia254 I was there 40 minutes, I only put bits and pieces of conversation. In the video there is a man that warned me a kilometre before that I would have been stopped. It's not just me it's everybody unless authorised.
You are right, sometimes you find closed military areas that extend for several kilometers @@DavideTravelli
@miro_givara_2981 at least someone who admit that there are restricted access areas
The Algerian people are very generous people, and when you want anything, you will find it with them
😂😂😂😂😂😂 كاذب
@@انميديبستtrue... They are extremely generous and kind ❤
في المرة المقبلة و عندما تشعر بالتعب ، اذهب الى اقرب منزل ، ستحضى بالترحيب الحار ، وهذا في كل بلاد المسلمين ،. لان ديننا يعتبر عدم تقديم الترحيب للمسافر خطيئة
le premier jeune de chlef ressemble a CRISTIONO RONALDO non ??
تحيا الجيش الوطني حماة الوطن وتحيا الجزائر
Im happy that you are our guest here in Algeria
Welcome David
Thank you very much, Shukran!
The Military told you it’s not the right road, you’re going the wrong way. And they were nice to you.
No it was a restricted area, how would I be in the wrong way if I am following a gps map with a route
@@sidalilion5674 thank you very much. You should tell the hundreds of comments that keeps saying otherwise. I only put a few moments of conversation but I was there 40 minutes. My route was going through that mountains on a trail which is a restricted area and you need an authorisation to continue beyond that point.
@@DavideTravelli; @sidalilion5674 not true, maybe remains of bombs from the polisario gangs... they control that part of algeria.
@@DavideTravelliتعليق انها مليئة بالقنابل تعليق خاطئ فهذا مغربي وليس جزائري
المنطقة لبست محظورة بل أنت تسير في طريق خاطئ فقط نظام Gps لا يخبرك إذا كان الطريق مغلق مؤقتا لهذا تن إعادة توجيهك من طريق آخر افضل وأقرب
@@DavideTravelli منطقة محضورة هي طريق خطأ......كما أن GPS لا يعرف أن تلك أماكن محضورة
Artichauts not 5000 not 500 but 50 dinars, you need to remove two zeros :)
@@SmailYT-i1m yes! and it's 50,00 DZD not 5,000 DZD! it's not the same thing at all!
For the prices, when you see 5000 (like for the artichokes), this was in centimes. This meant 5000/100 = 50DZD for 1Kg. Yes, it's that cheap :)
You’ve been looked after by the Algerian Ronaldo 😂😂😂
He is a true gentleman.
😎
خدمنا في بلايص مجاورة بالضبط عين الدفلى
وأكيد انو لخطورة المنطقة أو الطريق مغلق لايمكن المرور ❤
The issue with the military was just miscommunication, as you told them you wanted direction to Algiers, and that is exactly what they did. Take care.
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Surely, they thought he was a spy. In a normal county, the military never stop people from going about their business. It is the police job. 😂😂😂😂
@@globetrotter5751 I really don't understand what is so funny?
@@globetrotter5751 It is normal for the military to stop civilians from entering military areas, no matter the country.
It’s a problem of communication between you and soldiers. You say him « I want to go to Algiers « (capital) . He says you « It’s a bad direction » It isn’t a military area bro😅 You welcome on Algeria
To clarify something, the map apps are not that accurate in Algeria so sometimes they lead you to some road while in reality it doesn't lead to your destination or it is a road but it leads to a military outpost. And the army basicaly told you the road doesn't lead to Algiers.
شكرا للجيش الجزائري ❤🇩🇿
Whoa amazing channel I am from Oran West Algeria and its nice to see this lovely channel , I would love to bike and try camping outside it's been like 10 years since ive done that but now I am too lazy lol. It's clear that the military guys didn't understand what you said since they don"t talk Italian. Enjoy Bro :).
Our army is very cool , trying to help people🇩🇿🇩🇿👍♥️
Welcome to Algeria, we are our friend ! Enjoy bro
Shukran! 😊🙏
Good luck in Algeria and I hope you have a good time
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Chlef ma ville natale . Très très hospitalier nous accueillons tout les gens qui ont besoin d'aide cette ville et sa population est reconnue depuis très longtemps pour leurs accueil, leur générosité et leur gentillesse
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Bonne route..
From somewhere to nowhere.😂😂😂😂
@@globetrotter5751 only the path counts !!!!
@@PaulJuste-k4j a bumpy path
@@PaulJuste-k4j a bumpy path...
Welcome to Algeria my friend ❤️🇩🇿
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الجزائر بلد الكرم والرجال
وتحية لجيشنا الوطني الشعبي
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
لا يمتلكون حتى لغة لا عربية لا فرنسية لا انجليزية😂😂😂
هم جزائريين نوميد يتحدثون لغتهم وليسو عرب ولا فرنسيين ولا إنجليز@@chefakram9378
بلاد الغباء وقلت الاحترام والشوهة الكراغلة
@@chefakram9378 لكنهم يملكون الرجولة التي لا تمتلكها أنت يا سعلوك يا جرذ
اكيد انت مغربي@@chefakram9378
Bonjour Davide,
Ton français est impeccable ! Bises 😁☀🚴🏼♂
Bien sûr! 😅🤗
Welcome to Algeria, it is your country💕👐👑🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿💕💞
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@@DavideTravelli It was a great experience Good luck, you have done a great job, my brother 💖 New follower and I liked your idea of wandering and adventures 👑💖
Thank you for your kind wishes!
شكرا لك، وشكرا لافراد الجيش الوطني الشعبي، و شكرا للناس الذين ضيفوك.
BENVENUTO IN ALGERIA 🇩🇿 FRATELLO VIVA ALGERIA 🇩🇿 VIVA ITALIA 🇮🇹
Grazie mille!
New sub from algeria you are so welcome, algerians respect people if they respect them
Shukran!
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Il giro a cominciato e lui e in Algeria, che figo
My dear friend, these days the relationship is tense with Spain because of its support for Morocco, and Algeria fears for its safety from spies. This is a very usual thing and you will get used to it. Please accept my passage and welcome again.
Our relationship with Spain is what disrupts your trip because of your strong resemblance to Moroccans, so the state must monitor you, but you will freely arrive anywhere except military bases for your safety and security. Greetings to you and welcome to your country, do not be upset at all,,,, Algeria 🇩🇿 is targeted a lot.
Il a comportement de fouineur juif
Acaban de robar 132 motores de coche de la marca Fiat italiana y el material de la pequeña fábrica ahí . Y Italia cerró la fábrica definitivamente 😂😂😂 cuidado con tu bicicleta chico.
😮 Wow this is in Algeria? It looks like European country side!
Algeria is the biggest country in Africa, lots of different landscapes and micro climates. Generally the north part is pretty green with lots of farming and mountains.
Welcome, bro enjoy
Shukran!
Ciao amico Benvenuti in Algeria Forza Italia 🇮🇹 e forza 🇩🇿 ✌️💪😎👍💖
Shukran!
Insane climb insane climb 😂👍🏻
Fucking insane!
You re a true adventurer !Attaboy !
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Oh so beautiful nature 💝 I like it 😍
Yes, it is indeed, thank you!
Enjoy your tourism....welcome among us
Thank you! 😊🙏
The soldier asked you where you were going, and according to what you told him, you were going to Algeria, which means you were going to the capital

the Artichokes were actually 50 da/kg which is 0.20 euro/kg
Thank you visiting Algeria.. In our country the autoties fear for the foregner not thatvthey fear from him, but they fear if aby thnig happened to him, and it will be a political problem with his government.
❤Welcome to Algeria, my friend
Shukran!
you inspiring me we need more ppl like you in our world
In fact, the Algerian people like to add two zeros to the price of tomatoes written at 5,000 DZD, but when paying, you will find the real price is 50 DZD = 0.25 dollars.
50,00 DZD not 5,000 DZD! careful! it's not the same thing at all!
My dear friend, these days the relationship is tense with Spain because of its support for Morocco, and Algeria fears for its safety from spies. This is a very usual thing and you will get used to it. Please accept my passage and welcome again.
N'importe quoi. ça n'a aucun rapport ici. Et mélange pas politique et population 😂😂😂😂
L'Algérie est un pays de dictature militaire.. La pauvreté partout bien que c'est un pays pétrolier.
من نيتك ؟ جاسوس على دراجة ... جاي ينقل اجوبة الامتحان الوطني ؟ الله يهديك، راحنا في 2024...
HBELTO LEQUIPE ...
الدزاير يخافو كش ما يصرالهم السواح و الدولة يحصلوو. فيها علابالكم العديان من كل ناحية و زدما على راسنا بني صهيون هذ اليامات ربي يبعد الحاقدين علينا و يحفظ بلادنا من كل سوء .🇩🇿🇵🇸✌️
Welcome to my country ❤🎉
Thank you!
@@DavideTravelli 💖💚👋🌹
Respect à vous les Algériens, (du Maroc)
وعليكم السلام حياك الله
من خنشلة
I am from Chlef state. Algerians are good people. Thank you for the visit 🤗♥
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Hi,
It was a military zone.
Since the black decade, they were multiple military camp in various strategic point in algeria. You can find still now in high point or crossroad… it’s usual to find this military stop even in countryside. You can cross it without problem.
For the price, don’t forget to divide the price by 100.
5000 is 50,00 dinar
انت مخطئ 5000سنتيم هوا 50 دنار
I have seem many of those military check points and yes you can cross them but this is a special area you cannot cross it unless with a permit, one man warned me on the way up.
@DavideTravelli yeah I think it is the frontline checkpoint of the military zone , you will have another one and another one and another big barrier . Than the base
Have a nice trip ❤
Thank you! 😊
glad to see foreigners coming to algeria, you're all ways be wellcomed sir
Shukran 😊🙏
Bienvenue dans mon pays, l'Algérie. J'espère que vous visiterez la province de Naama, numéro 45. Bienvenue chez nous.
Shukran!
رحلة ممتعة في قارة الحزائر🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
العذاب في الجزائر 😂😂😂
Algeria is a country in AFRICA not a Continent!
Have you visited Oran?
No spoilers! 😎
I thought Algeria is a desert !! But I see trees and Green!
Algeria is the largest country in Africa. There’s the sea, the mountains, the plains, the desert...
Bro Algeria is a country in mediteranean area.. we are very green in north
When I see the price written as 5000, it means 50 Algerian dinars, not 500 Algerian dinars. The currency used in the markets is the centim. A dinar is equal to 100 centimes.
i am from Chlef (downtown) and i know these places very good 'everybody is welcome' this is our slogan
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@@DavideTravelli benevenuto Davide
Welcome in Algeria davide🇩🇿🇮🇹
Shukran 😊🙏
Hey davide!, i really like ur videos, they're so unique, and i love that u use only ur bike and ur tent in travelling, u are so welcome in my country any time, and also if u need any recommendations of nice places never hesitate to ask me❤
1Thank you for your kind welcoming! 😊🙏
The officer told you that you were in the wrong road to Algiers, and that you need to turn back to get to the Capital. I understand this could also be a military area not show in the GPS, in such case you're kindly invited to respect.
You've got plenty of other places to explore tho
Enjoy your stay here, and welcome to our country anytime!
That's what I did, they said I couldnt continue on my route without authorization and went back to reroute. I was respectful of the army and their job. I was slightly disappointed about the fact that I had climbed for hours for nothing but things like that happens when you travel and that's why I document them for the people that follow my adventure. Shukran!
Welcome David, Algeria is a peaceful and kind people, and you won't pay a cent, welcome to your country.❤❤❤❤
Shukran 😊🙏
و ماذا تستفيد السياحة من ذلك إذا لم يدفع سنتا واحد و الفنادق و المطاعم هل نغلقها روح انت لايطاليا و ما تدفع والو
Welcome to Algeria 👍
Thank you!
إذا زرت مدينة وهران عليك بزيارة الرحالة محمد رضا
L'armée 😢 vraiment.......
Mais bienvenue mon frère
Welcom to Algeria bro 🙏💟🇩🇿
Shukran! The soldiers were just doing thier job, the area is restricted and I didnt have authorisation, nothing to complain about them.