Jeddah is a beautiful, wonderful, and amazing city in which there is diversity of life and differences in people. In it, you feel the beauty of age and the flow of days. I lived there for ten full years, and they were lifetimes and unforgettable days.
I currently live in Jeddah, Its a pretty chill place with a beautiful corniche and good people and you can't forget Al - Balad historical District. To top it all off the cost of living in Jeddah is still moderate so thats good.
❤ KSA must have Fresh water Collaborations from Countries like Egypt , Turkeys and Russia for needs of cultivation & Drinking water to revolutionise its Economy ! ❤ ❤❤❤❤❤
Very nice video. I have a love hate relationship with Jeddah as I've met the nicest and worst people here. I lived in a few countries and cities but for some reason only Jeddah feels like home. It's beautiful in some places and damn ugly in some. It has history and is mostly backwards. It has the best and the worst people. It's a true organic city.
Early Morning during the weekend "around 6 am, i guess ", everyone is a sleep :) we sleep at around 1 am on a normal day....at min 45 he drove through tahlia street, its the most busiest road, but its empty...traffic in jeddah is bad during the night, but not stuck for hours in traffic situations ...
They do walk actually! it looks like this person filmed it in the morning during the week where people are at work\school. The city usually gets lively and crowded after sunset. hope this helps :)
جدة مدينة عريقة يعود تاريخها الى آلاف السنين قبل الميلاد وبها آثار ضمن اليونسكو وهي بوابة المقدسات الإسلامية الأهم فلا مقارنة بمدينة دبي التي يعتبرها كثير من الناس مدينة بلا روح
I wouldn't agree that Jeddah is aiming to be like Dubai. While they share similarities as vibrant Middle Eastern cities, their identities and goals diverge significantly. Dubai focuses heavily on modern development and a cosmopolitan lifestyle, which it excels at. Jeddah, on the other hand, boasts a profound historical and cultural tapestry woven over centuries. From its UNESCO World Heritage Site, the historic Old Town, to its role as a gateway to Mecca, Jeddah's unique charm lies in its rich traditions and vibrant heritage. Instead of viewing it as 'years away' from being like Dubai, I see Jeddah as a city embracing its own remarkable journey. The recent improvements and restoration efforts showcase a keen focus on preserving its historical treasures while thoughtfully integrating modern developments. This blend promises an experience unlike any other, where visitors can delve into the past while enjoying contemporary offerings. Ultimately, both cities offer something special, and the 'best' one depends entirely on individual preferences and desired travel experiences
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Jeddah is a beautiful, wonderful, and amazing city in which there is diversity of life and differences in people. In it, you feel the beauty of age and the flow of days. I lived there for ten full years, and they were lifetimes and unforgettable days.
I currently live in Jeddah, Its a pretty chill place with a beautiful corniche and good people and you can't forget Al - Balad historical District.
To top it all off the cost of living in Jeddah is still moderate so thats good.
Jeddah to najpiękniejsze miasto świata ❤❤❤😮😮😮😊😊
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Wow so beautiful city Amazing❤❤
❤ KSA must have Fresh water Collaborations from Countries like Egypt , Turkeys and Russia for needs of cultivation & Drinking water to revolutionise its Economy ! ❤
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Hi @dsnevada how did you film this? Cool video!
Big like
Did i see nujlah?
You should name the districts as you drive through them.
For me Jeddah is so much better than Riyadh as of now
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8:18 helipad
Very nice video. I have a love hate relationship with Jeddah as I've met the nicest and worst people here. I lived in a few countries and cities but for some reason only Jeddah feels like home. It's beautiful in some places and damn ugly in some. It has history and is mostly backwards. It has the best and the worst people. It's a true organic city.
where the greens
theres something wrong with your eyes and brain
Why no people on streets? Scary
Early Morning during the weekend "around 6 am, i guess ", everyone is a sleep :) we sleep at around 1 am on a normal day....at min 45 he drove through tahlia street, its the most busiest road, but its empty...traffic in jeddah is bad during the night, but not stuck for hours in traffic situations ...
bk 27:05
no one is walking in that city looks like people live in their cars
They do walk actually! it looks like this person filmed it in the morning during the week where people are at work\school. The city usually gets lively and crowded after sunset. hope this helps :)
Can u do me a favour
jeddah is years away from being like dubai
Jeddah better than Dubai
جدة مدينة عريقة يعود تاريخها الى آلاف السنين قبل الميلاد وبها آثار ضمن اليونسكو وهي بوابة المقدسات الإسلامية الأهم فلا مقارنة بمدينة دبي التي يعتبرها كثير من الناس مدينة بلا روح
I wouldn't agree that Jeddah is aiming to be like Dubai. While they share similarities as vibrant Middle Eastern cities, their identities and goals diverge significantly. Dubai focuses heavily on modern development and a cosmopolitan lifestyle, which it excels at. Jeddah, on the other hand, boasts a profound historical and cultural tapestry woven over centuries. From its UNESCO World Heritage Site, the historic Old Town, to its role as a gateway to Mecca, Jeddah's unique charm lies in its rich traditions and vibrant heritage.
Instead of viewing it as 'years away' from being like Dubai, I see Jeddah as a city embracing its own remarkable journey. The recent improvements and restoration efforts showcase a keen focus on preserving its historical treasures while thoughtfully integrating modern developments. This blend promises an experience unlike any other, where visitors can delve into the past while enjoying contemporary offerings. Ultimately, both cities offer something special, and the 'best' one depends entirely on individual preferences and desired travel experiences