Welcome to Tunisia. Allow me to fill you in on some history of what you visited in this vlog. The Medina is the Old Town of Tunis. It was build in the year 698 A.D. and is considered a UNESSCO world heritage site. It is also considered as one of the best preserved Medinas in North Africa. It is full of old schools dating back to the 7th century, as wells as museums and Dars (Dar means house). Historically speaking, the medina was surrounded by walls, and you can only enter through the city's main door (the gate you showed before entering). People and merchants lived there, and the houses and shops surrounded the Palace of the Sultan (now turned into a governmental building). When the French came, they founded La ville nouvelle (the new city). Which is why the architecture of the city center resembles the French architecture. Now, the Medina stands as a monument for life during the Middle Ages in Tunisia, and how its inhabitants used to live within its small alleys and behind its adorned doors. For the monument you asked about, the one the girl with you says that it is important, that it the Qasbah square. It stands as a monument for the souls of every 'martyr', every nationalist, every revolutionary who died for the sake of our country. For the diversity of religions, while Tunisia is predominantly Muslim, the constitution grants the liberty of conscience to everyone on Tunisian soils. You can practice whatever you like. While the population is predominantly muslim (I would say perhaps 95% of the population, there are also atheists as well as practicing christians and Jews especially in Jerba. If you look for churches and synagogues, you will find many. I hope you have a pleasant trip. I would advise you to visit El Jem Collisseum, Dougga, Tataouine, if you want to discover the rich civilization that stretches over 3000 years. From Carthage to the Romans to the Vandals to the Arabs to the Ottomans, this land witnessed the ebb and flow of empires. If you want more sightseeing, I advise you to go to Bizerte, Sidi Bousaid, La Marsa, and Hammamet. If you want rich green landscapes, you can go to Jendouba's cities (Bni Mtir, Ain Drahem, Tabarka). If you want to go to the desert and meet the indigenous Amazigh (berber population) I advise you to go to Tataouine. If you want to see beautiful oasis in the middle of the desert (Tozeur, Chebika, Mides, Tamazgha, Nefta, and many others). If you crave less touristy locations and rich food, maybe hit El Kef. Again, welcome! :)
as a tunisian ur so lucky that u met that girl bcz u cant find someone like her ..well maybe u can but its hard to find someone exactly like her , she's interested and know how to treat u she's understanding she is humble and also prettyyy i wish for her that scholarship accept her n ur welcome to tunisia
Welcome to Tunisia, actually you haven't seen anything interesting so if you want you are welcome to come back we can plan a great trip together to see all the great places and hidden gems
Hey there! As a Tunisian living in South Korea I really wanna know how you got to know Tunisia because trust me no one absolutely no one knows it here everytime random people stop me they think I'm Russian or from another nationality but when I tell them "I'm from Tunisia" they look quite confused and tell me stuff like they've never heard of it before haha I genuinely wanna know haha alsoo I hope you have a wonderful time in my country please enjoy the food there! It's sooo tasty!
welcome to tunisia have a wonderful visit. BUT, the girl didnt actually explain things to you well. well medina is always crowded but it has its own charm, well sadly it has a lot of stray poor cats, also yes we muslims pray five times a day and it s not actually a lot, and that is the call of prayer .
I’m sorry that she don’t know anything about Tunisian culture the medina is full of history she don’t even know the pastry’s name but she’s nice that’s typically Tunisian hospitality 😊
The girl knows nothing, there's a lot of history in Tunis and especially the Medina. Maybe because she is not a local from the center but still some information and history should be known like the sweet gift she gave she doesn't even know how to explain that!!!! the girl really should educate herself about the country and culture before explaining it to a foreigner in a wrong way and giving false information about everything !!!!
Yo welcome to Tunisia chingu there is much places 2 visit like sousse kantaoui and hammamet and jerba those are good destinations to visit i live in korea in incheon by the way Have fun buddy 😎
Welcome to TUN, this girl knows nothing about Tunisia btw She literally says people lives in those destroyed buildings.. she goes shopping in Hammamet ?? xD dafuq She can go into the Mosque through the women's Door. You ate "sesame". Al-Zaytuna Mosque is actually the first university in the whole world Have a nice visit & one more thing! try not to go deep into empty places in medina or whatever, you will get Robbed ;) Not only in tun bro i mean anywhere :) GLhf
@@TreeOnlyTravels I mean she's kind of right , ik know people in general don't want women in mosques not that i care and yes people don't live in those destroyed buildings..
@@ahmedcharfeddine2161 "people in general don't want women in mosques" You need to educated your self before you talking about Islam like this.. it's not for you or people to decide who enters or leaves a mosque ;) keep in mind making claims like this needs a very good answer in the day of judgment. "Not that i care" actually you have to care :) best of luck
@@TeslaKirq like i said i don't care if they enter or not , you really need to read properly ^^ , read it again , it's the people in general (not my opinion) but the general people's opinion , and why would i care ? like you said people should be free to do what they like ! so why do i need to care ? you said something that's kinda contradictive , and i am speaking logically as women didn't go the mosques in the past (talking about tunisia dunno about other countries ) it is something that started not a long time ago.. did you see women go to mosque 20 years ago ? it was very rare and not very appreciated (ofc not by me plz read properly but buy the population in general )
@@ahmedcharfeddine2161 But your English is too poor to be understood.. how can someone read properly while you literally brought the population in the first line my eye catches I quote : " ofc not by me plz read properly but [buy] the population in general " Rip Eng. On the other hand, the point is that you should not incorporate any ideas of nations or peoples into the sacred religion of Islam. i'm not trying to catch you off guard or anything.. best of luck in your life parkour ka3boura
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You are warmly welcome to Tunisia, actually i'm learning korean on my own, i adore the culture, history, food and the korean people ❤
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@@TreeOnlyTravelsdo you have instagram?
Welcome to Tunisia. Allow me to fill you in on some history of what you visited in this vlog.
The Medina is the Old Town of Tunis. It was build in the year 698 A.D. and is considered a UNESSCO world heritage site. It is also considered as one of the best preserved Medinas in North Africa. It is full of old schools dating back to the 7th century, as wells as museums and Dars (Dar means house). Historically speaking, the medina was surrounded by walls, and you can only enter through the city's main door (the gate you showed before entering). People and merchants lived there, and the houses and shops surrounded the Palace of the Sultan (now turned into a governmental building). When the French came, they founded La ville nouvelle (the new city). Which is why the architecture of the city center resembles the French architecture. Now, the Medina stands as a monument for life during the Middle Ages in Tunisia, and how its inhabitants used to live within its small alleys and behind its adorned doors.
For the monument you asked about, the one the girl with you says that it is important, that it the Qasbah square. It stands as a monument for the souls of every 'martyr', every nationalist, every revolutionary who died for the sake of our country.
For the diversity of religions, while Tunisia is predominantly Muslim, the constitution grants the liberty of conscience to everyone on Tunisian soils. You can practice whatever you like. While the population is predominantly muslim (I would say perhaps 95% of the population, there are also atheists as well as practicing christians and Jews especially in Jerba. If you look for churches and synagogues, you will find many.
I hope you have a pleasant trip. I would advise you to visit El Jem Collisseum, Dougga, Tataouine, if you want to discover the rich civilization that stretches over 3000 years. From Carthage to the Romans to the Vandals to the Arabs to the Ottomans, this land witnessed the ebb and flow of empires. If you want more sightseeing, I advise you to go to Bizerte, Sidi Bousaid, La Marsa, and Hammamet. If you want rich green landscapes, you can go to Jendouba's cities (Bni Mtir, Ain Drahem, Tabarka). If you want to go to the desert and meet the indigenous Amazigh (berber population) I advise you to go to Tataouine. If you want to see beautiful oasis in the middle of the desert (Tozeur, Chebika, Mides, Tamazgha, Nefta, and many others). If you crave less touristy locations and rich food, maybe hit El Kef. Again, welcome! :)
Thank you for the info!
The girl is sweet and smart. She speaks korean.Good for you.
Welcome to Tunisia 🫶
as a tunisian ur so lucky that u met that girl bcz u cant find someone like her ..well maybe u can but its hard to find someone exactly like her , she's interested and know how to treat u she's understanding she is humble and also prettyyy i wish for her that scholarship accept her n ur welcome to tunisia
튀니지에 오신 것을 환영합니다 ❤
Your friend is so cute ☺️
알제리 튀니지 사랑해요❤❤❤. 너무 아름다운 천사님들
Welcome to Tunisia, actually you haven't seen anything interesting so if you want you are welcome to come back we can plan a great trip together to see all the great places and hidden gems
Thank you!
Welcome to Tunisia
20:00 Tampon in french means stamp, it's a stamp making shop. It's not what you thought it was! 😅
haha yeah I realized that after
튀니지에 오신 것을 환영합니다 즐거운 시간 보내시기 바랍니다 🇹🇳💙
The girl is so sweet and a bit shy , you r the one looking after her
مرحبا بكم في تونس
Visit Bizerte , u'll love it soo muchhh , especially the food 😅
I recommend Tbarka , Nabeul , monastir , Djerba and Tozeur ( tunisia is not that big you can do em all in one week)
Thanks!
« why are there so many pigeons tho like.. they’re not Muslim » LOL 🤣
haha facts tho
@@TreeOnlyTravels XD
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Hey there! As a Tunisian living in South Korea I really wanna know how you got to know Tunisia because trust me no one absolutely no one knows it here everytime random people stop me they think I'm Russian or from another nationality but when I tell them "I'm from Tunisia" they look quite confused and tell me stuff like they've never heard of it before haha I genuinely wanna know haha alsoo I hope you have a wonderful time in my country please enjoy the food there! It's sooo tasty!
I was looking into places to visit in North Africa and got interested haha
Welcome to Tunisia, and the sandwich you've been eating is called Fricassé “Free casey”.
Thank you 👍
welcome to tunisia have a wonderful visit. BUT, the girl didnt actually explain things to you well. well medina is always crowded but it has its own charm, well sadly it has a lot of stray poor cats, also yes we muslims pray five times a day and it s not actually a lot, and that is the call of prayer .
Thanks for the info!
How did you know her?
We just met
That tunisian bohemian cat ;)))
I’m sorry that she don’t know anything about Tunisian culture the medina is full of history she don’t even know the pastry’s name but she’s nice that’s typically Tunisian hospitality 😊
I learned a lot from her too!
Visit DJERBA my friend
Next time for sure!
You get the wrong girl 😭 she doesn't have a lot of information about Tunisian food, culture, Islamic religion
She just speaks Korean.
she knew a lot too haha 😂
agree
Are you still in tunisia ???
no haha this was from a while back
Very good video, but honestly the way you rotate the camera gave me a headache. Very fast and cut! Make it smooth!!!
Thanks for the feedback 👍
The girl knows nothing, there's a lot of history in Tunis and especially the Medina.
Maybe because she is not a local from the center but still some information and history should be known like the sweet gift she gave she doesn't even know how to explain that!!!!
the girl really should educate herself about the country and culture before explaining it to a foreigner in a wrong way and giving false information about everything
!!!!
She's not from the center, I'm sure she did her best to explain things haha
ahwka 9asslek bono erta7
Yo welcome to Tunisia chingu
there is much places 2 visit like sousse kantaoui and hammamet and jerba those are good destinations to visit
i live in korea in incheon by the way
Have fun buddy 😎
Thank you!
Im sorry but they takes u to boring places in tunisia there alotttttt to see and enjoy ..
I had fun 😀
Welcome to TUN, this girl knows nothing about Tunisia btw
She literally says people lives in those destroyed buildings.. she goes shopping in Hammamet ?? xD dafuq
She can go into the Mosque through the women's Door.
You ate "sesame".
Al-Zaytuna Mosque is actually the first university in the whole world
Have a nice visit & one more thing! try not to go deep into empty places in medina or whatever, you will get Robbed ;)
Not only in tun bro i mean anywhere :) GLhf
Thanks 👍 I'm sure she tried her best to explain things. She did go into the women's prayer area to film for me in the video
@@TreeOnlyTravels I mean she's kind of right , ik know people in general don't want women in mosques not that i care and yes people don't live in those destroyed buildings..
@@ahmedcharfeddine2161 "people in general don't want women in mosques" You need to educated your self before you talking about Islam like this.. it's not for you or people to decide who enters or leaves a mosque ;) keep in mind making claims like this needs a very good answer in the day of judgment.
"Not that i care" actually you have to care :) best of luck
@@TeslaKirq like i said i don't care if they enter or not , you really need to read properly ^^ , read it again , it's the people in general (not my opinion) but the general people's opinion , and why would i care ? like you said people should be free to do what they like ! so why do i need to care ? you said something that's kinda contradictive , and i am speaking logically as women didn't go the mosques in the past (talking about tunisia dunno about other countries ) it is something that started not a long time ago.. did you see women go to mosque 20 years ago ? it was very rare and not very appreciated (ofc not by me plz read properly but buy the population in general )
@@ahmedcharfeddine2161 But your English is too poor to be understood.. how can someone read properly while you literally brought the population in the first line my eye catches
I quote : " ofc not by me plz read properly but [buy] the population in general " Rip Eng.
On the other hand, the point is that you should not incorporate any ideas of nations or peoples into the sacred religion of Islam. i'm not trying to catch you off guard or anything.. best of luck in your life parkour ka3boura
is she paying for you ? I think its weird letting her pay
lol wut she paid the guy who gave us a "tour"
14:02 I didn't like the "wtf" mate, please have some respect for other cultures and religions
and welcome to my country
no disrespect mate, just a genuine reaction. Cheers and thanks
@@TreeOnlyTravels I understand, and I appreciate your honesty. Thank you!