The best things to do in New Orleans for 3 days
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- Find out local recommended things to do in New Orleans. You don't wanna miss out.
Here is the detailed guide about things to do in New Orleans : www.hijabiglobetrotter.com/ne... Enjoy! - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
"you never know where might be haunted" everywhere, just assume everywhere is haunted.
The most amazing city in the entire country by far! There's absolutely no other city like New Orleans!
You’re out of your mind
I really enjoyed the details, tips and naturalness of this video. I CAN'T Wait to go!!!
I LOVE you freckles! Also =New Orleans looks so awesome! I'm headed there next may :) Thank you for all the tips!
Lived in NO for several years. Loved your video and it brought back many pleasant memories.
Oh yeah! Thanks for the tips. We are going at the end of March next year. Trying to learn as much as I can before we go.
I'm headed there next week and this video was sooo helpful & fun to watch! THANK YOU! I love your energy :) xxx
Thank you so much for the video! I've been dreaming of going to New Orleans because I love jazz and want to experience the music there. But I hesitate because I wear hijab. After seeing your video, now I encourage myself to save money and finally going there!
This was actually really informative.Thank you.
Thank you for the tips!!!! Will be going very soon!
Thank you this was a great video! Can’t wait for my trip now!
Thank you for this video! I’m going in April and am excited to get to know New Orleans . :)
Great video! I'm so glad that you guys enjoyed our beautiful state! Please come back soon!
Ur adorable! Thank you, this was a very informative vid. Heading there in October for my bf's bday. So excited!!
Thank you so much for sharing this amazing content! Going to New Orelans this Monday and yours was the best video for ideas on things to do :)
I loved this video!! Thank you! I’m going on August.. first time! I’m excited and I’m definitely going to these places!! Also ... you are so pretty! Have a great day!
this video helped so much with my trip in September! Thanks so much for the great tips :)
I live in New Orleans and this was a very accurate video! I highly, highly recommend Antoine's Restaurant if you have never been. It is personaly my favorite restaurant in Louisiana! It is the oldest family-owned restaurant in the U.S.! Also, for you tourists and for you, just about 6 miles away in Metairie there is a Café Du Monde on Veterans Boulevard if you have time to take about a two hour trip all together to eat and drive. On Veterans, you can also find two malls and many shopping centers and some pretty good restaurants. Also, if you are a tourist, NEVER say N'awlins or New Orleens. Say New Or-lens! And NEVER SAY CRAYFISH OR CRAWDADS THERE! ITS CRAWFISH! We will get mad at you if you say these word in New Orleans!
The Overall Gamers My husband and I are planning a trip to New Orleans in late April 2020. Can you tell me how the weather and crowd will be then. We wanted to stay in the French Quarters. Any tips and advice is great appreciated. Thanks.
I'm making a video about it...it'll be up later on tonight's
The Overall Gamers I am also native to south Louisiana! And I agree 1000% with everything you said! Tourist, take note!!!
@@tippytoe1250 April weather is mild to warm but likely humid with pop up showers. Depending on when you are visiting, one of New Orleans' most popular festivals may be going on, the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. There, you can experience plenty of local food and culture in one place. Highly advised.
HL Thank you. We went right after New Year and we had such a good time. We went to Jackson square, Cafe Du Monde, French Market, Garden district and the Lafayette cemetery. Unfortunately it was closed due to renovations. Then we also took a trip out to see the plantations. We saw Whitney, Oak Alley and Laura Plantation. We also checked out Battle Field of Chalmette. The food was delicious! We had some friends that we met in Italy back on 2017 that are locals and they took us out and showed us around.
Thank you for making this video!
Thanks for this info!!! Can't wait to visit!
I'm at the airport, going to New Orleans. Amongst all the videos I watched, this was an A w e s o m e one. Thank you and you're really sweet 😊❤️
I'm going in a few weeks I'm sooo EXCITED!😄😝
Great video, thank you!
Lol I’m from New Orleans horn and raised and I feel like I’ve seen everything so I’m hoping this video will give me fresh ideas for my birthday coming up!
First, you are adorable! Love your video. Husband and I are headed there next month. Thanks for the tips!
What a great clip about New Orleans. Great creative travel blogging!
Thank you , very informative, on my way for 10 days!
Very very nice tour of New Orleans. Thank You!
What an utterly charming video! Loved you appeared to have a good time in my second city! This is so nice to see a fresh, entertaining take on this great town from your perspective.
Please keep up the good work. Looking for more from you in the days to come! Bravo!
Thank your the encouraging words 😊
Really enjoyed your video. New Orleans has so much to offer that it's nice to get new perspectives and ideas on what to see and do. Thanks for the great video!
Thanks for watching Erik! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
We LOVE New Orleans. We just did a video about it and what to know about New Orleans. And I may be going back there again this year for an expo. Can't get enough. - SE
I've been to New Orleans six times and feel late October to mid November is also a great time to visit. Johnny's Po- Boys is also a great place for lunch, though I advise going there by 11 AM. Take the St. Charles streetcar to the "riverbend" at St Charles Avenue/ Carrollton and look around the area. I also suggest a walk on Esplanade Avenue- though only during the daytime such as late morning and afternoon. A meal at Brennan's is expensive but, in my opinion, well worth the expense. Diners there never tire of watching servers prepare one of the restaurants' specialties- Bananas Foster. If Aunt Sally's Praelines is still around, ( I haven't been in New Orleans since November 2003) that should also be on your list. And some locals will recommend Mother's Restaurant. I personally didn't care for it. But don't let me talk you out of a visit. It's been around since 1932, so must be doing right by enough people.
Amazing video! Thank you
Nice job on the video!
Thank you for this cool little video. I am going in July and have been just trying to get more info on the city. I will definitely be checking out Cafe Beignet!
long lines for the fancy donuts. many other places sell them
What an amazing video, thinking of going there in April ...thank you for the tips.
April is a great time to go, way less humid than the summer months! Just double-check dates because Jazz Fest may be at the same time which means way more crowded and more expensive. Though, it doesn't matter when you go, just go! New Orleans is worth it. (Also, lots of good AirBNB options last time I went.)
Very good video. Thank you.
...thanks for the great little vid! : ) I am excited to be heading over to NO next month! - will definately check out some of the places you have mentioned!
Some of the best restaurants are GW Fins, Antoines (oldest family owned restaurant in US and also creator of Oysters Rokerfeller), August, R' evolution, and so many others. However GW Fins has been recently spotlighted on tv and has been noted one of the best seafood chefs in the US. Menu changes daily and some are fish caught by spear by the chef himself. Had Lionfish and it was really good. Other fish Cobia (lemon fish), swordfish, Lionfish, Halibut, Redfish, Speckled trout, Grouper, Lobster, Drum, Sheepshead, etc etc.
I miss it there! Thanks for the video !
I love this video tour of New Orleans!! I was hoping to find some halal food options, maybe next time.
And btw you are GORGEOUS!!
I'm going to be using these tips when I go! I've been there 100 times and I used to live there, but you have a lot of new ideas!
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loved your video!
Great video!
Like it a lot, going to New Orleans in december, thanks GOD.
Gracias :)
I'm going in December too!!!
Me as well😊 Hijabiglobetrotter who was your tour guide?
Well done review ladies!
Remarks from tourists are always fun-- the Cafe du Monde was the original market before grocery stores for fish, meat and flowers, and veggies in the old quarter, called the "Morning Call". We lived around the corner in the Lower Pontalba, and our church was the Cathedral of St. Louis, King of France. Our front yard was Jackson Square with its magnficent equestrian statue of the hero of the Battle of New Orleans, Andrew Jackson.Probably the best bang for a buck is the ride UtPtown on the St. Charles line.
I love your speaking voice! ☺☺
Thank You!
I looove this travel video it was so cute and entertaining! is there anything special about lake charles in Louisiana?
Very awesome vlog I can’t wait to be there in 24 days
Have a great trip 😊
Wish you added info about the Second Lines that take place - often on Sundays or after a famous person passes.
Your freckles are gorgeous!!
I live 20 minutes from New Orleans. Anyone wanting to visit just some advise do like she said go in the spring or winter time. In the summer and fall it is way too hot you can't hardly breath.
Hows the weather in early march?
@@wesleygarcia55 It's between cool to slightly chilly (60F - 75 F). A light jacket should do in march.
Hijabiglobetrotter ok thanks
How is it in January?
@@ivettecruz8970 January is fine to go. Take a jacket with you.
I used to live next door to the haunted house you pointed at. Only once had a ghost encounter.
Oh, only once? Well then, that doesn't count... much.
We went in January...that was a wonderful time of the year.
Whenever the lines at the best restaurants and such are short, it's a good time of the year.
Very nice presentation!
Sister - ur the best
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Buen video y gracias por la traducsion en Espanol👍
I really enjoyed your video. I am planning to visit this year, what month would you recommend for better weather and less crowds? Im thinking maybe March or April?Also would you say this is a good place to visit solo?
Hun you should get some of our boiled seafood. Great vid. 😃
Where do you recommend the boiled seafood?
we watched your video in school in englisch lesson ;)
Beautiful spot
good stuff
We are coming to New Orleans! Besides lil dizzys cafe..what do you recommend is best gumbo joint?
Jazz, swamp, food(cafe) are interesting. Cemetery maybe.
the best time to be in nola is the fall.. early morning and café du monde all to one's self
Thank you
You did fall into a few tourists traps - go to Parkway for a poboy - but overall pretty good overview.
Parkway has the best poboys ever!
You’re the first hijabi I’ve seen make a vlog in NOLA. How did you find it as a Muslim? My mom is so worried she think Southerners will be violent toward me when visiting??
My family has been living in the New Orleans area for over 8 years and we haven't had any issues aA. My Mom and sisters wear hijab and My Mom has even taught in both private and public schools here. You will be fine if you come to visit. New Orleans is an international city and they are accustomed to seeing tourist and people from all over the world.
Beat vlog yet
Thank You
Muy bueno el video , nunca había visto un canal bilingüe de aquí :) saludos!!
Muchísimas gracias. Saludos 😊
Crissy (short for Crispy Bacon) was one of the pigs I saw on my tore out at Cajun Encountors last April
Hi
I’m planning to visit New Orleans in 3 weeks time. Any advice on the unsafe places to avoid?
Hi! I loved your video. What month did you go? Is it worth going when Is not Mardi Gras season?
We visited Nola in March. It is definitely worth visited when it isn't Mardi Gras season
Me my wife and some of our family are planning a trip to NOLA this fall if able to go could you put in description where you went ?
www.hijabiglobetrotter.com/new-orleans-itinerary-2/
Scott Hurd NEXT trip !
What ghost tour do you recommend?
Asalamalaikim thank you I'm going to new Orleans soon
Go to St. Louis #1 Cemetery if you take a cemetery tour
Are the places kid friendly? I want to go at the end of this month but I’m taking my 23, 18 and 3 year old, any tips ?
Yes , but mostly for the day at night it can get wild epically around bourbon, but even bourbon is kid friendly during the day
You didn't take me to those places 😭
I want to see what New Orleans style Gumbo is.
Hi, thx for the video::: do you where can we find halal non vegetarian food in New Orleans
Salaam :) Check out Mona's Cafe, Anatolia Mediterranean Cuisine, and Cleo's.
what month is it good to go? Im thinking about going in september. it say hurricane season in september
I went in April and had an amazing time and the weather was beautiful!
We was feeding those alligators marshmallows 😂😂😂😂
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No, no, no! Café Beignet is on Royal Street! That's the original. The 2nd one is on Bourbon Street, which isn't bad. Not much shade, but good jazz. The Decatur Street shop is the tourist version. It's the mainstream version for out-of-towners.
you are so beautiful with your freckles and colorful hijab
I know this is off subject, but you are gorgeous!
Awww you are so kind
That is the whole thing about New Orleans you have to know the inside scoop the little hole in the walls there’s restaurants that I’ve never been to places I’ve never been to out there and I’m 40 years old was born and raised there because it’s just for the tourist and to make money the real food the real stuff is in the neighborhoods in peoples homes on peoples streets you have to know people you have to know where to go what you’re looking for there’s 1 million Poboy shops so you have to know where to go inshallah
Оооочень интересно, спасибо большое за субтитры.
commander's palace is a 4 star restaurant
Did a brunch there and stayed for four hours. Wonderful.
The only reason why I want to go to New Orleans is because the TV show I used to watch called originals
Best 5 things to do in N.O.? Eat, eat, eat, eat, and eat. And if you need a sixth thing, you can eat.
Drinking, of course, is optional - for some, anyway.
Such a shame about K-Paul. My wife and I met them both in the day and they were the nicest people, as you would expect. So was Dookey Chase when we met her. Since things are better, does anyone know if K-Paul might re-open?
Was everything close by?
Yes everything downtown is close by but when you leave downtown you'd need a car
Assalamulakum Sister you are pretty much right on about New Orleans I was born and raised there my mother on the bar there for 23 years I’ve been muslim for 10 years mashallah But I’m in assistant chef I’ve worked in many of the big restaurants down there and I used to be a tour guide I just wanted to say that you got your information pretty much correct if you ever need tips about New Orleans feel free to ask sister shukran jazakallah assalamulakum
Thank you Rick Mac :)
And its not a tram its a streetcar.
This is all true, these are all amazing things you can do! Also the cemetery that you went to is were my relatives are. I’m not a fan of just random people touring the cemetery that my relatives are in and especially not touching stuff that belongs to the grave. But a lot of people love that for some reason?
Well it’s not like they care
Ashley Hoogenboom as a New Orleans native the ones who have crossed over do care now that’s where you lack the knowledge of knowing.
@@jvci07 you are so disrespectful and ignorant! Grow up and have some sense of decency for once or choose to remain an imbecile for eternity! How pathetic can one be? Oh, I know, not as pathetic as you. You're trying to be cute and funny but you simply let the World Wide Web know how dumb you are!
How much for cajun tour ?
Around $30 - $56
Can I travel in June or it will be too hot?
June is hot but avoid coming in July and August at all costs. Early October to May is a good time temperature wise
Okay, if it okay to visit new Orleans alone for a girl or it is not safe?
Debodatta Ghosh it depends where you go really, like mid city near the cemeteries are fairly safe during the day. If you wanna go to bourbon street don’t go alone. It’s really more unsafe than safe, lots of weirdos out here
I agree with Jennifer Rodriguez, In bourbon street, French quarter area, I'll advise you go with someone especially at night.
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what about the pices for these tours >?
Do you mean the prices?
Yes I started looking them up myself I really wanna do a voodoo tour
@@izzydidit2616 The Swamp tour was $29 (Self Transport); $56 (Pick Up); The ghost tour was around $10 - $15; although some companies could charge up to $25.
Hi. How can you buy ticket ? Should we get them online before we go or can i purchase them there when I go to New Orleans in July??? Thanks 😊
@@berthaaguilar4252 It's better to book online because some time slots are fully booked especially for the swamp tour. You don't wanna drive all the way there just to find out that you have to wait for some hours or even the next day to get on the tour.