“EXPOSING these scammers” 😂 why are you making it sound like he exposed the CEOs of blackrock companies?! He did not pay a single penny forcibly. It’s not a scam if you agree to the deal and only pay what you want to pay. If anyone got scammed, it’s the people he looked for and played along with them to film them and make money off of them while giving them a fraction of what he will get from filming and defaming them.
@@rayan5150 Stop yapping bro. So you're saying it's fine to upcharge tourists 10-20x the price? It's fine to pretend to be authority in order to coerce tourists to give them money? (fake Giza workers). It's fine to harass random people for money and pretending to give them free items out of "kindness". It's fine to take away buisness from the actual honest vendors and workers that sell items at real market prices and encourage others to scam as well to not get outcompeted? Really?
@@Rs2Hackzltd “yapping” what are you 13yo? 1- no one charged him 10x the price. 2- no one pretended to be authority. 3- not a single person forced him to pay anything or deceived him to pay something he didn’t want. 4- all of that while he made the whole video desperately looking for scammers. Yet he couldn’t get more than just two annoying people + one child asking him for more. That’s it. Stop making things up.
@@rayan5150The camel ride guy said he was a government worker not a seller like the rest. Yet he was upselling and lied about his authority. I’d also call that deceitful. There were a lot of annoying sellers with predatory practices in this video. Truth hurts.
@@SAT1337 He has a broken English. He meant he has a permit from the government to do what he is doing and it is true. He didn’t lie. Were there annoying people? Yes, but I am talking about scams not annoying people. Those annoying people could be avoided by firm no. Harry kept looking for those people because he knew they would give him what he could generate views and engagement online from.
price list in egypt hello: 5$ how are you?: 5$ its free for you: 10$ where are you from: 10$ you are good man: 10$ egypt and US/GB/CND good friends: 20$ my uncle living in US/GB/CND too: 20$ come on i bring you in market: 50-500$
It’s frustrating when the experience is overshadowed by such challenges. Egypt’s history and beauty are undeniable, but the hustle can definitely be off-putting.
lol the guy sees one interaction that's negative and immediately generalizes. Have you not seen he video to the end where they gave the phone that was dropped back after searching for it in the desert (37:00)? That phone is worth far more than his total spending in the country.
9:40 you gave $40 worth of Egyptian currency instead of $2 in front of his colleagues, you taught nothing to these greedy street workers. I hope they learn something from this act later in their lives.
I thought it was madness giving them loads of money. They should have been grateful getting 40 dollars, instead they were moaning. If he wanted to be generous, could have given them 10 dollars for the worker who cleaned his shoes that would have been enough.
It's not surprising at all. It has nothing to do with greed, it has to all do with poverty. Shoe shinning is the lowest rung on the social ladder, and now suddenly a windfall happens. It's like winning the lottery on a shared ticket, one got $100k, the other $10 million. The former would be very upset at not having received a larger share, despite now being $100,000 richer. And at anyrate, it is another one who was sitting by them who told him to calm down and stop it.
I lived in Cairo in 1981-1983 for 2 years working on a large construction project for Laing. I traveled a lot within Egypt back then and there were no scams whatsoever. The city was cleaner too. Egyptians have become poorer today because of an explosive growth in population and a struggling economy that has not caught up. A scam culture has emerged because of this I think. Egyptians were very honest and down to earth back then and I remember many instances where strangers would pay for my food. The govt needs to do something about the scammers.
Thank you for sharing your experience-it’s fascinating to hear how much things have changed over the years. It’s unfortunate how economic struggles have led to a rise in scams, but your memories of the kindness and honesty of Egyptians are a beautiful reminder of the country’s true spirit. Hopefully, efforts will be made to improve the situation for both locals and visitors.
I’m Egyptian, and I often face issues with scammers and pushy people in tourist spots. It highlights the need for better education and government control. On a positive note, I found a Japanese tourist’s phone and returned it to her at her hotel in Downtown Cairo. It felt like a hero to save someone’s travel experience!
I visited Egypt in 2021 and by the end of my two weeks there, I almost didn't want to leave my hotel room. Don't get me wrong, there are many amazing sites to see, and many friendly people as well, but the street hustlers are overwhelming and make for a truly exhausting experience.
Can't you just keep walking and ignore them? I'm planning to hopefully visit Egypt one day and from everything I've seen, that's the best approach, just say no thank you and keep going about your business. Obviously travel vloggers like Harry have to make content so interactions with scammers and solicitors is what they want to record
@The_18th_Fret Easier said than done, unfortunately. I have traveled to 40 countries across almost every continent. So, I am quite experienced when it comes to navigating these kind of interactions. Egypt was a different level!
Thanks for sharing your experience-I totally get where you’re coming from. The historical sites and friendly locals are incredible, but the street hustle can definitely be overwhelming. It’s all part of the unique charm and chaos that is Egypt
@@Sassannid the hustlers can be very persistent and borderline aggressive. Like I had a man following me trying to give me a gift. As I kept declining, he grabbed my hand and shoved the gift in it. He then demanded money and yelled at me when I put the gift on to the ground. I recommend looking for a local guide to accompany you.
lol the guy sees one interaction that's negative and immediately generalizes. Have you not seen he video to the end where they gave the phone that was dropped back after searching for it in the desert (37:00)? That phone is worth far more than his total spending in the country.
Jeez the shoe swindler kid was actually insane, dude got probably the most money he’s ever been payed, and for doing nothing, and proceeds to get angry/greedy for more! Wow give them an inch, they’ll want a mile😂
The guy who brought you to the factory for Mo Salah’s jersey said it was just 300, but outside it would be 600. You didn’t pay attention to him and you ended up giving the other guy 600.
Honestly, this is why I've always said that some of you travel bloggers need to have someone from the country showing you around. You'd be able to avoid such challenges with someone around helping you
Fixers have always been a staple for vloggers but some go it alone. The new thing for male vloggers is renting a local girlfriend that can navigate things for you. They are all over the dating apps. It's not about sex but often that can be negotiated, or not if she's into you and you're that kind of guy. Either way, a fixer, male or female, can save you a lot of hassle and even money. If you are a female going to these places solo for some reason, you should absolutely look into a fixer. They could save you from more than just a hassle, to put it delicately.
Must admit, I’ll never return to Egypt. The scammers make it horrible which is a great shame because it’s a country with an enviable history and culture.
Same here, I always dreamt of visiting Egypt and had a chance to accompany a flight attendant friend to Cairo. The sights were breathtaking, but the scammers ruined the experience. Won't be returning.
A country that has been exaggerated by Hollywood It is a very simple country knowing that films are filmed in Morocco 🇲🇦 There are Mayan civilizations in Mexico 🇲🇽 and the civilization of northern Sudan 🇸🇩 There are pyramids I prefer to visit Morocco 🇲🇦 Iran 🇮🇷 and Turkey 🇹🇷
lol the guy sees one interaction that's negative and immediately generalizes. Have you not seen he video to the end where they gave the phone that was dropped back after searching for it in the desert (37:00)? That phone is worth far more than his total spending in the country.
Too aggressive selling for my liking. In Egypt they trap you in their shop and will do everything in their power to sell you stuff. He should have said "no thank you" and walked out but he fell for it. This selling tactics has been going on for over 30 years in Egypt.
They resemble Indians and Gypsies so much that you feel as if you are in India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 The Gypsies are originally from India and Persia, what Iran currently knows
Enjoyed this video! We just got back to USA from Egypt. The scammers were exhausting but I will say that overall, the Egyptian people kept their words and promises.
As a English man, who has lived in Egypt for 20 years, must say, even the locals don’t like Cairo, Please visit Hugharda/Luxor/Alexandra/ El guna/ totally different.
Alex is love man, lucky to be there, totally different vibe, architect felt like turkey, good temperature, no scams, friendly people and obviously great beach
The necklace is so nicy. It spells Harry in Arabic so perfectly and the handwriting is readable and epical, the most beautiful Arabic handwriting that has been around for a lot centuries.
يااخي عمليات البيع في المناطق السياحية تكون عن طريق التفاوض ولكم أن تشاهدوا أن من صور هاري لم يطلب مالا وانه حين فقد هاتفه ارجعه المصريين إليه ولم اري شيئا فيه احتيالا الا في عنوان الفيديو نفسه
I went to Egypt for 10 days, and they were the worst days of my life. For 7 days, I was sick due to spoiled food, and for 3 days, I suffered from scams, harassment, and the nuisance of begging from both the people and the government. In short, if you want to punish yourself, go to Egypt.
Me to I was so ill im still recovering 4 months later and dropped my perse in 😢a taxi never got my 250 bke he's aid I never dropped it in his car I was sat in the front 😊
I can imagine how frustrating that must have been. Getting a souvenir thrown at you definitely takes the cake! 😂 Hope you’ve got some good memories from Egypt amidst the chaos.
@@harryjaggardtravel memories to last forever thankfully. They are scammers in every country but due to the bad economic situation in Egypt people are struggling and doing anything to survive.
I visited Egypt 2004 and my first impression when we landed the airport and the whole Cairo's street was dirty but the food was so delicious. When we went to Alexandria its really different i really loved that place.
9:46 This is what you get back for giving away 2000 EGP to a local Egyptian shoe cleaner. They really need to teach them how to say “Thank you”. This is the craziest thing I have seen on the internet today 😅!
Ассаламу алейкум из Дагестана самому хорошему доброму человеку Гарри Ты молодец 👍 всегда стараешься помогать бедным людям за это Алллах тебе тысячу раз вернёт твоё добро уважаю таких людей
I think the follow up video should be you going into these scam places buying everything getting them all excited wrapping the items then at the last minute saying you've forgot/lost your wallet and walk out to get it to never return .
No the follow up should be him going far away from these touristy areas and show the world that there is another bigger side of Egypt that is not oftenly shown
@@zombieat not when they’re in Egypt anyway. I think the historical sights are very distractive and takes all the attention but as a person who have family in the country side there is so much more to discover, and the people outside of Cairo are so different. These scammer give Egypt a bad name and its so unfair to the rest of this huge country
That's why I returned from Cairo to England after only 3 days and I was planning to stay there for a month. There are beggars and squatters scammers in every place and it is not safe at all for tourists.
يااخي عمليات البيع في المناطق السياحية تكون عن طريق التفاوض ولكم أن تشاهدوا أن من صور هاري لم يطلب مالا وانه حين فقد هاتفه ارجعه المصريين إليه ولم اري شيئا فيه احتيالا الا في عنوان الفيديو نفسه
@إنجلترامنالداخلplease read the comment section. 90% of people telling how bad experience they have with Egypt. Instead of telling that tourists are bad, why don’t you improve your country?
يوجد كثير من الفيديوهات تشكر المصريين إنما هو أسلوب القطيع الذي يتبعه اغلب فيديوهات اليوتيوب يتجمع القطيع حول راي إنما ما شاهدته انا هو احتيال هاري انظر كيف اتفق مع الموظف علي اعطائه 500ثم غدر به وأعطاه اربعمائه فقط وانظر للرجل الذي جري خلفه ليعطي هاري هاتفه المفقود لا داعي لاكتساب انتصار مزيف ومع ذلك يتم تطوير المناطق الاثريه دائما@إنجلترامنالداخل
I watched many other videos about Egypt before this, all the same comment. They go Egypt once, and will never go back. Like I said instead of fighting people who are commenting badly, why dont you go around your country and stop these scammers and police? You are fighting the wrong battle, at the wrong cause. Unfortunately, I am not a Westerners, I am an Asian but heck, never have I seen so many complain about one particular country as bad as this, and you seem proud of it.
All over the world government officials having always a corrupted persons such as in your own country so just shut up and don't stsrt to compare stupidly
This guy wasn't a government official, him and his people print this unknown ID and wear it to make you feel that they're trustworthy, I am not saying that to polish the government officials because they're as guilty as the scammers of ruining the country's image worldwide, as long as they allow such people to make living this way,. and in fact, some government officials are way worse that what you saw. and the crazy thing is: one time I went to the pyramids and i kept telling everyone there to be careful and pointed at the individuals they should avoid "i don't know them by name, i just watched how they scammed people on that day" and was telling everyone what to say to avoid them speaking to you, one of the scammers found out and gathered a few of his chooms and came at me to beat me up, but I had to lie and tell them that my dad is a general in the Egyptian police and has lots of contacts in tourist police department so, you can lay your hands on me now but, you'll never come back here or go back home. "I have choosen this scenario because police brutality in Egypt is worse than your worst imagination about how corrupt and brutal they really are, so much that an officer can shoot you in public where too many witnesses are but his department will make up a story to legalize the act whether it's shooting or aggression, and no one will dare to witness and say the truth because they don't just go after the witness, but their entire maternal and paternal family. it's crazy to say that and so sad but it's the truth, and I am not trying to ruin the country's image, I am actually telling the world the truth about a lace where the oldest wonder of the world is hoping that an honest official could see this and do something about it "but it's so sad because I wrote it and i also know that it'll never happen"
Why the hell would you go to that part of the world? For millennia, and up until like 50 years ago, if any European saw someone from that part of the world would assume they were seeing a monster, and would immediately fear for their life. Monsters in our fairy tales and every monster in our folk tales is based on these people. Why would you assume we're the same?
The constant grifting can definitely be exhausting, which is a shame given the country’s incredible history and culture. Hopefully, future visits will be better for travelers.
@Rana Because he wants to spread this idea that Egypt is bad and he is doing on purpose unfortunately, and i am wondering why he is not post the bad side of his country
its sad to hear that but thats the truth Egypt have unbelievable places but peoples greed always ruin the vibes not only for foreigners also on natives 😢
I was booked to come and visit Egypt for a month in February next year , but I canceled after seeing how terrible these people are to tourists, thank you harry , I will head to sth east Asia to spend my money
هاري هو من احتال علي رجل الجمل حين أعطاه 400جنيه وكان هاري متفقا معه علي 500جنيه عند البدايه راجع الفيديو جيدا وانظر كيف جري المصري خلف الحنطور لإعطاء هاري هاتفه المفقود وانظر أن من صور هاري كان لا يريد نقودا ولكن مابقي من عمليات بيع فإن البيع عمليه تفاوضيه ولم يحتال أحد علي هاري أو يسرقه ولكن هاري صانع محتوي يريد الاثاره وليعلم الجميع أن هاري المحتال بعنوان هذا الفيديو
As an Egyptian i feel bad for you & for what happened ....i saw videos of him on tiktok when he arrived egypt ..and offered him help to know more about city and many Good egyptians in comments tried to warn him and guide him also ...
Sadly scamming is a centuries old tradition in Egypt that has been passed from generation to the next to the point it can never be changed! Asking Egyptians to put an end to these scams is like asking a person to change their genes! People need to get over it that Egypt is never going to change and these scammers will never be disciplined by the authorities, it’s in their blood!
And scamming is even the lesser of Egypts many problems. And the authorities are the biggest scammers, while the government is literally destroying the country. Bulldozing everything
Oh its in our genes now? Who are you and how do you know all these mysterious “facts” that its a passed down trait? Please tell me where you got this information from cause I have never seen someone bullsh***ing so confidently.
lol the guy sees one interaction that's negative and immediately generalizes. Have you not seen he video to the end where they gave the phone that was dropped back after searching for it in the desert (37:00)? That phone is worth far more than his total spending in the country.
@@Paul-r7m ok “Paul” its in our genes now? Please explain where you got the information to back this up. Your not pulling “facts” out of your behind again I hope.
Well that seemed about as fair a presentation as could have been developed, Harry. You expressed frustration with the stressful and aggressive bargaining techniques and potential for scams, but you did so whilst being leniant, tolerant and respectful of the totality of Egyptian culture. You presented an honest representation of your experiences in Egypt, but you did not judge a culture based upon one offense to your sensibilities. Very well done, Harry. (And hey Mister Man... that chest hair is looking dope AF! 😏). 😂 Thank you for allowing me to travel the world with you in spirit, Harry. Be well and stay safe! ❤
Probably the only country on the planet that I have no plans to visit, seems like you can't trust anyone😅 Its a shame they own the Pyramids because it would be amazing to see them
The people that built the pyramids were a completely different group of people. Pale, european in appearance. They viewed the people who conquered them later as beasts. It's like visiting the shire after it was conquered by Saruman. Why would you do it?
@@woodykusaki9970 The Egyptian elites were not native to the African continent at all. The entirety of north-Africa was colonized by various people at various times, and there are almost no black africans at all in Tunisia, Egypt etc. I know because I've been there. Blacks are treated worse than their camels if they try to enter these countries. Right now, it's colonized by arabic peoples who flooded the world from Sassanid persia. They have conquered much of the ancient world because Islam is such a powerful force, but it wasn't always like that. For centuries, parts of north-Africa was colonized by a germanic people, for instance. It was colonized by Romans for centuries. Even further back, blondes and redheads were not uncommon in ancient egypt. Tombs of the pharao's show that they have light traits and look basically like modern Spaniards. Greeks were known for their blonde hair at one point. Achilles had light, golden hair. Same with Apollo. Greek and Roman leaders commonly had red and blonde hair. Roman historians wrote that they admired the beautiful blonde haired Greek women. Dacia, modern Romania, was also noted as as entirely blonde population by the romans. All these ancient civilizations were conquered through decadence and immigration. The entire ancient world was dominated by people with light eyes and light hair, R1b haplotype, and this is proven by archeological findings and tombs. China banned further studies into this after it was found that many of their ancient tombs didn't have Chinese people in them. Ancient persia was populated by people with light hair and light eyes. Modern Europeans stem from a people who originated in Eurasia, then populated the middle-east, Persia etc. What happened was that they became decadent, imported slaves, then the slaves became the majority. Modern day Egyptians are a completely different population from ancient Egyptians.
@@Sinekyre14 Interesting.. I thought Europeans only came flocking to Egypt after Alexander the Great then later, the Romans. The pyramid building was way before that. Khufu as far as I know is from the Old Egyptian Kingdom dating some 2,500 BC. So that's around 2 millennium before Alexander the Great's conquest. The Arabian peninsula to its east and the black Africans from Nubia to its south is way closer to Egypt than Celtic Europeans. It's a bit difficult to imagine the pyramid builders looks closer to Europeans than the Arabs/Nubians. Perhaps after it got conquered by the Greeks, it's believable but before that, I find it hard to imagine.
بالسعودية في قانون تقدر بجوالك تصور وتبلغ البلدية وفي غضون 24ساعة تتغرم المنشئة حقته، واذا تتعرض لمضايقات او إجبار بالشراء بكاميرا الجوال بس تقدر تصوره و تاخذ حقك
My first experience in Egypt was quite overwhelming, I was in a shop looking at waterpipes, but ultimately had to flee out of it, because he started to invite me to come over after hours to try it and all these sort of things. Just too much. In the end I bought it from somewhere else, but on my way back, the first shop owner saw me and started swearing at me.
That sounds like such an overwhelming experience-I’m sorry you had to deal with that. The pushy sales tactics can be intense and definitely take away from the enjoyment. Hopefully, the rest of your trip was more positive!
@@harryjaggardtravel Thanks, Harry, yeah, the trip overall was really great and it was also a very long time ago, probably in 2010 or something like that.
My long-held dream of visiting Egypt was completely shattered after watching this video. I’m so frustrated and heartbroken to see such things happening there.
Ve pero con guía turistico que esté todo el día contigo cuando salgas a la calle el te evitará todos esos problemas, y paga todo lo posible con tarjeta previamente desde tu país por qué hasta en lugares formales siempre intentarán cobrarte más y aún más si es efectivo
Harry Brother, I watch your every videos regularly. It brings me entertainment because you doesn't show only popular & famous places of any country like the other vlogger youtubers, but you show every part of local & more local market & low middle class area of every country. You are local for vocal. Stay blessed 😊
I went to Egypt last month. We stayed in Hurghada, flew to Cairo to see the pyramids, sphinx, Cairo museum and a boat trip on the Nile, then Luxor to the valley of the kings etc. Personally I found it worse at Luxor. Don't let this put you off though. It was one of the best holidays I've ever had and you just need to say no to everything and don't go into their trap shops. They'll try to befriend you in 5 seconds, so be warned 😂 Remember, nothing is really free, including them offering to take pictures for you or show you something.
Only watched a few minutes so far - what horrible people , planning a trip with my Brother to see the pyramids and I think the best way to deal with these sort of people is being very firm !
Hey harry, I'm Egyptian , cleaning your shoes costs 10 or 20 egy pound . I'm pretty shocked from that's price, you gave them 2000 Egyptian pound!! I can live more than 3 weeks in egypt with this amount of money ; )
The pyramids are absolutely breathtaking and worth seeing at least once in your life! The scammers can be a challenge, but with a bit of preparation and firm boundaries, it’s manageable.
Don't see why you can't go. I went, stood my ground, got approached so many times, and just said NO, and eventually they got fed up with me and left me alone.
Harry, please don't use anything that involves animals there. They treat them really bad. I've saw footage of what they do to the poor horses and camels and it's heart breaking. Even there @32:35 the horse in the background is limping! By using those animals you are contributing to the abuse. Please don't encourage it.
I was literally there 3 days ago. At the entrance some guy forced our taxi driver to enter the complex a different route. The scammer made us walk to a ticket counter and jumped the queue for me and refused to take the hint that we are not interested. He then said he will take us to the Pyramids on a horse carriage for 100 Egyptian Pounds, he switched to “I am going to take you to the scenic point for 800 pounds instead”. I got off the carriage and walked away.
That sounds like such a frustrating experience-I'm sorry you had to deal with that. Navigating those scams can be really tricky, but kudos to you for standing your ground. Despite the challenges, I hope you were still able to enjoy the beauty of the pyramids
Hi Harry. I am in Egypt now. I was very happy to come back to Egypt because I am learning Arabic and I love this place, but the people here have completely discouraged me from this place. I'm flying out in 24 hours and instead of sightseeing, I'm sitting in a hotel room with no window.
The more I watch those travel vloggers visiting egypt I am convinced that whatever is in your heart you'll see, good people have a pleasant experience and twisted people fall in scams
first rule of avoiding the scams in any tourist city: don't walk into their shop in the first place when invited. Even if someone is friendly engaging, cut the conversations short, pretend you are in a rush (to be polite) and walk away.
@@ThomasCassidyYT Not mybe, he intentionally seached to meet them! That's his content all about, finding them and try hard to dodge them... You don't get it from his Clip title?
Visited this place before and quickly found out Cairo's ‘hospitality’ comes with a side of ‘you’ll pay what your heart feels’-even if my heart disagreed. Some nice folk but a shame there are too many 'see you next tuesdays'
@@nomorenewsWhat you say is completely incorrect. In Egypt, the scammers' solution is simple, which is to stay away from them. There are dozens of upscale neighborhoods and cities. Why do you deliberately go to areas where there are scammers and street vendors? They do not represent Egyptians at all.
يا مصريين الناس كل صارت تعرف حقيقة مصر والنصب على السياح بشكل فاضح نحن بعصر الانترنت كل شيء مفضوح اذا ما تجاوزتم الامر هذا وحطيتم حد للمهزلة تقريبا السياحة بتنتهي بمصر عندكم آثار بشكل خيالي ومو عارفين تستغلوها 🤦♂️
جرب سافر على أي دولة أوروبية اختار اي دولة بدك ياها واتحداك اذا شفت 1% من النصب اللي بصير بمصر ومصر دولة عندها مقومات حتى تصير دولة غنية بس مو عارفين تستغلوا شي شوف اليابان كلها زلازل وبدون ثروات ومع هذا اقتصادهم اكبر من اقتصاد قارة افريقيا بالكامل @@mohammedalreqeb7480
للاسف مفيش رقابه على حاجه ومفيش مسئول .. المسئولين عندنا فى دولنا العربيه كلها غير مسئولين لا سياحه ولا تغذيه ولا اى زفت.. اى حد بيعمل اى حاجه اى مزارع بيحط اى كيماوى على الزرع اى سوبر ماركت كبير بيحط السعر العايزه على البيبيعه حتى لو اغلى من غيره , اى مدرسه خاصه بتسرق الاهالى ومفيش رقابه , اى حد بيعمل اى حاجه
9:50 He's not mad at you they're just trying to get your money back and tell you it's too much and they thought you didn't understand them you need to learn some Arabic man😂😂
As an Egyptian, living in Egypt I can give some perspective. The economic status of Egypt is very difficult and it’s crushing the vast majority of Egyptians, and most of the people you met have families at home and they are trying to put food on the table. Now this does not mean that scammers have the right to scam (even that it seems to work for them) but at the same time you will find people who are trying to earn a living with dignity trying to be very persuasive and to having a no as an answer, just tried to give some context to you and your viewers and you will always be welcomed in Egypt.
Hahaha, there are the greatest seas and beaches in Egypt, and dozens of Egyptian cities on the sea are visited by millions of foreigners. I have never heard of any of them being defrauded because there simply are no random areas like the ones in the video.
@@السيد-ف5ظفرنسا فيه مناطق معينة تكون حذر فيها ، لكن مصر تنسرق من اول ماتوصل للمطار لحد ماترجع تاني للمطار .. الشرطة الجمارك المطاعم الكافيهات المزارات المواصلات الناس في الشارع مع احترامي للشرفاء طبعا
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Harry best youtuber ❤❤
were you invited by the Egyptian tourism agency?
Hoping to see you in Canada one day... Your vlogs are one of the best.... keep up the great work.
When will you come to Pakistan we are waiting for you
When someone tells you "give me what you want" Just know it's already a scam. Great job exposing these scammers!
“EXPOSING these scammers” 😂 why are you making it sound like he exposed the CEOs of blackrock companies?!
He did not pay a single penny forcibly. It’s not a scam if you agree to the deal and only pay what you want to pay.
If anyone got scammed, it’s the people he looked for and played along with them to film them and make money off of them while giving them a fraction of what he will get from filming and defaming them.
@@rayan5150 Stop yapping bro. So you're saying it's fine to upcharge tourists 10-20x the price? It's fine to pretend to be authority in order to coerce tourists to give them money? (fake Giza workers). It's fine to harass random people for money and pretending to give them free items out of "kindness". It's fine to take away buisness from the actual honest vendors and workers that sell items at real market prices and encourage others to scam as well to not get outcompeted?
Really?
@@Rs2Hackzltd “yapping” what are you 13yo?
1- no one charged him 10x the price.
2- no one pretended to be authority.
3- not a single person forced him to pay anything or deceived him to pay something he didn’t want.
4- all of that while he made the whole video desperately looking for scammers. Yet he couldn’t get more than just two annoying people + one child asking him for more. That’s it.
Stop making things up.
@@rayan5150The camel ride guy said he was a government worker not a seller like the rest. Yet he was upselling and lied about his authority. I’d also call that deceitful.
There were a lot of annoying sellers with predatory practices in this video. Truth hurts.
@@SAT1337
He has a broken English. He meant he has a permit from the government to do what he is doing and it is true. He didn’t lie.
Were there annoying people? Yes, but I am talking about scams not annoying people.
Those annoying people could be avoided by firm no. Harry kept looking for those people because he knew they would give him what he could generate views and engagement online from.
price list in egypt
hello: 5$
how are you?: 5$
its free for you: 10$
where are you from: 10$
you are good man: 10$
egypt and US/GB/CND good friends: 20$
my uncle living in US/GB/CND too: 20$
come on i bring you in market: 50-500$
You forgot “you look like Egyptian” and “for you my friend I give you good price” 😭
This highlights why I have absolutely no desire to travel to Egypt.😞
After seeing the historical sites you just want to go home.
It’s frustrating when the experience is overshadowed by such challenges. Egypt’s history and beauty are undeniable, but the hustle can definitely be off-putting.
@@harryjaggardtravel your replies are def chatgpt
lol the guy sees one interaction that's negative and immediately generalizes. Have you not seen he video to the end where they gave the phone that was dropped back after searching for it in the desert (37:00)? That phone is worth far more than his total spending in the country.
@@ikk_ikk Yes this is THE ONLY video I've seen about Egypt..🙄🙄 Read my first two words again from original comment. 👍🏻
9:40 you gave $40 worth of Egyptian currency instead of $2 in front of his colleagues, you taught nothing to these greedy street workers. I hope they learn something from this act later in their lives.
I thought it was madness giving them loads of money. They should have been grateful getting 40 dollars, instead they were moaning.
If he wanted to be generous, could have given them 10 dollars for the worker who cleaned his shoes that would have been enough.
@@spidyman8853he wanted the content. Worth it for him to get a reaction instead of being a normal tourist.
It's not surprising at all. It has nothing to do with greed, it has to all do with poverty. Shoe shinning is the lowest rung on the social ladder, and now suddenly a windfall happens.
It's like winning the lottery on a shared ticket, one got $100k, the other $10 million. The former would be very upset at not having received a larger share, despite now being $100,000 richer. And at anyrate, it is another one who was sitting by them who told him to calm down and stop it.
@@ranro7371what a load of nonsense, he got 100times the amount for his rate he should be thanking him rather than that horrible behaviour he showed
40 dollars is half a month's salary in Egypt
he should have only given them $1
I lived in Cairo in 1981-1983 for 2 years working on a large construction project for Laing. I traveled a lot within Egypt back then and there were no scams whatsoever. The city was cleaner too. Egyptians have become poorer today because of an explosive growth in population and a struggling economy that has not caught up. A scam culture has emerged because of this I think. Egyptians were very honest and down to earth back then and I remember many instances where strangers would pay for my food. The govt needs to do something about the scammers.
they want to spread Islam the religion of " peace".
Egypt needs to return to worshipping Osiris and Ra.
in 1982 egypt had the 141st gpd per capita. now it is 133rd. so it should be slightly better now.
Thank you for sharing your experience-it’s fascinating to hear how much things have changed over the years. It’s unfortunate how economic struggles have led to a rise in scams, but your memories of the kindness and honesty of Egyptians are a beautiful reminder of the country’s true spirit. Hopefully, efforts will be made to improve the situation for both locals and visitors.
@fdama
You are spot on.
I’m Egyptian, and I often face issues with scammers and pushy people in tourist spots. It highlights the need for better education and government control. On a positive note, I found a Japanese tourist’s phone and returned it to her at her hotel in Downtown Cairo. It felt like a hero to save someone’s travel experience!
🙌🏼That's amazing! Thank you for being such a nice example of your country!
How much you baksheesh (tips) did you demanded for bringing back the phone?
Tf is wrong wit you why the negativity smh @@Brancoladage-zk3xr
I visited Egypt in 2021 and by the end of my two weeks there, I almost didn't want to leave my hotel room. Don't get me wrong, there are many amazing sites to see, and many friendly people as well, but the street hustlers are overwhelming and make for a truly exhausting experience.
Can't you just keep walking and ignore them?
I'm planning to hopefully visit Egypt one day and from everything I've seen, that's the best approach, just say no thank you and keep going about your business. Obviously travel vloggers like Harry have to make content so interactions with scammers and solicitors is what they want to record
@The_18th_Fret Easier said than done, unfortunately. I have traveled to 40 countries across almost every continent. So, I am quite experienced when it comes to navigating these kind of interactions. Egypt was a different level!
Thanks for sharing your experience-I totally get where you’re coming from. The historical sites and friendly locals are incredible, but the street hustle can definitely be overwhelming. It’s all part of the unique charm and chaos that is Egypt
@@Sassannid the hustlers can be very persistent and borderline aggressive. Like I had a man following me trying to give me a gift. As I kept declining, he grabbed my hand and shoved the gift in it. He then demanded money and yelled at me when I put the gift on to the ground. I recommend looking for a local guide to accompany you.
@@lizalauda1903 Stop engaging them, you shouldn't even be declining or acknowledging them man
I'd lose my mind amongst these people
huh?
Me too. I thought it was bad in Türkiye but this is next level.
When he says " you a good man " he means " you a rich man and I'm gonna try and con you out of as much money as I can "
stop being silly what about the two times ppl said that the perfume seller is a good man, good man means good man
lol the guy sees one interaction that's negative and immediately generalizes. Have you not seen he video to the end where they gave the phone that was dropped back after searching for it in the desert (37:00)? That phone is worth far more than his total spending in the country.
@@ranro7371I don’t think you know what the word generalize means… he is talking about that specific person
@@hazemmongey4322 they might as well be working for him tryna make tourists buy blindly.
Jeez the shoe swindler kid was actually insane, dude got probably the most money he’s ever been payed, and for doing nothing, and proceeds to get angry/greedy for more! Wow give them an inch, they’ll want a mile😂
The guy who brought you to the factory for Mo Salah’s jersey said it was just 300, but outside it would be 600. You didn’t pay attention to him and you ended up giving the other guy 600.
Honestly, this is why I've always said that some of you travel bloggers need to have someone from the country showing you around. You'd be able to avoid such challenges with someone around helping you
Fixers have always been a staple for vloggers but some go it alone. The new thing for male vloggers is renting a local girlfriend that can navigate things for you. They are all over the dating apps. It's not about sex but often that can be negotiated, or not if she's into you and you're that kind of guy. Either way, a fixer, male or female, can save you a lot of hassle and even money. If you are a female going to these places solo for some reason, you should absolutely look into a fixer. They could save you from more than just a hassle, to put it delicately.
Must admit, I’ll never return to Egypt. The scammers make it horrible which is a great shame because it’s a country with an enviable history and culture.
Same here, I always dreamt of visiting Egypt and had a chance to accompany a flight attendant friend to Cairo. The sights were breathtaking, but the scammers ruined the experience. Won't be returning.
It's because you're not yet experienced as Harry!
Seeing them going after him to return the phone shows that not all of them are scammers!
@@melrngiI agree, not all of them are scammers but enough are to make it an exhausting experience. I’ll never go back.
Not that they care.
@@melrngi no one ever said that they're all scammers. It's simply the amount of aggressive hustling that put me off completely.
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I went to Egypt once. I will never visit Egypt again. too many scams and they dont let u alone.
Yes, they don't leave you alone. You always get the beggars chasing you down the street and it's embarrassing
A country that has been exaggerated by Hollywood It is a very simple country knowing that films are filmed in Morocco 🇲🇦 There are Mayan civilizations in Mexico 🇲🇽 and the civilization of northern Sudan 🇸🇩 There are pyramids I prefer to visit Morocco 🇲🇦 Iran 🇮🇷 and Turkey 🇹🇷
Yeah like Paris and Romania and usa
lol the guy sees one interaction that's negative and immediately generalizes. Have you not seen he video to the end where they gave the phone that was dropped back after searching for it in the desert (37:00)? That phone is worth far more than his total spending in the country.
@@ranro7371 Exactly. The good is more than the bad!
Nah them perfume guys fsther and son were honestly intolerable
Too aggressive selling for my liking. In Egypt they trap you in their shop and will do everything in their power to sell you stuff. He should have said "no thank you" and walked out but he fell for it.
This selling tactics has been going on for over 30 years in Egypt.
@spidyman8853 true that. Harry has great patience
Correct 😅
Reminded me of the creature with wings in Star Wars that used obi kan as a child mechanic
They resemble Indians and Gypsies so much that you feel as if you are in India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 The Gypsies are originally from India and Persia, what Iran currently knows
Enjoyed this video! We just got back to USA from Egypt. The scammers were exhausting but I will say that overall, the Egyptian people kept their words and promises.
As a English man, who has lived in Egypt for 20 years, must say, even the locals don’t like Cairo,
Please visit Hugharda/Luxor/Alexandra/ El guna/ totally different.
Thanks for your comment planning to travel to Egypt
As a Greek it is a dream to visit Alexandria one day, But for sure Luxor too.
I'm Egyptian but from a city on the Mediterranean and I like Cairo actually full of culture, history and amazing Food
Alex is love man, lucky to be there, totally different vibe, architect felt like turkey, good temperature, no scams, friendly people and obviously great beach
Cairo is vibrant … the best place ever
The necklace is so nicy. It spells Harry in Arabic so perfectly and the handwriting is readable and epical, the most beautiful Arabic handwriting that has been around for a lot centuries.
Thanks!
Thank you for showing us. You saved me thousands of dollars and I can take Egypt off my list.
يااخي عمليات البيع في المناطق السياحية تكون عن طريق التفاوض ولكم أن تشاهدوا أن من صور هاري لم يطلب مالا وانه حين فقد هاتفه ارجعه المصريين إليه ولم اري شيئا فيه احتيالا الا في عنوان الفيديو نفسه
هاري هو من احتال علي رجل الجمل حين أعطاه 400 وقد اتفق معه قبل الانتقال علي 500جنيه
هما واخدين فكره غلط بس بجد البلطجيه منتشرين اوى لدرجه ان الواحد لما يصحى يركب عربيتو لو السايس مش موجود بحس انى سارقه العربيه @@redasayed7024
Worst country I’ve encountered for con artists and scammers. I will never return to that hell hole
😂😂As a egyption. I dont know what to say I was tricked too😅
@@Abdelrhman9انتم كلكم خونه ونصابين حتى انتي احتمال كبير تكوني نصابه زيهم
Egypt is a big country with upscale places and substandard places, so before planning to visit it, determine your destinations first
I went to Egypt for 10 days, and they were the worst days of my life. For 7 days, I was sick due to spoiled food, and for 3 days, I suffered from scams, harassment, and the nuisance of begging from both the people and the government. In short, if you want to punish yourself, go to Egypt.
Me to I was so ill im still recovering 4 months later and dropped my perse in 😢a taxi never got my 250 bke he's aid I never dropped it in his car I was sat in the front 😊
Imagine living the rest of your life in it 💀 , By the way, I am Egyptian 😔
😂😂@@BruhNull9500
الله المستعان@@BruhNull9500
الحمدلله على كل حال
Gives me PTSD from my time in Egypt. They get so rude and aggressive when you dont buy from them. They even threw a souvenir at my head 😂
No way! That's so disrespectful. Did you square up or walk away
I can imagine how frustrating that must have been. Getting a souvenir thrown at you definitely takes the cake! 😂 Hope you’ve got some good memories from Egypt amidst the chaos.
@@aarona6854 i think i made it worse by laughing at him and showing him i wasn't scared. Other shop keepers had to calm him down and lead me away.
@@harryjaggardtravel memories to last forever thankfully. They are scammers in every country but due to the bad economic situation in Egypt people are struggling and doing anything to survive.
I visited Egypt 2004 and my first impression when we landed the airport and the whole Cairo's street was dirty but the food was so delicious. When we went to Alexandria its really different i really loved that place.
I am an Arab and I have previously traveled to Egypt. It was one of my worst trips.
me too, It was horrible.
Me too
@@a.a7898هو اي الي مي تو انتي هتهجسي ما انتي ما تروحيش في الحارات الوحشه و تقولي كانت تجربه فظيعه روحي مدينتي او العاصمه الاداريه
@@السيد-ف5ظهتعمل ايه بمدينتي والعاصمة الادارية😮.. من امتى السياح والزوار بزوروا مناطق سكنية فارهة😅 تعليقك دليل على فشل بلدك سياحيا..
@@السيد-ف5ظايوه يسطا بس هو ايه الي يخلي سائح يروح اماكن سكنيه السياح بيروح الأماكن السياحية هو هيعمل ايه هناك يعني
I'm so irritated by them all even just watching this. Not going to Egypt anytime soon.
28:49 The guid says:”you’re hurry and I’m patient” made me laugh so hard😂😂😂😂
His name is Saber and it means patient in Arabic.
I was just gonna type that 😂 😂 that was a good one
LOL I got his sarcasm comedy too😭😭😭
2000 egp for a shoe cleaning is insane, you couldve just gave him a 150 max
That was shocking.
9:46 This is what you get back for giving away 2000 EGP to a local Egyptian shoe cleaner. They really need to teach them how to say “Thank you”. This is the craziest thing I have seen on the internet today 😅!
He was irritated as he thought he did not deserve the money because he didnt do anything. Its a way of saying thank you
@@Delta-qi4ls Wait, the kid got angry because he got money for not doing anything? So he didn't get angry because it was too little? :S
@@HewnrewkExactly
@@Delta-qi4ls hmm, alright. Why didn't he give it back then?
@@Hewnrewk He offered to give it back at 9:58
Ассаламу алейкум из Дагестана самому хорошему доброму человеку Гарри Ты молодец 👍 всегда стараешься помогать бедным людям за это Алллах тебе тысячу раз вернёт твоё добро уважаю таких людей
I think the follow up video should be you going into these scam places buying everything getting them all excited wrapping the items then at the last minute saying you've forgot/lost your wallet and walk out to get it to never return .
No the follow up should be him going far away from these touristy areas and show the world that there is another bigger side of Egypt that is not oftenly shown
@@RamsesThe3rd i know right. these tourists never go to the countryside.
@@zombieat not when they’re in Egypt anyway. I think the historical sights are very distractive and takes all the attention but as a person who have family in the country side there is so much more to discover, and the people outside of Cairo are so different. These scammer give Egypt a bad name and its so unfair to the rest of this huge country
"I'll buy THE WHOLE INVENTORY!!! Wrap it up! I'll be back in 6 hours when you're done"
I think you handled everything really well. Great video.
Dear Harry....you are reaching higher milestones with every new country...You are the most "Genuine & In-depth" Travel TH-camr in the world bro.😊❤
thank you so much for the kind words. I really appreciate it!
That photographer is so honest, He just wants to take nice pictures and have honest experiences with people ♥
I Wouldn’t visit Egypt the scammers are too annoying 💀
Go with a local
This is why I don’t like Egypt and will never go there for holiday…the scammers make the whole country not attractive for tourists at all😢
Come to Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 🎉
@@smdo99you don’t have beer right
@@riesennik1 It's beer not water, you won't die.
That's why I returned from Cairo to England after only 3 days and I was planning to stay there for a month. There are beggars and squatters scammers in every place and it is not safe at all for tourists.
يااخي عمليات البيع في المناطق السياحية تكون عن طريق التفاوض ولكم أن تشاهدوا أن من صور هاري لم يطلب مالا وانه حين فقد هاتفه ارجعه المصريين إليه ولم اري شيئا فيه احتيالا الا في عنوان الفيديو نفسه
@إنجلترامنالداخلplease read the comment section. 90% of people telling how bad experience they have with Egypt.
Instead of telling that tourists are bad, why don’t you improve your country?
يوجد كثير من الفيديوهات تشكر المصريين إنما هو أسلوب القطيع الذي يتبعه اغلب فيديوهات اليوتيوب يتجمع القطيع حول راي إنما ما شاهدته انا هو احتيال هاري انظر كيف اتفق مع الموظف علي اعطائه 500ثم غدر به وأعطاه اربعمائه فقط وانظر للرجل الذي جري خلفه ليعطي هاري هاتفه المفقود لا داعي لاكتساب انتصار مزيف ومع ذلك يتم تطوير المناطق الاثريه دائما@إنجلترامنالداخل
I watched many other videos about Egypt before this, all the same comment. They go Egypt once, and will never go back.
Like I said instead of fighting people who are commenting badly, why dont you go around your country and stop these scammers and police? You are fighting the wrong battle, at the wrong cause. Unfortunately, I am not a Westerners, I am an Asian but heck, never have I seen so many complain about one particular country as bad as this, and you seem proud of it.
I'm only back from travelling most of Egypt and never had a problem..as long as you're street wise you won't get scammed.
Government official is also a scammer 🤣🤣😂😂🤣
Well governments are designed to scam people so what do you expect
ليس مسؤل حكومي هو فقط معه تصريح بركوب الجمل
@@aliayman8815 lol
All over the world government officials having always a corrupted persons such as in your own country so just shut up and don't stsrt to compare stupidly
This guy wasn't a government official, him and his people print this unknown ID and wear it to make you feel that they're trustworthy, I am not saying that to polish the government officials because they're as guilty as the scammers of ruining the country's image worldwide, as long as they allow such people to make living this way,. and in fact, some government officials are way worse that what you saw. and the crazy thing is: one time I went to the pyramids and i kept telling everyone there to be careful and pointed at the individuals they should avoid "i don't know them by name, i just watched how they scammed people on that day" and was telling everyone what to say to avoid them speaking to you, one of the scammers found out and gathered a few of his chooms and came at me to beat me up, but I had to lie and tell them that my dad is a general in the Egyptian police and has lots of contacts in tourist police department so, you can lay your hands on me now but, you'll never come back here or go back home. "I have choosen this scenario because police brutality in Egypt is worse than your worst imagination about how corrupt and brutal they really are, so much that an officer can shoot you in public where too many witnesses are but his department will make up a story to legalize the act whether it's shooting or aggression, and no one will dare to witness and say the truth because they don't just go after the witness, but their entire maternal and paternal family. it's crazy to say that and so sad but it's the truth, and I am not trying to ruin the country's image, I am actually telling the world the truth about a lace where the oldest wonder of the world is hoping that an honest official could see this and do something about it "but it's so sad because I wrote it and i also know that it'll never happen"
I went to Egypt I’d never go back they are the worst grifters ever
Why the hell would you go to that part of the world? For millennia, and up until like 50 years ago, if any European saw someone from that part of the world would assume they were seeing a monster, and would immediately fear for their life. Monsters in our fairy tales and every monster in our folk tales is based on these people. Why would you assume we're the same?
The constant grifting can definitely be exhausting, which is a shame given the country’s incredible history and culture. Hopefully, future visits will be better for travelers.
I don’t know why u judge all country as u go to some local areas that have noneducational people and say they r the Egyptian people!!!
I'm sorry about that bro
@Rana
Because he wants to spread this idea that Egypt is bad and he is doing on purpose unfortunately, and i am wondering why he is not post the bad side of his country
As an Egyptian I'm really annoyed and angry from the scammers that makes tourists hate my country
Indeed sir…something else, no elderly grandmother to scam or to beg to today?
its sad to hear that but thats the truth Egypt have unbelievable places but peoples greed always ruin the vibes not only for foreigners also on natives 😢
I was booked to come and visit Egypt for a month in February next year , but I canceled after seeing how terrible these people are to tourists, thank you harry , I will head to sth east Asia to spend my money
It's still fun in a way you should realise their economy is suffering. And you learn a skill how to be street smart
Am going in end of January and start of February with my mum I just want to view the prymids
go to Morocco
@@08zeaMorocco is just the same 😂. Dahab is the only chill place in either country.
@@praguepersona9624 actually its not , Morocco is much less chaotic
As a woman I have no need or want to set foot in Egypt.
@@MiaHoney stay in UK with Indians
Like any other country have pros and cons, Cairo is only like this there are so many beautiful cities
Egypt is safer than most Western cities
You don't even have to do that!
@@ahmedelkhwaga2751same people
11:37 I LOVE that level of chaos. It’s oddly calming to me.
As an Egyptian, yeah, never go. Everything, top to bottom is broken and a mess. Some of the worst times of my life were spent there.
خرووووف
هاري هو من احتال علي رجل الجمل حين أعطاه 400جنيه وكان هاري متفقا معه علي 500جنيه عند البدايه راجع الفيديو جيدا وانظر كيف جري المصري خلف الحنطور لإعطاء هاري هاتفه المفقود وانظر أن من صور هاري كان لا يريد نقودا ولكن مابقي من عمليات بيع فإن البيع عمليه تفاوضيه
ولم يحتال أحد علي هاري أو يسرقه ولكن هاري صانع محتوي يريد الاثاره وليعلم الجميع أن هاري المحتال بعنوان هذا الفيديو
Thank you for your video. It is conducive to improving my English listening.
As an Egyptian i feel bad for you & for what happened ....i saw videos of him on tiktok when he arrived egypt ..and offered him help to know more about city and many Good egyptians in comments tried to warn him and guide him also ...
السيسي خربها والشعب ليهه دور في دا
I like how you call people brother, it seems a nice respectful way to greet strangers.. 💕
Sadly scamming is a centuries old tradition in Egypt that has been passed from generation to the next to the point it can never be changed! Asking Egyptians to put an end to these scams is like asking a person to change their genes! People need to get over it that Egypt is never going to change and these scammers will never be disciplined by the authorities, it’s in their blood!
And scamming is even the lesser of Egypts many problems. And the authorities are the biggest scammers, while the government is literally destroying the country. Bulldozing everything
Oh its in our genes now? Who are you and how do you know all these mysterious “facts” that its a passed down trait? Please tell me where you got this information from cause I have never seen someone bullsh***ing so confidently.
Just like Baqsheesh is a tradition (bribe) for more than 40 years.
lol the guy sees one interaction that's negative and immediately generalizes. Have you not seen he video to the end where they gave the phone that was dropped back after searching for it in the desert (37:00)? That phone is worth far more than his total spending in the country.
@@Paul-r7m ok “Paul” its in our genes now? Please explain where you got the information to back this up. Your not pulling “facts” out of your behind again I hope.
Well that seemed about as fair a presentation as could have been developed, Harry. You expressed frustration with the stressful and aggressive bargaining techniques and potential for scams, but you did so whilst being leniant, tolerant and respectful of the totality of Egyptian culture. You presented an honest representation of your experiences in Egypt, but you did not judge a culture based upon one offense to your sensibilities. Very well done, Harry.
(And hey Mister Man... that chest hair is looking dope AF! 😏).
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Thank you for allowing me to travel the world with you in spirit, Harry. Be well and stay safe! ❤
Probably the only country on the planet that I have no plans to visit, seems like you can't trust anyone😅 Its a shame they own the Pyramids because it would be amazing to see them
The people that built the pyramids were a completely different group of people. Pale, european in appearance. They viewed the people who conquered them later as beasts. It's like visiting the shire after it was conquered by Saruman. Why would you do it?
Pale, European in appearance? I would think they'd be a bit tanner due to Sudan/Nubia being directly below it.
@@woodykusaki9970 The Egyptian elites were not native to the African continent at all. The entirety of north-Africa was colonized by various people at various times, and there are almost no black africans at all in Tunisia, Egypt etc. I know because I've been there. Blacks are treated worse than their camels if they try to enter these countries. Right now, it's colonized by arabic peoples who flooded the world from Sassanid persia. They have conquered much of the ancient world because Islam is such a powerful force, but it wasn't always like that.
For centuries, parts of north-Africa was colonized by a germanic people, for instance. It was colonized by Romans for centuries. Even further back, blondes and redheads were not uncommon in ancient egypt. Tombs of the pharao's show that they have light traits and look basically like modern Spaniards. Greeks were known for their blonde hair at one point. Achilles had light, golden hair. Same with Apollo. Greek and Roman leaders commonly had red and blonde hair. Roman historians wrote that they admired the beautiful blonde haired Greek women. Dacia, modern Romania, was also noted as as entirely blonde population by the romans. All these ancient civilizations were conquered through decadence and immigration. The entire ancient world was dominated by people with light eyes and light hair, R1b haplotype, and this is proven by archeological findings and tombs. China banned further studies into this after it was found that many of their ancient tombs didn't have Chinese people in them.
Ancient persia was populated by people with light hair and light eyes. Modern Europeans stem from a people who originated in Eurasia, then populated the middle-east, Persia etc. What happened was that they became decadent, imported slaves, then the slaves became the majority. Modern day Egyptians are a completely different population from ancient Egyptians.
@@Sinekyre14 Interesting.. I thought Europeans only came flocking to Egypt after Alexander the Great then later, the Romans. The pyramid building was way before that. Khufu as far as I know is from the Old Egyptian Kingdom dating some 2,500 BC. So that's around 2 millennium before Alexander the Great's conquest. The Arabian peninsula to its east and the black Africans from Nubia to its south is way closer to Egypt than Celtic Europeans. It's a bit difficult to imagine the pyramid builders looks closer to Europeans than the Arabs/Nubians. Perhaps after it got conquered by the Greeks, it's believable but before that, I find it hard to imagine.
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Naaa never heard such bolloxs in my life.
They were dark skinned. Get real sunshine
بالسعودية في قانون تقدر بجوالك تصور وتبلغ البلدية وفي غضون 24ساعة تتغرم المنشئة حقته، واذا تتعرض لمضايقات او إجبار بالشراء بكاميرا الجوال بس تقدر تصوره و تاخذ حقك
This is good to know! Also sure does put Saudi Arabia ahead of Egypt IMO
My first experience in Egypt was quite overwhelming, I was in a shop looking at waterpipes, but ultimately had to flee out of it, because he started to invite me to come over after hours to try it and all these sort of things. Just too much. In the end I bought it from somewhere else, but on my way back, the first shop owner saw me and started swearing at me.
That sounds like such an overwhelming experience-I’m sorry you had to deal with that. The pushy sales tactics can be intense and definitely take away from the enjoyment. Hopefully, the rest of your trip was more positive!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Typical Egyptians
@@harryjaggardtravel Thanks, Harry, yeah, the trip overall was really great and it was also a very long time ago, probably in 2010 or something like that.
My long-held dream of visiting Egypt was completely shattered after watching this video. I’m so frustrated and heartbroken to see such things happening there.
Ve pero con guía turistico que esté todo el día contigo cuando salgas a la calle el te evitará todos esos problemas, y paga todo lo posible con tarjeta previamente desde tu país por qué hasta en lugares formales siempre intentarán cobrarte más y aún más si es efectivo
What an effing nightmare.
Imagine if you had to spend a week there and listening to their cheap sales tactics and cheap jokes.
Harry Brother, I watch your every videos regularly. It brings me entertainment because you doesn't show only popular & famous places of any country like the other vlogger youtubers, but you show every part of local & more local market & low middle class area of every country. You are local for vocal. Stay blessed 😊
Some of them are destroying tourism in Egypt and making me think a lot before visiting it sadly ..
Good don’t let people walk on you and speak on funny business. Respect💪🏽
I went to Egypt last month. We stayed in Hurghada, flew to Cairo to see the pyramids, sphinx, Cairo museum and a boat trip on the Nile, then Luxor to the valley of the kings etc. Personally I found it worse at Luxor. Don't let this put you off though. It was one of the best holidays I've ever had and you just need to say no to everything and don't go into their trap shops. They'll try to befriend you in 5 seconds, so be warned 😂 Remember, nothing is really free, including them offering to take pictures for you or show you something.
Only watched a few minutes so far - what horrible people , planning a trip with my
Brother to see the pyramids and I think the best way to deal with these sort of people is being very firm !
why on earth would you give 40 dollars for ppl to shine your shoes?!?!? 5 dollars tops
Why? Because he can
@@crow1989 its not worth it to do that in egypt maybe in other country.
@@crow1989 they weren't even grateful lol
Do you realize Harry makes money off these People/Content, and they gave an honest price so it's a tip.
Harry is rich. But those guys were ungrateful though.
I won't be Visiting Egypt anytime soon. Thanks for sharing your video.
At least the camels are doing an honest day's work.
Hey harry, I'm Egyptian , cleaning your shoes costs 10 or 20 egy pound .
I'm pretty shocked from that's price, you gave them 2000 Egyptian pound!!
I can live more than 3 weeks in egypt with this amount of money ; )
I would love to see the pyramids, can’t deal with the scammers tho…
Go with a local
The scammers are also locals 🤣
The pyramids are absolutely breathtaking and worth seeing at least once in your life! The scammers can be a challenge, but with a bit of preparation and firm boundaries, it’s manageable.
Don't see why you can't go.
I went, stood my ground, got approached so many times, and just said NO, and eventually they got fed up with me and left me alone.
I have been there and the tour group was even able to go inside King Tut’s tomb. It was awesome.
Crack me up in the beginning and drove it home in the end. Great job
Harry, please don't use anything that involves animals there. They treat them really bad. I've saw footage of what they do to the poor horses and camels and it's heart breaking. Even there @32:35 the horse in the background is limping! By using those animals you are contributing to the abuse. Please don't encourage it.
You are calm, cool, and collected. There is no way I would ever go to Egypt.
اقسم أنكم ترون الجانب السئ فقط وهذا هو مقصد هذا الشخص المدلس مصر فيها مئات الأماكن الراقيه
I would HATE all the hassle from the locals.
Not all Egypt like that go with a local
Wow Harry 💓 you're the man!
I was literally there 3 days ago. At the entrance some guy forced our taxi driver to enter the complex a different route. The scammer made us walk to a ticket counter and jumped the queue for me and refused to take the hint that we are not interested. He then said he will take us to the Pyramids on a horse carriage for 100 Egyptian Pounds, he switched to “I am going to take you to the scenic point for 800 pounds instead”. I got off the carriage and walked away.
they are starving but they want to breed more to spread Islam.
That sounds like such a frustrating experience-I'm sorry you had to deal with that. Navigating those scams can be really tricky, but kudos to you for standing your ground. Despite the challenges, I hope you were still able to enjoy the beauty of the pyramids
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I am going in jan with my elderly mother and visiting the pyramids is what we want to do
Stick with official tour guide and don't follow people on the streets . @thealien_ali3382
Hi Harry. I am in Egypt now. I was very happy to come back to Egypt because I am learning Arabic and I love this place, but the people here have completely discouraged me from this place. I'm flying out in 24 hours and instead of sightseeing, I'm sitting in a hotel room with no window.
Eat with the Pharaohs lol. Great video Harry.
Those honey puffs we have them in Greece too. Called loukoumades. Love your content.
The more I watch those travel vloggers visiting egypt I am convinced that whatever is in your heart you'll see, good people have a pleasant experience and twisted people fall in scams
That opening was a hard watch. I understand how that nonsense can ruin someones trip abroad
thanks so much for watching!
It looks so tiring dealing with scammers and hustlers all the time.
first rule of avoiding the scams in any tourist city: don't walk into their shop in the first place when invited. Even if someone is friendly engaging, cut the conversations short, pretend you are in a rush (to be polite) and walk away.
True but remember Harry is a travel vlogger, not an ordinary tourist. This kind of content is exactly what his followers want to see via his lens
thanks for the tip!
Maybe he did it for the video
@@ThomasCassidyYT Not mybe, he intentionally seached to meet them!
That's his content all about, finding them and try hard to dodge them...
You don't get it from his Clip title?
@@SpiderF27 😂 Loads of videos like this on TH-cam and everyone giving them advice, the title just flys over their head.
insightfull thanks for doing it for the team
Visited this place before and quickly found out Cairo's ‘hospitality’ comes with a side of ‘you’ll pay what your heart feels’-even if my heart disagreed. Some nice folk but a shame there are too many 'see you next tuesdays'
haha very well said mate
respect for the self control and staying polite. not sure if I could do that especially with the first guys son.
keep ur pyramids egypt, i dont think anyone would go
Well Said 👏😊
Dahab in Sinai is one of the greatest places on earth, but yeah, the rest of it sucks.
Mexico also has pyramids 😅 and it’s not desert
Man, I’d be arrested in 10 minutes. I’d definitely end up in some kind of altercation with scammers.
I better stay far way from Egypt.
Lo peor es que cuando llames a la policía también van a querer estafarte 😅, acabo de venir de ahí y no regreso si gratis
I live in Qatar and have to work with egyptians.. everyday is a struggle
Correct i left my 2 jobs because of this nationality...😂😂 Hod forgive them..
عشان احنا حراقين عليكم
و مالو متشتغلش معانا يا بابا ان شاء الله معنك اشتغلت معانا جتك القرف
Just after I visited the pyramids, we went straight to Sharam-el-Sheikh and just enjoyed our hotels private beach and pool
Harry, as a traveller you are ‘Worldly Wise ‘ and handle situations very well……Great vid 👍
He's a helmet
Yeah I'm impressed how strong Harry's personality is against those forceful scammers. I would have folded.
@@woodykusaki9970 maybe you didn't work hard for your money then? because i know i won't
@@zombieat I don't know how you can make that conclusion. I have a job but my personality is not accustomed to insanely aggressive scammers.
One of the greatest rawdoggers on the planet. Nothing escapes the great man. ty 4 vid.
Egypt vibe seems like India to me
Fr😂
Even India is a great country.. You are a hungry Arab
They both similar full of greedy hustlers,but Egypt is lot cleaner then indya
@@nomorenewsWhat you say is completely incorrect. In Egypt, the scammers' solution is simple, which is to stay away from them. There are dozens of upscale neighborhoods and cities. Why do you deliberately go to areas where there are scammers and street vendors? They do not represent Egyptians at all.
I’ve been in northern India too. I enjoyed my stay there.
He literally walked out of his hotel and it took 5 seconds 😂😂
يا مصريين الناس كل صارت تعرف حقيقة مصر والنصب على السياح بشكل فاضح نحن بعصر الانترنت كل شيء مفضوح
اذا ما تجاوزتم الامر هذا وحطيتم حد للمهزلة تقريبا السياحة بتنتهي بمصر
عندكم آثار بشكل خيالي ومو عارفين تستغلوها 🤦♂️
جرب سافر على أي دولة أوروبية اختار اي دولة بدك ياها واتحداك اذا شفت 1% من النصب اللي بصير بمصر
ومصر دولة عندها مقومات حتى تصير دولة غنية بس مو عارفين تستغلوا شي
شوف اليابان كلها زلازل وبدون ثروات ومع هذا اقتصادهم اكبر من اقتصاد قارة افريقيا بالكامل
@@mohammedalreqeb7480
للاسف مفيش رقابه على حاجه ومفيش مسئول .. المسئولين عندنا فى دولنا العربيه كلها غير مسئولين لا سياحه ولا تغذيه ولا اى زفت.. اى حد بيعمل اى حاجه اى مزارع بيحط اى كيماوى على الزرع اى سوبر ماركت كبير بيحط السعر العايزه على البيبيعه حتى لو اغلى من غيره , اى مدرسه خاصه بتسرق الاهالى ومفيش رقابه , اى حد بيعمل اى حاجه
من سوء حظنا انو ولدنا بهاي البقعة الجغرافية 🤦♂️
@@ahmedelsisi3563
@@ahmedelsisi3563 و السبب؟.
مفيش رقابة المفروض مش اى حد يشتغل الا ب id وشغل عالى بلاش قرف بقى كرهتو الناس اللى جاية تتسوح كمان اعوز بالله
The best trip of yours and a good experience for us...
9:50 He's not mad at you they're just trying to get your money back and tell you it's too much and they thought you didn't understand them you need to learn some Arabic man😂😂
The moment a vendor says “ I like you, youre a nice. Run away!!!!
I would rather see the pyramids via google images rather then going thru the hassles and scams of Cairo
You are a brave man you handle every situation well
I would never visit this country even if they provide me free hotel stay free food and free flight. No thanks, not in a million years.
20 million come every year.. you stay home
@@ahmedabdlaziz337The numbers are dwindling.
It's not for everyone.
But I'm a woman, and I just MOVED here from the USA.
I love it so much.
don't bother who cares if you come or not
@@mathpants8686 not just me brother , a lot of us ain't going there.
As an Egyptian, living in Egypt I can give some perspective. The economic status of Egypt is very difficult and it’s crushing the vast majority of Egyptians, and most of the people you met have families at home and they are trying to put food on the table. Now this does not mean that scammers have the right to scam (even that it seems to work for them) but at the same time you will find people who are trying to earn a living with dignity trying to be very persuasive and to having a no as an answer, just tried to give some context to you and your viewers and you will always be welcomed in Egypt.
one of the worst countries ever. can you imagine if they didn't have the pyramids. they'd be even more broke.
Hahaha, there are the greatest seas and beaches in Egypt, and dozens of Egyptian cities on the sea are visited by millions of foreigners. I have never heard of any of them being defrauded because there simply are no random areas like the ones in the video.
@@CR7LegendHDبتضحك على نفسك
Accept the truth😂@@CR7LegendHD
Winning in negotiations over scammers is more exciting than visiting historical sites for visitors 😂
مصر عاصمة الاحتيال والنصب في العالم عنوان واقعي شكرا لك لتنبيه الزائرين 🙏
اي دوله كدا شوف فرنسا و هتلاقي اكتر من كدا و دول ناس غلابه بيبوصوا ايد السائح علشان لقمه عيشهم عارف ان دي حاجه و حشه بس ما فيش حل تاني
انا مصري و بأكد علي كدا كووووسوم مصر
عشان رايحين علي قد فلوسكم ليه ميروحش مكان حلو يعني
@@السيد-ف5ظالغلابه موجودين في كل دوله لكن الاشخاص الي في الفيديو دا نصابين بلاش تدافع عنهم
@@السيد-ف5ظفرنسا فيه مناطق معينة تكون حذر فيها ، لكن مصر تنسرق من اول ماتوصل للمطار لحد ماترجع تاني للمطار .. الشرطة الجمارك المطاعم الكافيهات المزارات المواصلات الناس في الشارع مع احترامي للشرفاء طبعا