I want to thank you for posting this. My parents are from Cairo and haven’t been there since I was 3. This is an amazing visual insight into Egypt and also what my father did for me by migrating from Egypt to the US in the early 70a. Thank you, Baba.
Houses and gardens, I suppose. One can see that besides poverty there are rich neighbourhoods as well. High walls protect them....The piramids are a bit out of Cairo, in Giza, which is part of the city but in fact another little settlement. He is walking around that area.
This is a great WAILK!!! Thank you for sharing the beautiful scenery of Cario. Cario is a beautiful city of Egypt. I visited Cario and other places of Egypt in April of 2023. I visited Cario, Luxor, Kermit, and Aswan. The people there are very friendly and welcoming. The places we seen such as the great pyramids, the Sphinx and the Temples in Luxor and aling the Nile River. We really enjoy the sails on the Nile River to Aswan. Egypt is a beautiful place worth visiting. Thank you for sharing. 🇪🇬 ❤️ 😊
Love your video on Cairo 😊 and may God Richly Bless you and may Jesus Christ show you His GREAT love that He has for each of YOU ❤️ Just ask Him to show you personally His Love as He did to me years ago 😊
THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEO AND 'WALKING' FOR ME. WONDERFUL TO SEE AND HEAR SO MANY SPARROWS. LOVE TO ALL MY AUNTIES/UNCLES AND COUSINS. SHARIA BRI-KET EL- RUTTLE.
Каир великолепен и какой же разный! Спасибо, что поделились этим видео. Я , наверное, никогда не попаду в Каир, с огромным удовольствием смотрела Ваше видео. 👍👍👍❤🇰🇿
Loved this video, what a long walk! But so rewarding. I would love to wander through these streets, they're is something so interesting and striking about how rural and abandoned almost it seems. Great video as usual :D
Man I wish I had a camera when I was younger and a walker! I love so much the small things, the richness, that something alive and poetic that a city reveals to the meanderer. Thanks to you now I feel Cairo as another place I belong to 🙏
Amazing video and thanks for sharing - what’s at the end of the stairs/ tunnel? Does it lead somewhere or does it look like there is an opening to right or left?
that's the "roman well". very unknown and unexplored place, probably a burial site. the staircase most likely leads to a system of underground burial chambers but they are all hidden since at the staircase's bottom lies water, hence nobody can go there and see what's further in
Явно, что орудовал металический крутящейся предмет, прокладывая вырубку коридора в скале с помощью воды,хотя я не представляю как это возможно, надеюсь ещё не мало будет удивительных находок, приятно одному из первых прикоснутся к настоящей древности.
Living in hot Arizona, it's an experience to view the Mideastern heat, urban to rural to desert. It's also an experience to view the scenes of life in a completely different part of this world. Ironically, I am writing this comment on day three of the Hamas invasion of Israel and I suspect these scenes in Cairo would be similar (sort of) to Israel and Gaza. So sad a situation for both sides. By the way, I love this video and your occasional comments.
What comments? i was hoping for some insight of what is behind all those high walls? Is that where the rich are hiding or are they hiding more of all the trash that seems to be all over the place?
Como viver em meio a tanta poeira e tudo absurdamente marron , e como eu sempre penso cada pedaco do mundo existe um tipo de povo e um tipo de lugar ,por isso vou sempre amar o meu lugar o meu povo.
This is in fact Giza, which is officially part of Cairo, but in fact half an hour drive out of the city centre, another little settlement. Where the pyramids are.
Are there people nowadays who don't know that?? It used to be like that in my childhood in my country, too. It is enough to bend down as if you are going to pick up a stone, actually.... Enough to imitate picking up something and move your arm as if you are flinging something at them...They immediately run away....
Hi meandering love the love in this village of Nubian rabbna yakhlli. El Nubian naas goddess. Nefra the Nefertiti and amun hotb with their before and their after like us watching awesom village and it's street and proud to be a Egyptian haven't watch this video is not only a video it's thair idea and straghtagy for further craud generation like here's approximately street is looking 60 to 40 feets in any street can car easy up down and clean and shows their love from native birth places and most loving is their no high. Stories " it's love from by self without compromise ", which is in india without it's defance colony and some more other places ," and we can challenge between Mughals and Arab style of living meybe they wouldn't had been any ideas for their next generation ", it's i talking for India couse was in hand's of Mughal emperor ," anyways sand my blessings love prosperity to my own route my Egyptian god mey bless all and keep fragrance of love and traditional with whole. Wealth health until and of world ❤🎉🎉
The subdivision of your hotel location was quite a labyrinth of crooked streets and dead end roads, taking over 20 minutes to exit to the main street ! And those buckets of cement with metal poles in the middle was a real curiosity. It seems as though they use them to secure their parking spaces. It was a clever idea, though a stunt like that would land ya behind bars in Los Angeles :) At the 24 minute mark, you passed a golf course. At first I thought it was Mena House, but not sure. Do you know the name of the hotel? I'm just a tourist in Egypt, so it's great to have a hotel reference to get orientated. I've stayed at Mena House twice, but remember a busy street behind it, not a secluded subdivision. Awesome walk !
Hiyah! That was one long walk! Had a destination in mind and just kept the sun in roughly the same place as I walked! I have no idea what the hotel was called, just went there for some coffee before starting! Decent view there though👍👍 The cement poles seem to be a feature here. I think the bawabs are in charge of them, ensuring the spaces don’t get taken by anybody else. Cheap and it works I suppose! Oh and yeah I didn’t expect to walk past a golf course, but this is Egypt so wasn’t that surprised😂 Off to Saqqara this weekend and maybe to the airforce museum. Need some culture in me!
@@oceanq It's engaging throughout and I'm not leaving my seat till I see how it ends. What a weird finish with tv towers and creepy holes punched into the summit !
Eu sei que meus comentários escritos em português do Brasil não serão lidos. Bom entanto, muito particular, fiquei chocado com a periferia da cidade do Cairo. As periferias das cidades do mundo sofrem muito o abandono e o lixo. O meio ambiente do entorno das cidades nos causa muita dó e as populações tradicionais sofrem.
Jesus te AMA JESUS te ama JESUS JESUS Cristo te AMA CRISTO TE ACEITA A JESUS CRISTO É A BÍBLIA que esta a SALVAÇÃO🕊👨🏽⚕️👸🏽👸👰🏽🧢 GOSTARIA DE Aceitar A JESUS Cristo ?
I want to thank you for posting this. My parents are from Cairo and haven’t been there since I was 3. This is an amazing visual insight into Egypt and also what my father did for me by migrating from Egypt to the US in the early 70a. Thank you, Baba.
47:54 made me laugh out loud when you heard dogs and turned around and walked in opposite direction, was my first thought as well.😂
Vídeo fantástico do princípio ao fim. Congratulation
The most relaxing video I ever seen.
No doubt its one of the most beautiful capital City of the Egypt and a charisma for African SubContinent.
It’s always a pleasure to walk around here. And as a plus I can film it too and watch it again when I’m old and everything has changed!!🤗
Thank you! Hello from Kansas City!
What is behind all those very high walls some narration would be just wonderful.
Houses and gardens, I suppose. One can see that besides poverty there are rich neighbourhoods as well. High walls protect them....The piramids are a bit out of Cairo, in Giza, which is part of the city but in fact another little settlement. He is walking around that area.
A cidade do Cairo é linda. Essa paisagem com as Palmeiras merece atenção especial no sentido da preservação dessa espécie.
This is a great WAILK!!! Thank you for sharing the beautiful scenery of Cario. Cario is a beautiful city of Egypt. I visited Cario and other places of Egypt in April of 2023. I visited Cario, Luxor, Kermit, and Aswan. The people there are very friendly and welcoming. The places we seen such as the great pyramids, the Sphinx and the Temples in Luxor and aling the Nile River. We really enjoy the sails on the Nile River to Aswan. Egypt is a beautiful place worth visiting. Thank you for sharing. 🇪🇬 ❤️ 😊
Best walk ever
It was a long one😂
@@oceanq the longer the better. You must have been exhausted
Knackered😂😂😂😂😂 planning some now through central Cairo. Just for a change. Plus there will be more coffee stops😂
Love your video on Cairo 😊 and may God Richly Bless you and may Jesus Christ show you His GREAT love that He has for each of YOU ❤️ Just ask Him to show you personally His Love as He did to me years ago 😊
THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEO AND 'WALKING' FOR ME. WONDERFUL TO SEE AND HEAR SO MANY SPARROWS. LOVE TO ALL MY AUNTIES/UNCLES AND COUSINS. SHARIA BRI-KET EL- RUTTLE.
Ahaaa you are more than welcome!! That was a good day!!👍
Каир великолепен и какой же разный! Спасибо, что поделились этим видео. Я , наверное, никогда не попаду в Каир, с огромным удовольствием смотрела Ваше видео. 👍👍👍❤🇰🇿
Интересная экскурсия такое не увидеть реально, город строится обновляется горы мусора, а этот полигон земля занесённая песком, красивые деревья.
100%👍🤗
Loved this video, what a long walk! But so rewarding. I would love to wander through these streets, they're is something so interesting and striking about how rural and abandoned almost it seems. Great video as usual :D
Thanks so much. Love yours too! Knackered afterwards though!! I still remember how awesome the post walk bath was😂😂😂
@@oceanq I can imagine. Haha! A long hot soak. Blimey, you do get your steps in!
@@PinnedonPlaces ha yeah I’ll have to invest in a fitbit 😂
a truly wonderful job
Powerful History , Blessed video for us....
Culture and Civilisations both could be seen togather
True! Walking around every corner brings something fresh!🤗
What's with all of the trash?
I really believe in you
Man I wish I had a camera when I was younger and a walker! I love so much the small things, the richness, that something alive and poetic that a city reveals to the meanderer. Thanks to you now I feel Cairo as another place I belong to 🙏
Também esses canais são de uma beleza ímpar e merecem ser preservados.
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Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷 Ana ismy Donny , barazili wana ba7ib Masr. 😍🇪🇬
Wooooooo thanks Brazil!!!!👌👌👌👌
@@oceanq Afwan. Enta masree?
Интересные находки, в пещере свод второго прохода похож на глаз и чёрный зрачок, что это за башни сторожевые.
Thanks!!!🤗
Esse vídeo é histórico por essa amostragem.
Where this place
Amazing video and thanks for sharing - what’s at the end of the stairs/ tunnel? Does it lead somewhere or does it look like there is an opening to right or left?
I honestly have no idea!! I wanted to check it out but the water was too deep and too much glass and ‘dark’ water for me to do it!!
oh wow what the hell was that dungeon
O Egito é a terra de uma das mais lindas vozes femininas do mundo Omm Kulthun.
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03:03:33 o que havia lá no final do túnel? Tem alguma informação sobre o que para que era esta escada?
Its like a salt mine
that's the "roman well". very unknown and unexplored place, probably a burial site. the staircase most likely leads to a system of underground burial chambers but they are all hidden since at the staircase's bottom lies water, hence nobody can go there and see what's further in
Явно, что орудовал металический крутящейся предмет, прокладывая вырубку коридора в скале с помощью воды,хотя я не представляю как это возможно, надеюсь ещё не мало будет удивительных находок, приятно одному из первых прикоснутся к настоящей древности.
Living in hot Arizona, it's an experience to view the Mideastern heat, urban to rural to desert. It's also an experience to view the scenes of life in a completely different part of this world. Ironically, I am writing this comment on day three of the Hamas invasion of Israel and I suspect these scenes in Cairo would be similar (sort of) to Israel and Gaza. So sad a situation for both sides. By the way, I love this video and your occasional comments.
What comments? i was hoping for some insight of what is behind all those high walls? Is that where the rich are hiding or are they hiding more of all the trash that seems to be all over the place?
Como viver em meio a tanta poeira e tudo absurdamente marron , e como eu sempre penso cada pedaco do mundo existe um tipo de povo e um tipo de lugar ,por isso vou sempre amar o meu lugar o meu povo.
It's not something silly, you're just not used to it. If we go to your country, we'll be upset too
Смотрю второй раз,по комментариям поняла, что уже смотрела, надо не мусор туда свозить, а вести раскопки.
مصر طول عمرها جميلة
Place name
Arund the pyramids, as far as I can see, in Giza.
Anyone, what is purpose of hanging strips between streets? 7:44
is this really the capital of egypt ? they should take care of it, it look like a war zone
This is in fact Giza, which is officially part of Cairo, but in fact half an hour drive out of the city centre, another little settlement. Where the pyramids are.
❤❤❤❤❤ 1:10:56
Next time when you see a stray dog bark at you just pick up a rock and they will run away.
Good tip😂 I will do that!! Better than just shouting I suppose 🤞
Are there people nowadays who don't know that?? It used to be like that in my childhood in my country, too. It is enough to bend down as if you are going to pick up a stone, actually.... Enough to imitate picking up something and move your arm as if you are flinging something at them...They immediately run away....
What about rescuing the poor animals?
@@nualagilbert1298 great idea, you should put it in action.
Hi meandering love the love in this village of Nubian rabbna yakhlli. El Nubian naas goddess. Nefra the Nefertiti and amun hotb with their before and their after like us watching awesom village and it's street and proud to be a Egyptian haven't watch this video is not only a video it's thair idea and straghtagy for further craud generation like here's approximately street is looking 60 to 40 feets in any street can car easy up down and clean and shows their love from native birth places and most loving is their no high. Stories " it's love from by self without compromise ", which is in india without it's defance colony and some more other places ," and we can challenge between Mughals and Arab style of living meybe they wouldn't had been any ideas for their next generation ", it's i talking for India couse was in hand's of Mughal emperor ," anyways sand my blessings love prosperity to my own route my Egyptian god mey bless all and keep fragrance of love and traditional with whole. Wealth health until and of world ❤🎉🎉
The subdivision of your hotel location was quite a labyrinth of crooked streets and dead end roads, taking over 20 minutes to exit to the main street ! And those buckets of cement with metal poles in the middle was a real curiosity. It seems as though they use them to secure their parking spaces. It was a clever idea, though a stunt like that would land ya behind bars in Los Angeles :) At the 24 minute mark, you passed a golf course. At first I thought it was Mena House, but not sure. Do you know the name of the hotel? I'm just a tourist in Egypt, so it's great to have a hotel reference to get orientated. I've stayed at Mena House twice, but remember a busy street behind it, not a secluded subdivision. Awesome walk !
Hiyah! That was one long walk! Had a destination in mind and just kept the sun in roughly the same place as I walked! I have no idea what the hotel was called, just went there for some coffee before starting! Decent view there though👍👍 The cement poles seem to be a feature here. I think the bawabs are in charge of them, ensuring the spaces don’t get taken by anybody else. Cheap and it works I suppose! Oh and yeah I didn’t expect to walk past a golf course, but this is Egypt so wasn’t that surprised😂 Off to Saqqara this weekend and maybe to the airforce museum. Need some culture in me!
@@oceanq It's engaging throughout and I'm not leaving my seat till I see how it ends. What a weird finish with tv towers and creepy holes punched into the summit !
КАИР - МАТЬ МИРА!
hi, I just don't understand tghe meaning of this video: there is no meaning of it.
Hi, i just went for a walk🤗
Eu sei que meus comentários escritos em português do Brasil não serão lidos. Bom entanto, muito particular, fiquei chocado com a periferia da cidade do Cairo. As periferias das cidades do mundo sofrem muito o abandono e o lixo. O meio ambiente do entorno das cidades nos causa muita dó e as populações tradicionais sofrem.
Ого, там провалы и пустоты в земле может там гробницы.
Thanks!!👍👍🤗
What a depressing place,I would be dying to get to a bar for a cool glass of lager
True but it’s like that everywhere I suppose! And a cold glass does make life better😂
Love Meandering not everywhere,Cairo is an overpopulated ,polluted ,dirty hellhole
True! I love it here🤗
Пещера глаз Гора.
Jesus te AMA JESUS te ama JESUS JESUS Cristo te AMA CRISTO TE ACEITA A JESUS CRISTO É A BÍBLIA que esta a SALVAÇÃO🕊👨🏽⚕️👸🏽👸👰🏽🧢 GOSTARIA DE Aceitar A JESUS Cristo ?
Jesus Christ!