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I understand it's a personal choice as everyone living in a free world has. I commend you both for your pursuit of happiness and adventure even though sometimes it takes you places that are sketchy. Hope that God continues to shine his light upon you and keep you safe wherever you may travel
You can come to Syria anytime. As a Greek Citizen you can get a tourist visa at the Syrian Embassy near Beirut, Lebanon. It usually takes 4 to 5 working days to get the visa (in any case the only way for you to fly to Syria is Athens to Beirut and from Beirut you can catch a bus or shared taxi to Damascus).
@@ahmadsa9503 Nobody can fly directly from Athens to Damascus because Greece doesn't have diplomatic relations with Syria. If you want to land in Damascus you can fly from Athens to Dubai or Kuwait and from there get on a flight to Damascus.
I met many Syrian people in Athens when I moved for a year, I tried their food, had some yummy black tea, learned a few words and all i can say these people don't deserve any of this happening to them and their land.. they're amazing people to hang out with and they usually are very willing to make new friends and talk and laugh at your jokes and share their culture and amazing mindset of being generous.
No syrian in your poor country greece They come from many backgrounds and nationalities, and everyone says they are from Syria It has become easy to say that you are from Syria in order for them to obtain asylum and I know that most of them are not Syrians.
This is the first time I've seen a travel vlog from Syria and it's so fascinating! The media usually shows Syria in a very different & negative way so I'm happy to see you documenting your travels there and showing the beautiful sides. It's hearthbreaking to see so many parts of the world, including Syria, being at war and people having to leave their homes. It would be super interesting to travel to this part of the world myself, really hope I'll be able to visit Syria and other countries in the region someday.
You're most welcome. As syrians , we are incredibly glad to see you in our country, bringing all the positivity and real facts of Syria to the light. We appreciate that and hope you have an amazing trip in your second home. ❤️❤️
The smile upon Julia’s face surely encompassed her whole being. To see such joy, wonderment, anticipation and excitement with each passing sight was a joy in itself. The two of you have mentioned a few times that a place where you are or are going to is a dream come true but the electricity you are both exuding in this location is infectious! Enjoy!!
It's emotional watching this, it appeared on my feed, and I was wondering what my country is like nowadays. I can see how your non-stop smiles and enthusiasm to explore this land transmitted energy to every stranger who appeared on camera who's otherwise trying to find a reason to be positive. Keep them coming :)
As a Syrian, this video has been so emotional to watch. I moved out 6 months before the war, and went only once in 2019. It has changed a lot, the people's faces have changed, the atmosphere. The country endured a terrific war, people were displaced and scattered to say the least. I hope one day we go back to our beautiful Syria and be able to reconstruct it.
I'm sorry to hear that you had to leave your country. I often watch Syrian travel videos and I love how every Syrian is still trying to enjoy life as much as possible.May the people of Syrian be blessed
watching you guys eating dessert with melhem playing in the backround is enough to make any syrian sentimental. i am so glad you payed my country a visit. hope you found it well. love the video, nicely filmed and edited :)
@@MattandJulia انا لا اعرف التحدث باللغة الإنجليزية لاكن انا حقاً احببت هاذا الفيديو انا من سوريا وا نادراً ما نرا سياح في سوريا بعد الحرب تدمرت العدين من المدن وا مات مءات الأف الناس لقد كانت سوريا قبل الحرب مليءا بل سياح وكان الوضع لطيف ان ترا ناس من دول مختلفه تزور بلدك وا تعاملهم بلطف كما تعامل سكان بلدك لقد فتقدت تلك اليام اتمنا ان تقضو وقت ممتع في سوريا ❤❤
Syria always interested me. I started to learn about the country when the war started and I was a teenager. And yeah, I'm still into it and once I want to travel there as well. So thanks for your video, nice and informative as always! :)
Thanks! Really loved your video as always.United States has a do not travel warning for Syria for anyone holding a US passport and I'm really surprised to see your both there regardless of citizenship
Thank you so much Todd! Can’t begin to explain how much we appreciate your ongoing support 🙌🏼😮❤️ Yes, travel isn’t advised by our government either but we made the decision to go regardless. We’ve been to many places where the is a ‘do not travel’ warning at this point. But it is a personal decision and not advised 🙏🏼❤️
I don't trust the US government (In fact I despise it. BTW I am an EU passport holder) and I will continue to visit Syria as I do every year since 2017.
Bro We love all peoples and we love to see you in Syria. We are happy to see the tourists. It gives us the impression that Syria will not die. .. We stay up at night reading American novels and stories and watching American movies❤🇸🇾😍🇺🇲❤🇬🇧❤
Ah of course our fellow Greeks, There is much greek history and influence in the countries culture and even people. As a half-Palestinian half-Syrian Greece is very similar to us on so many levels, I went to Mykonos and apart from the salty tap water in the hotel the beaches are beatiful.
You guys are at the top of your game filming. The lens does not lie. The city of Damascus and Aleppo has its challenges. They are on the road to recovery. Friendly and Forthcoming are the people. The food was so good. Harriet was there many years ago as part of team of students from Harvard. Thank you for your incredible work doing this video.🙏💕🙏 Sending you much love and affection from Richmond, Va. Harriet, Jim and Yuki P.S. Looking forward to so much more👍👍
I've been learning Levantine Arabic, and my teacher is from Aleppo. He lives in Turkey now. I actually asked him just last week if it is safe to travel to Syria (I just want to see this amazing country, a colleague of mine used to teach English in Syria before the war, and he said it was one of his favorite countries and THE BEST and the most beautiful in the region ), I wanted to visit then, but the war started.....Now I can speak a little Syrian Arabic, I just can't wait to use/practice it in real life, and visit all the amazing sites and try the food. Thanks for the video, I will seriously consider taking the trip. I really hope the misery in Syria can be over soon, peace and prosperity come back to this ancient land.
Welcome to Syria, happy to have you in our country. This is so heartwarming, i hope everything goes back to normal and that we could go back to live there one day and reconstruct our beloved country.
@MattandJulia thanks for visiting to our country i really hope every people visit our syria just pray to us guys to problems calm down thank you very much! FUN FACT I'M SYRIAN AND I'M IN IT!
Incredible. Only a few years ago it was one of the most darkness times in recent history In Syria , and then to see how open people are to tourists and the feeling or normality returning is beautiful . I don’t think I could have seen anything like this had I not subscribed to your channel . 😊 Thank you .
Louis , thank you so much for your kind words! We are really grateful to have you coming along with us! We absolutely fell in love with Syria and couldn’t get over how genuinely lovely people are there! So can’t wait to share everything we have to come ❤️
I look forward to your videos and this one was extra special. I have to admit that I was surprised at the friendliness towards visitors. Your camera showed people going about their daily business as usual and I admire them especially after the terrible earthquakes. I wish them well and hope for no more devastation for them to fear and endure.
I watched start to finish and like Julia I was stuck for words. My brain is still processing it all. Now a few hours later this message of this video is clear to me. "nothing can keep the human spirit down". No matter where in the world you go, no matter what the adversity, the human spirit rises above it all😪 Thanks for a wonder video❤
Thank you so much for humanizing everywhere you go, and take us. I know of no better way to take the walls down that the media continually puts up than to just go in good faith, with love in your hearts, and meet everyone where they are and listen, learn and have a truly personal exchange. I cannot express my boundless gratitude that I can be alongside you two by watching your videos. I wish it were me who could personally be there, and that gets a bit farther away with each year I get older, but my heart is there with you and so many times you make me cry, and other times sing for joy at the connections you make and share.
Andrea, thank you so much for your kind words from the bottom of our hearts! I can’t put into words how much your messages means to us. We are so grateful and happy to have you coming along with us! Sending lots of love to you from both of us! Hope one day we will meet and I can give you a proper big hug ❤️
@@sacredtree2565 I mean that mainstream media may not be as disclosing to the public than independent reporters can be, thus figurative walls can get put up by mainstream news sources in reporting on events, even if inadvertent. Mainstream news sources are more impersonal overall. Matt and Julia are unbelievably generous to bring us their personal direct experience as if we were standing alongside them and I feel it as a much more heartfelt exchange of how people feel, not just what governments do.
Thanks for filming! This video brought me back to Britain where I had got the several Syrian friends while I was residing there. Their women cooked brilliantly and Syrian cuisine was so mouthwatering as far as I have retained🙂
@MattandJulia Telling more my best friend was Sudaniese and he brought me to thier community gatherings quite often. All food besides beveragies was handmade at homes of community members.👳♀️ Highly recommend🦴
First word that comes to my mind is stunning. From the hotel room to the markets and as Matt said the genuine friendliness of the people. Wasn't expecting that in Syria. Can't wait to see what is next in this series.
We were so shocked about it the whole time we were in Syria. You hear how friendly and welcoming people are…but we didn’t expect to experience it to THIS level! Can’t wait to share everything with you ❤️
@@MattandJuliahey i am in syria now and you should go to As Suwayda, syria, it is only an hour from damascus and they have a restaurant called divino which is the best thing ever because of the large variety of food there and how flavorful is, i reccomend getting the crispy chicken sandwich because its just so good. there are many other restaurants there such as messa luna, which is right next to divino, enab (grape in arabic) which is basically a all u can eat buffet, and last but definitely not least from the things im listing, chocolake, chocolake is literally the king of desserts i cant even explain it to you you have to be there its so good
Thanks for the beautiful video, i saw how overwhelmed you both were. Wonderful part of the world that has suffered immensely in recent history. Let’s hope happiness is around the corner ! Best wishes for all the Syrian people ! JosAz
As an American who loves history. I wish i could go to syria to see some ancient sites. I just know it will never happen and i hate that. Much love to Syria from North Carolina USA🇺🇸 our government sucks, but our people are with you
As a Syrian , I extend my greetings to you, and we hope that Western societies can break free from the grip of Western media portraying Syria as a terrorist country. Syria is not just Bashar al-Assad, and it is not just politics. Syria is a nation with a rich history and culture. We understand that your honorable people are separate from the policies of the state, and we acknowledge that. We wish well for the American people and the Western societies, known for their humanitarian and respectful history of nations. We await your visit to Syria, and when you come, you will witness an ancient civilization and a friendly and loving people. Greetings!
Many famous people in the United States have Syrian roots... Steve Jobs, inventor of the iPhone and founder of Apple, and William Hanna, creator of the famous cartoon Tom and Jerry, and there are still many more. Do you want more?
Love from Sydney ❤ Born in Australia and my folks migrated in the 60s. I visited Syria in 1995, 1997 and 2007 (more advanced) I loved all the castles, Palmyra, Ebla and more. I pray more people can visit and for it to be better than what I had experienced in 2007, it was ruined by war when it was about to flourish. I truly hope it does again. Thank you for sharing 🤗
Such important content. I spent 20 of my most formative years in Hong Kong and Singapore, at a time (late 60's to the late 80's) when South East Asia was considered nothing or for Vietnam. I have also traveled the world. It is such a shame that the people who need to watch your videos won't because more than anyone, they need to understand that we ARE all people who want the same for our families etc. Beyond the generalizations, thank you for showing us real life in a part of the world that is bursting at the seams with history, beauty and culture but one that has suffered so terribly (I will refrain from pointing fingers). This is the kind of content that should be mandatory watching for our kids so that they learn not to fear but rather embrace the world.
So very true. We all have more in common with each other than we realize. It's so sad that "governments" seem to enjoy emphasizing the differences between peoples instead of encouraging everyone to live in peace with each other. 🫂❤️🙏🌎🕊
@@Parawingdelta2 Close, French father who started his own aerospace (maintenance and repair along with parts etc). We always lived in former British office housing. I did my O'levels and we were members of a British club, so I grew up around that culture, along with all of the other cultures that exist in that part of the word. As much as I love Asia, I have to admit to being a little jealous about Malta (I love the Med) and the mix of Italian and North Africa must have been wonderful. So much beautiful world out there. =)
I have never traveled far from where I was raised, and now in my old age, thanks to You Tube and channels like yours, I am getting to know other sides of the earth. I appreciate this soooo much! You are opening the world up to me and I am so grateful! It makes me love people everywhere!!!
Thank you so much for your kind words! We are really grateful to have you coming along with us ❤️ This is one of the main reasons that we love travelling so much, to actually see and share that we are the same everywhere just have different habits and that there are amazing people everywhere ❤️
This really is fascinating to watch. Terribly sad what’s happened/happening in Syria. People are basically the same all around the world and I wish more than anything for there to be peace and harmony throughout the world. Can’t wait to see the next videos guys!! It must feel so special to be there. Take care! 🥰🙅♀️🙅♀️
@@kanikaksingh7620 Syria is still beautiful despite everything; even though the war has greatly affected it and its people after the death of more than 500 thousand Syrians and many losses; but Syria does not die; the capital Damascus has faced many events, crises and challenges throughout the ages, but it always triumphs and returns ✨🤍🇸🇾
Watching your video as I type. Love both of y'alls energy and sense of wonder...it's genuine....thanks for taking us to places that other vloggers don't...your channel truly stands out.
Appreciate your authenticity so much.I am going to subscribe to your channel for this Syria series.A beautiful country with so much history that has been so messed with recently,so unjustly. Sending all of my best wishes to Syria. Thank you to Matt and Julia for doing this series ❤️
@@Syrian-guy haha, why Not you, why Not you those vloggers , why you are stuck here , I bet that you're searching 24/7 &for someone to help you out of your hellhole (slum)
Hi Matt and Julia 👋. Another informative, interesting and heartwarming video. My heart goes out to the warm and friendly Syrian people who have endured and suffered so much. Thanks, for always focusing on the positive attributes of the cultures that you explore and showing the common threads that bind us all together as humans. Of course, thanks for all of your descriptive videos of the foods that you try(and enjoy). I'm still waiting for "smell-o-vision". 😂 Take care and have a safe and pleasant journey to your next destination. 🫂❤️🙏🌎🕊
Thank you so much John 😘 We are so grateful to have you coming along with us, for your kind words and your support. I’ve…well, both of us been struggling quite a bit lately. So reading your messages means the world to us ❤️ Oh yeah, I can’t wait for the “smell-on-version”! That’s my dream hah
@Matt and Julia That's so sweet of you to say. Never be afraid to "take a breather" from TH-cam and your very busy lifestyle. Sometimes it's just a necessity for your well-being, both physically and mentally. Take care, dear friends. 🫂❤️
Oh my goodness please be careful! Much love to you both! My prayers are with Syrian people! We people around the world are only used to seeing the horror of war torn Syria. It’s beautiful! Thank you showing us such a wonderful place in Syria! Just stunning
This just melted my heart! If only we could've met while you're in Syria! Pleeeease whenever you're back in Syria we should get in touch. My wife and i are in Lattakia and we'd be honored to show you around and even be your host for the entire length of your stay ❤️
Dear Matt n Julia,l usually do not comment on vloggers video but all your visits to countries were n are very well narrated editing n commentary. I love your visits to Lebanon n into Syria. Such a wonderful historically- rich ancient countries, lovely ppl, interesting sites n not forgetting their delicious food. Thank you so much for showing us many beautiful countries. Praying🙏🙏🙏☦️☦️☦️ for the protection n peace in Syria n Lebanon.
Matt/Julia, awesome video! The history and all the beautiful architecture! I would love to visit one day and show people back home, who dont know much about Syria, how incredible this country really is!
I really liked this video. I watched it all the way through. I was so surprised how things seemed so normal. After all the country has been through. I did not realize the beauty of the city. I had know idle. You showed it all so well with your video. You guys are the best at showing and explaining places. I always look forward to every single video you guys put out. You guy are number one when it comes to travel sites on Y tube. You could feel the awe you guys had of the place. Ok enough. It was one of your bests. Thanks Rick Indianapolis Indiana
Hello Matt, and Julia! My name is Tony, and I am a recent subscriber. I love your videos! I can't get enough of following your adventures! The way that the two of you make your videos, makes you feel like you are along for the ride! Keep doing what you do, safe travels, and lots of love from here in the USA!
Syria is the centre of all civilizations and great empires. I am glad to see Syria standing on it's feet after this long war. President al-assad did a good job to show the sovereignty of his country and don't bow to the pressures from the west. Viva Syria 🇸🇾 تحياتي للشعب السوري الصمد ❤ من الجزائر 🇩🇿
@@samirakarakus2637 Dear Samira. The whole world knows what your beloved president did. Whoever you are. You just spitted on the graves of millions. And thank you. You are the proof that this is all propaganda all these Syian food tour videos...
New Subscriber here from Ottawa. You guys are awesome and I really enjoyed this video. Can’t wait for your upcoming videos? Blessings on both of you for sharing!
Oooh my God I miss you so much.. It’s amazing video about my country and you are most welcome in any time.. I’m waiting your videos ❤️❤️ Love you so much 😘😘😘
Sweeeeetie!! We miss you sooo much! So happy to hear that you enjoyed our videos 🤗❤️ Really hope to see you soon! Sending lots of love to you from both of us ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow what a beautiful place. I really dislike how governments separate us from each other with their wars. Regular people just want to live and visit other parts of the world. I wish one day we could travel freely. I’d love to visit Syria. My goodness how beautiful it is
Travel restrictions, creating animosity among races, classism being a true issue etc. Life is too short for our egos and restrictions 😢. Humans will never understand this 😢
Yes, Syria, Palestine, Lebanon, and Jordan were one country called the Levant, but the Syspico Agreement divided the borders and the country into mini-states.
Yes, Syria, Palestine, Lebanon, and Jordan were one country called the Levant, but the Syspico Agreement divided the borders and the country into mini-states.
I am Syrian, and I thank you for visiting my country, and you can taste Syrian coffee and delicious sweets, and you can see ancient buildings and antiquities. ❤
Julia an Matt Thank you so Absolutely Beautiful ❤❤ I so ENJOY this Video the People are Incredible Beautiful an Welcoming... Huge Hugs from West Coast Canada 🍁 Can wait for the next one 🌿❤️👍🌿
What a amazing trip you’ve taken. I have friends from Damascus, this has given me a little insight to where they came from. You both have opened my eyes to a big world, especially places I would have never thought of going to myself and now what to go. I’m grateful to the both of you for your travels you’ve taken me on.
Lebanon and Syria are new to me,fun to watch these two explore and educate me while they enjoy the food, Julia seems excited and about to combust with joy,its nice to see, much love to you both ✌️♥️🇬🇧
Thank you so much Max! Really happy to hear that you are enjoying our videos and super grateful to have you coming along with us 😘 can’t wait to share everything ❤️
I did this trip back in 2006 - I think it was. Very nostalgic to see it again - and to see how things have changed. 😥 We were basically free to move around on our own back then, no guides required - though I do remember a hairy run in with the police when we went on a day trip, but left our passports back at the hotel. All's well that ends well though. Interested to see the rest of the series! 👏👏👏
Considering he’s probably a refugee, the last thing he wants is people giving money to the regime that tortures its people. Syria is beautiful, but this isn’t the way to support it. This is like someone in the 1940s visiting nazi Germany to show German culture
I'm just so saddened that the people in Syria have to live in an environment that's so obliterated by war. Was once a beautiful spot on the Mediterranean.
This is amazing , and really gives you insight into Syria . Honestly big respect for this video . I am loving your travels , I just started TH-cam and I am travelling Australia . I am currently doing a van up for under $100!
The adventures you both have makes me jealous. If I were in a different position with my other half I would do these fantastic things. Thank you for showing me what else is out there
Great video, just in awe at the beauty of the town, buildings and the people. There are few Syrian people in my town of Bakersfield, California and they are the nicest people you'll ever meet. The people in the video are amazing.
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As a Syrian i wish i was aborted
Just love your travelogues, Matt and Julia!
Bashar al-Assad is a criminal who killed and abandoned the Syrian people for sectarian reasons, and he is an agent of the Iranian state
I understand it's a personal choice as everyone living in a free world has. I commend you both for your pursuit of happiness and adventure even though sometimes it takes you places that are sketchy. Hope that God continues to shine his light upon you and keep you safe wherever you may travel
@@avikazak655
You claim to be a Syrian but you have an Israeli sounding name.
Syria is amazing and so underrated. Wish I can go there soon. Lots of love from 🇬🇷
sending lots of love to you! Hope you will see it for yourself soon 😘❤️
how is syria amazing,,, it kills its own people ffs the brutality is off the scale
You can come to Syria anytime.
As a Greek Citizen you can get a tourist visa at the Syrian Embassy near Beirut, Lebanon.
It usually takes 4 to 5 working days to get the visa (in any case the only way for you to fly to Syria is Athens to Beirut and from Beirut you can catch a bus or shared taxi to Damascus).
@@taboulefattouch4744 welcome ❤
you can go directly from athens to damascus
@@ahmadsa9503
Nobody can fly directly from Athens to Damascus because Greece doesn't have diplomatic relations with Syria.
If you want to land in Damascus you can fly from Athens to Dubai or Kuwait and from there get on a flight to Damascus.
I met many Syrian people in Athens when I moved for a year, I tried their food, had some yummy black tea, learned a few words and all i can say these people don't deserve any of this happening to them and their land.. they're amazing people to hang out with and they usually are very willing to make new friends and talk and laugh at your jokes and share their culture and amazing mindset of being generous.
They are not syrian 😂😂😂😂
No syrian in your poor country greece
They come from many backgrounds and nationalities, and everyone says they are from Syria
It has become easy to say that you are from Syria in order for them to obtain asylum and I know that most of them are not Syrians.
This is the first time I've seen a travel vlog from Syria and it's so fascinating! The media usually shows Syria in a very different & negative way so I'm happy to see you documenting your travels there and showing the beautiful sides. It's hearthbreaking to see so many parts of the world, including Syria, being at war and people having to leave their homes. It would be super interesting to travel to this part of the world myself, really hope I'll be able to visit Syria and other countries in the region someday.
yeeah(:
world is not like in mainstream media show.
syria is free now
You're most welcome. As syrians , we are incredibly glad to see you in our country, bringing all the positivity and real facts of Syria to the light. We appreciate that and hope you have an amazing trip in your second home. ❤️❤️
The smile upon Julia’s face surely encompassed her whole being. To see such joy, wonderment, anticipation and excitement with each passing sight was a joy in itself. The two of you have mentioned a few times that a place where you are or are going to is a dream come true but the electricity you are both exuding in this location is infectious! Enjoy!!
Thank you so much from the bottom of our hearts! We absolutely loved Syria ❤️
Ya , the suffering of this poor people should be highlighted under this failed leadership .!!!
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Going next october , from argentina 🇦🇷🙂
It's emotional watching this, it appeared on my feed, and I was wondering what my country is like nowadays. I can see how your non-stop smiles and enthusiasm to explore this land transmitted energy to every stranger who appeared on camera who's otherwise trying to find a reason to be positive. Keep them coming :)
Thank you so much Fatima!! 🙏🏼🥰❤️
Well said, I wish peace & love in this world
I'm Syrian who left Syria 13 years ago and when I saw your video I started to cry.. can't wait to visit again.
I'm so glad that you come to visit us in Syria.. we as Syrians are always happy for having tourists from all around the world in our country ❤️
Why don't you run
My boyfriend is Syrian/Lebanese. I'd love to visit where he grew up and get to know his people.
As a Syrian, this video has been so emotional to watch. I moved out 6 months before the war, and went only once in 2019. It has changed a lot, the people's faces have changed, the atmosphere. The country endured a terrific war, people were displaced and scattered to say the least. I hope one day we go back to our beautiful Syria and be able to reconstruct it.
ازا راح النظام اكيد … بس انت/ي كيف فتت ع سورية بال ٢٠١٩ ?
إن شاء الله
the face changes whether it is filled by Iranians
I'm sorry to hear that you had to leave your country.
I often watch Syrian travel videos and I love how every Syrian is still trying to enjoy life as much as possible.May the people of Syrian be blessed
Das höffen wir hier in Deutschland am allermeisten!
watching you guys eating dessert with melhem playing in the backround is enough to make any syrian sentimental. i am so glad you payed my country a visit. hope you found it well. love the video, nicely filmed and edited :)
Thank you so much! We really did, can’t wait to share more from your beautiful country 🥰
@@MattandJulia انا لا اعرف التحدث باللغة الإنجليزية لاكن انا حقاً احببت هاذا الفيديو انا من سوريا وا نادراً ما نرا سياح في سوريا بعد الحرب تدمرت العدين من المدن وا مات مءات الأف الناس لقد كانت سوريا قبل الحرب مليءا بل سياح وكان الوضع لطيف ان ترا ناس من دول مختلفه تزور بلدك وا تعاملهم بلطف كما تعامل سكان بلدك لقد فتقدت تلك اليام اتمنا ان تقضو وقت ممتع في سوريا ❤❤
I went to Syria the year before the troubles. Memorable. I now give talks on it around London and Herts. Lovely people
Syria always interested me. I started to learn about the country when the war started and I was a teenager. And yeah, I'm still into it and once I want to travel there as well. So thanks for your video, nice and informative as always! :)
Thanks! Really loved your video as always.United States has a do not travel warning for Syria for anyone holding a US passport and I'm really surprised to see your both there regardless of citizenship
Thank you so much Todd! Can’t begin to explain how much we appreciate your ongoing support 🙌🏼😮❤️ Yes, travel isn’t advised by our government either but we made the decision to go regardless. We’ve been to many places where the is a ‘do not travel’ warning at this point. But it is a personal decision and not advised 🙏🏼❤️
I don't trust the US government (In fact I despise it. BTW I am an EU passport holder) and I will continue to visit Syria as I do every year since 2017.
Bro We love all peoples and we love to see you in Syria. We are happy to see the tourists. It gives us the impression that Syria will not die. .. We stay up at night reading American novels and stories and watching American movies❤🇸🇾😍🇺🇲❤🇬🇧❤
Syria ,the Syryains and Damascus is definitely one of my top 5 cities in the world …so far I’m enjoying your video….Alex 🇬🇷
Thank you so much Alex 🙏🏼❤️
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Ah of course our fellow Greeks, There is much greek history and influence in the countries culture and even people. As a half-Palestinian half-Syrian Greece is very similar to us on so many levels, I went to Mykonos and apart from the salty tap water in the hotel the beaches are beatiful.
Bu without iran and bashar alassad surely 😊
Are family live Damascus, where my husband was born such a beautiful country🫶🏾🙏🏾.God protect you loved to see this !
beautiful architecture, markets and great food. Damascus is magical with its uniqueness. Its sad that such a beautiful country was destroyed.
Couldn’t agree more ❤️ hopefully things will improve and only get better 🙌🏻
By the regime killing its own people,
You should be glad that Isis does not rule the country today, it will be much more destructive
Thanks!
Wow! Thank you so much for the Super Thanks, Arthur! Your support means the world and really helps us & our channel so much! 😍🥰❤️
You guys are at the top of your game filming. The lens does not lie. The city of Damascus and Aleppo has its challenges. They are on the road to recovery. Friendly and Forthcoming are the people. The food was so good. Harriet was there many years ago as part of team of students from Harvard. Thank you for your incredible work doing this video.🙏💕🙏 Sending you much
love and affection from Richmond, Va. Harriet, Jim and Yuki P.S. Looking forward to so much more👍👍
Hi guys! Thank you so much, really really appreciate your support 🥰😍 Can’t wait to share more! Hope you are well, lots of love 🥰❤️🙌🏼
I've been learning Levantine Arabic, and my teacher is from Aleppo. He lives in Turkey now. I actually asked him just last week if it is safe to travel to Syria (I just want to see this amazing country, a colleague of mine used to teach English in Syria before the war, and he said it was one of his favorite countries and THE BEST and the most beautiful in the region ), I wanted to visit then, but the war started.....Now I can speak a little Syrian Arabic, I just can't wait to use/practice it in real life, and visit all the amazing sites and try the food. Thanks for the video, I will seriously consider taking the trip. I really hope the misery in Syria can be over soon, peace and prosperity come back to this ancient land.
من اي بلد انت
Welcome to Syria, happy to have you in our country. This is so heartwarming, i hope everything goes back to normal and that we could go back to live there one day and reconstruct our beloved country.
@MattandJulia
thanks for visiting to our country i really hope every people visit our syria just pray to us guys
to problems calm down thank you very much!
FUN FACT I'M SYRIAN AND I'M IN IT!
Incredible. Only a few years ago it was one of the most darkness times in recent history In Syria , and then to see how
open people are to tourists and the feeling or normality returning is beautiful . I don’t think I could have seen anything like this had I not subscribed to your channel . 😊
Thank you .
Russia made all this possible, the Americans would have destroyed everything
@@globetrotterwien is it possible not to make everything political ? and to simply enjoy peace .
Louis , thank you so much for your kind words! We are really grateful to have you coming along with us!
We absolutely fell in love with Syria and couldn’t get over how genuinely lovely people are there! So can’t wait to share everything we have to come ❤️
welcom to Syria,🇸🇾
@@louispaine5307 why not? Politics destroyed this beautiful country. People need to talk about who saved it.
I look forward to your videos and this one was extra special. I have to admit that I was surprised at the friendliness towards visitors. Your camera showed people going about their daily business as usual and I admire them especially after the terrible earthquakes. I wish them well and hope for no more devastation for them to fear and endure.
Thank you so much! We so can’t wait to share everything!
People were genuinely really friendly, we were so overwhelmed by it!
I watched start to finish and like Julia I was stuck for words. My brain is still processing it all. Now a few hours later this message of this video is clear to me. "nothing can keep the human spirit down". No matter where in the world you go, no matter what the adversity, the human spirit rises above it all😪 Thanks for a wonder video❤
Thank you so much Ross 😘 so happy to hear you enjoyed our video, means the world to us! Can’t wait to share more ❤️
Thank you for visiting my country Syria! Syria 🇸🇾 Hope you had a great time there!
Thank you very much! We had an amazing time ❤️
As a former LH flight attendant, we drove from Damascus to Beirutl. Visited with old friends and enjoyed the food and drinks.
That sounds amazing ❤️
Thank you so much for humanizing everywhere you go, and take us. I know of no better way to take the walls down that the media continually puts up than to just go in good faith, with love in your hearts, and meet everyone where they are and listen, learn and have a truly personal exchange. I cannot express my boundless gratitude that I can be alongside you two by watching your videos. I wish it were me who could personally be there, and that gets a bit farther away with each year I get older, but my heart is there with you and so many times you make me cry, and other times sing for joy at the connections you make and share.
Andrea, thank you so much for your kind words from the bottom of our hearts! I can’t put into words how much your messages means to us. We are so grateful and happy to have you coming along with us!
Sending lots of love to you from both of us!
Hope one day we will meet and I can give you a proper big hug ❤️
@@MattandJulia ❤💥 Tucson, AZ could be a future destination when the stars align, you both would be so welcome!
What do you mean by taking the walls down ?
@@sacredtree2565 I mean that mainstream media may not be as disclosing to the public than independent reporters can be, thus figurative walls can get put up by mainstream news sources in reporting on events, even if inadvertent. Mainstream news sources are more impersonal overall. Matt and Julia are unbelievably generous to bring us their personal direct experience as if we were standing alongside them and I feel it as a much more heartfelt exchange of how people feel, not just what governments do.
Thanks for filming! This video brought me back to Britain where I had got the several Syrian friends while I was residing there. Their women cooked brilliantly and Syrian cuisine was so mouthwatering as far as I have retained🙂
Wow, how interesting! Can’t begin to imagine how good that cuisine must have been! 😍❤️
@MattandJulia Telling more my best friend was Sudaniese and he brought me to thier community gatherings quite often. All food besides beveragies was handmade at homes of community members.👳♀️ Highly recommend🦴
From Lattakia, Syria
Thank you for showing the real syria & syrians .. hopefully one day you'll visit lattakia 🥰🥰
All the love & respect 4 u
First word that comes to my mind is stunning. From the hotel room to the markets and as Matt said the genuine friendliness of the people. Wasn't expecting that in Syria. Can't wait to see what is next in this series.
We were so shocked about it the whole time we were in Syria. You hear how friendly and welcoming people are…but we didn’t expect to experience it to THIS level! Can’t wait to share everything with you ❤️
@@MattandJuliahey i am in syria now and you should go to As Suwayda, syria, it is only an hour from damascus and they have a restaurant called divino which is the best thing ever because of the large variety of food there and how flavorful is, i reccomend getting the crispy chicken sandwich because its just so good. there are many other restaurants there such as messa luna, which is right next to divino, enab (grape in arabic) which is basically a all u can eat buffet, and last but definitely not least from the things im listing, chocolake, chocolake is literally the king of desserts i cant even explain it to you you have to be there its so good
Thanks for the beautiful video, i saw how overwhelmed you both were. Wonderful part of the world that has suffered immensely in recent history. Let’s hope happiness is around the corner ! Best wishes for all the Syrian people ! JosAz
Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you so much for this video! You moved me to tears! Greetings from Croatia! 🌼
As an American who loves history. I wish i could go to syria to see some ancient sites. I just know it will never happen and i hate that. Much love to Syria from North Carolina USA🇺🇸 our government sucks, but our people are with you
As a Syrian , I extend my greetings to you, and we hope that Western societies can break free from the grip of Western media portraying Syria as a terrorist country. Syria is not just Bashar al-Assad, and it is not just politics. Syria is a nation with a rich history and culture.
We understand that your honorable people are separate from the policies of the state, and we acknowledge that. We wish well for the American people and the Western societies, known for their humanitarian and respectful history of nations.
We await your visit to Syria, and when you come, you will witness an ancient civilization and a friendly and loving people.
Greetings!
So sweet of you❤️❤️❤️
Many famous people in the United States have Syrian roots... Steve Jobs, inventor of the iPhone and founder of Apple, and William Hanna, creator of the famous cartoon Tom and Jerry, and there are still many more. Do you want more?
Love from Sydney ❤ Born in Australia and my folks migrated in the 60s. I visited Syria in 1995, 1997 and 2007 (more advanced) I loved all the castles, Palmyra, Ebla and more. I pray more people can visit and for it to be better than what I had experienced in 2007, it was ruined by war when it was about to flourish. I truly hope it does again. Thank you for sharing 🤗
Such important content. I spent 20 of my most formative years in Hong Kong and Singapore, at a time (late 60's to the late 80's) when South East Asia was considered nothing or for Vietnam. I have also traveled the world. It is such a shame that the people who need to watch your videos won't because more than anyone, they need to understand that we ARE all people who want the same for our families etc. Beyond the generalizations, thank you for showing us real life in a part of the world that is bursting at the seams with history, beauty and culture but one that has suffered so terribly (I will refrain from pointing fingers). This is the kind of content that should be mandatory watching for our kids so that they learn not to fear but rather embrace the world.
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Well said. I'm guessing father in the British forces. I lived in Malta in the sixties. Dad in the RAF.
So very true. We all have more in common with each other than we realize. It's so sad that "governments" seem to enjoy emphasizing the differences between peoples instead of encouraging everyone to live in peace with each other. 🫂❤️🙏🌎🕊
@@Parawingdelta2 Close, French father who started his own aerospace (maintenance and repair along with parts etc). We always lived in former British office housing. I did my O'levels and we were members of a British club, so I grew up around that culture, along with all of the other cultures that exist in that part of the word. As much as I love Asia, I have to admit to being a little jealous about Malta (I love the Med) and the mix of Italian and North Africa must have been wonderful. So much beautiful world out there. =)
@@jvstcu76 In total agreement! I will never understand it.
I have never traveled far from where I was raised, and now in my old age, thanks to You Tube and channels like yours, I am getting to know other sides of the earth. I appreciate this soooo much! You are opening the world up to me and I am so grateful! It makes me love people everywhere!!!
Thank you so much for your kind words! We are really grateful to have you coming along with us ❤️
This is one of the main reasons that we love travelling so much, to actually see and share that we are the same everywhere just have different habits and that there are amazing people everywhere ❤️
Thanks for the trip to Damascus. Such friendly people and the food and coffee looked incredible!!! Such a wonderful cultural experience for you.
Thank you for coming along with us 😘 it was definitely an incredible cultural experience ❤️ can’t wait to share more with you !
Im Syrian from the City Hama and im proud to be Syrian.
Syria is the most beautiful arab country and we are always the happiest people 🇸🇾❤️
This really is fascinating to watch. Terribly sad what’s happened/happening in Syria. People are basically the same all around the world and I wish more than anything for there to be peace and harmony throughout the world.
Can’t wait to see the next videos guys!! It must feel so special to be there. Take care! 🥰🙅♀️🙅♀️
Thank you so much Sally! So happy to hear your enjoyed the video 🤗
Couldn’t agree more with you ❤️ can’t wait to share everything 😘
Yea Syria regime use chemicals weapons and Obama give the green light to keep slaughtering the people
It's nice to see you both speechless! The Syrian people are so lovely. And so are you.
Thank you so much! They really are! ❤️🙏🏼
From Damascus, Syria
All love and respect to every person who loves my country, Syria, and loves the Syrians 🇸🇾❤
So nobody
J espère pouvoir venir dans ce magnifique pays
@@san-gohan5279 De rien ❤️ Vous ne verrez que l'hospitalité et l'amour des Syriens
How is it like now
@@kanikaksingh7620 Syria is still beautiful despite everything; even though the war has greatly affected it and its people after the death of more than 500 thousand Syrians and many losses; but Syria does not die; the capital Damascus has faced many events, crises and challenges throughout the ages, but it always triumphs and returns ✨🤍🇸🇾
Watching your video as I type. Love both of y'alls energy and sense of wonder...it's genuine....thanks for taking us to places that other vloggers don't...your channel truly stands out.
Thank you so much, that means the world! 🥰❤️
you guys are beautiful people with big, empathetic hearts! it shines through in your videos. :) спасибо
Thank you so much Michael! Means the world to us ❤️
Big up Syria and the Syrian people Syria Zindabad I'll be coming there inshallah
You will have the best time when you go there ❤️
I have the attention span of a flea but I had to watch this all the way through. Thank you for posting - great video
Thank you so much, means the world 🥰❤️🙌🏼
Appreciate your authenticity so much.I am going to subscribe to your channel for this Syria series.A beautiful country with so much history that has been so messed with recently,so unjustly.
Sending all of my best wishes to Syria.
Thank you to Matt and Julia for doing this series ❤️
It's not beautiful
@@avikazak655 Elaborate.
@@avikazak655
It is master hater what are you doing here as well???! If you hate Syria that mush stop watching videos about it
@@Syrian-guy haha, why Not you, why Not you those vloggers , why you are stuck here , I bet that you're searching 24/7 &for someone to help you out of your hellhole (slum)
@@avikazak655
No stubid I live in tartous a great place to live
Hi Matt and Julia 👋. Another informative, interesting and heartwarming video. My heart goes out to the warm and friendly Syrian people who have endured and suffered so much. Thanks, for always focusing on the positive attributes of the cultures that you explore and showing the common threads that bind us all together as humans. Of course, thanks for all of your descriptive videos of the foods that you try(and enjoy). I'm still waiting for "smell-o-vision". 😂 Take care and have a safe and pleasant journey to your next destination. 🫂❤️🙏🌎🕊
Thank you so much John 😘
We are so grateful to have you coming along with us, for your kind words and your support. I’ve…well, both of us been struggling quite a bit lately. So reading your messages means the world to us ❤️
Oh yeah, I can’t wait for the “smell-on-version”! That’s my dream hah
@Matt and Julia That's so sweet of you to say. Never be afraid to "take a breather" from TH-cam and your very busy lifestyle. Sometimes it's just a necessity for your well-being, both physically and mentally. Take care, dear friends. 🫂❤️
Oh my goodness please be careful! Much love to you both! My prayers are with Syrian people! We people around the world are only used to seeing the horror of war torn Syria. It’s beautiful! Thank you showing us such a wonderful place in Syria! Just stunning
You guys make the coolest videos! As an American we never get to see the human side of Syria - thank you for bringing it!
Thank you so much! Means the world to us ❤️
This just melted my heart! If only we could've met while you're in Syria!
Pleeeease whenever you're back in Syria we should get in touch. My wife and i are in Lattakia and we'd be honored to show you around and even be your host for the entire length of your stay ❤️
WOW!! I was so surprised and overwhelmed and i am not even there. Thank you for sharing this journey.
Thank you so much! So happy to hear you enjoyed it ❤️
Dear Matt n Julia,l usually do not comment on vloggers video but all your visits to countries were n are very well narrated editing n commentary.
I love your visits to Lebanon n into Syria. Such a wonderful historically- rich ancient countries, lovely ppl, interesting sites n not forgetting their delicious food.
Thank you so much for showing us many beautiful countries. Praying🙏🙏🙏☦️☦️☦️ for the protection n peace in Syria n Lebanon.
Welcome to Syria, guys. I wish you pleasant times. We Syrians are hosts and we love everyone 🇸🇾❤️🥰
Thanks to you both for letting me share the journey with you - take care :)
Thank you so much for joining us! 🥰❤️
Fantastic! Thanks for the inside view. I would love to go there and looking forward to the next video on Syria.
Can’t wait to share more 🥰🙌🏼
I was born in Damascus syria 🇸🇾 bit sadly ever since the war started I had to leave my own country at the age of 1❤❤😢
Syria is special. Thanks for educating/sharing.
Syria is definitely special! Thank you so much ❤️
I left my motherland Syria 10 yrs ago and I'm so glad seeing such people going deeper into our culture and knowing its real worth ❤❤.
💀i left 11 years ago
أليست سوريا دافئة لماذا الجو غائم رغم أننا في حزيران؟ .
سؤال للأشقاء السوريين قد ترجمته إلى العربية . أنا روسي ❤❤🌷
أحب السوريين .
А мы там были в марте 😘
يعطيك العافيه !
الجو غريب جدا في هذا العام.
شهر نيسان كان بارد على فكره.
سوريا دافئة اغلب أوقات السنة الفيديو كانت في آذار اليوم في شهر حزيران الطقس دافئ تحيا روسيا العظيمة من اللاذقية سوريا
سوريا مو دافئة بس بالصيف بس الربيع والخريف والشتاء يصير بررد وتلج وعواصف
انت روسي 💩🦍🦧🐒🐵
Matt/Julia, awesome video! The history and all the beautiful architecture! I would love to visit one day and show people back home, who dont know much about Syria, how incredible this country really is!
Matt and Julia
Loving your vlogs
Keep em coming
Thank you so much, we really appreciate it ❤️
I am from Syria thank you for the compliments that you give to my country
I really liked this video. I watched it all the way through. I was so surprised how things seemed so normal. After all the country has been through. I did not realize the beauty of the city. I had know idle. You showed it all so well with your video. You guys are the best at showing and explaining places. I always look forward to every single video you guys put out. You guy are number one when it comes to travel sites on Y tube. You could feel the awe you guys had of the place. Ok enough. It was one of your bests. Thanks Rick Indianapolis Indiana
Thank you so much Rick, that honestly means the world! ❤️🙏🏼 Can’t wait to share more 😍🇸🇾
Thank you for showing me the positive side of Syria!
Love from Indonesia
Wonderful! I went to Damascus in 2008, many years ago now. It felt like I was back there. Looking forward to your next videos in Syria
How interesting, we would’ve loved to see the country in 2008! Can’t wait to share everything! ❤️
@@MattandJulia We went to Palmyra before ISIL got there and destroyed the temple of Baal
Hello Matt, and Julia! My name is Tony, and I am a recent subscriber. I love your videos! I can't get enough of following your adventures! The way that the two of you make your videos, makes you feel like you are along for the ride! Keep doing what you do, safe travels, and lots of love from here in the USA!
Syria is the centre of all civilizations and great empires.
I am glad to see Syria standing on it's feet after this long war. President al-assad did a good job to show the sovereignty of his country and don't bow to the pressures from the west.
Viva Syria 🇸🇾
تحياتي للشعب السوري الصمد ❤ من الجزائر 🇩🇿
نعم شعبنا صامد في وجه الاستعمار والهيمنه الصهيو-امريكيه.
تحيه لشعب الجزائر الوافي 🇸🇾♥️🇩🇿
Bashar Al Assad 🥰✌✌
من اللاذقية، سورية تحياتي لك ولشعب الجزائر العظيم وتحيا المقاومة لأمريكا وعباديها
@@syrialisyrialiDo you support Assad?
@@samirakarakus2637 Dear Samira. The whole world knows what your beloved president did. Whoever you are. You just spitted on the graves of millions. And thank you. You are the proof that this is all propaganda all these Syian food tour videos...
The most beautiful country ❤️ Syria 🇸🇾
Wow, you guys just rock. So glad you did this trip.
Thank you so much! Can’t put into words how happy we are that we did this trip ❤️
Great job guys!! Great to see Ghaidaa as ya'lls guide! To everyone other there, a big hello from Texas!
Ha what a great city, my wife and I drove ourselves through Damascus 25years ago en route to India. Amazing city. Amazing country.
Wow! What a journey that must’ve been 😮 Can’t wait to share more 🥰❤️
You are both so genuine and informative that I feel as if I’m right there with you. I have learned so much watching and wish you all the best!
Thank you so much! Your kind words mean the world to us ❤️
New Subscriber here from Ottawa. You guys are awesome and I really enjoyed this video. Can’t wait for your upcoming videos?
Blessings on both of you for sharing!
Thank you so much Michael! Really appreciate it, love to Ottawa from us 🥰❤️
Oooh my God I miss you so much..
It’s amazing video about my country and you are most welcome in any time..
I’m waiting your videos ❤️❤️
Love you so much 😘😘😘
Sweeeeetie!! We miss you sooo much!
So happy to hear that you enjoyed our videos 🤗❤️
Really hope to see you soon! Sending lots of love to you from both of us ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow what a beautiful place. I really dislike how governments separate us from each other with their wars. Regular people just want to live and visit other parts of the world. I wish one day we could travel freely. I’d love to visit Syria. My goodness how beautiful it is
Couldn’t agree more ❤️
You will have the best time when you go to Syria!
Travel restrictions, creating animosity among races, classism being a true issue etc. Life is too short for our egos and restrictions 😢. Humans will never understand this 😢
@@Vonmacfirethen you should go lol
Thank you for this video :) now even more I can’t wait to visit! Insha’Allah this year
Your videos are so interesting! You visit so many amazing cities, I love watching you sampling the local cuisine. Thank you for taking us with you!
So glad to have you along with us, John! 🥰❤️
Wonderful Syria 🇸🇾.. Greetings from 🇮🇩 Indonesia
Proud mexican with syrian and palestinian roots
Yes, Syria, Palestine, Lebanon, and Jordan were one country called the Levant, but the Syspico Agreement divided the borders and the country into mini-states.
Yes, Syria, Palestine, Lebanon, and Jordan were one country called the Levant, but the Syspico Agreement divided the borders and the country into mini-states.
I am Syrian, and I thank you for visiting my country, and you can taste Syrian coffee and delicious sweets, and you can see ancient buildings and antiquities. ❤
Julia an Matt Thank you so Absolutely Beautiful ❤❤
I so ENJOY this Video the People are Incredible Beautiful an Welcoming...
Huge Hugs from West Coast Canada 🍁
Can wait for the next one 🌿❤️👍🌿
Thank you so much! Can’t wait to share everything ❤️
Thanks guys - fascinating and so pleased it was what you wished for
So glad you enjoyed it Arthur! Thank you 🥰❤️
What a amazing trip you’ve taken. I have friends from Damascus, this has given me a little insight to where they came from.
You both have opened my eyes to a big world, especially places I would have never thought of going to myself and now what to go.
I’m grateful to the both of you for your travels you’ve taken me on.
Thank you so much from the bottom of our hearts! We are really grateful to have you coming along with us! Can’t wait to share more ❤️
@@MattandJulia looking forward to the next video always.
Lebanon and Syria are new to me,fun to watch these two explore and educate me while they enjoy the food, Julia seems excited and about to combust with joy,its nice to see, much love to you both ✌️♥️🇬🇧
Thank you so much Max! Really happy to hear that you are enjoying our videos and super grateful to have you coming along with us 😘 can’t wait to share everything ❤️
tks for this amazig video! I love my Syria! Miss you, Syria!
I did this trip back in 2006 - I think it was. Very nostalgic to see it again - and to see how things have changed. 😥 We were basically free to move around on our own back then, no guides required - though I do remember a hairy run in with the police when we went on a day trip, but left our passports back at the hotel. All's well that ends well though. Interested to see the rest of the series! 👏👏👏
I'm from Syria and I want to Thank you guys for doing this 🤍
I love Syrian people so much love between you God is great ❤️
Long live syria.thank you for sharing this lovely video
Thank you very much 😘
Just stunning guys, theres no other word. Thank you.
Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
I am Belgian and my boyfriend grew up in Syria, it is nice to see how the country really looks like.❤
Considering he’s probably a refugee, the last thing he wants is people giving money to the regime that tortures its people. Syria is beautiful, but this isn’t the way to support it. This is like someone in the 1940s visiting nazi Germany to show German culture
Im part Syrian and would love to visit some day. This video has strengthened that desire.
I'm just so saddened that the people in Syria have to live in an environment that's so obliterated by war. Was once a beautiful spot on the Mediterranean.
Couldn’t agree more , it was absolutely heartbreaking to see it
This is amazing , and really gives you insight into Syria . Honestly big respect for this video . I am loving your travels , I just started TH-cam and I am travelling Australia . I am currently doing a van up for under $100!
The adventures you both have makes me jealous. If I were in a different position with my other half I would do these fantastic things. Thank you for showing me what else is out there
Thank you very much, so glad to have you along with us ❤️
Great video, just in awe at the beauty of the town, buildings and the people. There are few Syrian people in my town of Bakersfield, California and they are the nicest people you'll ever meet. The people in the video are amazing.
We don't need you to tell us this.. Syrians have compassion for everyone
love FROM SAUDI
Lots of love to Saudi ❤️😊
😍Thanks for bringing us along 😃
Thank you for coming along 😘❤️
Wow what a fabulous place and amazing hotel thanks for sharing 😊best wishes Diane
Thank you so much Diane! Really appreciate it! 😊 Best wishes to you too ❤️