My first day in Damascus, Syria and how I traveled there. Intro video: • Syria introduction Day 1: This video Day 2: • Damascus, Syria-Day 2 Day 3: • Damascus, Syria-Day 3
7:46 it's a statue of Yusif Al-Azmah who martyred defending Damascus against the invading French army in the famous battle of Maysaloun that took place in July 24th 1920, west to Damascus on the road comming from Beirut) this battle is considered especially very iconic for Syrians.
You really missed out on some great restaurants, I saw you mostly had fast food. There are some amazing places for very little money. Hope you come back again .
@@amanatourstravelingtheworl6107 fast food?? Wtf u talking about I didn't see not one McDonalds or a taco hell anywhere in his videos...dont call these places fast food joints...so then u take him to a nice 4 star restaurant in old Damascus
i‘ve been in Syria, Aleppo in 2018,2019 an this year my family was there it’s beautiful. Als from beirut to Aleppo. even tho Syris got bombed a lot but un my eyes its the most beautiful place, the most place where I feel like home.
About the Spanish language: Carlos Saúl Menem was born in 1930 in Anillaco, a small town in the mountainous north of La Rioja Province, Argentina. His parents, Saúl Menem and Mohibe Akil, were Syrian nationals from Yabroud, suburb of Damascus who had emigrated to Argentina. Carlos Saúl Menem was a president of Argentina In office 8 July 1989 - 10 December 1999. Unfortunately, visiting Syria for short time is not enough to know Syria. :)
@@jaypiper2 You my brother have just earned a subscriber 🤫😀 I actually wanted to go to sleep but your series of vlogs were so interesting and well done that I had to watch them all 😂 No but really I hope you make more videos as I will be the first to watch them 😁😉 Btw I lived in Syria for 10 years so I knew more or less the city of Damascus but you showed a really spectacular perspective of it, a really good view 👌🏻
Hi I'm producing a video for a chef who is originally from Damascus. I was wondering if I could use a clip from this video specifically when you visit the market. Thanks!
Hey I have a questions, where did u find u hotel 🏨 or booking because I am trying and no find nothing on booking and others sites....I want to go to Damascus in April and may
@@jaypiper2 do u have one site because I am trying to find a flight ✈️ but never see one, Istanbul to Beirute trying Beirute to Damascus Syrian Airlines or Cham Winds but no flight ✈️ maybe I will go by car 🚘 ... and I can’t book the hotel 🏨 never find too please help me... send me...
@@insidetruth4086 what are you trying to say,we are alll brothers Alwits and Suni..i am from Damascus and your city is totally safe agree with you brother...but do not turn that into Sectarianism ..we usally go to Latakia and Tartus to enjoy natural, fresh air and sea..
Hello, i want to ask a few question. I hope you can answer me. Is the war affect capital? Are you guys support Assad? What happining right now there? I'm from Turkey and i can't reach information about these questions because they told us, syrian people don't want Assad but looking Syrian people living daily life easly in that video. War going just on Idlib? What are you think about Assad. Why almost 4 million people run away to Turkey from there? Btw i'm very upset about war. I hope we can find peace asap.
Buğra Keskinlioğlu Hey there !! Glad u asked ... people here are mostly pro Assad .. the only ones who are not are extreme islamists who want to turn us like yemen or afghanistan and implement Sharia law. Which us seculars don’t want! Unfortunately Turkey , saudi arabia and united states are supporting these terrorists. Damascus is completely safe from like three years ago but only suburbs are destroyed . Believe it or not if these rebels came here to damascus we wouldn’t be chatting now lol. Love to turkish people but i feel sorry for your people , your president is sending you to death zones for meaningless reasons . And he is slowly turning attaturk Turkey to a saudi arabia Turkey.
@@sabaheyy9679Thank you for those answers. I know it is unfortunant that we (the U.S.) got involved there. I believe the support we made to these groups was to help fight against isis and miserably failed. The decision to support the groups that we did was met with high opposition on both sides of the the political isle. However even one as myself believes, the Obama administration at that time simply didn't do any homework on these groups of rebels and we carried out a long going folly our government has done over the decades: by getting involved by taking sides supporting certain rebel groups. Sadly, even if those sides are not our friends. Changes are coming in our foreign policy. We have many in our congress as well as voting citizens who urge any future involvement supporting rebel groups in a proxy war to be ended. I hope that we begin that change cause of the issues it causes. I am happy that things are returning to normal there. I may not fully agree with Mr. Assad on how things are governed there..but there is a lot that admire about your country. Thanks to many videos on TH-cam I've come to learn so much about your country and culture. So many people in my country don't know much about how secular your country is, as well as the large mix of people and faiths. I'm glad that I know more about Syria now so I can help change their negative views. I have met a few Syrian refugees here in the U.S. Everyone I have met that has come from Syria are the nicest people. I wish you all the best. I hope all the fighting there ends for good.
Courts Griner Photography Hi bro, I feel very optimistic hearing ur opinion, and hope for change in US policy that’s really gonna help the world be safe ,But I feel sad about stereotypes of Syria. When I was with my family in Italy last year for tourism no one believed we’re Syrians because we’re white and girls didn’t wear headscarf in my family ... I assume most people don’t think of Syria this way... for the refugee issue believe me not all are educated and there are plenty extremists between them.. who even in Syria didn’t mix well in central cities and only lived in suburbs and on the other hand there are talented ones. Love to american people i met one yesterday in damascus she was with the un and we chatted lol .. the only thing thats effecting us now is the economic sanctions which is destroying every possibility of helping us rebuild our country..and im not with assad 100% but he is our only choice meanwhile..
Very good, absolutely interesting and presented very sympathetically 👍 Damascus looks very safe ! I really appreciate realistic documentaries like this ! Best greetings from Germany.
Syrian race is beautiful same pakistan and kurdistan so definitely tourism is enjoyable here. Jordan, turkey, pakistan, iran, iraq, syria afghanistan, kurdistan, lybia, middle eastern arab countries and Egypt are the most beautiful race of the world. Tourism is very enjoyable in these countries. Wow beauty around you .
First of all Thanks a million for this lovely flog. obviously those dictator's pictures represent the corruption of Syrian regime . In any case you will be welcomed and safe any time in Syria by the local.
@@jaypiper2 the one you saw in the streets was "makdoos" we eat it on the breakfast. But the picture you put after was the "fatet makdoos". Fatet makdoos is crunchy bread bread, cooked tomato sauce with onion, yogurt sauce, fried eggplants which have meat inside, and hot ghee on the top to have the "TSHH" sound when serving the meal. Very complicated but definitely worth it, it's favourite meal for many syrians.
I definitely would visit Damascus... especially how Biblical the history is. Some day the city will be completely destroyed, but for now it's a beautiful city with lots to see. i was super impressed with that art you showed, so beautiful. The food looked incredible too. Assad is a narcissistic dude isn't he? Any idea why Syrian plates aren't allowed at the airport?
jaysondudas actually the Lebanese people and the Syrian People have alot of tension between them, but the problem comes especially from Lebanese, for some reason they try as mush as possible to make things harder and more difficult for Syrians in any shape or form, on purpose. Alot of problems were made to my family members going and coming to/from Syria via Beirut.
It is better to stay where you are for six or eight months until the vaccines of COVID-19 have their effects worldwide. Many countries have already started their vaccination programs. Just wait to see the results then your trip will be more enjoyable
@@christophergonzalez8598 Never mind the little detail that Mr. Trump & Mr. Netanyahu are democratically elected, of course. (One can disagree passionately with Mr. Trump and Mr. Netanyahu with no punishment; what will happen if one openly criticizes the Syrian leader?)
It's me Presidential elections were held in Syria on 3 June 2014. In late April 2014, Bashar al-Assad announced he would run for a third term in Syria's first multi-candidate direct presidential election. Bashar Al Assad won with the popular vote of 10,319,723 (88.7%). The United States Of America, NATO, Israel and Gulf states fund terrorists and brainwash their people in their media.
Yes, and he thinks something Laughter in this way, but he does not know that this way or this is a kind of market anywhere in the world even in the famous or big store not only in Syria.
@@jaypiper2 In fact, Kindah is a big Arabic tribe. A famous Arab Muslim scholar (Al-Kindi) belonged to this tribe. He was a philosopher, polymath, mathematician, physician and musician. Al-Kindi was the first of the Islamic peripatetic philosophers, and is hailed as the "father of Arab philosophy". Al-Kindi was born in Kufa and educated in Baghdad.
my home ❤ 🇸🇾
Nice
7:46 it's a statue of Yusif Al-Azmah who martyred defending Damascus against the invading French army in the famous battle of Maysaloun that took place in July 24th 1920, west to Damascus on the road comming from Beirut) this battle is considered especially very iconic for Syrians.
Thanks for the explanation. It’s always good to hear from my viewers, so may have more knowledge about the local area and it’s history.
I LOVE SYRIA. GREETINGS FROM ARGENTINA ♥
Greetings from Minneapolis
Fuck arshentina🇬🇧🇬🇧
Perfect video, congratulations, greetings from Brazil🇧🇷🙌😊
Wow, thanks a lot for watching!
Awesome video. Love your observations. Moved away from Dimashq when I was 6 and haven’t been able to return since. Glad you got to experience it.
Thanks, it was a good experience and I hope I can return to visit more cities.
Very nice to see people make such great videos on Syria, thanks Jayson ♥♥♥
Thanks
Videos are getting better Jayson. Enjoying them.
Thanks Jason. My unedited Channel is: Jay’s World Travels.
Jayson, you made me cry. You stayed in the same hotel I always stayed at when I was in Damascus. Looking forward so much for my visit in May .
Thanks, it was a nice hotel and May will be a good time to visit since it is spring time.
You really missed out on some great restaurants, I saw you mostly had fast food. There are some amazing places for very little money. Hope you come back again .
@@amanatourstravelingtheworl6107 fast food?? Wtf u talking about I didn't see not one McDonalds or a taco hell anywhere in his videos...dont call these places fast food joints...so then u take him to a nice 4 star restaurant in old Damascus
Very informative. I feel like I am already travelling to this country through this video. Greetings from the Philippines.
Thanks for watching.
Like me . Greetings from Germany
great video! looking forward to Day 2. i'll be there in February.
Did you go in February? I completed all my days.
@@jaypiper2 Hi! How have you been able to book a hotel? Online it's practically impossible.
Fantastic trip guy, Syria seems a lovely place to explore and people are authentic and generous.
Syrian race is good looking with wheatish and tan complexion even medium white skin tone. I love Syria to visit because of its beautiful race.
That’s an interesting reason. But yeah, beautiful people there.
Certainly authentic
Great video 👍 keep them all coming 👌
Thanks. I'll work on Day 2.
الله يردك بخير ياارض سوريا وموطن الانبياء والشهداء 🇸🇦❤️
&%🙏🏻 قناتي قناتي على اليوتيوب باسم # جوري روز # من جرمانا 👍 (🇸🇾❤️🇸🇦)
✌🏻 جولات وأماكن وحارات شامية وأكلات وطبخ شامي وقصص أمي التراثية 🌛🤲🏻💞✨ اشتركو
No understand
Jaysondudas:Beautiful art stone bricks, and the fruit and vegetables, and delicious sandwiches looks amazing.
The trip was definitely amazing
Welcome in syria
اهلا في سورية❤❤❤❤
الحب من اسام من الهند
&%🙏🏻 قناتي قناتي على اليوتيوب باسم # جوري روز # من جرمانا 👍 (🇸🇾❤️🇸🇦)
✌🏻 جولات وأماكن وحارات شامية وأكلات وطبخ شامي وقصص أمي التراثية 🌛🤲🏻💞✨ اشتركو
Thanks for your welcome
Arkadash, so pleased to see that Damascus is back on it's feet. Hope we get to drink mate together soon. Cheers from Argentina 🇦🇷
Hope to drink mate with you too.
Super nice video. Thanks a lot .
Sure, anytime.
wow!beautiful syria
Yes, beautiful architecture
So nice video,you are welcome to Syria 💐💐
Thanks for your welcoming spirit. I wish to return for a second visit.
A great video
Thanks
very cool video Jayson, interesting to see how it is there during the crisis.
Have you visited all countries now or?
Yes, except for New Zealand (February)
My God Syria is so beautiful. ❤❤❤
Beautiful
i‘ve been in Syria, Aleppo in 2018,2019 an this year my family was there it’s beautiful. Als from beirut to Aleppo. even tho Syris got bombed a lot but un my eyes its the most beautiful place, the most place where I feel like home.
Yes, so amazing atmosphere there.
About to enter the travelers' pantheon Jayson 👏
👍
god bless this good and afflicted people pozz from macedonia balkan
Good bless them
About the Spanish language: Carlos Saúl Menem was born in 1930 in Anillaco, a small town in the mountainous north of La Rioja Province, Argentina. His parents, Saúl Menem and Mohibe Akil, were Syrian nationals from Yabroud, suburb of Damascus who had emigrated to Argentina. Carlos Saúl Menem was a president of Argentina In office
8 July 1989 - 10 December 1999. Unfortunately, visiting Syria for short time is not enough to know Syria. :)
I know, I need to visit Syria for a longer period of time to understand the country. Thanks for the history lesson as well.
You looked really cool after cutting your hair 👍🏼
Nice vlog man
Thanks man. I need another Syrian haircut. They do the best job!
@@jaypiper2 You my brother have just earned a subscriber 🤫😀
I actually wanted to go to sleep but your series of vlogs were so interesting and well done that I had to watch them all 😂
No but really I hope you make more videos as I will be the first to watch them 😁😉
Btw I lived in Syria for 10 years so I knew more or less the city of Damascus but you showed a really spectacular perspective of it, a really good view 👌🏻
Do you have a link to the tour guide ? Hoping to contact him in case I travel there. Thank you.
When do you plan to visit?
Hi I'm producing a video for a chef who is originally from Damascus. I was wondering if I could use a clip from this video specifically when you visit the market. Thanks!
Sure, just send me a copy.
Hey cool video . Which tour operator did you use while being there ?
Private tour operator. I had a middle person connect me.
Wow it seems so nice and interesting
Definitely interesting
1:42 Actually it takes about 2 hours in usual situation from Beirut to Damascus
ok, good to know for next time.
Wow, Syria 🇸🇾 Is very Beautiful 😍
Beautiful
Where can we find the tourist guide’s info?
When do you plan on going?
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Hey I have a questions, where did u find u hotel 🏨 or booking because I am trying and no find nothing on booking and others sites....I want to go to Damascus in April and may
You just book a tour and they will include the hotel and the visa. It's really easy.
@@jaypiper2 do u have one site because I am trying to find a flight ✈️ but never see one, Istanbul to Beirute trying Beirute to Damascus Syrian Airlines or Cham Winds but no flight ✈️ maybe I will go by car 🚘 ... and I can’t book the hotel 🏨 never find too please help me... send me...
Is it safe now to yravel in Syria? How about the people?
Is the war really over?greetings from Philippines.I was there 2010....Damascus and Derezzur.
@@insidetruth4086 what are you trying to say,we are alll brothers Alwits and Suni..i am from Damascus and your city is totally safe agree with you brother...but do not turn that into Sectarianism ..we usally go to Latakia and Tartus to enjoy natural, fresh air and sea..
@@insidetruth4086 they are not Alwits cities they are mixed..suni and Alwits 👍👍🇸🇾🇸🇾
@@insidetruth4086 Eid Mubarak 💐
Just ask before you go for the most current information
Welcome to Syriaa , hope u enjoyed the visit
Im Syrian
Hello, i want to ask a few question. I hope you can answer me. Is the war affect capital? Are you guys support Assad? What happining right now there? I'm from Turkey and i can't reach information about these questions because they told us, syrian people don't want Assad but looking Syrian people living daily life easly in that video. War going just on Idlib? What are you think about Assad. Why almost 4 million people run away to Turkey from there? Btw i'm very upset about war. I hope we can find peace asap.
Buğra Keskinlioğlu Hey there !! Glad u asked ... people here are mostly pro Assad .. the only ones who are not are extreme islamists who want to turn us like yemen or afghanistan and implement Sharia law. Which us seculars don’t want! Unfortunately Turkey , saudi arabia and united states are supporting these terrorists. Damascus is completely safe from like three years ago but only suburbs are destroyed . Believe it or not if these rebels came here to damascus we wouldn’t be chatting now lol. Love to turkish people but i feel sorry for your people , your president is sending you to death zones for meaningless reasons . And he is slowly turning attaturk Turkey to a saudi arabia Turkey.
@@sabaheyy9679 thank you. Would be glad to see your beautiful country. Pro Assad from Jordan and Germany
@@sabaheyy9679Thank you for those answers. I know it is unfortunant that we (the U.S.) got involved there. I believe the support we made to these groups was to help fight against isis and miserably failed. The decision to support the groups that we did was met with high opposition on both sides of the the political isle. However even one as myself believes, the Obama administration at that time simply didn't do any homework on these groups of rebels and we carried out a long going folly our government has done over the decades: by getting involved by taking sides supporting certain rebel groups. Sadly, even if those sides are not our friends. Changes are coming in our foreign policy. We have many in our congress as well as voting citizens who urge any future involvement supporting rebel groups in a proxy war to be ended. I hope that we begin that change cause of the issues it causes. I am happy that things are returning to normal there. I may not fully agree with Mr. Assad on how things are governed there..but there is a lot that admire about your country. Thanks to many videos on TH-cam I've come to learn so much about your country and culture. So many people in my country don't know much about how secular your country is, as well as the large mix of people and faiths. I'm glad that I know more about Syria now so I can help change their negative views. I have met a few Syrian refugees here in the U.S. Everyone I have met that has come from Syria are the nicest people. I wish you all the best. I hope all the fighting there ends for good.
Courts Griner Photography Hi bro, I feel very optimistic hearing ur opinion, and hope for change in US policy that’s really gonna help the world be safe ,But I feel sad about stereotypes of Syria. When I was with my family in Italy last year for tourism no one believed we’re Syrians because we’re white and girls didn’t wear headscarf in my family ... I assume most people don’t think of Syria this way... for the refugee issue believe me not all are educated and there are plenty extremists between them.. who even in Syria didn’t mix well in central cities and only lived in suburbs and on the other hand there are talented ones. Love to american people i met one yesterday in damascus she was with the un and we chatted lol .. the only thing thats effecting us now is the economic sanctions which is destroying every possibility of helping us rebuild our country..and im not with assad 100% but he is our only choice meanwhile..
How are temperature in Syria?
The temperatures vary by the seasons.
@@jaypiper2 in April?
Very good, absolutely interesting and presented very sympathetically 👍
Damascus looks very safe ! I really appreciate realistic documentaries like this !
Best greetings from Germany.
Thanks, I’ll continue to do what I do best.
الحب لبلدي
English?
Are you speaking farsi???
No
@jaypiper Please can you provide the contact details of the tour guide (red t-shirt)? Many thanks
You want to take tour to Damascus?
@@jaypiper2 yes
I´d have a lot of fun exloring Damaskus!
Yes, it was fun. It’s always nice to find something new.
Syrian race is beautiful same pakistan and kurdistan so definitely tourism is enjoyable here. Jordan, turkey, pakistan, iran, iraq, syria afghanistan, kurdistan, lybia, middle eastern arab countries and Egypt are the most beautiful race of the world. Tourism is very enjoyable in these countries. Wow beauty around you .
Thanks for your observations
You should've gone into the four seasons. I guarantee you that you wouldn't have found a seat! That's how busy it is
Wow, I'll try to go inside next time. I didn't even think about visiting that hotel.
jason how tall are you?
Why do you need to know? Just average
@@jaypiper2 how much do you weigh snd what is your blood type
Is it today's syria🇸🇾
Yes, October 2019
Somebody help to know somethings about Damascus
What do you mean? You need a guide?
ILove you very syria my country👍👍💪💪❤💙 welcome to syria syrish person
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Lol i laughed so hard about your comment that they kept the receipt inside the sandwish
It’s the first time I saw such a thing. I still am amused by the system.
First of all Thanks a million for this lovely flog.
obviously those dictator's pictures represent the corruption of Syrian regime .
In any case you will be welcomed and safe any time in Syria by the local.
Thanks for the welcome.
Does anyone know the name or location of the Hammam he visited? I am going in September and would love to get a wash there 😍
google the following (all words in Arabic and English):
حمام الورد الأثري Facebook
You will get the address of its page on Facebook
@@aldallika3648 found it on the map! Thank you very much!
@@Sasan where are you from?
@@bibicr1001 Germany
Did you go in September?
from somalia beautiful country
Thanks
Syria 🇸🇾 👍
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thank you fro the video 18:40 Makdos is different from fatet Makdos ;)
Which one did I see?
@@jaypiper2 the one you saw in the streets was "makdoos" we eat it on the breakfast. But the picture you put after was the "fatet makdoos". Fatet makdoos is crunchy bread bread, cooked tomato sauce with onion, yogurt sauce, fried eggplants which have meat inside, and hot ghee on the top to have the "TSHH" sound when serving the meal. Very complicated but definitely worth it, it's favourite meal for many syrians.
1:08 the Turks take pride in their air control tower because it was rated the best control tower in the world.
Yes, you’re correct
You have such GREAT videos! What's your instagram?
Jaysonpiper. Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for your compliments on my video.
WLCOM TO SYRIA 😍
Thanks Ahmed
i miss syria
Me too
13:40🤣🤣🤣
Kinda you read it like Kin-Da
that was soo funny
Yeah, I liked that name.
What about alchohol??
no alcohol allowed
@@jaypiper2 will we get in black?
@@mamifanai4266 I'm not sure. I think alcohol is yellow.
@@jaypiper2 Alkohol is everywhere in syria man 😳
How is not allowed ..it is every where .even it is tolerate if you drink in street
Welcome to syria
Thank you
2019 ?
Yes, October 2019.
I definitely would visit Damascus... especially how Biblical the history is. Some day the city will be completely destroyed, but for now it's a beautiful city with lots to see. i was super impressed with that art you showed, so beautiful. The food looked incredible too. Assad is a narcissistic dude isn't he? Any idea why Syrian plates aren't allowed at the airport?
Maybe they had a bad experience with non-locals going to the Beirut airport.
jaysondudas actually the Lebanese people and the Syrian People have alot of tension between them, but the problem comes especially from Lebanese, for some reason they try as mush as possible to make things harder and more difficult for Syrians in any shape or form, on purpose. Alot of problems were made to my family members going and coming to/from Syria via Beirut.
@@iSevenSimmer Sorry to hear. I did hear that Syrians go to Lebanon to work.
@@riorio745 because a lot of the Bible takes place in the area... And it's prophecy that Damascus will fall before Christ return.
@@riorio745 I don't know, but that's what they told me.
That girl mom smile first time right after inter syria
Good observation
I love ❤️ Soria my dream 🛌 visit Damascus but I will go inchallah Portugal 🇵🇹 to Italy 🇮🇹 and Italy 🇮🇹 to Beirute and Beirute to Damascus yes 🙌
It is better to stay where you are for six or eight months until the vaccines of COVID-19 have their effects worldwide. Many countries have already started their vaccination programs. Just wait to see the results then your trip will be more enjoyable
@@aldallika3648 yeah inchallah hbiba
Where are you now?
@@jaypiper2 my home 🏠 hbb in Lisbon Portugal 🇵🇹 and you ? Souria
The picture of the dictator can be seen every where in Syria
Yeah, but it is part of the experience.
When you go to Israel, the picture of two dictators ( Trump and Netanyahu) are seen everywhere.
@@christophergonzalez8598
Never mind the little detail that Mr. Trump & Mr. Netanyahu are democratically elected, of course. (One can disagree passionately with Mr. Trump and Mr. Netanyahu with no punishment; what will happen if one openly criticizes the Syrian leader?)
It's me Presidential elections were held in Syria on 3 June 2014. In late April 2014, Bashar al-Assad announced he would run for a third term in Syria's first multi-candidate direct presidential election. Bashar Al Assad won with the popular vote of 10,319,723 (88.7%). The United States Of America, NATO, Israel and Gulf states fund terrorists and brainwash their people in their media.
@@insidetruth4086 You are thinking Assad is good doesn't make Assad good.
grate video, I "loved" the guy saying the pre made zucchini is for "lazy women" lol the misoginy is real!
Yes, and he thinks something Laughter in this way, but he does not know that this way or this is a kind of market anywhere in the world even in the famous or big store not only in Syria.
shush woman
Yeah, it’s real. But also unique. I like pointing out the unique things I find in the countries I visit.
mr mackey mkay
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Hai,please visit India.
Yes, I should visit India next
13:43 😂
It's pronounced "Kin-da" it's an ancient kingdom's name.
Oh thanks Anas, my guide didn't explain this to me.
@@jaypiper2
In fact, Kindah is a big Arabic tribe.
A famous Arab Muslim scholar (Al-Kindi) belonged to this tribe.
He was a philosopher, polymath, mathematician, physician and musician. Al-Kindi was the first of the Islamic peripatetic philosophers, and is hailed as the "father of Arab philosophy". Al-Kindi was born in Kufa and educated in Baghdad.
0:12 heryer kirik dökük
I don’t understand
Fruits
Many fruits
Yeah Sure 😂
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Woowww istanbul airport the best❤️🇹🇷❤️
🌹🇸🇾🇹🇷Hosgeldin kardasim
The best airport
المحبة والسلام 🤍
English?
@@jaypiper2 Love to Word 😅💗🌎🇸🇾
So sad that the city of Beirut is destroyed now
Yes, so sad.
Yo
Huh
Yo, what’s up?
@@jaypiper2 Man I posted this years ago, how come you're responding to these comments now?
not KIND-A hotel. Kin-da ... an Arabic name. lol
Oh thanks. I was wondering what it meant and how it was pronounced. My guide didn’t explain it.
AirPort 77
Airport?
Nice 👍 hair cut just for $2 I would’ve given him $ 20 I pay mine $30 in US 🇺🇸 and $ 15 for each of my 3 boy 👦
Prices are rising with inflation.
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&%🙏🏻 قناتي قناتي على اليوتيوب باسم # جوري روز # من جرمانا 👍 (🇸🇾❤️🇸🇦)
✌🏻 جولات وأماكن وحارات شامية وأكلات وطبخ شامي وقصص أمي التراثية 🌛🤲🏻💞✨ اشتركو
English?
Never going to Syria... They pulled my friend's uncle (journalist) out of his tour bus and shot him near Aleppo... Horrible place
Oh man. Sorry to hear.
@@jaypiper2 i think he is lying he wants attention and tries to get you out of Syria
@AwakenFiend I do not trust him
if that happens it should be a jihadist
When and by which group ?
Liar
beautiful girls
wtf hahah
Of course.
Dont come turkish republic
Okay
Chinese in Syria 🇸🇾 😂 funny never see one... maybe 2 traitors haahahaha
Who knows
Syria is the best country in the world but without the terrible Assad
Hopefully we see an improvement as time passes. I would consider coming for a second visit.
For lazy women 🤣
I know, we all loved that comment.
American people should be ashamed of their imperialist policy. America is terrible country. Long live Syria 🇸🇾🇸🇾🇸🇾
So sad.