Tripoli, the forgotten historical heart of Lebanon, long amazing history, very friendly people, smiling despite the current circumstances. Old narrow-street markets, rich islamic monuments. I adore this city. Visiting soon in 3 weeks. I wonder why he kept saying "where can I find food?" Come on man, you can find food places every inch in the city, so cheap, so delicious, and have lovely chats with locals. :)
I just found your channel. What a unique way to enter Lebanon by sneaking inside a cabin on a ship. The sea view was so beautiful. Tripoli is known to be the poorest city on the Mediterrean coast, although there are 2 Lebanese billionaires that come from this city. You can easily talk in French in Lebanon and people would understand.
It looks like Tripoli recycles metals and ship it through their port. It is extremely dangerous to have a low riding vehicle like a tricycle between all these big trucks as they most likely not see you and sometimes they will back into you. Please be careful!
Great video Yves. But honestly, it was so sad seeing the poverty everywhere. The beet seller works so hard for so little, he's doing everything he can to make a living... it makes me want to cry. I wish them all a good life.
Be blessed brother, great video. I live in India but I was born in this very city))) and I really like how you jumped into it. Few things to clear out: you weren't cheated with the beetroot you just bought your falafel from the industrial area which happens to be the cheapest for street foods and such, it's the are for car mechanics and the like sort of businesses, if you just moved in the opposite direction from the downtown, Tripoli is place most renowned for food and sweets in Lebanon, and in turn the middle East. Good luck with your travels, the channel, and all that you do. 🔱
In terms of culture, is Syria a bit like Lebanon? And is the poverty in Syria even greater than Lebanon? The difference between Turkey and Arab countries is even more chaos. Car honking, little structure, as I can see in your videos.
I'd love to visit Lebanon , I've heard the most glowing positive reports from people who have visited, I've also heard blood curdling nightmares tales about murderous cruelty with unimaginable danger around every corner . I'm sure both versions of Lebanon are true , so I won't be visiting anytime soon .
From where you took this ship to Lebanon ? Mr. Yves can you give us some details about its cost ? how any days are you on a board from starting point to destination ? thanks
Bonjour, je vous suis depuis 1 semaine. Vous etes parti de france jusqu en Irac. Quelle a été votre route depuis l'Irak pour aller au Liban et en Syrie.
salut je suis libanais et d'habitude il parle tousse français au liban . à Fanar à beyrouth il parle tousse français ! courage et continue tes video 💯💯👍👍
You went to the poorest sides of tripoli .. there are some well civilized areas you should visit them ..you find thre english and french speaking people
Why is Tripoli so ruined? I don't believe Lebanon are in war and they haven't been in war for more then 20 years. So I don't understand why is it in a very bad shape? Can any Lebanese explain? Thanks.
My God how the mighty have fallen!! That’s a huge dive in-terms of purchasing power parity too, as hyperinflation diminishes the value of a given currency, but also makes everything more expensive, and beyond the reach of your average Joe. It’s fascinating and extremely disturbing, how a 10-20% of the population still continues to live, only slightly scathed by it all. Whilst the overwhelming majority stagnates and sinks deeper into poverty. I’m amazed how a 1789-like storming of the Bastille hasn’t occurred so far. You would think that the heads of the Lebanese oligarchy and aristocracy would be guillotined by now. I guess they’re so entrenched, and have managed to divide & conquer the various segments of society for their own benefit, making the majority unable to break free from the shackles that keep them down.
@@khalidalali186 yes, it's true that it's weird that people didn't get rid of the government. Probably because they are too scared that the civil war would resume if they do so. They had a civil war from 1975 to 1990, roughly, and the actual is kind of the only way they found to stop this civil war.
J'ai aimé la vue, la mer et le ciel sont vraiment magnifiques 😊 ...... J'ai trouvé une vidéo de toi et je l'ai terminée en Irak et je viens d'Irak. C'était un beau voyage en Irak ou pas ? 🙂🙂
@@KinoYves Mais essayez de communiquer avec les gens par traduction téléphonique car tout le monde en Irak ne connaît pas votre langue je vous souhaite de beaux voyages🥰💙
@@KinoYves Sad! Though my country Iran has never been colonised , my parents were educated French as the second language and we loved everything French .
He went to the poor and most authentic area with the best mannered and generous people. Those still retain the authentic habits which are priceless. However if he wanted to meet people who apeak Italian French Spanish Arabic and English and present themselves as the richest people on earth with so much western influence and disgusting sexual pollution contrary to Islamic values he would probably need to go somewhere else like Beirut or elsewhere. He can easily attend beach parties and underground night clubs that never go to sleep. I dont think as a westerner you want to travel to the mideast to see that kind of filth and the lost identity face of the country.
Bienvenu dans un pays qui est ce que deviendra la France dans moins d'un quart de siècle.....mettre des cultures différentes et antagonistes dans un même pays ne produit que misère, antagonismes et violences. Tes voyages sont extraordinaires et permettent de voire la diversité des cultures nimbées et préservée dans des nations qui sont les seuls garants de leur survie.
Salut Frédéric, lors de mon passage par Marseille j'ai été cambriolé par des gars avec un très long couteau... Ils n'étaient pas français mais je pense d'Afrique du Nord. C'est dommage, mais je trouve que la France est très belle, la nature et l'histoire du pays. Salutations des Pays-Bas.
@@justinds6345 Bonjour Justin, Nos deux grandes nations ont par voie référendaire dit non à la constitution Européenne. Nos parlements respectifs ont ensuite votés, traitres qu'ils sont, le traité de Lisbonne. L'Europe empêche toute régulation efficace de l'immigration. Nous devenons le pire de l'Afrique avec des gens qui pensent trouver chez nous l'Eldorado et qui refusent notre modèle occidental en matière de mœurs et de coutumes. Nos dirigeants sont déconnectés et incompétents. L'effondrement de l'euro, suivit par la dislocation de l’Europe, la fin des état providences comme en France fera émerger des mouvements nationalistes et une guerre civile est à craindre. Nos deux peuples sont très proches, a tel point que les Hollandais furent des alliés précieux lors des guerres révolutionnaires et de l'empire Napoléonien, ils participèrent à la construction de près de 40% du tonnages des navires de guerre, et le contingent hollandais se bâtit vaillamment. Savez vous que ce sont des sapeurs hollandais qui permirent le passage de la Bérézina ? Sans compter les célèbre Hollandais rouges, lanciers de la garde impériale. Cordialement.
@@fredericlehun1620 Merci pour votre beau message. Les Pays-Bas reçoivent en moyenne 40 000 demandes d'asile par an, principalement de la Syrie, du Yémen, de l'Irak, de la Somalie, du Soudan, c'est perturbant pour un si petit pays, on voit de plus en plus de femmes habillées entièrement en noir dans des burqas, les écoles ne peuvent plus enseigner librement sans controverse en matière de liberté religieuse. L'armée doit protéger les villes contre les attaques, il est triste que la France soit également devenue de plus en plus dangereuse, que vous voyiez des soldats se promener dans les lieux touristiques.. Je vous souhaite le meilleur, la France est un grand pays, avec des gens sympathiques pleins de culture et belles villes, c'est dommage que la Commission européenne applaudisse la migration et ne considère pas du tout les conséquences, je suis content d'être plus âgé, je ne voudrais pas grandir en Europe occidentale en 2022. Bonne journée, salutations des Pays-Bas.
@@KinoYves Intéressant! Ta mauvaise expérience à Baalbek a dû vraiment te marquer? Il faut juste que tu saches qu'en tant que Libanais, nous ne nous aventurons jamais à Baalbek et quelques autres régions . Je fais partie d'une petite minorité (peut etre plus) qui aimerait bien voir notre pays séparé en fédérations voire en deux/trois pays. Je pense que tu l'as bien dit aussi, le changement de culture d'une région à l'autre est énorme au Liban, et pour rien au monde, nous n'accepterons de modifier notre mode de vie. Triste, mais vrai
You put yourself in the most awkward situations. I don't know if you do it purely for drama. You may be stingy and don't want to stay safe sleeping in hotels. Try to do that in the streets of NY, Detroit, Chicago or LA. Who in the hell stays unauthorized in a filthy room aboard a ship when they are foreign to the country?
@@damonmelendez856so far it seems he was safer in Ethiopia then here. In American we’d say the same thing about Muslims. Stereotyping people is for the ignorant.
@@xmateinc Education is important, we cannot hide under a rock forever. Are you aware that the FBI publishes crime statistics by race? Are you aware of what the #’s are?
slt kino jai découvert ta chaine ca fait pas longtemps est je savais pas du tout que tu parle Français pourrait tu plusse parle en Français dans tai vidéos ou mélange les 2 par ce que beaucoup de francais comme moi ne son pas bilang mercie est bonne route
This is the craziest entry to Lebanon I’ve never seen that from a TH-camr Well done.
100% haha eno to start like this in tripoli....and normally we're scared about showing the road to the airport to foreigners hahaa
I’m rapidly becoming addicted to this channel. Stay safe and keep up the good work.
😆yeah some yt channels are addictive
I hope this channel is gonna blow up !!! Your content is amazing
Tripoli, the forgotten historical heart of Lebanon, long amazing history, very friendly people, smiling despite the current circumstances. Old narrow-street markets, rich islamic monuments. I adore this city. Visiting soon in 3 weeks. I wonder why he kept saying "where can I find food?" Come on man, you can find food places every inch in the city, so cheap, so delicious, and have lovely chats with locals. :)
Our planet is so beautiful and there is so much to explore. Great vid thank you Yves 🙏
I can't talk too loud becoz am not supposed to be here😂 that was lit😅 much love and respect from Africa Kenya bro ✌️
Looking at this video... Africa is heaven
Maybe this city - like he said its poorest city in lebanon flooded by refugees.
I just found your channel. What a unique way to enter Lebanon by sneaking inside a cabin on a ship. The sea view was so beautiful. Tripoli is known to be the poorest city on the Mediterrean coast, although there are 2 Lebanese billionaires that come from this city. You can easily talk in French in Lebanon and people would understand.
Indeed, it was great to arrive this way.
Happy to have found your channel Yves
Yves you are an amazing person so lovely and kind with all ♥️
It looks like Tripoli recycles metals and ship it through their port. It is extremely dangerous to have a low riding vehicle like a tricycle between all these big trucks as they most likely not see you and sometimes they will back into you. Please be careful!
Its sad to see lebanon in such condition.one of the most beautiful countries in the world,at least it used to be.
I was in Tripoli 40 years ago. It's EXACTLY the same.
كل الحب لأهل طرابلس الطيبين من الاردن
Great video Yves. But honestly, it was so sad seeing the poverty everywhere. The beet seller works so hard for so little, he's doing everything he can to make a living... it makes me want to cry. I wish them all a good life.
Love your videos and travels…Living your life..Love it..Keep up good work ❤
Be blessed brother, great video. I live in India but I was born in this very city))) and I really like how you jumped into it. Few things to clear out: you weren't cheated with the beetroot you just bought your falafel from the industrial area which happens to be the cheapest for street foods and such, it's the are for car mechanics and the like sort of businesses, if you just moved in the opposite direction from the downtown, Tripoli is place most renowned for food and sweets in Lebanon, and in turn the middle East. Good luck with your travels, the channel, and all that you do. 🔱
Do you speak Arabic
Makes me so nervous watching you bob and weave around those huge trucks.
there is a shortcut through the bekka valley to syria without a visa can try that route 😁
Why would anyone in their right mind go there now. Especially after the "hospitality" he was shown.
much appreciated
man you're crazy, love it, hope you liked it in Egypt :)
Love from Egypt
Boiled beet root with coffee creamer. Interesting!
Ok as you pick up soo every thing to do because the care for open gausy going soooooo soooooo good
This is interesting. I didn’t know people use boat to travel still. Is it cheaper than airplane? Where did this boat leave from?
From Taşucu in Turkey, and it is much more expensive than flying.
In terms of culture, is Syria a bit like Lebanon? And is the poverty in Syria even greater than Lebanon?
The difference between Turkey and Arab countries is even more chaos. Car honking, little structure, as I can see in your videos.
It’s like basically going to states and the first start you go to is Harlem. That’s what he basically done by visiting Tripoli
This guys literally didn’t do any kind of research before going to Lebanon
Are you still in Lebanon ? How long are you staying?
I'd love to visit Lebanon , I've heard the most glowing positive reports from people who have visited, I've also heard blood curdling nightmares tales about murderous cruelty with unimaginable danger around every corner .
I'm sure both versions of Lebanon are true , so I won't be visiting anytime soon .
From where you took this ship to Lebanon ? Mr. Yves can you give us some details about its cost ? how any days are you on a board from starting point to destination ? thanks
From Tasucu (Turkiye) to Tripoli (Lebanon), just one night on the boat.
$230 one way
$330 return ticket
@@KinoYves great , thanks
The furthest north I got was Batroun. I read mixed reviews about Tripoli, but I think I'll go next time.
Bonjour, je vous suis depuis 1 semaine. Vous etes parti de france jusqu en Irac. Quelle a été votre route depuis l'Irak pour aller au Liban et en Syrie.
When i saw the tittle I DID LAUGH TBH hahahahahaha
We didn't understand why you said they kidnapped your passport if you could explain please
Awesome video :) In my opinion, you could find a better hotel in a nice location in tripoli.
Thank you. And yes, there are much better hotels, but they are so expensive in Lebanon.
@@KinoYves got it :) and thanks again for sharing these awesome experience:)
From Iraq to Libya to Yemen, it's all falling apart.
Don't you get lonely? Or homesick?
salut je suis libanais et d'habitude il parle tousse français au liban . à Fanar à beyrouth il parle tousse français ! courage et continue tes video 💯💯👍👍
do you have the link for booking the boat from turkey to tripoli?
You cannot book it online, you have to buy the ticket in Tripoli or in Taşucu
Don't they can be able to speak French? Especially, the older generation?
You went to the poorest sides of tripoli .. there are some well civilized areas you should visit them ..you find thre english and french speaking people
Well, people were very nice in the poor parts of Tripoli
Where do you like to be most, in Turkey or Libanon?
Hello yves why dont you visit Philippines maybe you can start your Asian Adventure looking forward to that take care brother
Why is Tripoli so ruined? I don't believe Lebanon are in war and they haven't been in war for more then 20 years. So I don't understand why is it in a very bad shape? Can any Lebanese explain? Thanks.
The real poverty you can see in India , but still it's very nice country with kind people especially kerala .
Do you have been to India before ?
Yes, I have been to India
It has been quite a journey n now u are in kenya😂😂
You forget to visit saida or saidon
You are so courageous omg
Iyes ist good tou tobes , ist sooo bautifule is serial
Genuine Kebab 👏👏👏👏👏
You are brave to do it all alone.
Lebnon has very rich places.
You are just in the wrong place.
Stay safe
What’s considered a good salary in Tripoli? $800 per month?
That's way too high. Military guys get paid $70 a month now.
Daaaaamn!! 😟
@@khalidalali186 it's because of the hyperinflation.
Before the explosion of the port, they were paid more than $1000.
My God how the mighty have fallen!! That’s a huge dive in-terms of purchasing power parity too, as hyperinflation diminishes the value of a given currency, but also makes everything more expensive, and beyond the reach of your average Joe.
It’s fascinating and extremely disturbing, how a 10-20% of the population still continues to live, only slightly scathed by it all. Whilst the overwhelming majority stagnates and sinks deeper into poverty. I’m amazed how a 1789-like storming of the Bastille hasn’t occurred so far. You would think that the heads of the Lebanese oligarchy and aristocracy would be guillotined by now. I guess they’re so entrenched, and have managed to divide & conquer the various segments of society for their own benefit, making the majority unable to break free from the shackles that keep them down.
@@khalidalali186 yes, it's true that it's weird that people didn't get rid of the government. Probably because they are too scared that the civil war would resume if they do so.
They had a civil war from 1975 to 1990, roughly, and the actual is kind of the only way they found to stop this civil war.
They stole your passport, not kidnapped!
J'ai aimé la vue, la mer et le ciel sont vraiment magnifiques 😊 ...... J'ai trouvé une vidéo de toi et je l'ai terminée en Irak et je viens d'Irak. C'était un beau voyage en Irak ou pas ? 🙂🙂
Oui, c'est un beau pays
@@KinoYves Mais essayez de communiquer avec les gens par traduction téléphonique car tout le monde en Irak ne connaît pas votre langue je vous souhaite de beaux voyages🥰💙
Yes
Morning Lebanon
How could you not find food in Tripoli
😂😂😂
Sa doit être terrible dans les côtes avec ton tricycle 🤔
Speaking French *sometimes* would have made it easier for you to communicate
Yes, sometimes it does help.
Gut man
I thought people in lebanon had some knowledge of French due to their being thought french at school.
Their not all French educated; a big part of Lebanese people are actually English educated.
@@KinoYves Sad! Though my country Iran has never been colonised , my parents were educated French as the second language and we loved everything French .
@@majidbineshgar7156 never been colonized, but sure as hell colonising Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Yemen...
Do passports get kidnapped ? Funny, I thought only living beans kan be kidnapped.
Habibi, Tripoli = Libia
Beirut = Libanon, ok
We are you now?
Beast regards from Slovenia 👍👋
No, Tripolis = Libya, Tripoli = Lebanon
Best regards from لبنان 🇱🇧
Tripoli in Libya was founded by the Phoenicians who originated from Lebanon
💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
C'est dommage c'est mon quartier ou tu as été à partir de 22 minutes de la vidéo si j'avais su je t'aurai guidé ;)
Et pour info c'est un quartier asse safe malgré à quoi ça a l'air
et les prix de ce que tu as mangé est correcte personne ne t'as prit +
Oui, je ne me suis jamais senti en danger dans ton quartier 😊
What your doing is extremally daring in an Islamic country and other very unstable African countries. Very dangerous! God be with you.
Kino
Ok
Your Videos are very entertaining
He went to the poor and most authentic area with the best mannered and generous people. Those still retain the authentic habits which are priceless. However if he wanted to meet people who apeak Italian French Spanish Arabic and English and present themselves as the richest people on earth with so much western influence and disgusting sexual pollution contrary to Islamic values he would probably need to go somewhere else like Beirut or elsewhere. He can easily attend beach parties and underground night clubs that never go to sleep. I dont think as a westerner you want to travel to the mideast to see that kind of filth and the lost identity face of the country.
Hi 👋 😍
Hi !
Comment vas-tu mon ami, le jour où je t'ai vu à Mersin et pris ton numéro, je suis Jaafar
Ah oui, super, Jaafar ! Ca va très bien, merci.
tu peux visiter damas. c est plus belle
Future re buyer food
😂😗🤣
Malah veux dire du sel et halwi veux dire sucre.
Super, merci !
That's not true!!
@@ألفومية-ح5ك I guess the arabic in Lebanon and the one in morocco are very diffferent.
Gut jub
Tu commences à m agacer à voyager et critiquer les pays que tu visites. Plusieurs fois c est toi qui provoque des situations qui tournent mal..
Bienvenu dans un pays qui est ce que deviendra la France dans moins d'un quart de siècle.....mettre des cultures différentes et antagonistes dans un même pays ne produit que misère, antagonismes et violences.
Tes voyages sont extraordinaires et permettent de voire la diversité des cultures nimbées et préservée dans des nations qui sont les seuls garants de leur survie.
C'est triste, mais c'est vrai
Salut Frédéric, lors de mon passage par Marseille j'ai été cambriolé par des gars avec un très long couteau... Ils n'étaient pas français mais je pense d'Afrique du Nord. C'est dommage, mais je trouve que la France est très belle, la nature et l'histoire du pays. Salutations des Pays-Bas.
@@justinds6345 Bonjour Justin,
Nos deux grandes nations ont par voie référendaire dit non à la constitution Européenne. Nos parlements respectifs ont ensuite votés, traitres qu'ils sont, le traité de Lisbonne.
L'Europe empêche toute régulation efficace de l'immigration.
Nous devenons le pire de l'Afrique avec des gens qui pensent trouver chez nous l'Eldorado et qui refusent notre modèle occidental en matière de mœurs et de coutumes.
Nos dirigeants sont déconnectés et incompétents. L'effondrement de l'euro, suivit par la dislocation de l’Europe, la fin des état providences comme en France fera émerger des mouvements nationalistes et une guerre civile est à craindre.
Nos deux peuples sont très proches, a tel point que les Hollandais furent des alliés précieux lors des guerres révolutionnaires et de l'empire Napoléonien, ils participèrent à la construction de près de 40% du tonnages des navires de guerre, et le contingent hollandais se bâtit vaillamment. Savez vous que ce sont des sapeurs hollandais qui permirent le passage de la Bérézina ? Sans compter les célèbre Hollandais rouges, lanciers de la garde impériale.
Cordialement.
@@fredericlehun1620 Merci pour votre beau message.
Les Pays-Bas reçoivent en moyenne 40 000 demandes d'asile par an, principalement de la Syrie, du Yémen, de l'Irak, de la Somalie, du Soudan, c'est perturbant pour un si petit pays, on voit de plus en plus de femmes habillées entièrement en noir dans des burqas, les écoles ne peuvent plus enseigner librement sans controverse en matière de liberté religieuse. L'armée doit protéger les villes contre les attaques, il est triste que la France soit également devenue de plus en plus dangereuse, que vous voyiez des soldats se promener dans les lieux touristiques.. Je vous souhaite le meilleur, la France est un grand pays, avec des gens sympathiques pleins de culture et belles villes, c'est dommage que la Commission européenne applaudisse la migration et ne considère pas du tout les conséquences, je suis content d'être plus âgé, je ne voudrais pas grandir en Europe occidentale en 2022. Bonne journée, salutations des Pays-Bas.
@@KinoYves Intéressant! Ta mauvaise expérience à Baalbek a dû vraiment te marquer?
Il faut juste que tu saches qu'en tant que Libanais, nous ne nous aventurons jamais à Baalbek et quelques autres régions .
Je fais partie d'une petite minorité (peut etre plus) qui aimerait bien voir notre pays séparé en fédérations voire en deux/trois pays. Je pense que tu l'as bien dit aussi, le changement de culture d'une région à l'autre est énorme au Liban, et pour rien au monde, nous n'accepterons de modifier notre mode de vie.
Triste, mais vrai
Un pays non securitaire du tout.. heureusement t es sortis sein et sauf
فضحتونا ،،،والله عيب عليكم ،،،،، كل العالم جالس يشوف الفضايح ،،،
Bei kerful
Jesus looks like a war zone! Stay safe.
Yeah! Thank you.
You put yourself in the most awkward situations. I don't know if you do it purely for drama. You may be stingy and don't want to stay safe sleeping in hotels. Try to do that in the streets of NY, Detroit, Chicago or LA. Who in the hell stays unauthorized in a filthy room aboard a ship when they are foreign to the country?
There were no blacks on the ship. I’m sure it was perfectly safe
Someone who is extremely cheap
@@damonmelendez856 what do you have against black people.
@@damonmelendez856so far it seems he was safer in Ethiopia then here. In American we’d say the same thing about Muslims. Stereotyping people is for the ignorant.
@@xmateinc Education is important, we cannot hide under a rock forever. Are you aware that the FBI publishes crime statistics by race? Are you aware of what the #’s are?
slt kino jai découvert ta chaine ca fait pas longtemps est je savais pas du tout que tu parle Français pourrait tu plusse parle en Français dans tai vidéos ou mélange les 2 par ce que beaucoup de francais comme moi ne son pas bilang mercie est bonne route
Are you still in Lebanon? How long are you staying?
No, I am not in Lebanon at the moment.
Kino
Kino
Kino