El Kef by train | Tunisia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- On this trip we go to El Kef, a city close to the border between Tunisia and Algeria. It’s a bit different as we will get there via a Sightseeing Train!
We start of the Tunis Gare Centrale and board the train and got on our way. We stopped in a few locations where we saw an old locomotive and a natural dried river bed. Great opportunities for pictures!
After about 3 hours, we arrived at El Kef, we walked up the hill through the city and we headed into the old town. There we saw a great roman ruin of a Water temple that housed a hot bath, gymnasium, library and even an underground Church.
We then visited an Dar El Kahine an old house of a Sultan, then the Museum of Popular Art and culture and an old church dedicated to St. Peter.
We then walked to the Kasbah and passed the Sidi Bou Makhlouf Mausoleum on the way. After a short visit to the Kasbah, we had some tea and listened to traditional music before we made our way back to the train.
A great day to experience the history and culture of this region.
Thanks for watching!
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I like the fact that you always give the necessary information from a cultural and historical point of view. I am Tunisian and I have already visited most places you visited, but it is always interesting to rediscover these places through your eyes.
i hope someday you will make a video about the things you liked in tunisia, and the things you did not like too, constructive criticism is welcome too.
Ah, and a video about the cultural differences between your country and Tunisia, what kind of cultural choc you may have encountered etc..
Hi, thanks so much for watching and the feedback. I have through about doing a top five things about Tunisia and i love your idea about differences between countries, you gave me alot to think about!!! thanks again for watching!
This is so exciting a video. You know it is so special for me hhhh( El Kef : my pearl). Excellent ending : the very festive culture of the region ( the music : the drum and the ''Zokra'' . Excellent mate :)
It always great to get more insight from the locals!! Thanks!
Belle video
thanks!
Beautiful Tunisia ⚘🇹🇳🇵🇰⚘
Mashallah ⚘🇵🇰⚘
so beautifull tunisia nous avons tout ce qu'il faut pour devenir la suisse de l'Afrique les rails les paysages
Yes, Tunisia is beautiful and has alot to experience.
Nice train
CSR- DMU
DF مسكينة طيحولها قدرها
Love l kef 💛💛💛💛
i love it also
Kef means in our ancient language the hill or the small mountain
Happy to see your video showing one aspect of our beloved Tunisia which offers a superbe diversity that in only 350 km you turned from mountains and snow to desert and sand
Glad you enjoyed it, I had fun making the video. Thanks for watching!
Hey Yohan you wrote the name of the country Tunisia wrong on the title of the video, please correct it, thank you so much I never been on train before. great video as usual and great editing.
Thanks for the catch, will make the change asap!
Ilove tuninesa
me too!
Never went there but I would like to :) Thank you for this share with us ))
you are welcome!! thanks for watching!!
Lol. I was actually thinking, "That's so cool of the driver to stop and let passengers stretch their legs, and lets them see the cockpit." I didn't know such a tourist train existed in Tunisia.
You're the only vlogger I know who covers the less popular places in Tunisia. And I see the country is full of these little towns, and they're do cool. I wonder if I ever visit if i will be able to visit them all.
EDIT: I cannot find this train. What's it called?
You should try, there is alot to see, just give yourself enough time. Thanks for watching!
One day I’ll go to India and visit every single city !
❤❤❤
Thanks!
Thanks for always sharing the history and culture, very interesting. Great job . Oh and the music and dancing was good too.
And thank you for your ongoing support!!!!
yohan it's awsome video, thanks a lot, good and profetionel work,
Thanks!
I love Elkef because someone lives there that is very precious for me.
It is a beautiful place. Thanks for watching!
Really nice video.
Thank you very much!
je suis vraiment satisfaite et heureuse le voyage est bien organiser bien sécuriser bravo et merci
Semia kifech najmou nemcow m3ahom
nemcow ma fhimthech
nemchiw 3zizti
انا مشيت واستمتعت جدا
I loved this video of El Kef, one of my favourite towns in Tunisia! I really want to try taking the train there one day. Do you know how often they leave Tunis?
I am not sure, it was a sightseeing trip so I don't think they do it all the time. thanks for watching!
Nice video hope you all had great time
Yes, thank you
Very nice video
thanks!