I can, without a doubt, say that Lebanon has some of the nicest people you can find! they will do everything to help you enjoy your stay. It is sad to see such a beautiful country getting destroyed and people’s life getting ruined by a greedy government!
your right!!Lebanese people are good !! ive been worked there for 10yrs. as a Domestic helper w/one family... nothing to say ...im lucky to have them....!!! i hope and pray one day ill be seeing bck this beautiful country....!!!
@@AUChannel Yes, but greed is definitely a big part of it. As they say, if you think you understand Lebanon, someone has not explained it well enough 😬
Emily You are not only very beautiful and intelligent but also a very good reporter. ir is a lovely reminder of my Lebanon since I left my country in 1957 my city Baalbeck ,At 84 years I have a longing for your lovely video .many shukran
Although we are so tired here but we are always going to fight for our lebanon This small country with so many religions deserves to stay alive . You are so wonderful and watching your videos about lebanon makes me feel proud. Thank you for your effort to show that and all the best ❤
Heard of the place way before I got here in Lebanon but unfortunately have to leave. Extremely safe here in Lebanon being alone or otherwise day or night. Sweet people with no intention to bother but rather help you out. Great video thanks. Loads of monasteries around that are simply breathtaking. Thanks again.
Emily: It is nice to see you again in another fantastic video from Lebanon. I remember being there one time in January, and the weather was very good: Sunny and crisp. I assume you were there around the same time, despite the rain. At any rate, I enjoyed watching walk the streets of Der Al-Amar -- an area that I am not familiar with. I have not actually visited that part of Lebanon, so it was nice seeing yet another town in that country. I also smiled when I saw the cars honking their horns at 20:00. This tradition is fairly common in that part of the world. It is a way to celebrate/ declare that the marriage is finally official. I have seen that many times while I was there, so it brought some good memories. Anyway, this is all for now. I hope you guys are doing well, and I look forward to watching your next video! PS: the fall season in the Northeast has already started, and the weather is excellent. Come visit soon! :)
@Boogie boogie I appreciate the greetings, and I send some back to you! Calling Syria and Lebanon Phoenician is valid. Ancient Phoenicia was established 2500 BC -- way before the first wave of immigration of Arab tribes from the Arabian Peninsula to the Levant in the 7th century. While both Syria and Lebanon are Arabic-speaking counties today, they still comprise a hodgepodge of various cultural groups -- including Phoenicians, Assyrians, Kurds AND Arabs. So being an Arab is a component of the larger collage of various cultural and ethnic groups. I hope this clarifies, and I send you my respect from Boston, Massachusetts.
Mamoull we call it here in iraq kullaicha . And that thing inside it , it's not jam but dates it's kind of natural fruits . I hope you to visit us in iraq my friend you are more than welcome.
It's insane how Lebanese you sounded when you pronounced Deir el Qamar... check your ancestry🤔 All jokes aside, really appreciate how much reasearch you put into everything Emily and i hope you visit again soon when things pick up. We will always welcome you guys with open arms if you ever decide to come back🇱🇧❤
the maamoul you've had is filled with date paste, we call them maamoul b tamer, there's also maamoul filled with walnuts called maamoul b joz, as well as maamoul filled with pistachios that we call maamoul b festo2. You can find maamoul in Lebanese sweet shops and some of them make it all year long and can also offer some other regional variety of maamoul or even their own take on maamoul
I’m a Lebanese guy who left Lebanon 15 years ago for work, and your video made me feel so nostalgic… You see the small details that Lebanese themselves don’t pay attention to anymore, you’re such a positive person who sees beauty all around you instead of seeing the many negativity that you casually dismiss, and I loved that about you! You got me as a subscriber and you have all my positive Big Like and support! Keep doing what you do 🤞
@@pakaseellovers5308 Lebanon is a country that has more than 18 sects coexisting and living together. Our president is Christian, Prime Minister is Sunni, and Head of Parlement is Shi’it. We also have Druz… etc
Deir el qamar is an iconic town for the old lebanese architecture. Most architecture students in lebanon visit this town at their very first year to sketch the buildings and learn about their history. I think i still have my sketches somewhere at my family's house, :D. Such a good choice you made visiting this town. Best of luck.
Deir Allllll Amar.... lol right pronunciation! That's a beautiful place to visit. I'm sure that you have visited more places coming in next videos I presume like Moussa Castle and the natural cave at Ein w Zein. Mount Lebanon is a beautiful place of the country no doubt about that. Always enjoyed driving through there on long trips. Oh and another thing that Maamoul thingy is available all year long not just during festive season. It can be found at renowned patisseries around the country like Al Halab and such... but you tried the home made one which is fantastic. Also the fillings are either dates or fig plant and sometimes it comes in a walnut flavor.
as a Lebanese living in Canada i been Enjoying watching your videos havent been to Lebanon in a long time and your right in Lebanon when some one gets Married there Famliy goes around in there cars Its a culture thing Different then here lol
Your videos show life super simplistic as it is, and that is so amazing 😍😍 You seem to enjoy everything and it somehow makes me calmer watching your adventures 😅 I dream of one day going to Lebanon and roam its streets just like you do 🤩 Keep up creating such nice memories and stay safe! 🙏😊
Thank you for your wonderful videos that provide a true time and space travel. You make me feel I am right there though far away in Massachusetts, hearing, feeling your surrounding and almost smelling the air and the rain! You are so amazing with your adventurous self. Thank you
Please come to Tunisia. We have mountains, forests, seas, deserts, white and blue alleys ,and The most beautiful city in the world is Carthage and one of the most beautiful dishes is couscous 😘😘😘 ilove you and ilove Lebanon
This video reminded me once again that Fall is my favorite season. Everything is so green in that region of Lebanon and houses and narrow streets look quaint and cozy. Having four seasons anywhere in the world is a blessing. Years ago I was caught in a pretty heavy downpour in Malta while visiting Valletta, walking back to the hotel, on a quite road. It was pretty much like being in the shower for 45 minutes. Really enjoyed this video! God bless!
Deir El Qamar is one of my favourite towns in Lebanon, along with Beit Meri, Tyre and Jebeil (Byblos). I hope you got a chance to see these other wonderful towns. More importantly I hope you did not get sick after being soaking wet and cold. Waiting for more videos from you. Cheers 🙂
When people were trying to pick you up while walking, they were trying to help because we usually help if someone needs help, especially in the mountain ! hope you enjoyed Deir Al Qamar 😍
Thanks a lot for sharing! Info: The "Maamoul" comes in 3 main flavors, You were eating the "dates" flavor, mashed dates, this is my best. Question: Who is the Russian and who is the American among You two? I thought You were the Russian but then we have learned that Valentine is visiting his family in Russia......pffff I'm confused
Hey, thanks for watching Elias! Thanks for solving the Maamoul flavor mystery 😄🙏🏼 Answer: I am the American & Valentine is the Russian. His name pronounced in Russian is like "Valentín". He was born in Russia but raised outside which is why he doesn't really have the typical Russian accent.
I love the way you portray Lebanon. We’ve just come back from our first ever trip to Lebanon and also had a beautiful time. Hope you have many more Lebanese vlogs ahead. Keep up the good work 👌🏼❤️
You always give me the envy of visiting those places …. As I said before I never explore my own backyard, and watching your cool videos I feel I’m missing a lot. So authentic, simple, natural…when is part 2 coming out?
Kudos for braving the weather! Btw, stroopwafels (the thin caramel filled wafers you had at the hotel) are Dutch in origin. Fresh stroopwafels in The Netherlands are the best!
I think your driving skills have improved after your visit and maybe you can drive F1 now....:). It is for sure not usual for a woman to walk alone in the rain. Drivers were just wondering if you are lost or needed assistance or a taxi. In these town, everybody knows everybody and winter visitors are not very common....The room price will go X 4 during the summer when it is season...Thanks for sharing this beautiful hotel, I will try it one day for sure
Am Lebanese and yes the bride is going to see her fiqnce and thet are gonna get married but i dont live in Beirut i live in a small town called Marjayuon
A little tip for people picking up or dropping off friends and family to the Rafic Hariri international airport on a rainy day is to just use the underground parking instead of the usual top floor parking. The entrance of which is just on the left of the parking. Because that way you not only don’t park in the rain, but also you’ll get access to the tunnel that takes you directly into the terminal. No umbrellas needed… I know most people love the top floor because the weather is always nice, but P1 and below are just more convenient in the rain. Also as a bonus they usually are less busy and less crowded…
The caramel wafer thing is designed to be sat on top of the cup of tea and the heat makes the caramel met, and creates the best biscuit of all time. Just FYI 😂🤣
I have to tell you I lived in Dair al Qamar when i was a kid back in the early 90's. It's amazing place. People mostly hawnk cause they think you want to ride somewhere even they hawnk anyone even Local people too. Yeah Lebanon will never be an unsafe place for me, I think western countries such as USA and Australia can be more dangerous. Also I would suggest you meet Lebanese friends and they can show you around instead of being alone, unless you want to. Also I love how you went to this town not many tourists go there and you went during a quiet time looks so peaceful. Live Love Lebanon forever.
Hi Emily please upload more from Lebanon... don't look for perfection... I can't wait to see more from you. I have watched everything from you and loved all of them. Thanks for sharing an honest and raw footage.
I really really enjoyed watching this video❤️❤️. I loooove rainy weather in Lebanon as much as your lovely eyes 😍.. I was in Lebanon a few years ago. It's a great and lovely country. People there are so nice❤️.. Thank you for bringing back my lovely memories there❤️❤️
Dair Al Qamar is a Maronite Christian town, with a minority Druze population... The towns around Dair Al Qamar are Druze, and there you can find a lot of sweets shops selling maamoul
What an amazing video right there !, Loved every single video you did especially lebanon vlogs ! all i want to say keep up the good work and you are always Welcome in lebanon !
Very nice work you do. Love both of your passion to have an open mind to visit and be a part of abroad culture. Lebanon videos are my favorite since I m Lebanese/American and experienced and lived different cultures. All the power to you guys. Tripoli and north of Libnan has some flavor to it. Let me if planning trip to that area I will help facilitate. Love your work. Will contribute soon
Emily........ " Whispering" x1 Emily........ " Whispering" x2 Emily........ " Whispering" x3 Von boyage oh i mean Hasta la vista too... Have a nice visit!!
First of all, wow good job to this hard job of editing and translating everything and uploading and importing . Secondly , I want to know (because you went to alot of places) if you have more videos of these trips all over Lebanon. You mentioned in the video that you will be there 10 more days. Yes I know that it's old videos never uploaded. And please when you finish from Lebanon , continue with Bolivia.
Hey, thanks for recognizing all of the work that I put in to making these videos. I really appreciate when someone understand that it’s not as easy as it may look 😅 Yes, there are so many more videos of lebanon coming, and I’m currently filming the Bolivia content that I will start releasing once im closer to the end of the Lebanon content :) No shortage of content here 😅 Just a shortage of editors haha
You might be a little surprised but i like your cold personality...both of you and ur husband ... it's an advantage in today's intense world 🙂 Keep on ... Greetings 👍🏻 I wisch i can always be that cold
You should go with Valentine to a restaurant called New Garbatella in Baakline, near Deir el Qamar. Its a very romantic restaurant, especially in the winter, near the cheminée (chimney fire). Also, would love to meet you and Valentine when i visit Lebanon in December :)
I can, without a doubt, say that Lebanon has some of the nicest people you can find! they will do everything to help you enjoy your stay. It is sad to see such a beautiful country getting destroyed and people’s life getting ruined by a greedy government!
Lebanon’s issues are way beyond a ‘greedy government’.
your right!!Lebanese people are good !! ive been worked there for 10yrs. as a Domestic helper w/one family... nothing to say ...im lucky to have them....!!!
i hope and pray one day ill be seeing bck this beautiful country....!!!
@@AUChannel Yes, but greed is definitely a big part of it. As they say, if you think you understand Lebanon, someone has not explained it well enough 😬
Emily You are not only very beautiful and intelligent but also a very good reporter. ir is a lovely reminder of my Lebanon since I left my country in 1957 my city Baalbeck ,At 84 years I have a longing for your lovely video .many shukran
Although we are so tired here but we are always going to fight for our lebanon
This small country with so many religions deserves to stay alive .
You are so wonderful and watching your videos about lebanon makes me feel proud.
Thank you for your effort to show that and all the best ❤
Emily nice videos.if you still there I recommend you to visit baalbeck
Heard of the place way before I got here in Lebanon but unfortunately have to leave. Extremely safe here in Lebanon being alone or otherwise day or night. Sweet people with no intention to bother but rather help you out. Great video thanks. Loads of monasteries around that are simply breathtaking. Thanks again.
how is your lebanese arabic pronunciation so perfect and cute? you sounded just like them in the few arabic words you said.
Emily: It is nice to see you again in another fantastic video from Lebanon. I remember being there one time in January, and the weather was very good: Sunny and crisp. I assume you were there around the same time, despite the rain. At any rate, I enjoyed watching walk the streets of Der Al-Amar -- an area that I am not familiar with. I have not actually visited that part of Lebanon, so it was nice seeing yet another town in that country. I also smiled when I saw the cars honking their horns at 20:00. This tradition is fairly common in that part of the world. It is a way to celebrate/ declare that the marriage is finally official. I have seen that many times while I was there, so it brought some good memories.
Anyway, this is all for now. I hope you guys are doing well, and I look forward to watching your next video!
PS: the fall season in the Northeast has already started, and the weather is excellent. Come visit soon! :)
@Boogie boogie I appreciate the greetings, and I send some back to you!
Calling Syria and Lebanon Phoenician is valid. Ancient Phoenicia was established 2500 BC -- way before the first wave of immigration of Arab tribes from the Arabian Peninsula to the Levant in the 7th century. While both Syria and Lebanon are Arabic-speaking counties today, they still comprise a hodgepodge of various cultural groups -- including Phoenicians, Assyrians, Kurds AND Arabs. So being an Arab is a component of the larger collage of various cultural and ethnic groups.
I hope this clarifies, and I send you my respect from Boston, Massachusetts.
Nice video I have been outside Lebanon 12 years now thk you for this video do you still have some maamoul
One of the most welcoming people u can find on the earth is the Lebanese. 💖
Great vlog
😁🤓
Thank you 😁
Mamoull we call it here in iraq kullaicha . And that thing inside it , it's not jam but dates it's kind of natural fruits .
I hope you to visit us in iraq my friend you are more than welcome.
My 🇱🇧 lebanon
I love you from all my heart
Oh, that was 5 months ago. Are you guys still in Lebanon?
Very nice
So few people on the streets. Where are all the people?
Lebanon is not a densely populated country 😬
So streets are almost empty except some suburbs
are you Lebanese because of your accent
It's insane how Lebanese you sounded when you pronounced Deir el Qamar... check your ancestry🤔
All jokes aside, really appreciate how much reasearch you put into everything Emily and i hope you visit again soon when things pick up. We will always welcome you guys with open arms if you ever decide to come back🇱🇧❤
My thought exactly
Indeed her pronunciation of Lebanese words is so incredibly good, that I thought to myself she must have Lebanese ancestry.
She is Lebanese 99% sure , from previous videos
It’s actually really not bad to be a Lebanese it’s really cool :)
the maamoul you've had is filled with date paste, we call them maamoul b tamer, there's also maamoul filled with walnuts called maamoul b joz, as well as maamoul filled with pistachios that we call maamoul b festo2. You can find maamoul in Lebanese sweet shops and some of them make it all year long and can also offer some other regional variety of maamoul or even their own take on maamoul
I’m a Lebanese guy who left Lebanon 15 years ago for work, and your video made me feel so nostalgic… You see the small details that Lebanese themselves don’t pay attention to anymore, you’re such a positive person who sees beauty all around you instead of seeing the many negativity that you casually dismiss, and I loved that about you! You got me as a subscriber and you have all my positive Big Like and support! Keep doing what you do 🤞
😭😭
Sad for YoU brother 🥇
@@pakaseellovers5308 thank you brother for the sympathy, I’m living and working in Saudi, and feel like my second home 👍
@@eliemattar ooooh! Saudi Arabian!!!!😘😘
Brother Lebanon is Muslim country??
Which religion Lebanon have!?!!!?????
@@pakaseellovers5308 Lebanon is a country that has more than 18 sects coexisting and living together. Our president is Christian, Prime Minister is Sunni, and Head of Parlement is Shi’it. We also have Druz… etc
@@eliemattar oho!
Ok brother 😸 mean this is Muslim country😄
Deir el qamar is an iconic town for the old lebanese architecture. Most architecture students in lebanon visit this town at their very first year to sketch the buildings and learn about their history. I think i still have my sketches somewhere at my family's house, :D. Such a good choice you made visiting this town. Best of luck.
شكرا علي مشاركتك انا هذا الرحلة الجميلة انا من ليبيا واحببت لبنان أكثر بسبب فيديوهاتك وخصوصا بعلبك
Important video to show how awesome lebanon is!!❤️❤️
Thank you! I totally agree, people need to know how amazing the Lebanese are 😊❤️
it’s serious important Video for Nature For LB 🇱🇧 See Awsome wonderful Lebanon it’s looking Very Wonderful place Like Dubai My Name is Sam
It Remains me as Dubai I been Dubai times and it’s Muslim Place I am Muslim too
It’s remains me as Dubai
yes it great good nature Lovely place
Deir Allllll Amar.... lol right pronunciation! That's a beautiful place to visit. I'm sure that you have visited more places coming in next videos I presume like Moussa Castle and the natural cave at Ein w Zein. Mount Lebanon is a beautiful place of the country no doubt about that. Always enjoyed driving through there on long trips. Oh and another thing that Maamoul thingy is available all year long not just during festive season. It can be found at renowned patisseries around the country like Al Halab and such... but you tried the home made one which is fantastic. Also the fillings are either dates or fig plant and sometimes it comes in a walnut flavor.
Honestly as a lebanese i really like ya bloggin vids.
as a Lebanese living in Canada i been Enjoying watching your videos havent been to Lebanon in a long time and your right in Lebanon when some one gets Married there Famliy goes around in there cars Its a culture thing Different then here lol
I'm glad I got that one right! I like that they do that in Lebanon, it seems like a lot more fun that way 🙌🏼
amazing video, in love how you talk to the camera i feel like we're friends!
i just found you. very interesting and different. what's your name and where are you from? cheers!
Hi Sophie! Welcome to the channel :) My name is Emily and I'm from the USA
clearly more pleasant by foot than with car , in spite of rain...but it's beautiful
Your videos show life super simplistic as it is, and that is so amazing 😍😍 You seem to enjoy everything and it somehow makes me calmer watching your adventures 😅 I dream of one day going to Lebanon and roam its streets just like you do 🤩 Keep up creating such nice memories and stay safe! 🙏😊
Your welcome anytime in lebanon yala waiting you to come
Thank you for your wonderful videos that provide a true time and space travel. You make me feel I am right there though far away in Massachusetts, hearing, feeling your surrounding and almost smelling the air and the rain! You are so amazing with your adventurous self. Thank you
Actually in lebanon it's common for people to stop and give a ride for someone walking for free, especially in winter
Please come to Tunisia. We have mountains, forests, seas, deserts, white and blue alleys ,and The most beautiful city in the world is Carthage
and one of the most beautiful dishes is couscous 😘😘😘 ilove you and ilove Lebanon
What is this, battle of the countries? 😂
Luv lebanese people and their Phoenician christian culture. Hope their economy recovers soon. Greetings from the sahara desert. Thanks for sharing
This video reminded me once again that Fall is my favorite season. Everything is so green in that region of Lebanon and houses and narrow streets look quaint and cozy. Having four seasons anywhere in the world is a blessing. Years ago I was caught in a pretty heavy downpour in Malta while visiting Valletta, walking back to the hotel, on a quite road. It was pretty much like being in the shower for 45 minutes. Really enjoyed this video! God bless!
dont want to ruin it for you but the video was filmed in the late spring , April
@@weirdpep4085 There is still fall and it’s absolutely glorious in Lebanon. So nothing ruined :)
Deir El Qamar is one of my favourite towns in Lebanon, along with Beit Meri, Tyre and Jebeil (Byblos). I hope you got a chance to see these other wonderful towns. More importantly I hope you did not get sick after being soaking wet and cold. Waiting for more videos from you. Cheers 🙂
21:00 its a wedding 😊+amare means my moon+ this thing in mamoul is the dates jam I think you know it
When people were trying to pick you up while walking, they were trying to help because we usually help if someone needs help, especially in the mountain !
hope you enjoyed Deir Al Qamar 😍
Is it not common to walk around or it's only because it was raining?
Thanks a lot for sharing!
Info: The "Maamoul" comes in 3 main flavors, You were eating the "dates" flavor, mashed dates, this is my best.
Question: Who is the Russian and who is the American among You two? I thought You were the Russian but then we have learned that Valentine is visiting his family in Russia......pffff I'm confused
Hey, thanks for watching Elias!
Thanks for solving the Maamoul flavor mystery 😄🙏🏼
Answer: I am the American & Valentine is the Russian. His name pronounced in Russian is like "Valentín". He was born in Russia but raised outside which is why he doesn't really have the typical Russian accent.
I love the way you portray Lebanon. We’ve just come back from our first ever trip to Lebanon and also had a beautiful time. Hope you have many more Lebanese vlogs ahead. Keep up the good work 👌🏼❤️
You always give me the envy of visiting those places …. As I said before I never explore my own backyard, and watching your cool videos I feel I’m missing a lot. So authentic, simple, natural…when is part 2 coming out?
so cute see you both kiss in spite of mask, am almost heartbroken ..but sure needs to see family too
wonderful view ... I see as soon Valentine is away, the Princess suite ;-D tss .... women 😀
Kudos for braving the weather! Btw, stroopwafels (the thin caramel filled wafers you had at the hotel) are Dutch in origin. Fresh stroopwafels in The Netherlands are the best!
Hello
You are very beautiful 💙🙏🏻baghdad
I haven't been to Lebanon since 1983, I was 9yrs old when I left for the U.S, Thinking of visiting any advice?
God bless you for the videos that you're posting
I think your driving skills have improved after your visit and maybe you can drive F1 now....:). It is for sure not usual for a woman to walk alone in the rain. Drivers were just wondering if you are lost or needed assistance or a taxi. In these town, everybody knows everybody and winter visitors are not very common....The room price will go X 4 during the summer when it is season...Thanks for sharing this beautiful hotel, I will try it one day for sure
you are a natural. I like your adventurous spirit.
Another great video... 👍💪
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you
Oh wow, my Village Kfarheem is right below Deir Al Qamar....next time stop by for some Matti.
I love watching your videos you pronounce Arabic beautifuly I enjoy when you speak Arabic enjoy your travels GOD BLESS LEBANON 🇱🇧✝️🇱🇧
Hello, nice video. When Elie intruduced himself as Elie i was hoping that you would answer "Hello Elie, im Emelie." which means i am the mom of Elie 😂
Absolutely. And thats before watching your video. ♥️
This is the first time I find this channel waw it so beautiful adventure in Lebanon have a good time 😌 I see you from moroccoo 🇲🇦 North Africa 🌍
Am Lebanese and yes the bride is going to see her fiqnce and thet are gonna get married but i dont live in Beirut i live in a small town called Marjayuon
Hahaha it’s safe it’s just a Lebanese thing they look but no body bother, one of the nicest culture and people
it is not a jam in maammoul, it is minced dates mixed with some butter and a little of flower water
that hotel looks stunning and so cheap great vlog !!
Welcome you in safe and wonderful country Iraq 🇮🇶
Lebanon is mostly safe but there are areas that a solo traveller should not go to
She Is Gorgeous.. ❤️❤️.. hint Of jennifer connelly..
A little tip for people picking up or dropping off friends and family to the Rafic Hariri international airport on a rainy day is to just use the underground parking instead of the usual top floor parking. The entrance of which is just on the left of the parking. Because that way you not only don’t park in the rain, but also you’ll get access to the tunnel that takes you directly into the terminal. No umbrellas needed…
I know most people love the top floor because the weather is always nice, but P1 and below are just more convenient in the rain. Also as a bonus they usually are less busy and less crowded…
The caramel wafer thing is designed to be sat on top of the cup of tea and the heat makes the caramel met, and creates the best biscuit of all time. Just FYI 😂🤣
Take your time Emily do not rush , we are waiting for you . Love from Lebanon.
I have to tell you I lived in Dair al Qamar when i was a kid back in the early 90's. It's amazing place. People mostly hawnk cause they think you want to ride somewhere even they hawnk anyone even Local people too. Yeah Lebanon will never be an unsafe place for me, I think western countries such as USA and Australia can be more dangerous. Also I would suggest you meet Lebanese friends and they can show you around instead of being alone, unless you want to. Also I love how you went to this town not many tourists go there and you went during a quiet time looks so peaceful. Live Love Lebanon forever.
Hi Emily please upload more from Lebanon... don't look for perfection... I can't wait to see more from you. I have watched everything from you and loved all of them. Thanks for sharing an honest and raw footage.
are you originally from Lebanon, I see you know a few Arabic words
Ur amazing 🤗😍
interesting to have an hindsight of material daily problems of vloggers. btw congrats for your practise of arabic (I don't have any and am impressed)
I love you're videos, hopefully you could visit south lebanon soon it's beautiful.
That maamoul was stuffed with dates. Other varieties are filled with chopped walnuts or with pistachios.
Love it
Thank you!!
The raw silent footages are the best !
Yo recuerdo esos días. 🙌 que bonito acompañarte, mi querida amiga.
Ahh, recuerdas? Wow! Pues ahora tienes la otra dimension 😄
@@20CamelsEmily siii, gracias, es muy buena verla. ☺️🖤
Long live beautiful Lebanon!
Where did you Learn Arabic ? your accent is good
Why you didn't visit dahye and shiah? These are the most beautiful places in lebanon.
لول
I really really enjoyed watching this video❤️❤️. I loooove rainy weather in Lebanon as much as your lovely eyes 😍.. I was in Lebanon a few years ago. It's a great and lovely country. People there are so nice❤️.. Thank you for bringing back my lovely memories there❤️❤️
Dear my Lebanese Fellows, if she’s driving(handling the angry Lebanese drivers) on our streets, then we’ve passed the vibe check 🇱🇧❤️… Great video btw
Have fun and enjoy your stay welcome to lebanon..
Really nice content. You should visit my hometown Enfeh, in north Lebanon whenever you have time, in good weather.
Ma'amool is made with Dates filling
Maamoul can be found in sweet shops (Patisseries). I thought that Deir el Kamar was druze.
The maamoul filling is "tamer" which means date paste.
Dair Al Qamar is a Maronite Christian town, with a minority Druze population... The towns around Dair Al Qamar are Druze, and there you can find a lot of sweets shops selling maamoul
Welcome to Lebanon☺️
And really thank you for ur awesome reviews about our Lebanese country😻❤️!
These are Dates inside the Maamoul. It's amazing
Nice video as usual, liked the hotel, should try it myself with the family one day, keep them videos coming
Loved this video, hope you enjoyed your visit to Lebanon, it was really emotional when you were saying goodbye to valentine at the beginning 😔❤️
It was emotional! I'm glad you felt it, too ❤️
@@20CamelsEmily Sure ❤️
I’m so crazy to visit Lebanon, more exactly Zahle.
What an amazing video right there !, Loved every single video you did especially lebanon vlogs ! all i want to say keep up the good work and you are always Welcome in lebanon !
Welcome to lebanon from a lebanese Canadian 🌹and there's still alot of nicer places 😀
Maamoul has no lebanese origin its actually egyption especially with dates ( Maamoul Al Tamer ) .
Kahk, you are correct
You speak arabic so well 😁
And i really loved this video so much❤️
Very nice work you do. Love both of your passion to have an open mind to visit and be a part of abroad culture. Lebanon videos are my favorite since I m Lebanese/American and experienced and lived different cultures. All the power to you guys. Tripoli and north of Libnan has some flavor to it. Let me if planning trip to that area I will help facilitate. Love your work. Will contribute soon
Emily........ " Whispering" x1
Emily........ " Whispering" x2
Emily........ " Whispering" x3
Von boyage oh i mean Hasta la vista too...
Have a nice visit!!
hi friend I want to say thank you for sharing your videos its nice to see stories and stuff from Lebanon 🇱🇧
First of all, wow good job to this hard job of editing and translating everything and uploading and importing .
Secondly , I want to know (because you went to alot of places) if you have more videos of these trips all over Lebanon.
You mentioned in the video that you will be there 10 more days. Yes I know that it's old videos never uploaded. And please when you finish from Lebanon , continue with Bolivia.
Hey, thanks for recognizing all of the work that I put in to making these videos. I really appreciate when someone understand that it’s not as easy as it may look 😅
Yes, there are so many more videos of lebanon coming, and I’m currently filming the Bolivia content that I will start releasing once im closer to the end of the Lebanon content :)
No shortage of content here 😅 Just a shortage of editors haha
@@20CamelsEmily 😂😂 Yes ... Good luck and for sure waiting for Bolivia Adventures with Valentine and you . All the support from Canada 👍
You might be a little surprised but i like your cold personality...both of you and ur husband ... it's an advantage in today's intense world 🙂
Keep on ... Greetings 👍🏻
I wisch i can always be that cold
thank you for this video... i am lebanese, but i have never visited this village ... it is so quite cool place
You should go with Valentine to a restaurant called New Garbatella in Baakline, near Deir el Qamar. Its a very romantic restaurant, especially in the winter, near the cheminée (chimney fire). Also, would love to meet you and Valentine when i visit Lebanon in December :)
You can get maamoul from anywhere