Hello all! This was actually my last video from the Tunisia series. I had a wonderful time in this little gem of a country and I hope it inspired you to travel there for yourselves. The North Africa trip to both Algeria and Tunisia is now over. Stay tuned for a vlog from London and a Q&A video, both of which are coming soon. Where should I visit in 2020? Leave your thoughts below!
Oh you went so far and actually arrived to Tatouine but finally missed to visit and shoot the Star wars' set location there! The film set is still there and well preserved, also you missed visiting the true essence of the South with is Tozeur! I think you had covered Tunisia very well until you reached the part of the South. Yet you have covered a lot in your videos and shown most of the true Tunisia, unfortunately you missed showing right the South but yet you have done a wonderful job that deserves to be thanked for!! Thanks a lot and come again there is still a lot to see!! :)
Another excellent presentation Jason. As I mentioned before I also came to Tunisia in November, but in 1973. I met a local in a Cafe on Avenue France who invited me to stay with his family in Mahdia (which was awesome). From there we took local buses (with chickens on board haha) into the desert in the south at Ghomrassen, very close to Tataouine and Chenini, and even though I did not get to see those places, Ghomrassen certainly came across the same way. And I personally also remember the call to prayer in that desert oasis town, with its Berber houses built into the sandstone cliff faces, whilst wandering early through the streets. Of course no internet or Google or Lonely Planet guide in those days. You certainly brought back the memories. Thank you very much. Your work in filming is excellent, your editing is great and choice of music is superb. I binge watched all your videos of Tunisia, Algeria and Turkey having been to all. In fact I travelled overland back to Australia from Holland for one year in 1975 through Syria, Jordan, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Thailand and Malaysia, an epic journey especially after having hitch hiked throughout Europe and Scandinavia for the years preceding that. Travelling around the world has been the greatest education for me and now at 68 years I have been known to immerse myself in the memories of those times which remain so vivid and strong throughout your life as you will discover when you get to my age. Enjoy the journey.
Train Lord.. Thanks for sharing your lovely story.. I'm from Ghomrassen.. Exactly Ksar Haddada.. I invite you to make another experience here and to share another story here 😉
I love the sound of the call to prayer. That reminds me of my brief time as a child on holiday in Morocco in the 1980s. The sound and picture quality of your video is amazing - the sunset and the call to prayer. Such great cinematography! Someone should nominate you for a BAFTA if that’s even possible
I apperciate your respect when greeting local citizen by their own greeting you said assalamu alaykm.. you are such a respectful and loving man! Peace ❤
تونس الخضراء..الباهيه..إفريقية...قارعوا ونافسوا الإمبراطورية الرومانية ايام القرطاجيين و مهد الخلافةالفاطمية.. حكموا حتى الجنوب الإيطالي...تحية لكم يا توانسه من مغربي أتمنى زيارة تطاوين وسوسة وقفصه ونابل والحمامات والمهديه..وجربه وقابس..وناكل البلابلي..والله بدون مجاملة..تحيا شمال افريقيا.
بالفعل هذا السّائح الشّاب له شرف تصوير "شننّي" كما لم تصوّرها أيّ كاميرات لأحسن الصّحفيين من تونس و هذا أمر محزن لأنّ هذا التّأريخ الممتدّ من عصور هو بالفعل كنز لا يستهان به و لرؤيته كم تحنّ النّفس للذّهاب! أشكر هذا الشّاب أفاد العالم أجمع لأنّ هذا تأريخ الإنسانيّة جمعا
Going to Tataouine and Chenini in 12 days, can't wait to see these beautiful places. Love the call to prayer, so peaceful. Thanks for the awesome video! Getting a lot of inspirations from your trip in Tunisia!
Dont forget to visit ghomrassen, the star war's set location(still there well preserved), The sahara, Tozeur to enjoy the oasis !! And after finishing your visit in south tunisia ! It will be the perfect time for you to enjoy our winter and the snow in our beautiful mountains in Ain Drahem and Tabarka (North ouest tunisia in Jenbdouba) and on your way to Ain Drahem u'd rather pass by Al kasserine to see the Roman ruins in Sbeitla) or you can choose to pass by Baja to see the Roman ruins too in Dougga/Thugga in Teboursek (we have beautiful nature in North ouest its all green all over place ! Profit every single minute here you'll miss my Tunisia ❤ Ps: read about Table of jugurtha if you're interested its in El KEFF (north ouest tunisia too )
Matouci Firace OMG that’s a lot of awesome recommendations! We will be tunisia for two weeks and after reading your msg, I’ll def need to adjust my itinerary! Thx! Can’t wait.
Sayid 100 we have far more pressing issues than revival of dead languages. Tunisia has to deal with economic and political issues first and inchallah then we will care about identity issues
@@awsomeclipsnow the fact that tamazight is spoken by a minority is linked to many factors that I can't mention in this comment section. But what I can confirm is that there is a growing berberist civil society who fights for the revival of tamazight heritage.
حسب مقريت برشا كومنترات برشا توانسة ميعرفوش شنيني بقيت مستغرب خاتر بلاصه معروفة عند اجانب و مصنفة من احسن اماكن السياحية لكن للاسف استحقار الجنوب و تهميشه على حساب مناطق اخرى هاذي ليست جهوية بل واقع انا عندي مدة و انا نتبع فاليويوبر هذا ,انسان يحوس و يدور فالعالم و يعرف ناس بالاماكن نجمو نقولو مخذاتش حقها انا نحييه على هذا وانشاءالله برشا توانسة يتعلمو منو و يعرفو بجمال بلادهم
it's Khalil's عيب معندناش سياحة داخلية أحنا في العائلة كل صلاعة مارس ملّي أحنا صغار بابا يهزنا لبلاصة نشوفوها و الحمد لله درنا تقريب كل ولاية من الشرق للجنوب للعرب للشمال و أحسن أيامات عدّيناها في دوز و توزر و نفطة كلينا خبز الرمل و كليت أحلى كسكسي في حياتي يا حسرة
Yes, it is very sad. I am currently writing the new Bradt Travel Guide to Tunisia, which will be the first English-language guidebook to Tunisia to be published in over 10 years. I will be sure to promote the beautiful south of the country! Chenini is an incredible Amazigh village. I went there a few weeks ago and it looks as though it has not changed much since Jason was there in 2019! ua-cam.com/video/uaC986hDRnM/v-deo.html
القصر في تطاوين محزن حالته كان جا في بلاد اخرى راهو مليان حياة... شوفو فيديو متاع هذا يوتوبر في تركيا و شوفو قصر الي مشالو يشبه لهذا و شفيه... You are welcome in Tunisia
Omg it's so calm and peaceful just watching this made the stress go away ! I am actually tunisian but i have never been there i will definitly go once i get the chance to
I'm Tunisian and I've never heard about these places before , sounds interesting, it's so sad that our media never talks about it ... thank you for showing us how beautiful is my wonderful country
Vous êtes fous mes frères et soeurs tunisiens, excusez ma franchise mais y a pas mal de magnifique endroits a voir en Tunisie. Essyez d'explorer votre pays merde. J'ai visité une fois et j'ai vu que 1% de la Tunisie et j'étais ébloui...
تونس مهد العرق الامازيغي....تحديدا....مدينة قفصة.....وحضارة الشرفات المحاذية للانهار. ...شيء يجب على إخواننا التوانسة الافتخار به....تحية اخوية من الجزائر
@@marinellamlen1987 Get lost Tunisia will always be an Amazigh country, The A&£&S ☪️ Were just invaders. Watch a Ahmed Assid on You-Tube and you’ll learn something you illiterate 🐂 And btw, A&£S are in Mecca Pack your bags and leave. If there is a foreigner in North Africa it will be you.
I am really in love..omg....its amazing...i don't have words for describe how much I need travel there right nowwwwww...... it's perfect for me. Thanks so much for sharing those places. And sorry...my English is so bad..hahaha....i hope can you understand me. Thanks again.😊
Such a beautiful and very calming place. I'd love to visit the village soon running away from the busy streets and noises of the city. Thank you for showing us how beautiful the village is...
What spetacular breath taking awesome scenery . Thank you so much to be able to see this. Edpecially those who cannot or would never know. Peace Jsson AND blessing to your work.
Just wanted to thank you from me and the behalf of all the Tunisian people, for making such an amazing advert about my country. Being in the UK and watch your videos about Tunisia made me miss my country even more, thanks again Jason.
Dear, you are a wonderful guide. The way you made efforts to show us different countries and the beautiful places. You are Great. God may certainly bless you with Devine protection and sound health.
At the minute 15:15 you can see kind of a "line" or an "edge" (not sur how to call it) all the way on the bottom of the mountains from behind the village. We've been told by a guide there that this line is the trace of the sea that in acient times was covering the land. Sort of a fossil
yeah there was an internal sea in tunisia millions of years ago .. even if u open the map u will se what we call "chott" a salty land wich was covered by sea
What a gem! Never knew about such a place...is it safe and doable by a female solo traveler? With a personal car and driver of course! The landscape is so alive! Somewhere like New Mexico...somewhere like the rugged Spanish countryside....just amazing! Thank you so much for showing us such a hidden gem!
my Tunisia is very beautiful 🇹🇳💞 i'm happy that you really liked our country. There are still many other beautiful places that you didn't visit in Tunisia though... but thank you for these videos! You are a good traveller/youtuber! I really enjoyed your videos 👍 love from Tunisia 🇹🇳
My friend, I go to the north of the Tunisian country, the city of Bizerte, the Baga of Tabarka, and Galta. You will see that you will never forget it. There are waterfalls of the sea of mountains. Everything is beautiful in Tunisia.
Ì ve never heard of any of the places you tallied about this video has to be the most awe inspiring video I've ever seen. So beautiful.after w watching several of your videos and then going to sleep i dream that I'm traveling to these places myself ìts very exciting.
I visited Tunisia last month, exploring north central and south.. we only got as far south as matmata before we had to return to sousse. We ran out of time... hopefully will visit tatooine and chenini next time...
The two combined places video's in Tunisia were simply extraordinary. Tataoine/ Cheneine are very beautiful places . The panoramic wide angle sceneries were lovely and pleasing to see , especially the masterful construction all too good. Thanks to have seen them through your keen eye's for these unbelievable places.
Well presented video you are welcome, "Tatatouine" in our dialect means: springs of water(but not easy to find them ;)), many other interesting places you can visit also: Ghomrassen, Matouss, Ksar Hedadda
I'm really glad you are visiting Tunisia. I live in Sousse and I never had the chance to visit Tataouine. I really loved seeing it from your perspective. Best of luck in your future adventures. Peace ♥
Imrantub Sousse on my opinion is the second best tourist city after Djerba in Tunisia, famous especially for the nightlife there, great beaches and hotels
what a kind of simple and respectful and beautiful guy u are JASON all love for u and i hope that u had only good memories from tunisia peace and love from earth to earth wherever u are
I visited Tunisia, with help from your wonderful series I might add(!!!), but somehow I missed this video until now! I was in Chenini and the moment I heard the first rooster crow I was transported back there. Scaling the vertical old village streets in the heat, and exploring all the little old grottos, for all the wonder I experienced there, it was the incessant crowing of roosters rebounding off the valley walls that stuck with meXD As a city girl I'd never heard anything like it in my life! Thanks for the wonderful series:D
🌺🌺🌺 A very big great Hi Tataouine my home town . I've visited many European countries but you still the most beautiful place I've ever seen . I 'm feeling a great sense of pride when watching this video . Lots of warm thanks to you Mr Jason for tis wonderful video . 🌺🌺🌺
I'm from Tunisia,and I like your videos so much especially the ones about our town,and I wish that you could visit Tozeur because it's so wonderful also
After watching all these travel videos of Tunisia, Oh Boy! I must have to say Tunisia is extremely beautiful and lovely with all her rich histories and so well-preserved historical artifacts. InshaAllah, If I ever travel to other countries, Tunisia will be on the top of my list 😍 Salam from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤ 🇹🇳
I have heard of Chenini and Eddwirat (Douriet) before not far from Tataouine. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 150 km from Djerba and even further from Tunis.
When I lived in Tunisia from 1993 to 1998 this village was completely unknown to me and I missed it when visiting Tataouine. At the time Internet was only in its beginning, I was the 48th person receiving after a long wait an internet dial up connection. But as a tourist destination it was probably more visited than now. I have wonderful memories about Tunisia and its friendly people. Thanks for your beautiful videos I enjoy. Greetings from Ampang Malaysia. Looking forward to see other travel videos from you in 2020.
Hello all! This was actually my last video from the Tunisia series. I had a wonderful time in this little gem of a country and I hope it inspired you to travel there for yourselves. The North Africa trip to both Algeria and Tunisia is now over. Stay tuned for a vlog from London and a Q&A video, both of which are coming soon. Where should I visit in 2020? Leave your thoughts below!
australlia
ya so i wish you had a good stay here in our country plz visit us once more 😊😊
I hope you enjoyed our country ☺😘
Oh you went so far and actually arrived to Tatouine but finally missed to visit and shoot the Star wars' set location there! The film set is still there and well preserved, also you missed visiting the true essence of the South with is Tozeur! I think you had covered Tunisia very well until you reached the part of the South. Yet you have covered a lot in your videos and shown most of the true Tunisia, unfortunately you missed showing right the South but yet you have done a wonderful job that deserves to be thanked for!! Thanks a lot and come again there is still a lot to see!! :)
go to mahdia
للتعبير عن مكان بعيد في الجزائر نقول "منا لتطاوين" تحيا لأخوتنا التوانسة
#تونس 🇹🇳🇹🇳
ههههه تحية ليكم خواتنا 😍
@@سميرنصري-س7ث 😍😍🇹🇳🇩🇿🇹🇳🇩🇿
@@meriemazara قول والله 😮😮 مستحيل يمكن في بعض مدن أقصى شرق الجزاءري ما نتصورش في الجزاءر كاملة
@@tunisianboy8264 انا من العاصمة الجزائر ونعبر عن المكان البعيد بهذه المقولة
@@meriemazara حتى احنا في تونس بطبيعة الحال نقولوها و شكرا عل المعلومة
Another excellent presentation Jason. As I mentioned before I also came to Tunisia in November, but in 1973. I met a local in a Cafe on Avenue France who invited me to stay with his family in Mahdia (which was awesome). From there we took local buses (with chickens on board haha) into the desert in the south at Ghomrassen, very close to Tataouine and Chenini, and even though I did not get to see those places, Ghomrassen certainly came across the same way. And I personally also remember the call to prayer in that desert oasis town, with its Berber houses built into the sandstone cliff faces, whilst wandering early through the streets. Of course no internet or Google or Lonely Planet guide in those days. You certainly brought back the memories. Thank you very much. Your work in filming is excellent, your editing is great and choice of music is superb. I binge watched all your videos of Tunisia, Algeria and Turkey having been to all. In fact I travelled overland back to Australia from Holland for one year in 1975 through Syria, Jordan, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Thailand and Malaysia, an epic journey especially after having hitch hiked throughout Europe and Scandinavia for the years preceding that. Travelling around the world has been the greatest education for me and now at 68 years I have been known to immerse myself in the memories of those times which remain so vivid and strong throughout your life as you will discover when you get to my age. Enjoy the journey.
What great stories, I’m happy to have helped bring back a few memories. Thanks for sharing your experiences and I appreciate your kind words!
This is amazing, thank you for sharing :)
Train Lord.. Thanks for sharing your lovely story.. I'm from Ghomrassen.. Exactly Ksar Haddada.. I invite you to make another experience here and to share another story here 😉
Your words are so beautiful and inspiring, Sir. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
sir how was your experience about pakistan
الله يبارك انا من الدبداب الجنوب الجزائيري حدود معا ليبيا وتونس وعجبتني بزاف تطاوين وتطاوين اسم بللغة لأمازيغية ومعناها العيون
ماكنتش نعرفها هاذي يعيشك
You’re right bro.
I’m Amazigh-Tun 🇹🇳
And the real name of Tataouine is ❤️Tittawin ❤️
Greetings from ❤️TENAST❤️to
❤️TEZIRI ❤️
WOW, what a place 😍 To bucket list☝🏻Tunisia is amazing country 🇹🇳❤️ Welcome to Finland 🇫🇮
Is tatooine where star wars were filmed
You are welcome
@@nasriyounes187 yes
Im in love with Finland lot of love from Tunisia
Tanks ... Finland is awesome too 🇫🇮
I love the sound of the call to prayer. That reminds me of my brief time as a child on holiday in Morocco in the 1980s. The sound and picture quality of your video is amazing - the sunset and the call to prayer. Such great cinematography! Someone should nominate you for a BAFTA if that’s even possible
Thanks for the kind words!
الله يهديك
people in the south are so polite and generous with their hosts.
I apperciate your respect when greeting local citizen by their own greeting you said assalamu alaykm.. you are such a respectful and loving man! Peace ❤
Tunisa is so beautiful with ever changing views
تونس الخضراء..الباهيه..إفريقية...قارعوا ونافسوا الإمبراطورية الرومانية ايام القرطاجيين و مهد الخلافةالفاطمية.. حكموا حتى الجنوب الإيطالي...تحية لكم يا توانسه من مغربي أتمنى زيارة تطاوين وسوسة وقفصه ونابل والحمامات والمهديه..وجربه وقابس..وناكل البلابلي..والله بدون مجاملة..تحيا شمال افريقيا.
@@aymenmachouk4179 شكرا خويا بزاف الله يحفظك..
الله يحفضك ومرحبا بيك اخويا
Mostafa Bouaity الفاطميين الباطنيين خلافة ؟ الله يخلف عليك
@@naderasan55 حكموا شمال افريقيا..والجنوب الايطالي
@@mostafabouaity6060 جنوب اوروبا ليس ايطاليا فقط
بالفعل هذا السّائح الشّاب له شرف تصوير "شننّي" كما لم تصوّرها أيّ كاميرات لأحسن الصّحفيين من تونس و هذا أمر محزن لأنّ هذا التّأريخ الممتدّ من عصور هو بالفعل كنز لا يستهان به و لرؤيته كم تحنّ النّفس للذّهاب! أشكر هذا الشّاب أفاد العالم أجمع لأنّ هذا تأريخ الإنسانيّة جمعا
Mounir Belhadj الرفاهية لها دور كيف بدك مصور جوعان يصور لك بلدك ؟
This country is so amazing, I love your Tunisia series 💕
i invite you ok
Going to Tataouine and Chenini in 12 days, can't wait to see these beautiful places. Love the call to prayer, so peaceful. Thanks for the awesome video! Getting a lot of inspirations from your trip in Tunisia!
Dont forget to visit ghomrassen, the star war's set location(still there well preserved), The sahara, Tozeur to enjoy the oasis !! And after finishing your visit in south tunisia ! It will be the perfect time for you to enjoy our winter and the snow in our beautiful mountains in Ain Drahem and Tabarka (North ouest tunisia in Jenbdouba) and on your way to Ain Drahem u'd rather pass by Al kasserine to see the Roman ruins in Sbeitla) or you can choose to pass by Baja to see the Roman ruins too in Dougga/Thugga in Teboursek (we have beautiful nature in North ouest its all green all over place !
Profit every single minute here you'll miss my Tunisia ❤
Ps: read about Table of jugurtha if you're interested its in El KEFF (north ouest tunisia too )
Matouci Firace OMG that’s a lot of awesome recommendations! We will be tunisia for two weeks and after reading your msg, I’ll def need to adjust my itinerary! Thx! Can’t wait.
Welcome to tataouine ❤
Visit Djerba matmata and Tozeur chott djerid
Welcome
Absolutely in love with Tunisia...I will be back for the third time around January-February hopefully to experience the winter months :)
Logan O'Neal Hey Logan. Care to tell us which cities are you planning to visit during winter? Have a safe trip.
Welcome anytime ❤️ 🤗
A advice u to came in January its the most cold month of the year
@@chedlyshabou1331 Just Tunis
Logan O'Neal if you’re staying in just tunis, gammarth,carthage,la marsa, LAC 1 & 2 are all very closeby 👌🏽
This is one of the few remaining and untouched authentic berber villages in Tunisia.
True!
It's a shame less then 2% of Tunisia speaks the native Berber language. Would be good to see a gradual revival.
Sayid 100 we have far more pressing issues than revival of dead languages. Tunisia has to deal with economic and political issues first and inchallah then we will care about identity issues
@@awsomeclipsnow it's never a shame in fact that's a strong message that we are one strong nation that can't be divided
@@awsomeclipsnow the fact that tamazight is spoken by a minority is linked to many factors that I can't mention in this comment section. But what I can confirm is that there is a growing berberist civil society who fights for the revival of tamazight heritage.
I love you green Tunisia🇹🇳 Greetings of respect, appreciation and peace from Norway🇳🇴
ماشاء الله على جمال الجنوب التونسي، روعة روعة، انا من صفاقس و قررت أزور شنني بعد ما أعجبني هذا الفيديو
حسب مقريت برشا كومنترات برشا توانسة ميعرفوش شنيني بقيت مستغرب خاتر بلاصه معروفة عند اجانب و مصنفة من احسن اماكن السياحية لكن للاسف استحقار الجنوب و تهميشه على حساب مناطق اخرى هاذي ليست جهوية بل واقع انا عندي مدة و انا نتبع فاليويوبر هذا ,انسان يحوس و يدور فالعالم و يعرف ناس بالاماكن نجمو نقولو مخذاتش حقها انا نحييه على هذا وانشاءالله برشا توانسة يتعلمو منو و يعرفو بجمال بلادهم
it's Khalil's عيب معندناش سياحة داخلية أحنا في العائلة كل صلاعة مارس ملّي أحنا صغار بابا يهزنا لبلاصة نشوفوها و الحمد لله درنا تقريب كل ولاية من الشرق للجنوب للعرب للشمال و أحسن أيامات عدّيناها في دوز و توزر و نفطة كلينا خبز الرمل و كليت أحلى كسكسي في حياتي يا حسرة
وللله يا صاحبي اعزز ناس غادي نحنا تلافزنا لاهين كان يعاود في نفس البرامج غير يبدلوا الاسم، مفماش برامج تعرفك في تونسس
منطقة امازيغية روعة
S.M.E S.M.E صحيح خويا اعلامنا مازال واحل في شوفلي حل و ريق فارغ لازم تغيير جذري للمؤسسة اعلامية و تعريف اكثر بمناطق داخلية
والله ما نعرفها!! كي واحد يةي مع عايلتو ثمة وين يبات وتلة ديار ضيافة الخ... ؟؟
اتونسي يحط jaime
وينهم التوانسا
خوكم امن من بنزرت
من بنزرت لتطاوين مرحبا
Your North Africa vlogs have been my favourite so far! I would love to visit Chenini. 😊
You are welcome to our planet Tatooine 🤗
Haddad Med Thank you! 😁
You welcome in tunisia
i like the point that you just made about how tatouine is ignored in the touristic point of view
Yes, it is very sad. I am currently writing the new Bradt Travel Guide to Tunisia, which will be the first English-language guidebook to Tunisia to be published in over 10 years. I will be sure to promote the beautiful south of the country! Chenini is an incredible Amazigh village. I went there a few weeks ago and it looks as though it has not changed much since Jason was there in 2019! ua-cam.com/video/uaC986hDRnM/v-deo.html
Love the shirt at 7:00 as you start the section on Chenini! That’s awesome! Ooo - and that hotel room is awesome too. It’s very Hobbity
I love Tunisia, been there twice and still want to go back to see so much I missed.
U a welcome 😇
You welcome in tunisia
Aymen Fareh Chukran 😊
Lassoued Bassem Thank you 🙏🏻
@@klejackson think u sweet , will wait u this summer 😜
13:24 when you htit pause....it just makes a perfect picture. MAGNIFICENT
*Take a lot of love from Pakistan🇵🇰💓🇹🇳*
القصر في تطاوين محزن حالته
كان جا في بلاد اخرى راهو مليان حياة...
شوفو فيديو متاع هذا يوتوبر في تركيا و شوفو قصر الي مشالو يشبه لهذا و شفيه...
You are welcome in Tunisia
ناس لا تحب بلادها
Omg it's so calm and peaceful just watching this made the stress go away ! I am actually tunisian but i have never been there i will definitly go once i get the chance to
One of the guys said "marhaba" to you as you walked past the cafe. It means "welcome".
تونس دائما في القلب ❤🇹🇳تحياتي من ايطاليا 🇮🇹
I'm Tunisian and I've never heard about these places before , sounds interesting, it's so sad that our media never talks about it ... thank you for showing us how beautiful is my wonderful country
famma we7ed 3al youtube esmou The Dreamer, dima isawer blayes haka fi tounes(tounsi)
Hhhhhh ena men tataouine w ltw mchiteche le chenine 😅😅
You're right friend👏😍
أما علاش تفضح فيها عند الغرب خلي همنا عنا😔😋😉
Vous êtes fous mes frères et soeurs tunisiens, excusez ma franchise mais y a pas mal de magnifique endroits a voir en Tunisie. Essyez d'explorer votre pays merde. J'ai visité une fois et j'ai vu que 1% de la Tunisie et j'étais ébloui...
Really? These are well known places, I’m surprised you’ve never heard of them. Were you brought up in Europe?
تطاوين عز الناس ... محلاها انشالله نشوفها متطورة
تطاوين المدينة منظمة ونظيفة برشا حتى كياسات الحوم أغلبها مزفتة
@@Mohamed5ch هذه من صيفات البربري ناس يحبو نضافة و العدالة
@@Mohamed5ch نفرح كيف نسمع هكا
تونس مهد العرق الامازيغي....تحديدا....مدينة قفصة.....وحضارة الشرفات المحاذية للانهار. ...شيء يجب على إخواننا التوانسة الافتخار به....تحية اخوية من الجزائر
نفتخر بعرقنا العربي فقط، ونحترم الباقي وتحية لكافة الاعراق الأخرى. نحن لا نصدق التاريخ المكتوب بايادي اجنبية
@@marinellamlen1987 ماذا ننتظر إذا فلنكتب تاريخنا بموضوعية وحقيقة....دون تحيز
@@marinellamlen1987 تفتاخر بالصلك كا عربي لو عنصري ضد الامازيغ جاهل 🖕
@@marinellamlen1987 وانزيدك زيادة تونس فيها أكثر من امازيغ وعرب وأكبر من زوز عراقيات مع انو نسبة عرب قليلة باحصاءيات متكذبش يعني
@@marinellamlen1987
Get lost
Tunisia will always be an Amazigh country,
The A&£&S ☪️ Were just invaders.
Watch a Ahmed Assid on You-Tube and you’ll learn something you illiterate 🐂
And btw, A&£S are in Mecca
Pack your bags and leave.
If there is a foreigner in North Africa it will be you.
تطاوين 🇹🇳تطاوين بلادي تطاوين 🥰🥰❤❤❤❤❤
Really didn't have any idea how beautiful Tunisia was until this video. It looks like some other planet. Definitely added to my bucket list. 😎😎😎
i wait you ok
Mr Jason billam next time we need you to come to tabark and ain daraham we love to see you again in Tunisia god bless you
I am really in love..omg....its amazing...i don't have words for describe how much I need travel there right nowwwwww...... it's perfect for me.
Thanks so much for sharing those places. And sorry...my English is so bad..hahaha....i hope can you understand me. Thanks again.😊
Yr welcome 😂😂
Welcome to tunisia
أ حلى شنيني بأحلى تطاوين الغالية مع أ جمل تحياتى لبلادي العزيزة ❤👍❤👍❤👍🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳⚘🌲🌱🌳⚘🌲🌱🌳
Such a beautiful and very calming place. I'd love to visit the village soon running away from the busy streets and noises of the city.
Thank you for showing us how beautiful the village is...
0:48 this is so wholesome ❤️😍
What spetacular breath taking awesome scenery . Thank you so much to be able to see this. Edpecially those who cannot or would never know. Peace Jsson AND blessing to your work.
I am from tunisia 🇹🇳, thank you ❤️ you really showed the best of our country ❤️❤️
Écrivez en français c mieux
Thanks for the beautiful coverage of Chenini. I grew up a few kilometers from there but haven't visited the place in 30+ years.
I can't express my feelings when I've watched your vlogs . I'm proud that I belong to Tunisia
Great job👍
Im tunisian and never heard about chenini the landscapes are wow thk u
Just wanted to thank you from me and the behalf of all the Tunisian people, for making such an amazing advert about my country. Being in the UK and watch your videos about Tunisia made me miss my country even more, thanks again Jason.
Wow! Incredible find! I'll visit it for sure!
cal me ok..i live in tatawine
This was simply wonderful and rewarding to watch. I can not thank you enough.
Dear,
you are a wonderful guide. The way you made efforts to show us different countries and the beautiful places. You are Great.
God may certainly bless you with Devine protection and sound health.
What an epic looking place, in your thumbnail it reminded me a bit of jaiselmer where we just went. So cool!
At the minute 15:15 you can see kind of a "line" or an "edge" (not sur how to call it) all the way on the bottom of the mountains from behind the village. We've been told by a guide there that this line is the trace of the sea that in acient times was covering the land. Sort of a fossil
yeah there was an internal sea in tunisia millions of years ago .. even if u open the map u will se what we call "chott" a salty land wich was covered by sea
@@hannibalbarca8411 yep i know
I'm tunisian by the way 😅
@@mishaakashi هههههههه ماهو من الاول
@@hannibalbarca8411 😂😂
@@mishaakashi هههههه على كل معرفة طيبة ... تحية من قفصة
One if the few tunisian villages where they still speak amazigh . beautiful.
You made our country freaking incredible and worth a visit ! Thank you
What a gem! Never knew about such a place...is it safe and doable by a female solo traveler? With a personal car and driver of course! The landscape is so alive! Somewhere like New Mexico...somewhere like the rugged Spanish countryside....just amazing! Thank you so much for showing us such a hidden gem!
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
That is a beautiful corner of my country! Thanks Jason Billam!
Wow, stunning cenarium, after this video man it will be difficult to get used to the cold and cloudy days of London. Realy a memorable village.
PURE & GENUINE LOVE FROM TUNISIA !
you have captured the timeless quality of this destination very well
Peace to you bro
As you walk every where in Tunisia you find the smile in people faces.
I recommend tunisia as a place to visit. Marhaba to all. Peace
my Tunisia is very beautiful 🇹🇳💞 i'm happy that you really liked our country. There are still many other beautiful places that you didn't visit in Tunisia though... but thank you for these videos! You are a good traveller/youtuber! I really enjoyed your videos 👍 love from Tunisia 🇹🇳
Do you know the name of the ksar at Tataouine ? Thks
From Tunisia With Love 🇹🇳👍💗
My friend, I go to the north of the Tunisian country, the city of Bizerte, the Baga of Tabarka, and Galta. You will see that you will never forget it. There are waterfalls of the sea of mountains. Everything is beautiful in Tunisia.
Ì ve never heard of any of the places you tallied about this video has to be the most awe inspiring video I've ever seen. So beautiful.after w watching several of your videos and then going to sleep i dream that I'm traveling to these places myself ìts very exciting.
I visited Tunisia last month, exploring north central and south.. we only got as far south as matmata before we had to return to sousse. We ran out of time... hopefully will visit tatooine and chenini next time...
Thank you for this amazing video! And for those who didn't understand at 0:50 the kid said timidly that he can't speak french and english.
The two combined places video's in Tunisia were simply extraordinary. Tataoine/ Cheneine are very beautiful places . The panoramic wide angle sceneries were lovely and pleasing to see , especially the masterful construction all too good. Thanks to have seen them through your keen eye's for these unbelievable places.
Well presented video you are welcome, "Tatatouine" in our dialect means: springs of water(but not easy to find them ;)), many other interesting places you can visit also: Ghomrassen, Matouss, Ksar Hedadda
I'm really glad you are visiting Tunisia. I live in Sousse and I never had the chance to visit Tataouine. I really loved seeing it from your perspective.
Best of luck in your future adventures. Peace ♥
Is Sousse nice to visit?
Imrantub Sousse on my opinion is the second best tourist city after Djerba in Tunisia, famous especially for the nightlife there, great beaches and hotels
Tu devrais aller la voir c'est beau😊
@@Imrantub yes
what a kind of simple and respectful and beautiful guy u are JASON
all love for u and i hope that u had only good memories from tunisia
peace and love from earth to earth wherever u are
I'm Tunisian and never been to south, Thank you for sharing this, sharing love, sharing positivity and peace. So much respect
I'm watching from...phillippines. take care always were ever u go...God blessed guide u and safe u always
I visited Tunisia, with help from your wonderful series I might add(!!!), but somehow I missed this video until now! I was in Chenini and the moment I heard the first rooster crow I was transported back there. Scaling the vertical old village streets in the heat, and exploring all the little old grottos, for all the wonder I experienced there, it was the incessant crowing of roosters rebounding off the valley walls that stuck with meXD As a city girl I'd never heard anything like it in my life! Thanks for the wonderful series:D
🌺🌺🌺 A very big great Hi Tataouine my home town . I've visited many European countries but you still the most beautiful place I've ever seen . I 'm feeling a great sense of pride when watching this video . Lots of warm thanks to you Mr Jason for tis wonderful video . 🌺🌺🌺
Very high quality and Amazing VLOG 😍 Thanks for visiting ❤️
Nice shots . Wonderful sightseeing . Tunisia is worth seeing. Welcome . Still a lot of must- see sites left .
I am from Tunisia and I live in Tataouine......... Thanks for your photography 💝
Amazing! I'm going to Tunisia in December, will definitely visit this olace
Wow amazing! What a beautiful place! 👌
Respect from Tunisian lady , I loved your video I'm planning to visit chenenni soon.
I'm from Tunisia,and I like your videos so much especially the ones about our town,and I wish that you could visit Tozeur because it's so wonderful also
That's really amazing that you know my country more than me or probly majority of us .well thx alot for the video .
When you make tech related videos
@@3rizwanquershi249 when I be able to create the spoon I eat with brother."smile"
how ever still between velocity .vescocity and engines efficiency .
Plus que Super ce vidéo au sud de mon pays que je le porte dans mon coeur ma belle Tunisie .Grand merci à vous .👍👍👍
After watching all these travel videos of Tunisia, Oh Boy! I must have to say Tunisia is extremely beautiful and lovely with all her rich histories and so well-preserved historical artifacts. InshaAllah, If I ever travel to other countries, Tunisia will be on the top of my list 😍
Salam from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤ 🇹🇳
Bangladesh is a beautfiul country,too . You re always welcome here in tunisia.
11:25 marhaba means welcome ! Not everywhere in the world a random stranger says welcome to a stranger passing by.
i grew up in that beautiful place and now living abroad.
Thank you very much for the video. It made me realize how much i miss my lovely town
You grew up in Chenini? I just visited. What an incredible place to spend your childhood! ua-cam.com/video/uaC986hDRnM/v-deo.html
Tataooin is berber word it means the eyes 👀 welcome to tunsia bro respect from Tunisian berber or amzigh
Amazing,amazing,amazing thank you to show to us your videos.
Thanks Alessandro!
تطاوين بلادي ❤️
تهبل تطاوين.نحب نسأل على الرقود 7 والمسجد المائل.بالرسمي هوما أهل الكهف؟
Violette Tawfik يمكن خويا موش حاجة اكيدة اما يقولو الي هما من اهل كاف و الله اعلم
Tunisia is just an amazing and beautiful country ❤️❤️ تحيا تونس
🇹🇳💖🇹🇳💖🇹🇳💖🇹🇳💖
Yes amazing
i like when you say salam alikom .. welcom to tunisia
What an amazing place, Chenini! A shame that I didn't hear about it. It's a must see location!
Thanks Jason great job...
Your welcome to my home city TATAOUINE ❤️
I'm glad you enjoyed my country....hope you come again and explore more..
really ??
تسكن في قصر المقابلة انت؟؟
You are simply the best, natural
You and indigo traveler are the best😁
Ty
I miss Tunis so much from liverpool 😭😭😭😭😭
I am tunisian you showed me parts of my country never visited amazing work
i love the way you present my country thanks for that and for sure you are welcome anytime
Tunisia has a unique planet within, called Tataouine. ❤
I love this part of my country 🇹🇳🇹🇳 Amazing video I am going to share it in my blog ♥️🙏
Écrivez en français c mieux
I have heard of Chenini and Eddwirat (Douriet) before not far from Tataouine. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 150 km from Djerba and even further from Tunis.
When I lived in Tunisia from 1993 to 1998 this village was completely unknown to me and I missed it when visiting Tataouine. At the time Internet was only in its beginning, I was the 48th person receiving after a long wait an internet dial up connection. But as a tourist destination it was probably more visited than now. I have wonderful memories about Tunisia and its friendly people. Thanks for your beautiful videos I enjoy. Greetings from Ampang Malaysia. Looking forward to see other travel videos from you in 2020.