I found that your cooperation with Fuoad is surprisingly good, I feel very warm! The size and the orderly work of the restaurant is impressive! Their beef pies look so appealing, I want to eat them! It was great to be able to visit the ruins while listening to Greek mythology stories, thanks for sharing! 👍😄👏
It's always worthwhile to watch your films. I appreciate you sharing this delicious pie and this lovely old place. You constantly have something so interesting to share. Thank you, Harry.
All ruins have their own story to tell.😊🤔 Now I understand Lebanon is not just about food and stunning places to visit but also it's rich in history. FYI Baalbek temple is one of the grandest Roman ruins as we can see it obvious without a doubt is truly amazing.🤔😊😊😊🤩
Baalbek is one of the best sites in the world, when you are inside these ruins you feel to be back in history. By the way Sire Lebanon is full of historical sites and Baalbek was happy to receive her king Harry Jaggard. Take care Bro
What an impressive an impressive assembly line of delectable meat pies.. As long as Sweeney Todd is not on the building 🤪 Those ruins are Majestic 🙌🏼 Impeccable Vlog as always Sire😎
The ruins are insane! I didn't know there were awesome Roman temple ruins in Lebanon. Vloggers really help make these places get known more. That's why i support vloggers coz they help countries' tourism a lot. Haha, yes Harry, i remember when they let you in the Dampa seafood restaurant kitchen. I think they'll let you do that in most countries except western ones. 11:00 - Wow, great bargaining skills! I don't think Fouad was too happy with it though, hehe. In Intramuros, some people will try to sell you old coins and medals too Harry. Honestly, they ARE pushy, lol. Like Kuya Jun Jun the ice cream guy in the Cebu beach if you remember, haha. Speaking of Intramuros, it was voted Asia’s Leading Tourist Attraction at the 29th World Travel Awards held just recently Harry. So hoping you get to visit it again on your return here. And try to visit also BONIFACIO SHRINE nearby (near Manila City Hall). I know one of your favorite places here in PH is BGC. And if you remember, BGC stands for Bonifacio Global City. It is named after Andres Bonifacio, one of our national heroes. (We have many national heroes. But Dr. Jose Rizal is considered the greatest.) Andres Bonifacio is called 'The Father of the Philippine Revolution'. He was the founder of the 'Katipunan', a militant nationalist secret society that led the rebellion against Spain. So now you know who BGC is named after. :) And Harry, i want to recommend you go to AYALA MUSEUM too in Makati to learn about PH history in a visually fun way through their beautifully made dioramas. They also have lots of artifacts on display and stunning miniature boat replicas (galleons, etc.). I'm not sure if filming inside is allowed, but i saw an Americam vlogger who was able to film extensively in it. So maybe just try to be discreet about it. Also want to recommend you visit MANILA AMERICAN CEMETERY AND MEMORIAL near BGC. I've seen a couple of vloggers film extensively inside too even though it's not really allowed, hehe. Btw, we have a similar meat pie here like the one you had. We call it Empanada. Try it too if you see one here. :)
I need fouad as my tour guide😂 i'm Lebanese and i still haven't gone to some of the places that you went to . I'm glad you are having a great time in Lebanon😍 Did you explore Sour ( Tyre) in the south?
Hi khayyi Harry , Fouad is kind & loveable as ever . The two together is such a good team . Baalbeck City of the Bikaa Valley Lebanon , has a complx history that goes back at least 8000 yrs. From the Canaanites , Syriacs , Egyptian Hittites , Greeks , Persians , Romans , Arabs & Ottoman Turks . The current ruins of Jupiter & Baccus temples are 2 of the largest Roman temples today , built during 1rst. century AD . Baalbeck produced 3 Roman Emperors including Caracalla . The outer fortification walls are Arab built from original ruins stones . The " slits " in walls you noticed are for the ' archers ' of the defending soldiers . Glad you had another enjoyable day in culturally rich beautiful Lebanon 🇱🇧 . Salaam habibi 🥰🙏
WOW so many staff in the kitchen, such a quick operating system. so great you get to show us the pie making process, I agree health and safety in the UK would never allow you to enter a commercial kitchen. pies look fabulous. sausage role/pepperoni pizza what a fabulous combination😃. only $6 outstanding value for money.
Harry (meaning it well): "Fuad always decides where to go and what to eat! I dont need to decide anything" Fuad (typical Lebanes impulsive answer): " I suggest bro" (it is you who decide, dont make me look like I am imposing) Harry:" I meant you always chose well" ( Harry here learned how sensitive Lebanese are and how careful he has to be to not hurt their feelings) In this interaction, Harry learned more about Lebanese than in the rest of the day
I don't appreciate these pushy people towards visitors, on the road leading to the main entrance! This is such an usual practice in Lebanon, as people there are usually very friendly and not pushy towards tourists (as in many other parts of the world). I understand everyone is trying to make a living, but I am glad Harry and Fouad were quite firm with them in the end. I think the Lebanese ministry of tourism should control this practice, to make sure visitors are not bothered when coming to discover these magnificent Roman temples!
Baalbek Temple was built by Indian masons. There are clear record in Lebanese history about it . In the temple there are sculptures of lotus flowers and swastikas have been part of Indian Culture for thousands of years. Also there is a 16 pointed stone for Guru Puja or worship of the Guru which symbolises 16 ways to treat a Guru. That stone is essentially Indian yogic culture.
Wtf so many false facts. Pagan culture was banned from historic times in Lebanon. Through out the history Lebanon has 3 religion: Islam, Christianity and Jewish
@@mehmeteminkadiroglu1994 what makes you say it's pagan culture, the history of Hinduism is way older than any other religion. There's no need to start any war in the replies again.
GuyszZz guys... No need to have a quarrel here..... It's true ancient hindu symbolism exist in baalbek as well as Roman... But the most intriguing part is the ancient canaanites/later called Phoenician stone masonry work and sacred architecture in the shape of the volumes themselves that exist throughout Lebanon in multiple temples.... That was also mentioned in the old testimony as well by clearly mentioning the use of lebanese cedar wood and commissioning canaanites architects and builders to design and help in building the temple of Solomon.... Way before any Roman has existed 😁... The size and weight of the stones in baalbek has never been found to this day anywhere on earth and for sure the knowledge was spread way wider than we can imagine... An international community wouldn't be strange sharing common symbolism 12000 years ago...
Come visit Harry India, there is a very beautiful place in Darjeeling West Bengal India and there is also a minitoy train to visit and your good content will also be made, your journey will also be good
Baalbeck is the biggest Roman ruins after Rome. By that time, the complex housed three temples : one to Jupiter Heliopolitanus (Baʿal), one to Venus Heliopolitana (Ashtart), and a third to Bacchus God of wine. On a nearby hill, a fourth temple was dedicated to the third figure of the Heliopolitan Triad, Mercury (Adon or Seimios). Baalbeck was known as Heliopolis it means the sun city.
@@harryjaggardtravel I love your video very much you are very nice person I am following you last 2 months and i watched your many videos of india, Pakistan and many more countries and i like your vlog very much specially your hindi language over all i would like to say that if in future I meet you it will be great day of my life ❤❤Love from India 🇮🇳
Wow this is my first time I see baalbeck i was shocked the whole video at 12:05 the guy offered you a flag of Iranian militia!! This city from what I saw is so influenced by this militia and the majority of this city I assume are Shia (which also they are referred to iran) this is so sad to see !!
Helloo I'm from India I saw all your indian vlog today its amazing and your nahi chahiye is make me laugh 😂 I'M SORRY behalf of irritating rickshaw vala🙏
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I found that your cooperation with Fuoad is surprisingly good, I feel very warm!
The size and the orderly work of the restaurant is impressive!
Their beef pies look so appealing, I want to eat them!
It was great to be able to visit the ruins while listening to Greek mythology stories, thanks for sharing! 👍😄👏
Fuoad is an absolute legend man! Very knowledgeable and an absolute delight to be with.
@@harryjaggardtravel Yes, and he is a warm man too, same as you.
It's always worthwhile to watch your films. I appreciate you sharing this delicious pie and this lovely old place. You constantly have something so interesting to share. Thank you, Harry.
thanks for your loyal support raquel!
You're most welcome, Harry. It's my pleasure.
Welcome welcome welcome.
Discovering Lebanon in all its true tones and contours. We share your experience with equal awesome curiosity
Thanks for the tips!
Another great video Harry!
Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it
All ruins have their own story to tell.😊🤔 Now I understand Lebanon is not just about food and stunning places to visit but also it's rich in history. FYI Baalbek temple is one of the grandest Roman ruins as we can see it obvious without a doubt is truly amazing.🤔😊😊😊🤩
There's beauty in those ruins
Basically they are even before the romans
Good to see Harry the historian again after quite some time!!
haha yes!!
Another great video. Loved it! Amazing Baalbek. Hope you enjoyed those sfiha. They look delicious
So good, thanks for watching!
Baalbek is one of the best sites in the world, when you are inside these ruins you feel to be back in history. By the way Sire Lebanon is full of historical sites and Baalbek was happy to receive her king Harry Jaggard. Take care Bro
Thanks for the info!
What an impressive an impressive assembly line of delectable meat pies.. As long as Sweeney Todd is not on the building 🤪 Those ruins are Majestic 🙌🏼 Impeccable Vlog as always Sire😎
You got that right! Thank you so much for watching!
Nice one Harry! Good to see you with Fouad
The ruins are insane! I didn't know there were awesome Roman temple ruins in Lebanon. Vloggers really help make these places get known more. That's why i support vloggers coz they help countries' tourism a lot.
Haha, yes Harry, i remember when they let you in the Dampa seafood restaurant kitchen. I think they'll let you do that in most countries except western ones.
11:00 - Wow, great bargaining skills! I don't think Fouad was too happy with it though, hehe. In Intramuros, some people will try to sell you old coins and medals too Harry. Honestly, they ARE pushy, lol. Like Kuya Jun Jun the ice cream guy in the Cebu beach if you remember, haha.
Speaking of Intramuros, it was voted Asia’s Leading Tourist Attraction at the 29th World Travel Awards held just recently Harry. So hoping you get to visit it again on your return here.
And try to visit also BONIFACIO SHRINE nearby (near Manila City Hall). I know one of your favorite places here in PH is BGC. And if you remember, BGC stands for Bonifacio Global City. It is named after Andres Bonifacio, one of our national heroes. (We have many national heroes. But Dr. Jose Rizal is considered the greatest.) Andres Bonifacio is called 'The Father of the Philippine Revolution'. He was the founder of the 'Katipunan', a militant nationalist secret society that led the rebellion against Spain. So now you know who BGC is named after. :)
And Harry, i want to recommend you go to AYALA MUSEUM too in Makati to learn about PH history in a visually fun way through their beautifully made dioramas. They also have lots of artifacts on display and stunning miniature boat replicas (galleons, etc.). I'm not sure if filming inside is allowed, but i saw an Americam vlogger who was able to film extensively in it. So maybe just try to be discreet about it.
Also want to recommend you visit MANILA AMERICAN CEMETERY AND MEMORIAL near BGC. I've seen a couple of vloggers film extensively inside too even though it's not really allowed, hehe.
Btw, we have a similar meat pie here like the one you had. We call it Empanada. Try it too if you see one here. :)
Thanks as always! 🙏
Sahtein! Great content as always!
thanks man!
I need fouad as my tour guide😂 i'm Lebanese and i still haven't gone to some of the places that you went to . I'm glad you are having a great time in Lebanon😍 Did you explore Sour ( Tyre) in the south?
You should!
In all country you visited I watch your vlog..what I say is Lebanon country is the best..how I wish I go to Lebanon 😎
So yummy! I'm having those here in Kuwait but in Lebanon it's just more delicious! Lebanese food is just so great.
Hi khayyi Harry ,
Fouad is kind & loveable as ever . The two together is such a good team . Baalbeck City of the Bikaa Valley Lebanon , has a complx history that goes back at least 8000 yrs. From the Canaanites , Syriacs , Egyptian Hittites , Greeks , Persians , Romans , Arabs & Ottoman Turks . The current ruins of Jupiter & Baccus temples are 2 of the largest Roman temples today , built during 1rst. century AD . Baalbeck produced 3 Roman Emperors including Caracalla . The outer fortification walls are Arab built from original ruins stones . The " slits " in walls you noticed are for the ' archers ' of the defending soldiers . Glad you had another enjoyable day in culturally rich beautiful Lebanon 🇱🇧 . Salaam habibi 🥰🙏
Really glad to have him along!
I have been watching your videos for a while . I Am glad that I subscribed to your channel . You are a great utuber. Greetings from Palestine 🇵🇸
Thanks for subbing!
wow that place is so nice take care always harry
WOW so many staff in the kitchen, such a quick operating system. so great you get to show us the pie making process, I agree health and safety in the UK would never allow you to enter a commercial kitchen. pies look fabulous. sausage role/pepperoni pizza what a fabulous combination😃. only $6 outstanding value for money.
Harry (meaning it well): "Fuad always decides where to go and what to eat! I dont need to decide anything"
Fuad (typical Lebanes impulsive answer): " I suggest bro" (it is you who decide, dont make me look like I am imposing)
Harry:" I meant you always chose well" ( Harry here learned how sensitive Lebanese are and how careful he has to be to not hurt their feelings)
In this interaction, Harry learned more about Lebanese than in the rest of the day
I don't appreciate these pushy people towards visitors, on the road leading to the main entrance! This is such an usual practice in Lebanon, as people there are usually very friendly and not pushy towards tourists (as in many other parts of the world). I understand everyone is trying to make a living, but I am glad Harry and Fouad were quite firm with them in the end. I think the Lebanese ministry of tourism should control this practice, to make sure visitors are not bothered when coming to discover these magnificent Roman temples!
Eating-EatingEating-Eating, go for it
Another great video 😍keep safe
thank you mate!
😍❤Waiting for the continuation
stay tuned!
Everytime i see fouad i start itching 🤣
Наверное у него это из за нервов
Another great vlog my friend 💪💪💪
thank you!
Baalbek Temple was built by Indian masons. There are clear record in Lebanese history about it . In the temple there are sculptures of lotus flowers and swastikas have been part of Indian Culture for thousands of years. Also there is a 16 pointed stone for Guru Puja or worship of the Guru which symbolises 16 ways to treat a Guru. That stone is essentially Indian yogic culture.
Wtf so many false facts. Pagan culture was banned from historic times in Lebanon. Through out the history Lebanon has 3 religion: Islam, Christianity and Jewish
@@mehmeteminkadiroglu1994 what makes you say it's pagan culture, the history of Hinduism is way older than any other religion. There's no need to start any war in the replies again.
Looool who lied to you Habibi
GuyszZz guys... No need to have a quarrel here..... It's true ancient hindu symbolism exist in baalbek as well as Roman... But the most intriguing part is the ancient canaanites/later called Phoenician stone masonry work and sacred architecture in the shape of the volumes themselves that exist throughout Lebanon in multiple temples.... That was also mentioned in the old testimony as well by clearly mentioning the use of lebanese cedar wood and commissioning canaanites architects and builders to design and help in building the temple of Solomon.... Way before any Roman has existed 😁... The size and weight of the stones in baalbek has never been found to this day anywhere on earth and for sure the knowledge was spread way wider than we can imagine... An international community wouldn't be strange sharing common symbolism 12000 years ago...
Just compare the layout of temple mount in Jerusalem and d baalbek complex... 👌🏻🎯
Bargaining with the poor man over 1 dollar, come on bro. Makes a big difference with them.
Hi harry enjoy your trip food, people,and nice view,😍🥰
Thank you! 😃
Lakkis farm good choice They have amazing (safiha Baalbakia) meat pies, enjoy
thanks for sharing!
Harry I need to tell u that if you discover the entire world you want eat like baalbek sfeiha
Enjoy lebanon to the max 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧
thanks for the support!
Hello Harry were is king Ali and big Australian boss Travis fien
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Come visit Harry India, there is a very beautiful place in Darjeeling West Bengal India and there is also a minitoy train to visit and your good content will also be made, your journey will also be good
He should go to Mexico 1st ....
@@NVRGIVINGUP777 no ☹️
@@Yogesh_FF04 Yes 🤠
Next time!
Baalbeck is the biggest Roman ruins after Rome. By that time, the complex housed three temples : one to Jupiter Heliopolitanus (Baʿal), one to Venus Heliopolitana (Ashtart), and a third to Bacchus God of wine. On a nearby hill, a fourth temple was dedicated to the third figure of the Heliopolitan Triad, Mercury (Adon or Seimios). Baalbeck was known as Heliopolis it means the sun city.
True enough, thank you!
Cool video mate 👍
Glad you enjoyed
thats right harry don't bring anything like the knife. so you are safe. great pie making. looks yummy
good call!
The scarf on the head Is not Lebanese it’s more Arabic😮
Nice video 😍 very interesting ❤❤❤
I like "History "... ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love ❤ from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you so much for watching!
@@harryjaggardtravel I love your video very much you are very nice person I am following you last 2 months and i watched your many videos of india, Pakistan and many more countries and i like your vlog very much specially your hindi language over all i would like to say that if in future I meet you it will be great day of my life ❤❤Love from India 🇮🇳
Big fan of yours 😍😍😍
wow thank you so much!
@@harryjaggardtravel i'm very happy that you replied to my msg 🥰 thank you
Good morning 🌄
You did amazing Harry nice blog song for you Harry Harry number 1 they are the best tourists in the world
Wow, thanks so much!
Next time ,squeeze a little lemon on the meat pie and serve it w fresh lebanese yogourt! Bon appetitta !,Merci khayyi...
thank you for the tip mate! Stay tuned for more!
@@harryjaggardtravel tuned at all times for your lebanon visit..keep going Bro!
Hi Nice Looking Good Vlog TQ. Harry.
Love From PATNA. INDIA
thank you so much for the support!
Philippines series part 2 bro. Please. Thanks
What happened Harry? Got rejected @3:30? 🤣🤣🤣
Lol
I think the guy had no clue what Harry was saying, don't think he speaks any English.
Broo just come to chennai 🥺🥺🥺🥺do some vlog here lot of things to explore just visit
Is it city of Troy which was demolished because of the triangle love of Helen?
Hey harry my whole family loves your vlogs thank you man love from India
Also
That's awesome! Glad to know, hope you stay tuned for more!
Wonderful vlog
awesome!!
Wow this is my first time I see baalbeck i was shocked the whole video at 12:05 the guy offered you a flag of Iranian militia!! This city from what I saw is so influenced by this militia and the majority of this city I assume are Shia (which also they are referred to iran) this is so sad to see !!
really beautiful right?
@@harryjaggardtravel Yes the city is definitely beautiful!
The Romans conquered the region in 64 BC
I love lakis meat pies, I would drive 2 hours just to eat them and drive back home. ❤️🤤
Amazing!!
I love ❤ you harry the British legend .I am your young brother
D food report, with Harry 🧙♂️from inside d oven to the columns of baalbek 🚼... 🎯👌🏻🥂😎😁
Excellent!!
@@harryjaggardtravel professionally speaking... Eggs ellent😁
Incredible
thanks mate
Helloo I'm from India I saw all your indian vlog today its amazing and your nahi chahiye is make me laugh 😂
I'M SORRY behalf of irritating rickshaw vala🙏
Looks like Fouad is allergic to the sun
He's really great!
Does fouad have face book??
Come on Harry…. A sausage roll
Is pork 😂
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Where is Ali machan bro
resting for a bit! me and him will be back soon! stay tuned for that!
Sausage rolls are pork
Your you tube 900 years ago..It must be true harry,,After all It was a Tablet you were reading from..haha!!
Fouad - you know what i mean
Make a vlog video of your own country
been there bro, check out my channel 🙏
@@harryjaggardtravel really ok thanks ❤️
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Absolutely beautiful, you're more handsome Harry_Jaggard .
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All those coins are fake
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made in India language change karo bhai
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maraming salamat po
Harry Potter handsome I wanna be with you . let's travel the world together
Harry - you are stingy compares to other blogger 😂
Man Roman history is awesome and Lebanon is looking like a place that should be on my list of places to visit. 🤌
go for it!!
9000 BC😂
2nd
Still waiting for the North man to appear out of nowhere. Haraldo! Forget wally. Where's Haraldo?
9000 years😂😂😂 Ido not th8nk Mr jaggar ever went to school