@@NA-mq5bt Americans and foreigners do not care about them, but the Sunni Arabs, especially Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, the Emirates and Qatar, in the past, many went to fight Bashar in Syria against Russia, Iran and Bashar because they committed crimes against civilians.
Hi Sly, when I was a teenager like any other in the Arab world I was a big fan of Nizar Qabbani, a well known Syrian poet, I never really understood some of his poetry about Damascus, but when I went there and as I was walking in this alley in old Damascus, the breeze shook up the branches of a jasmine tree and heavens rained soft petals over me and this fragrant night breeze finally helped me understand what Nizar’s poems in love for Damascus were all about. Wish Syria and Syrians all the best. Another great vlog, thanks. Ps. I think you’re lucky you had this guide, he seems like good company. Best regards.
@@bunjijumper5345not all women first of all and second they cover up because they want to. Why does it bother you they’re covered up? How is that sad for u when they r happy. Get help
I grew up in Algeria, it is purity culture. I had no choice but to cover or people whould think I was a who*e. There is social pressure to cover. When I came to America it was the first time I felt the wind on my head, it was a beautiful experience. I have since left Islam, and if I ever went back I would literally be killed for leaving Islam and becoming a Catholic Christian. There is no freedom of religion in Muslim nations. That is a fact. @@PillowwBear
I lived in Jordan for a couple of years in the early 2000s and went to Syria around eight times during that timeframe. For tourism, it's extremely hard to beat. Great people, awesome scenery, excellent weather, outstanding historical sites, and some of the best food that you'll ever eat. I sincerely hope that tourists will be able to go back soon in large numbers and resume the possibility to enjoy this wonderful country.
@@dek6922its not just US interference. You think these people havent been massacring each other for millenia before the USA was a thing? I’m talking about my own people here btw I’m lebanese
@@daredevil3598 US and general western imperialism interference has definitely massively contributed to the current situations not only in Syria but across the whole middle east, of course you have to share some of the blame with the governments of those countries as well and the groups all fighting within those countries, but if you research you will find the initial destabilization and political interference from the west has been a huge factor.
Great to see its returning to some kind of normalcy. I went there in 2017 with a TV channel and we made a documentary about the Sayyida Zaynab shrine area (Syria: My Return). There was still shelling going on then, and a busload of Iranian pilgrims had been blown up two months earlier - the shell of the vehicle had been left near the shrine. Prayers for peace and that people can return home too.
This was so interesting because I really thought Syria was still almost uninhabitable. The best parts were the ice cream shop that’s stayed in business through everything, and the examples of the different accents.
Michelle I am glad you watched the truth. But you really need to do better research before forming opinions. I presume you gather your information from mainstream sources. Start digging deeper and listening to voices who aren’t paid millions to lie for the military industrial complex
The Syrian war was mostly in the north and eastern parts of the country, it never touched Damascus from what I've read but in cities like Aleppo thousands of years of history and culture were destroyed.
@@kosha204 "Uninhabitable" has a different meaning to "uninhabited". They may still be wrong, but they weren't saying they thought almost no people lived there. And it's not ridiculous.
@@BlastinRopethe outskirts of Damascus are totally destroyed after years of barrel bombings from Assad and you can even see the devastation from Google Earth. And also the biggest chemical attacks were in Dmascus
There’s a lot of gorgeous places in Syria if you look them up before going This is just the normal city not all the country have to offer Unfortunately the war destroyed the normal ppl That’s why I tend to sadly not visit places like this cuz you can feel the financial/economical situation weighing on them Ppl aren’t happy how could I be
This is the real life of a town with nice people, affected by a war that they did not were part of, but they are suffering the consequences. I wish better times are coming ahead for all those nice people
Kudos to both you and your guide from South Africa - i was in Turkey literally 3 weeks before the war broke out & was so sad when it seemed that the war wouldn't stop because I always wanted to visit Syria as most people used to tell me I looked Syrian lol. I love all Eastern European Muslim countries, always makes you feel welcome in their country much like South African people.
In German we have a word for the opposite of homesickness, ie Fernweh. It's a yearning for far away lands. I have watched so many wonderful vloggers, including you, travelling to places that are made out to be dangerous when they are filled with beautiful cultures and people. Thanks for doing what you do!
Was a pleasant surprise. I love the respect you gave to the people by highlighting their culture in a positive way. Syria is a beautiful place with extraordinary people. I learned something new about why no images of people or creatures are used. That is historically accurate. Thanks and please be safe brother.
I wondered if you were going there. You didn’t mention Syrian refugees in Lebanon. I’ve met a few young Syrians on trips to Denmark and Sweden. Such sweet young men, who you can’t believe what they’ve gone through. Other Syrians I met were in the US, and they’d been here since the early 80’s to go to college. Different circumstances back in the day.
My favorite thing to do, when visiting a country is just to sit and watch people. I never have a list of activities, or places to see. I think architecture is important too, because it tells you something about people.
YEah oh yeah , yeah oh yeah ... yeaaaah oh yeah LOL . That ice cream is something else. They have it in Turkey as well. Middle Eastern ice cream are amazing. The Italians (Sicily) learned it from the Arabs. And those Fava beans with Cumin and lemon juice, that's your snack there, no packaged highly processed chips and junk. Healthy stuff for your body. One of the oldest cities in the world. Great place to visit....
I've been so lucky to visit Damascus ,one of the oldest cities of the world 30 years ago.The Bazar remainded me of 1001 nights,everything it was like in the fairytale.The skirt i bought from there i still can wear it now,the material was unique,i never seen or found a better quality elsewhere since.Fascinating city,amazing people.
Your guide rocks! This is bittersweet since I visited twice before the war when you could travel independently. Whether it was the war or some poorly behaved western youtuber who caused the guide requirement I am not sure. But your guide is great. And Damascus was one of my all time favorite cities in part because of the absence of western marketing.
Lived there for 1.5 years when I was a kid, it was back in 2005 or so, it was so full of life and joy especially at night times. The smell of the street foods and such.. what a waste
Great job on showing a different perspective of locations that many people fear and judge. Often, social media and politics create a skewed view of certain foreign countries. Cudos for breaking stereotypes and showing the beauty of less popular cultures. fascinating!
I lived in Syria for a year back in the early 2000s before all the troubles, the history was amazing and crime was near zero because the people had good morals.
Has this guy not travelled to other Middle Eastern countries? It's common for males to hold hands, as well as women. It's a form of affection. Cumin is eaten all over the the east, and in Egypt fava beans rule the roost. Fava, olive oil, cumin, lemon - a common mixture
He’s an American. In America it’s “gay” for men to show affection but perfectly normal for them to engage in sodomy. I guess that’s how democracy works
I loved this video and your love for the people of the world! I so appreciate your interest in the people more than just seeing the ancient sites, and you are extremely observant and asked really good questions! I especially loved that you had your guide speak some of the different Arabic dialects of Syria! I speak Arabic as a second language, and am familiar with different dialects from all over the M.E., so it was fun to hear the differences even within Syria! I definitely want to go to this beautiful country, and am so grateful for your video! Thank you so much for your work! Sending you all Blessings, Love, and Light!!
I went to Damascus about 20 years ago and i loved the place and people. Back then you didnt need a tour guide or anything like that i just turned up on my own.
Thanks for the video. Nice to see not just normalcy but vibrancy in a country that most people outside it think is wracked with strife. Just a suggestion: it would have been useful to mention the cost (in equivalent USD) of each of the two desserts you had. The ice-cream looked fantastic. Will keep following your travels.
Really appreciated Ahmed's intelligent comments and good English. If I ever am able to visit fascinating Syria..I am Jewish and I live not so far away.. it would be a privilege to be guided by someone like that..
As an an American I am so sick and tired of my country making problems with Muslim nations . The media our government has Americans so ingant about world affairs and believing these nations are our enemy when the enemy is within . We have to do better America
@@mattvjmeasureswell how did isis came to be? Could it be because the us went to Iraq and toppled the govt there and left the area in anarchy? weapons of mass destruction they said lol
Nicely done! Part of my family is Syrian and I have always wanted to visit from the US. If possible, I’d appreciate any info regarding how to connect with your tour guide. Thanks again
I was there for a visit about twenty years ago with some friends. We were at that souk and others. Had the best lentil soup I have ever eaten in Damascus. Fascinating place.
Although you don’t appreciate the architectural ruins, most people travel to Syria to see it. It’s amazing and shows building techniques that we can’t do today. Street life is fun but you are missing one of the finest experiences of your life by not trying to understand how unique the ancient architecture is and showing your viewers.
I do like the policy of You must have a Tour Guide. Win Win all the way around. They get employment for the family unit, tour guide can get you places easier and quicker, they can show You places that are beautiful ( from the looks of the land I bet Syria has awesome Countryside) I’m an American, wouldn’t mind at all having to go get a Tour Guide
Hey man i'm Syrian and can't go back home so I appreciate you making this more than you'll ever know.
Why cany you go home? Are you like muslims in America who agree to not leave America to go back home?
Why can't you go back?
@NA-mq5bt most muslims in America have to stay in America because they sold out their families back home
@@NA-mq5bt Because against Bashar, this is a murderer and a dictator. They kill you based on your identity
@@NA-mq5bt Americans and foreigners do not care about them, but the Sunni Arabs, especially Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, the Emirates and Qatar, in the past, many went to fight Bashar in Syria against Russia, Iran and Bashar because they committed crimes against civilians.
Congrats to the Tour guide: he is very articulated, respectful and friendly. Great video man! Thanks for
Hi Sly, when I was a teenager like any other in the Arab world I was a big fan of Nizar Qabbani, a well known Syrian poet, I never really understood some of his poetry about Damascus, but when I went there and as I was walking in this alley in old Damascus, the breeze shook up the branches of a jasmine tree and heavens rained soft petals over me and this fragrant night breeze finally helped me understand what Nizar’s poems in love for Damascus were all about. Wish Syria and Syrians all the best. Another great vlog, thanks. Ps. I think you’re lucky you had this guide, he seems like good company. Best regards.
sounds beautiful all the senses so filled. I love jasmin flowers.
Jasmin soap the best
I wanted to comment to ask why there is so much war here, like, what resource does Syria have. But you just answered. Thank you
I am Polish and I feel like o know what you mean - missing the place of my heart ….
The tour guide knows his job very well. He makes the video easy to understand.
Thank you, sir.
Syrian people are very good, I know a couple of them, nice country and nice people. Greetings from Serbia.
Serbians are great people too and us syrians love you guys!! Greetings 🥰❤️
@@1Tiffany greetings 🥰
Here in Syria we love Serbia and Novak djokovic😂❤🇷🇸 🇸🇾
Beautiful country with Beautiful people
How can you tell? All the women are covered up it's very sad. Syria used to be very secular.
@@bunjijumper5345 u believe beauty only lies in the physical, how sad.
@@bunjijumper5345not all women first of all and second they cover up because they want to. Why does it bother you they’re covered up? How is that sad for u when they r happy. Get help
I grew up in Algeria, it is purity culture. I had no choice but to cover or people whould think I was a who*e. There is social pressure to cover. When I came to America it was the first time I felt the wind on my head, it was a beautiful experience. I have since left Islam, and if I ever went back I would literally be killed for leaving Islam and becoming a Catholic Christian. There is no freedom of religion in Muslim nations. That is a fact. @@PillowwBear
Syrians don’t like black people 👀🙄
The tour guide looks a so good man. Very respectful and friendly
Looks like Miko Worldwide and Arab(@YourFellowArab) spliced genes together
What did you expect?
Because he is PRO
Im proud of you for travelling to Syria as an American! I wish you all the best in your adventures!
Cringe asf
Why would be proud that you visit our countries after destroying them
You know ppl live here not rats
It’s only unsafe in some places
Lived in Damascus for few years in the early nineties. Best time of my life. Beautifull country and people.
Where do you live now?
what was your job there?
"Don't show off" (regarding your homes)....Morocco is the same. Nice to see! Very nice! Hi Syria! 🗺♥☪💟
Sly, you are breaking through the mold! Keep plotting you path brother!
I lived in Jordan for a couple of years in the early 2000s and went to Syria around eight times during that timeframe. For tourism, it's extremely hard to beat. Great people, awesome scenery, excellent weather, outstanding historical sites, and some of the best food that you'll ever eat. I sincerely hope that tourists will be able to go back soon in large numbers and resume the possibility to enjoy this wonderful country.
It's so sad to see a countries economy ruined by war😢
Ruined by US interference. One of the few theories I agree with Trump.
@@dek6922its not just US interference. You think these people havent been massacring each other for millenia before the USA was a thing? I’m talking about my own people here btw I’m lebanese
US proxy war...
@@daredevil3598 US and general western imperialism interference has definitely massively contributed to the current situations not only in Syria but across the whole middle east, of course you have to share some of the blame with the governments of those countries as well and the groups all fighting within those countries, but if you research you will find the initial destabilization and political interference from the west has been a huge factor.
@@dek6922trump interferee
Great to see its returning to some kind of normalcy. I went there in 2017 with a TV channel and we made a documentary about the Sayyida Zaynab shrine area (Syria: My Return). There was still shelling going on then, and a busload of Iranian pilgrims had been blown up two months earlier - the shell of the vehicle had been left near the shrine. Prayers for peace and that people can return home too.
Here to commend the guide. Knowledgeable and not at all pushy.
He's easy going. Yes very knowledgeable !
This was so interesting because I really thought Syria was still almost uninhabitable. The best parts were the ice cream shop that’s stayed in business through everything, and the examples of the different accents.
Michelle I am glad you watched the truth. But you really need to do better research before forming opinions. I presume you gather your information from mainstream sources. Start digging deeper and listening to voices who aren’t paid millions to lie for the military industrial complex
why would you presume that? it's just absolutely ridiculous. No country becomes uninhabited after the war.
The Syrian war was mostly in the north and eastern parts of the country, it never touched Damascus from what I've read but in cities like Aleppo thousands of years of history and culture were destroyed.
@@kosha204 "Uninhabitable" has a different meaning to "uninhabited". They may still be wrong, but they weren't saying they thought almost no people lived there. And it's not ridiculous.
@@BlastinRopethe outskirts of Damascus are totally destroyed after years of barrel bombings from Assad and you can even see the devastation from Google Earth. And also the biggest chemical attacks were in Dmascus
As a Syrian so happy to see people enjoy my country
Makes me want to tour Syria this place is beautiful
Dont go 😂
Me too never though it would look so good
Syria is gorgeous and the Assad Family is wonderful.
I support secular governments, I am against terrorism. @@abdulh8958
@@abdulh8958why not?
There’s a lot of gorgeous places in Syria if you look them up before going
This is just the normal city not all the country have to offer
Unfortunately the war destroyed the normal ppl
That’s why I tend to sadly not visit places like this cuz you can feel the financial/economical situation weighing on them
Ppl aren’t happy how could I be
This is the real life of a town with nice people, affected by a war that they did not were part of, but they are suffering the consequences. I wish better times are coming ahead for all those nice people
Привет всем братьям сирийцам из России!
Is that the Russia that's culpable for propping up Assad's murderous regime ? How proud you must be of Putin.
Greetings to you and all Russian brothers from Syria!!
@@mattvjmeasures assad defending his nation against terrorism meanwhile US and Israel financed al nusra against assad
Kudos to both you and your guide from South Africa - i was in Turkey literally 3 weeks before the war broke out & was so sad when it seemed that the war wouldn't stop because I always wanted to visit Syria as most people used to tell me I looked Syrian lol. I love all Eastern European Muslim countries, always makes you feel welcome in their country much like South African people.
Thank you for showing Syria of 2024 great video
this is called genocide rehabilitation and dictatorship propaganda
All the people in the marketplace and no one’s bumping into each other because they’re staring at their phones. Fascinating.
Oy vey! No! People ignoring each other and being on their phones is modernity and democracy!
the tour guide Ahmed was amazing!
The tour guide Ahmed mashallah he's very kind and knowledgeable. Great job for both of you, great work sly ❤from Detroit Michigan
My sister lived and workd in Syria befor the war. I want to vist Syria its soo beautiful and the people are the best..
You're very welcome❤
Cool video! Ahmed, what a cool guy. Hope things get better in Syria.
In German we have a word for the opposite of homesickness, ie Fernweh. It's a yearning for far away lands. I have watched so many wonderful vloggers, including you, travelling to places that are made out to be dangerous when they are filled with beautiful cultures and people. Thanks for doing what you do!
Als Syrer dein Kommentar gefällt mir ich hoffe dass alle Menschen der Welt zusammen leben können 🙏🏻❤️
In syrien sprechen wir deutsch sehr gut.
Grüße von syrien
This is the best tour guide in Syria so far. I have watched a lot of videos on tourism in Syria
Thanks for sharing great video about Syria and well done to the tour guide, watching from South Africa.
Your guide seemed like a kind man! and knowledgeable.
The tour guide is well rounded! He is wealth of history knowledge. Great job man
Was a pleasant surprise. I love the respect you gave to the people by highlighting their culture in a positive way. Syria is a beautiful place with extraordinary people. I learned something new about why no images of people or creatures are used. That is historically accurate. Thanks and please be safe brother.
Iworked in Syria for a few years before the troubles and have to say wonderful people very hospitable. Have a great stay as Damascus is a great place
I wondered if you were going there. You didn’t mention Syrian refugees in Lebanon. I’ve met a few young Syrians on trips to Denmark and Sweden. Such sweet young men, who you can’t believe what they’ve gone through. Other Syrians I met were in the US, and they’d been here since the early 80’s to go to college. Different circumstances back in the day.
My favorite thing to do, when visiting a country is just to sit and watch people. I never have a list of activities, or places to see. I think architecture is important too, because it tells you something about people.
Syria is absolutely beautiful. 🇵🇸❤️🇸🇾
The Syrian men in Denmark and Sweden are probably Islamists.
YEah oh yeah , yeah oh yeah ... yeaaaah oh yeah LOL . That ice cream is something else. They have it in Turkey as well. Middle Eastern ice cream are amazing. The Italians (Sicily) learned it from the Arabs. And those Fava beans with Cumin and lemon juice, that's your snack there, no packaged highly processed chips and junk. Healthy stuff for your body. One of the oldest cities in the world. Great place to visit....
Bakdash ice cream was the first in the world , Turkish adopted lots and lots of thing from Syria ..even Turkey ,it used to be Syrian land ..
@@r.a.8503 yes, Antakya province was given away in the 1930s
The whole Syria belonged to Turkey/Ottoman Empire. There was no Syrian consciousness before. Bunch of bedouins wandering in the desert.
I've been so lucky to visit Damascus ,one of the oldest cities of the world 30 years ago.The Bazar remainded me of 1001 nights,everything it was like in the fairytale.The skirt i bought from there i still can wear it now,the material was unique,i never seen or found a better quality elsewhere since.Fascinating city,amazing people.
Your guide rocks! This is bittersweet since I visited twice before the war when you could travel independently. Whether it was the war or some poorly behaved western youtuber who caused the guide requirement I am not sure. But your guide is great. And Damascus was one of my all time favorite cities in part because of the absence of western marketing.
When I saw you do a Lebanon video I was hoping you'd do a Syria drop! Syria is amazing brother, enjoy it, the food and the people!
Awesome video. Syrian food is easily some of my fav food in th world!
الله يسعدو أحمد بيك مشكور على مجهودك كدليل سياحي لبلدنا رفعت راسنا 🥰🥰🥰🥰
اي ولله اب حميد ما قصر
The guide is knowledgeable and nice. Take care Sly and stay safe
Thank you for bringing us with you. It's so important to get to know our global neighbors. People are people everywhere you go.
Lived there for 1.5 years when I was a kid, it was back in 2005 or so, it was so full of life and joy especially at night times. The smell of the street foods and such.. what a waste
Thanks for the great video! I really appreciate your laid-back hosting style. Ahmed was great-loved his local accent sampler. ❤❤
11:31 This is amazing knowledge drop and on point, it also explains why Muslim architecture has advanced geometry in their art and patterns.
Great job on showing a different perspective of locations that many people fear and judge. Often, social media and politics create a skewed view of certain foreign countries. Cudos for breaking stereotypes and showing the beauty of less popular cultures. fascinating!
Great content! I’ve seen a ton of travel blogs, and this one has no ego.
Just great content.
This was amazing! I did a similar video in Marakesh . Yours is better. Your Guide was great!
Man this guide is amazing, you are lucky
Welcome to my country. Hope you enjoyed your time there!
Happy to see decent, respectful footage of a neighboring country I'll never get to visit. Thanks!
I lived in Syria for a year back in the early 2000s before all the troubles, the history was amazing and crime was near zero because the people had good morals.
And then 🤥 had their way with it
Has this guy not travelled to other Middle Eastern countries? It's common for males to hold hands, as well as women. It's a form of affection. Cumin is eaten all over the the east, and in Egypt fava beans rule the roost. Fava, olive oil, cumin, lemon - a common mixture
He’s an American. In America it’s “gay” for men to show affection but perfectly normal for them to engage in sodomy. I guess that’s how democracy works
Your guide was fantastic, wish I could go! Great vid.
I loved this video and your love for the people of the world! I so appreciate your interest in the people more than just seeing the ancient sites, and you are extremely observant and asked really good questions! I especially loved that you had your guide speak some of the different Arabic dialects of Syria! I speak Arabic as a second language, and am familiar with different dialects from all over the M.E., so it was fun to hear the differences even within Syria! I definitely want to go to this beautiful country, and am so grateful for your video! Thank you so much for your work! Sending you all Blessings, Love, and Light!!
The kindest people I've ever met in my 62 years were Jordanian and Syrian! Thank you for this inside look! Subbed!
It was very interesting to hear the different dialects!!
I hope peace will come to all of Syria soon. Then I would love to visit.
I've been wanting to Visit Syria for sooo long. Now I want to visit even more
You're very welcome 🥰🙏🏻
Syria series with your style is so important for the rest of the world to see. Thank you.
I went to Damascus about 20 years ago and i loved the place and people. Back then you didnt need a tour guide or anything like that i just turned up on my own.
Salam to you & Ahmed. Ahmed you're the best tour guide I've ever seen with unique style mashAllah!
I also came to Damascus Syria for a visit and am going to latakia Syria tomorrow!
Thanks for the video. Nice to see not just normalcy but vibrancy in a country that most people outside it think is wracked with strife. Just a suggestion: it would have been useful to mention the cost (in equivalent USD) of each of the two desserts you had. The ice-cream looked fantastic. Will keep following your travels.
Cumin helps to reduce wind when eating beans, "fool" equals beans in English. My husband used to make a breakfast called "fòol medames" or something
The whole world witnessed what the Syrian went through a few years ago,I wish them nothing but the best 🙌🏾❤️.
a beautiful country with a beautiful culture... greetings from Serbia 🇷🇸
I use go before the war. I was syria damascus march 2011 it was a blast great food great people
Really appreciated Ahmed's intelligent comments and good English. If I ever am able to visit fascinating Syria..I am Jewish and I live not so far away.. it would be a privilege to be guided by someone like that..
Syria looks 👍 I would love to check it out one day
After war nothing good before war was good 😢
thank you for sharing this insightful tour - likeyour style. What a treasure you found in that guide. You have gained a fan.
As an an American I am so sick and tired of my country making problems with Muslim nations . The media our government has Americans so ingant about world affairs and believing these nations are our enemy when the enemy is within . We have to do better America
You’re ignorant
So, nothing to do with Assad himself then ? Or ISIS ? Or Putin ? etc etc.
@@mattvjmeasureswell how did isis came to be? Could it be because the us went to Iraq and toppled the govt there and left the area in anarchy? weapons of mass destruction they said lol
Its Putin and Democrats
How about after hearing of muslim Assads reign?
Nicely done! Part of my family is Syrian and I have always wanted to visit from the US. If possible, I’d appreciate any info regarding how to connect with your tour guide. Thanks again
Outstanding work you are doing! 🙏 Thank you
After your mentions, so many viewers came to our channel!Thank you for your generosity! ❤
this tourist guide is doing a great job
I was there for a visit about twenty years ago with some friends. We were at that souk and others. Had the best lentil soup I have ever eaten in Damascus. Fascinating place.
kudos to you for your courage my friend to travel lebanon and syria in the current context ... great reporting
You had a great tour guide! Wish all the best for him! ❤
Watching your video made me feel so nostalgic. Thank you for capturing the beauty of Syria. I hope you had an amazing visit! 🇸🇾
You welcome
Awesome video. I'm like you!! I love interacting with people. Tasting food and get the feeling of the place thru talking to locals.
I like your video. Very inspirational to me as a Black American.
I hope you enjoy your stay. Welcome to Syria. Make sure you try all the sweets.
Good content as always! Love seeing brothers exploring the world 🌍
Ps: Good guide bro 😎
Wow great tour guide
Very interesting. You bring us back to the humanity of this crazy world.
thank you for this inside view of a beautiful country
Thank you for the video!
What a wonderful people and place. ..I'm from New Zealand
BROTHER YOU ARE AMAZING. KEEP GOING TO SHOW THE WORLD HOW WE ALL ARE ONE.
Ahmed seems a wonderful and knowledgeable guide.
You just brought back my childhood when I walked in the Hamdiyya market
Same here
Although you don’t appreciate the architectural ruins, most people travel to Syria to see it. It’s amazing and shows building techniques that we can’t do today. Street life is fun but you are missing one of the finest experiences of your life by not trying to understand how unique the ancient architecture is and showing your viewers.
I was interested in Syria 🇸🇾, but you have peaked my curiosity!
Great vid
Greetings from Syria...
Iraq🇮🇶, Syria🇸🇾 and Yemen🇾🇪 are among most important world civilizations.... Greetings from Egypt🇪🇬 ❤❤❤
I do like the policy of You must have a Tour Guide. Win Win all the way around. They get employment for the family unit, tour guide can get you places easier and quicker, they can show You places that are beautiful ( from the looks of the land I bet Syria has awesome Countryside) I’m an American, wouldn’t mind at all having to go get a Tour Guide
Thanks for showing us Syria. I appreciate seeing Damascua. I would love that Syrian bread too!
Love the video seeing different countries
Syria looks soo nice I wish I could travel there inshallah one day I will go x.