Our SHOCKING First Impressions of Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 Exploring Jeddah
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Our First FULL Day here in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. We didn't start off on the best foot as we couldn't find ANYWHERE to have breakfast, I mean it didn't turn out all bad as we found a date shop...and then ended up with the kindest Saudi Hospitality!
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Open message to the Ruler of Saudi Arabia - as an Irish citizen living in the U.K., I am most impressed by your beautiful country and I would love to visit Saudi Arabia for the very first time.
@@michaeljohndennis2231 مرحبا بك في المملكة العربية السعودية ضيف عزيز ✋🏻
@@michaeljohndennis2231 Welcome to you in our country and we hope that you enjoy your stay at our lovely beautiful homeland
@@عاشقالسعودية-ث8ر I am sorry that I cannot read Arabic - do you have an English translation? ❤️
@@michaeljohndennis2231 He said welcome to you in Saudi Arabia our guest
I fell in love with Jeddah when I was 9 years old. It is a magical city. And, yes, Saudi hospitality is truly next level.
Aww ❤️❤️
Wow I’m happy I educated myself I thought it was dangerous and ugly here and I’m blown awayyyyyyyy
lol. too much western media did yall brains in.@@autumnonpurpose
The Saudi people are renowned for their generosity and kindness ... I wish you a pleasant stay ❤️
Thank you ♥️
I think majority of middle eastern counties are like this. I believe that many Middle Eastern countries are being criticized by Western countries just because of their Muslim beliefs and their disapproval of LGBT issues, which is mentl ilness lol. The Western countries often claim that these countries oppress women, but sorry to let you know, they are not. The women in these countries are exceptionaly happy. They are all virgin, and can only have sex when they are married. they all have children, and come from large families. On the other hand, in Western countries, it's considered normal for parents to allow their children to get drunk on saturday night in clubs and get aboused by pimps all night long. by the time they are 25, majority of them have a body counts of at leaset 100 and its still completly normal. The divorce rate is sky rocketting, no one wants to be married, children are getting born fatherless becasut its again norma for them and they call it single mum smh. There is litterly no morality, no dignity. When the parents get old they send them to nursing homes and the kids that were once loved by those parents unconditionally don't even care anymore. These are just some of the stuff I am seeing here in New Zealand and I am in Aww of how no one really thinks that these socites are going in a very bad direction. I am genuinely curious about where Western society will be in about 100 years.
@@zabiarayyan7056Your religion does not prohibit me from anything. It prohibits you. Learn the difference
@@zabiarayyan7056Also you shouldnt be worried about Collective West be worried about Syria, Libya ,poverty, war crimes etc. Why do you live in New Z if its so bad there?
@@b.p4034 He is what we Arabians/Arabs/Muslims and all humans suffer from, you find his likes in every nation, religion, ethnicity or group of people, and you made a great point, they immigrate to a good country then see themselves as better, superior people, they view their hosts as kuffar (infidels) who will never be as good as them for the mere reason of holding a title like “Muslim”, as a Muslim myself these kind of people harm our societies and foreign societies, even as a rational Muslim they call me “atheist”, when I beat them intellectually using their own beliefs, they hate it when I stir their stone-like minds, excuse me for making this a long comment, talking about this genre of people starts but never ends ..
This is a lovely look into Saudi Arabia and I love to hear the Azan, the Islamic Call To Prayer - it reminds me of the Angelus Bell at Midday & 6pm from our local Catholic Church when I go home to my family, where I grew up in a rural area in the Republic of Ireland, even though I’ve lived here in Manchester U.K. for 21 years - the shopping mall is giving me vibes of both the Blanchardstown Centre in Dublin and the Trafford Centre here in Manchester
Thanks for watching!
Welcome in Saudi Arabia “Jeddah” 🇸🇦, I wish U a happy life 🥰
Thank you ♥️
هلا بالثقفي 🇸🇦🇸🇦
@@mjd1047 هلا فيك 🙏🏻❣️
WELCOME IN THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA🤗🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦❤️
ENJOY YOUR STAY, DELICIOUS FOOD,AWESOME PLACES AND OUR LOVELY AND FRIENDLY AND THE AMAZING HOSPITALITY OF THE SAUDI PEOPLE HERE IN THE KINGDOM😘
Where is your hospitality towards jews? Can I practice Judaism and visit an ancient Jewish temple in Arabia? Do you support Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords? If not, then where is the hospitality?
why are you crying,its politics that what you are talking about? have you been to saudi arabia?,and i am not arab but i stay in Saudi Arabia for more than a decade now.WHAT I HAVE SAID IS BASE ON MY OWN,MY FAMILY AMD MY FRIENDS EXPERIENCED IN THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA AND TOWARDS THE SAUDI PEOPLE MOSTS ESPECIALLY TO MY SAUDI CO WORKERS FOR MORE THAN A DECADES THEY BEEN TREATING ME LIKE THEIR OWN BROTHER EVEN IM A...CRISTIAN!THATS WHY I RESPECT THIS PEOPLE SO MUCH!
You been watching to much BIASED JOURNALISMS OR NEWS ABOUT SAUDI ARABIA.come and visit the kingdom and you will see what i am talking about.🤗
@@GIVI727 I read in Quora and many other places that they don't tolerate Jews in Saudi Arabia. Christianity is not legal at all in Saudi Arabia. I'm glad to hear they treated a Christian well. Do you have evidence that they were nice to jews? We are an ethnic people group who they don't like. Muhammad told them how to feel about Jews as an ethnic people group, I don't think they are looking for a 2nd opinion.
@@GIVI727 It's about race more so than it is about politics or religion. Muhammad killed all Jews who won't convert to Islam. Saudi Arabia considers jews as enemies. It's racism. Christianity is just a religion. Jews are a race of people who were ethnically cleansed in Arabia. Do you understand the difference?
@@GIVI727 An entire race of people, the Jews, are not allowed in Mecca. True or false?
1:16 one thing you should know, is Saturday in Saudi is the equivalent of Sunday in the West. This is because the next day (Sunday) is the start of the work week, while Thursday is the end of the work week. Friday and Saturday are the weekend.
Jeddah has the worst weather in summer in Saudi 😩 it’s final exams period these days too and everyone is home studying 😂 if you’re staying a little longer in Saudi I recommend you visiting Abha if want nicer weather, nature and so on, And of course I recommend you visiting Riyadh as it is the capital and most changes are happening there. And welcome to Saudi 🤍
يعني مالقيت وصف افضل توصف به الطقس في جدة غير هذا ؟!! الظاهر تم طردك من جدة لذلك انت حاقد عليها 😂 بس لو تعرفنا بجنسيتك الاصلية ؟
يعني الرياض ماعندها اسوء طقس الرياض طقسها صحراوي وهي الاسوء حار جدا والبردوه جافه جدا اسوء طقس في العلم جده مدينه ساحليه البحر يرطب الجو بس معروف عنكم هالرأي عن جده لانها اجمل من الرياض
@@عاشقالسعودية-ث8ر وش المهين في وصفي ؟ قلت ان جوها اسوء جو في الصيف وهذي حقيقة ياحمار
@@-ms4wx5xg8e الرطوبة في الصيف في جدة متعبة جدا جفاف الرياض اهون بمراحل
@@عاشقالسعودية-ث8رطيب هو صادق جده الحين ما تنبغى رطوبههههه مره لا تشخصنها
Very enjoyable and very different . I love an atmosphere so hopefully it gets a bit busier . At least they have made a real effort as you can get the taste of a beer but without the alcohol lol loved the vide Thankyou both 👍
Lol always got to find something to drink 😉
Welcome to saudi, i recommend that you visit Jeddah from end of December to April this time of the year where locals be very active in outdoor areas because the weather is much colder and less humid than the summer.
Actually muslims from all over the world come to saudi arabia
Great!
But unfortunately, when they come to Saudi Arabia, the kiss of Muslims watch parties, festivals, mixing of girls, men and prostitution, which is supposed to be the role model of the Islamic world.
@@dabbleandtravel you lairs
So what's your point 🤔
@@dabbleandtravel how was your experience?❤️❤️
I advise you to write the title of the videos on your channel in English and Arabic to attract Arab viewers on your channel. And thank you for showing our beautiful country in the best way ❤️❤️❤️
yeah you’re right.
I hope you enjoyed visiting Jeddah as well. I hope you visit Abha, Taif, and the cool places in the summer, not Jeddah, because it is very hot, and the times for Saudis are after six o'clock in the evening. Welcome to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.❤
Close to where I originally come from in my native Republic of Ireland, a Saudi Prince owns a horse stud farm in my native County of Meath where I still have extended family - I know that the British Royal Family here in the U.K. love horses just as much as we Irish do 🇮🇪☘️🇬🇧❤️
Welcome to my country. We are glad to have you here and thank you for showing the beauty of Jeddah city, the hospitality and kindness of Saudi people. Things are changing rapidly regarding tourism and I just wanted to give some comments and tips:
1. Summer is very hot in most of the cities - even for us as locals - except in few cities in the southern region. So most of the people will not go out until sunset. In the morning or afternoon you'll find them either in malls or closed restaurants with air conditioning.
2. Public transportation is not well established, so you either have to rent a car or use Uber or taxis. Walking is not a choice and most of the roads are not walking friendly.
3. Shops and restaurants are not forced now to close during prayer times. It's optional and depends on the owners. And if you are inside a shop or restaurant during prayer time you are free to leave anytime. No body should keep you inside.
4. Always check google maps and social media for the place you want to visit to make sure it's open and that you don't need to make a reservation. It's better also to give them a call before going out.
5. You can wear whatever you want but of course with modesty. Shorts are allowed for men. Women are not forced to cover their hair or to wear abaya.
6. Arabic coffee tastes different, it's usually presented everywhere as a welcome drink, it's polite to drink at least one cup but after that you can apologize for not having a 2nd cup. In our tradition, if you don't refuse drinking the host will keep pouring coffee for you a cup after another.
7. Always ask locals about the best restaurants and places. Most of the information on the internet is outdated.
We wish you a pleasant stay and can't wait for the coming exciting vlogs!
Amazing! Thanks so much for all your comments!
I personally prefer Jeddah over Riyadh, but I have to admit the small cultural differences....
Maybe in Jeddah we women are not forced to wear the traditional Saudi clothes, but in Riyadh be sure we do!!! We gotta wear traditional Abaya 👘 and Hejab on 🧕🏼 with the small difference that it can be in any colour and shape we choose, not necessarily the traditional Black ones as I myself have and wear 🖤
And, about the traditional Arab Qahwa ☕...... Yanni....
I already know it. We must shake it off a little bit after we drink it as a sign that we are full, happy and satisfied with their hospitality and no need for more Arab Qahwa and so, in order they stop filling the glass up ☕
I know that tradition too long time ago, because I love Arab Badou culture 👳🏻♂️ ❤
(which is the same culture) 😉
Btw.... My favourite culture is Arab Badou culture 💕
Thank you for these infos! 🙏❤️
Are u serious buddy, you do honor these non believers to this extent. You know they don't treat us as well in Europe n America.. etc. Specially when he gave them all that dates n delights for free, I stop watching right there. Go to them n check out how they're with u, guys, with ur own eyes, then come back n edit this cmt here. Salamo asylum.
@@KarmasKamin ??? You mean, are they kind for camera, but they hate tourists and not kind with Saudi women?
Love Saudia from Algeria 🇩🇿🇸🇦😍
My mom used to live in algeria for a short time in the past. She said it was beautiful and the people very kind ❤️ love from saudi
My father used to be taking me to masjid Al-rahma when i was a child so much meamoris back in the day
Welcome to my city Jeddah Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦❤
Nice Video as always 👍👍. I would suggest you travel to abha the weather is mild or you could go north and head East via Riyadh on to Bahrain across the causeway. Wish you guys a pleasant stay in KSA😊
Thank you so much!
Jeddah is lNCREDIBLE 🌴🚣🏼♂️🏄🏼♂️
أنتما رائعان ، بارك الله في حياتكم - تحياتي لكم من صنعاء - اليمن
Molly said that chicken place opened in 1974 with such confidence.
Then Matt totally busts her and calls her out.
You guys are funny and make a great team.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
lived in jeddah forty years ago the diving in the red sea is the best in the world
Sir u are so welcome 🙏🏻 in Saudi 🇸🇦 I hope u have a good time don’t forget eat masoob
We Saudis don’t go out throughout the day as it’s extremely hot, but we rather prefer dusk & evening time that’s when all these places get crowded
Also, I highly recommend the downtown (Al balad) for a walkable & deeply historic tour
Thanks for watching! Al Balad coming next!
Yeah you`re vampires.
So which time people are working if the daylight is hot. This place is cursed and people should never go there
أعيش في فرنسا وأحلم بالعيش في المملكة العربية السعودية 😍
@@abdiaziizxaashi709
Hot for whom skins like butter.
So , do not come to our land you may melt like butter in hot plate.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You must come here during winter time especially in Riyadh to enjoy the weather and places
Thanks for the recommendation!
Welcome to Saudi
Unfortunately the weather during the summer is pretty horrible just like the rainy north of the UK
Usually people prefer to visit the southern part of Saudi during summer Abha Baha namas etc
If u planning to visit the capital I will be happy to be ur guide free of charge
Enjoy Saudi and it’s lovely ppl
Cheers
Thanks for watching!
Welcome to my country, Saudi Arabia
Friday and Saturday most Resturants and markets are closed in the morning to the noon until 1 P.m.
Thanks for letting us know!
God... Miss you so much Jeddah...😍
🥰
nice country respect honest for you all thanks inscha Allah
I'm from the UK born and bred from Nottingham, and Muslim, travelled to many countries around the world (over 35 countries to be precise). And been to Saudi Arabia 5 times either for Umrah or Hajj pilgrimage to Makkah (and Madinah) but I did stay in Jeddah for 3 nights on one of the Umrah trips and Corniche is definitely my favourite part of Jeddah. And yes I went to Masjid Ar Rahma (The Floating Mosque), There is another floating mosque in Malaysia called the Melaka Strait Mosque in Melaka which I went to as well.
Many locals tend to come out at after sunset but during the day you will barely see anyone around - however there wasn't that many locals in the evening in your video - I'm pretty sure there are normally more than that
I've been wanting to meet you for a long time, when I was still in the Philippines, now here in Jeddah I wish I could see you
in person❤❤❤❤❤

Aw thanks for watching ♥️
We wish you a happy journey, following you from the United Kingdom, London.We wish you a happy journey, following you from the United Kingdom, London.
I lived in Jeddah from 1997-2000, and I miss it sometimes. Hot AF, tons and tons of cats everywhere, beautiful monuments and gorgeous, unique architecture--and great food!
Thanks for sharing
I worked in SA for almost 5 years and have a good idea of life , people . But you should take a trip to Abha , its truely a unique place and worth a visit
The best Saudi food in Jeddah is in an area called Assfan if you want I can take you to try the best Saudi dishes I hope you have fun in Saudi 😊❤
Sounds great!
When you drink Arabic coffee, you must hold the cup with your right hand. Drinking Arabic coffee tastes, art and sweetness, especially with the Arabic jug. Whoever does not know the falcon will roast it.
Thank you
13:46 so sweet ❤❤❤
The dates guy is so generous 🤣🤣😊
In Saudi all shops open for tow shifts from 7:00 AM to 11:30 then they open from 3:30 PM or 4:00 PM until late night
But coffee shops & restaurants are open from 6:00 AM until late night or most of them work 24/7 , but they close for 2 hours at Friday noon from 10 to 12 because all are going to pray
I guess you can tell whose the tourist.... the one walking on the street. 😄 Good video. 👍 Cheers and stay safe. ❤
Haha definitely! Thanks for watching!
This is fantastic KSA is on my list some day. Thank you for sharing. The no one else walking 😂 reminded me of when I went to Wadi Musa, Jordan (where Petra is located) and I just wanted to walk and get lost between alleys and didn't see others walking but I needed to be In the moment as I walked around Wadi Musa, the hills, and it was Fabulous actually stayed there for 3 months 😂 it was incredible ✨ hope to visit again there too.
Oh wow, we’re the only ones crazy enough to walk 😂 thanks for watching!
Com visit the city of Al-Ula in Saudi Arabia similar to Patra, but Al-Ula is much more beautiful 🤍🇸🇦🤍
hello Mat & Molly hope you've enjoy your day , all what i can say "" remember that you 'll never find the generosity of arab people any where
i'm looking for all your vidéos and want to see them all , your fan from algéria.
SO TRUE. Thanks for watching!
In Jeddah, there are many of the most beautiful voices of mosque imams who recite the Qur’an in a very beautiful voice.
If I had a suggestion, I would have said try asking permission to watch the dawn prayer at the King Fahd Mosque in Jeddah
Thanks for watching
Do not forget to visit the city of Abha and Al-Baha, as they are cool cities and have beautiful mountainous nature.
Thank you!
I didnt go there but ive heard about it and seen in picture/video I hope they also went to abha
Gharbiyah Saudiya 🇸🇦 ♥️
We are happy to watch your videos in Saudi Arabia
Thank you!
Great video Guys ! 😀😀 It's not as much a walking culture . The Saudis love to drive and find their favorite spots , have a picnic and chill . The food is so delicious. What was your
favorite go to food choice. Sending you much Love and Affection from Richmond, Va. Harriet, Jim and Yuk 🐕i🙏❤🙏
P.S. Matt, Chelsea is our favorite club.
So true! Thanks for watching! Glad you support chelsea 😉😍
it's not about the walking culture, the Saudi cities like many countries were designed for cars not pedestrians so the concept of walking wasn't even there, how ever later on many countries embraced the public transportation concept, that's why you'll find many (kind of) distorted cities around the world but they managed to recover.
in saudi, the idea wasn't there untill 2014, riyadh metro was announced as a part of a bigger project called "king abdulaziz public transport project", it's set to start operating end of 2023.
i guess we'll start walking LOL, welcome to saudi.
What`s with the food? The food markets in saudi are very bad & so are the food served in the restaurants only halal nonsense meaning chicken & fish in variations. Just nonsense.
@@Movingforward2000 what's the relation between halal and the food being bad ??.
who told u we only serve chicken & fish, we are the the most red meat consuming county in the arab world.
@Movingforward2000 the best thing never go there again
تعالوا النماص وتنومه وابها الاجواء معتدله ومناطق جبليه جميله
Thanks for the recommendation!
I love the Emirates more but Saudi Arabia is on the rise. Keep up the good work boys.
The city of Jeddah is more beautiful in winter and spring , but in summer it’s hot your choice of time to visit was a mistake .Jeddah is a wonderful city bro 😎
Thanks for watching!
Thank you sky scanner!
Matt thank you so much for giving the credit to Armeniaaaaaaan Dolmaaaaaaaaaa… remember Noah planted the first grape tree next to Ararat Mountain come onnnnnn my brotheeerrr 🇦🇲🇬🇧🏴
😅😅
The hotel next to my home, and my wedding was there also.
Amazing!
10:00
That was a house!!
It is insane how huge it is.
Can anyone tell me something about the colleges that teaches literature, fine arts, languages, medicine, islamic religion, mosques, churches, synagogues and museums in Saudi arabia...if anyone can do this I will be very grateful and ask him not to be late
Oh man that's incredible, i think based on the time i spent in KSA that people go out in thursday night the most.
Thanks for the comment!
The main reason why there are not many people is because these days are the days of school exams
In the south of Saudi Arabia the weather in the summer is cool and beautiful 🤍
Next time!
No one in Saudi Arabia go out from 11 am to 4 pm because it’s so hot 😂😢
All Jeddah people are hangover after the seasons 😂
This part of the Cornish is not busy, the part where the aquarium is located is busy even 2 pm. You will see most people jogging or biking at around 7 am. Also it’s final exams for schools and universities. Also most families gather at the grandparents house for lunch in the weekend, in my family we do that. I am glad you had the chance to discover part of the city.
Thanks so much for watching!
Big fan if it is jeddah we should meet
Thank you! Next time ♥️
I like your honesty and how you just enjoy your time even when you are confused why there's no body outhere😂
😂😂😂 thanks for watching!
Jeddah is a night city! People will start going out from the evening up until morning. Because of the hot climate. That's why Many shops, restaurants, malls etc will stay open till late night.
We’re slowly adjusting lol!
I love Saudi dates! Great to see you both exploring a place that is new on the tourism journey.
Thanks for watching!
Hi guys great to see you in Saudi Arabia remember in June July august it’s dam hot I just returned from Riyadh temperatures hitting 39 at midnight you folks must also visit Riyadh and get use to be out and about after 8 pm onwards till early morning.
Slay I’m from Saudi Arab - jeddah
You guys are sooo funny hhaha...Seeing you both wondering around walking in the streets of Jeddah in that heat all alone . Most ppl out there sleep till 3pm and life begins after 7pm. 25:31
Actually life starts at 4pm, because all shops opens at that time
however despite that, during working days, there are times where you will find most streets & even shops almost half empty, most of the crowd starts during weekends
😂😂😂 we get used to it eventually ♥️
Awesome video
Wow Saudi has changed....first of all women in the 1980s and even 1990s got in trouble by the sharia police for not being completely covered...and during the call to prayr u had to be in the mosque....if u were seen walking around u had some explaining to do 😁 but this openess is not all good but mostly good...enjoy my friends
Thanks for watching!
@@dabbleandtravel thank you for posting....i have been to the United Kingdom but that was in 1989 i am sure it has changed...plus i was about 7 years old...but would love to visit again
A couple of things surprised me in that video. Firstly I have always thought that head coverings there were compulsory; I wasn't expecting to see the odd women without wearing any. Also, my impression has always been that weekends in that part of the world were on Thursdays and Fridays; not on Saturdays as Matt mentioned. It's interesting.
A lot has changed for the worse, more than ten years ago the weekend became Friday and Saturday
Isn´t France and other european countries also committing human rights abuses by refusing others to choose what to wear at work or schools? You dont have any right to point the finger at Muslim countries.
That was superb !!! you guys came to my hood and didn't invite me to the dates shop 😋... my house is 30 seconds walking just right behind the shop.. anyways, at 1pm our weather is funny so try to be hydrated...have lots of 💧...BTW, a very good restaurant next to Sunset hotel called Hareed Restaurant... 5 min walking distance. Good luck mates 🎉
You ABSOLUTELY need a car to visit Saudi Arabia. We worked there from 1986 to 2003 with a couple of gaps. The country is totally car/plane centric.
Thank u for your showing your exploratioms n your 1st impressions of Jeddah. Wonderful.
Thanks for watching!
@@dabbleandtravel 😄
U have to visit Jeddah park next time it's way bigger than redsea mall :)
Next time!
During winter Jeddah is much better
Saudi Arabia Jeddah enjoy the Arab country and food delicious.the tourist open 2019
Thanks for watching!
The hotel restaurant was just as empty as eveywhere else.
10 years time it will hopefully be booming as it looks nice and the people seem really friendly.
We didn’t want to film people so sat away from everyone :)
hello, behind your hotel, there is Sarawat International mall, everyday open even week end a lot of asian restuarant inside the mall. Just beside Le Meredien Hotel.
Thanks for letting us know! ♥️
1:03 They go home and have a siesta :), like they do in southern Italy and Spain and others in the summer. just normal.
Who the he ll wanna be in the street with 40c! Life there ends at 1 or 2 pm and starts again at 5 oclock afternoon I guess.
Lovely! Thanks for watching!
Yap 😂
Our "Siesta"! 😴
That's soo true!!!!!
Lmao 😅 😅
18:36 You would find a non-alcoholic Budweiser if you visit a supermarket. The area near the Corniche is really much like the Beverly Hills in California. There's a Boulevard that is very much similar to the famous Sunset Boulevard where all the highend luxury names could be found. The Western Housing compound where most Westerners live is actually like typical suburban America where homes are small and mid-sized, you would feel as if you're not in Saudi Arabia. These homes are used by Westerners who mostly work for ARAMCO or Boeing, and Lockheed.
Thanks for your comment
My last name is Hijazi 😊😊😊😊 enjoy saudi, beautiful country
Thanks for watching 😃
Hello, one of my favorite vloggers....hows travel?....enjoy saudi arabia....keep safe. Sub from the Philippines 3:11
Thanks so much!! It’s good and we’re very grateful!!♥️
hi me and my family and cosine went to saudi Arabia and we went to mecca and madina and it is so good and so nice/ fun
Great!
Welcome guys in Jeddah , be aware busy days are Thursday and Friday from 6PM until 3AM next day be aware there is I think week holiday coming next week and it get really busy all week, in addition for I recommend to visit albalad (old Jeddah) district after 6 pm
Thanks for watching!
My from Bangladesh i working saudi arbi new jeddah 17 Years
Hi! :)
my beautiful city💚💚💚
So nice
Come out at 11pm and you will stay out until 4am cuz of the people
Unfortunately your timing is not the best cuz this phase of the year is Hajj-period .. and the government and the people are now busy with the pilgrims and their arraival and other stuffs. 😅
try to avoiud saudi coffee often in summer. it contain cardamon also., which produce much heat in our body., it is recomment to drink in winter or those who stays in Cold condition mostly.
Thanks!
Nice!!! I didn’t know it was this beautiful I’m here to educate myself ❤
Come visit Saudi, I’m sure you’ll like the experience.. and ready to help if needed..
Saudi cities may learn from Dallas suburbs, how the weather in Dallas has changed to lesser heat compare to earlier days when Dallas and surrounding looked like desert and much hotter.
Dallas suburbs has become greener over the last many years in the current century.
Wherever u go u see a network of pipes laid to water shrubs and trees.
Dallas is no longer a desert, it is green and not as hot as it used to be.
Thank you so much for visiting my country and i hope you have a good time ❤ but the best time for visiting Saudi Arabia are december, January, February and March for great weather
Thanks for watching! We were here in February 😉
تستطيع زيارة السعودية في اي وقت من السنة
فهي دولة مساحتها كبيرة وتضاريسها مختلفة
ولكن اختر المكان المناسب لكل فصل
I really loved the hospitality
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It was amazing!
Great video! Guys. People are picnic or inside cause it’s hot 😂
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Wow, saudi has opened a lot. Although… I haven’t been to Jeddah. I worked in Riyadh which was a very strict city. Surprised you don’t have to cover and wear abaya. Their weekend is thurs and friday. So sat is like monday to them. If you can try their brosted chicken and afnan. Enjoy!
A lot has changed for the worse, more than ten years ago the weekend became Friday and Saturday
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I would like to correct some information.
First, people are not forced to close shops during prayer
Secondly, no one can force you to sit while praying. You can leave at any time
Third, you went out at noon, and this time there is no one, because the sun is very hot at this time in the city of Jeddah
Fourth, you are walking around an area on Al-Rawda Street, and this is a purely residential area, and there are not many cafes or restaurants
What are you talking about? Shops are still forced to close during prayers
No real decisions has changed or been made that you can stay open during prayer times, at least not now, there is no official word about it
I speak because I know. I am here in Jeddah. It is up to the merchants if they want to close or not@@uhm175
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Arabic hospitality is unmatched on earth
So true!
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Some nice south Indian dosa places are in Dammam city Saudi
Saudi is the best country in the words
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@@dabbleandtravel your welcome my brother... Have a nice day...
1:14 Arabian people hate going outside at day to noon. They will go out doing their activities after sun down, it wa super hot there. I was surprised too at first to see that. You can try see the street at night. Try visit 2 Holy Cities Mecca and Medinah. I am afraid visit Mecca is harder to do for non-moslem, but i saw many white vlogger can visit Medinah City.