My first impressions of Kandahar, home of the Taliban: I was nervous | Carrie Patsalis
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- Join me on my first journey to Kandahar, Taliban heartland. I was nervous about this part of the trip. Known to be ultra conservative, how would it feel for a foreign woman? In this video, discover my first impressions as I try to understand full on checkpoints, and my surprising welcome in the tourist office.
Watch as I explore the Kandahar Tourism Ministry, savor local Afghan sweets, and admire incredible local art. My stay at the NFC hotel and the delightful meals there add to this unique experience. Whether you're planning to visit or just curious about Kandahar, this video offers a glimpse into this fascinating city's daily life and beauty.
⏰Timestamp:
0:00 Leaving Kabul for Kandahar
0:30 Flying with Ariana Afghan Airways
1:49 Told not to film on Ariana Afghan Airways!
2:05 My experience of Ariana Afghan Airways
2:43 Aerial views of Kandahar
3:15 Arriving in Kandahar airport
4:04 Why are there so many checkpoints in Kandahar?
5:40 Entering the city of kandahar - my first views
7:44 Arriving at the Kandahar Tourism Ministry - where all tourists have to go
8:07 Afghan hospitality in Kandahar
8:24 I discover how Afghans have sweets with tea
9:05 Asking a local what Kandahar is like
10:15 The Tourism Ministry art gallery
10:42 Checking out incredible art from Afghan locals
12:38 Afghans LOVE Mr Bean!
14:11 Travelling to Aino Mina, the new part of Kandahar
14:32 Arriving at my hotel, NFC
14:57 Checking in to NFC hotel
15:44 My room at NFC
17:23 Lunch at NFC
18:51 Pizza and Dashi fish at NFC
20:08 Checking out the kitchens at NFC
21:16 I discovered how Afghan women eat out at restaurants in Afghanistan
22:31 The sports hall at NFC
22:48 My thoughts on the staff at NFC
Thanks to the awesome Mohammad Jan Wafah for his expert guidance. Check him out on Facebook for more details.
This video is about My Kandahar Adventure: Exploring Afghanistan's Heartland & Local Culture. But It also covers the following topics:
Exploring Kandahar Afghanistan
Kandahar Travel Experience
Kandahar Afghanistan Vlog
Video Title: My Kandahar Adventure: Exploring Afghanistan's Heartland & Local Culture | Carrie Patsalis
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I never thought Afghaninstan is a place to visit but now I change my mind my trip is Afghanistan
Thanks for this beautiful feeling.
@@ranahabiburrehman2262don't look up the journalistic repression
If your are from. Pakistan or iran please dont come to our country
Afghanistan now is a peaceful country but the media don't show such fact to the world.
@@Shafiq666mkd no they do. Today actually I saw that the Taliban won't recognize the female athletes in Paris
I love Afghanistan love from 🇧🇩🇧🇩 Bangladesh
Thank you brother you’re so kind I appreciate you. We love Bangladesh 🇧🇩 as well
As a bangli, shut up terrorist controls that country
I am really happy to see that they live with dignity and uphold moral values There is no immorality in Afghanistan All Muslim countries should learn from them ❤🥰
Lolz Sht up bacha bazo😂
@@malang5958
Bacha bazi got eradicated by the Talibans.
Women walking in the street Is not "immoral". Your dirty laws are immoral. Allah won t bless you. He said "anyone Who harms a woman makes an action God does not like". You are NOT good muslims
Are you stupid
You can't seriously be that stupid
Kandahar people are very welcoming and hospitable. Welcome ❤️❤️
Not really
Napak army muradabad
@@Aj-qo9sr They are
خدا نزنه توره😅😅
From Kandahar this is a big lie we lived with all our life, it’s a fake show off not near the truth
I am a Pakistani Pashtun and I am very happy that you are showing such positive things about Afghanistan to the world. The Western world does not want it at all and they have always shown it badly, surely Afghanistan will be a progressive and peaceful country under this government. Insha'Allah 🇵🇰❤️🇦🇫🏳️
Pakistan due to Durrand line disputed territory, has destroyed Afghanistan and it's image.
No one wants Afghanistan to do poorly. Afghanistan is master of it's own destiny, the way it looks is a function of how it is.
@paulsetti9484
Everyone wants Afghanistan 🇦🇫 to do poorly, if this wasn't the case then why an old ancient country is the most least developed country, compare to its neighbours such as Iran Tajikistan Uzbekistan even a 74 years old artificial state of Pakistan is advance then Afghanistan
Afghanistan has so much history & culture it’s lovely you are showing some to the world . The conservative nature of the land is due to centuries of invasions , which often included abducting & abuse of local women by foreign invaders. Even Alexander the Great couldn’t defeat the local resistance so married a local Afghan girl . If Afghanistan is left alone it will become one of the most successful nations .
You’re one of the best vloggers ever, the main reason is your authenticity, welcome to my country 🇦🇫 and I hope you keep coming. Much love ❤❤
Ahluka dah bahroge nhu dah
Welcome to Afghanistan ❤
You lucky girl!Enjoy my beloved Afghanistan .Greetings fro Holland !
You videos is very amazing we will anticipate millions subscribers from somalia 🇸🇴
أنتي محضوضه لقد سبقتيني بزيارتها
إنني مازلت أتطلع لزيارة أرض الأحرار
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I am your sister from Yemen, and by Allah I only spoke out of hunger and distress. My mother, my brothers, and I lessons and tears. We are in a situation that only God knows about. God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs for those who brought us to this situation. By Allah Almighty, I did not write this appeal out of distress and distress. Poverty, O world, they have felt it So, I hope for you. By Allah Almighty, Lord of the Great Throne, he ate what I had in the house. By Allah, my brothers, he is my brothers by sitting in the house. Who has no food? By God, we are in a very difficult situation. We have 6 people entering the house, and my father has died, and there is no one who can depend on us and who lives in it.We live in a rented house because we cannot pay the rent we owe. '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''' My brother, my first words are: I swear to God that I will not lie to you or deceive you. I am a Yemeni girl displaced from the war. My family and I live in a rented house in Al-Shahrab 20,000 Yemenis among us, and now we owe 60,000 for 3 months. The owner of the house is one of the people who does not have mercy, by God, my brother. He comes every day, insulting us, talking about us, and moving from the house to the street because we were unable to pay him the rent. The neighbors saw us crying and came back.They came back to talk to the neighbors and we were given the weekend. So we made him swear by God. He will take us out into the street. Have mercy on him and us. Our country is due to this war and we do not find food for our day, and my brothers and I live in a difficult life. Our father died, may God have mercy on him, and we have no one in this world who was with us in these harsh circumstances. My younger brothers went out into the street and saw...The neighbors eat and stand at their door in order to give them bread even if they break it. By God, to whom belongs the dominion of the heavens and the earth, they closed the door and expelled them and came back crying. They are dying of hunger. No one has mercy on them and a holiday is returned. I have made a living, and now if one of us helps us with a kilo of flour, I swear to God, I am dying of hunger. My brother, I am an alien to God. Then, I ask you to help me for the sake of God. I ask you, by God, to love goodness and to help me, even if you can, by messaging me on WhatsApp.On this number 00967716649494 and ask for the name of my card and send it and do not be late and may God reward you with all the best, my brothers Sagar, see how they are and help us and save us before they throw us out in the street, you will be lost or we will die of hunger. My family and I ask you, by God, if you are able to help us, do not be late and may God reward you well..`/--~«««~-♡~♡~♡~~•~•~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡~♡♡♡~~: ~:~¡~¡~¡~;I.i.i.i.i.i. i.I.|-.........،،،،،،،،،،،،.......;/_√^•|^|^°||°|^^•😢😢😢•_•___•^||^
Wow… what an amazing episode… your breaking all the negative views that shown in some media’s about Afghanistan… thanks for sharing this wonderful episode.. waiting to see more from you about this beautiful country.. keep up your great work ❤❤❤
I will go to Afghanistan, I always wanted to go. People seem so friendly . Beautiful country and they've been so brave.
Thank you so much Carrie God bless you ❤❤
10:53 this person is who Kandahar airport is named after ''Ahmad Shah Baba" while the Red uniform royal european like portrait next to it is Ghazi Amanullah Khan who started Afghanistans war of independence.
Assalamualaikum everyone 🤝 love ❤ from India ❤️ and I am a bangoli boy
Carrie Patsalis
Stay Blessed Stay Safe 🙏🙏
❤ From India 🇮🇳..I have been watching your blog ❤❤❤
Welcome to Kandahar Afghanistan
Ohh I really miss my Kandahar it’s just amazing ur showing the positive to the world ❤thank u
My pleasure 😊
Loved this one ❤
I Love your videos they are very interesting ❤
Thank you very much for showing my country. I’ve been away from that country for the last 45 years. I seen every trip of you. What a lovely person you are. I wish you have a great time.
You and others most welcome to Afghanistan ✌✌
In Afghan culture, the concept of segregating men and women is not merely rooted in the belief that men are unable to control themselves, necessitating women's protection or separate spaces for families. Instead, a fundamental value placed on privacy lies at the heart of this practice. Privacy is highly esteemed, offering families the opportunity to enjoy their meals without the intrusion of others. This cultural emphasis underscores the importance of safeguarding the honor and reputation of the family above all else.
Central to Afghan societal norms is the notion that maintaining familial respectability requires strict boundaries between genders. These boundaries serve as a means to preserve the integrity of the community and uphold traditional values. By limiting interactions between men and women, Afghan communities aim to reinforce social cohesion and stability. These practices are deeply ingrained in Afghan social fabric, playing a crucial role in shaping community dynamics and maintaining a sense of collective identity.
Furthermore, the practice of maintaining distinct roles and behaviors for men and women in Afghan culture is not merely a matter of segregation but a reflection of broader cultural values. These values emphasize the importance of upholding familial honor and ensuring that interactions within the community adhere to established norms. By adhering to these principles, Afghan communities strive to foster a cohesive social environment where respect and integrity are paramount, ensuring the continuity of their cultural heritage for generations to come.
I understand that view isn’t shared by all afghans though. It’s generally for one group within Afghanistan having now been and spoken to many people. It needs to be about choice and respect for multi-indigenous groups. Imagine if in the uk we only enforced one rule based on one group 🫣
@@carriepatsalis -There is a common misunderstanding that Afghans believe men cannot control themselves, and therefore they segregate or restrict their women.
Segregation is viewed as a way to create a comfortable social environment where both men and women can freely interact without concerns about modesty or unwanted advances. For example, a woman breastfeeding her child may feel more at ease in a setting where she is surrounded only by other women, eliminating any potential discomfort of being stared at by men. This separation can foster a supportive atmosphere where women feel respected and understood in their maternal roles, without the distraction or unease that integrated spaces might bring. In addition, segregation is seen as a way to honor and respect women, protecting them from potential harm or uncomfortable situations that could arise in mixed-gender environments.
Historical practices and societal norms have also contributed to the adoption of gender-segregated spaces in various aspects of life, including social gatherings. These norms often stem from cultural beliefs regarding propriety and social order, where maintaining distinct spaces for men and women is seen as preserving traditions and upholding values of modesty and respect. In many cultures, such segregation is deeply ingrained and serves to delineate roles and behaviors deemed appropriate for each gender within specific social contexts. This historical context underscores the complexity of segregation, reflecting a blend of practical considerations and cultural significance that continues to influence contemporary social dynamics.
@@AhmadAli-ez8db You explained it so eloquently bro. I commend and applaud the level of your intelligence. I don't think her mind would be able to grasp the idea you are trying to explain. Most westerners see things in a very simplistic manner. They are often so insensitive and think of their cultural values to be superior.
While I loath the current regime in Afghanistan who are preventing women from getting education and are putting other restrictions on them, I can fully understand that separate spaces for families is not because men cannot control themselves. Even suggesting that idea is so offensive and full of prejudice. She is surrounded by men; so doesn't she ponder for a moment and ask herself why aren't those men losing control on seeing her and talking to her.
Separate spaces for family is all about privacy.
@@WordsofHonesty Don't you guys read what she wrote? Not everybody wants this kind of thinking and lifestyle. That's the Afghan Pashtun culture, not the culture of Tajiks, Hazara and rest...
@AK-nj8gd tajiks have tajikistan, uzbeks have uzbekistan and hazaras have mongolia, they are always free to leave and practice their culture there if they dont like the pashtun culture which is afghan culture.
Thanks for visiting my province
Kandahar is the heart of Afghanistan for the last 270 years
Peoples of Kandhar roled Afghanistan .
This country will grow bigger and bigger.. lovely freedom country ❤
Ariana among other Asian airliners like Pakistan International were glorious in the 60s and 70s. Be thankful for Kam Air I guess
Beautiful video. Love your videos about Afghanistan. Thank you🌹❤️
insightful!
Love to see lots of UA-camrs visiting Afghanistan as a travel destinations. And here brave lady went there on a solo trip.. Hats off to the lady for her courage
Thank you 🙏
You show the good image of afghanistan thanks for visiting love from khyber pakhtun khwa❤❤
My pleasure! 👋 kpk 😍
I can't praise you enough I am always eager to watch your videos thank you very much you make great videos keep up the good work
Thank you very much!
Dear Carrie, I've just seen your channel and videos and to be honest I loved your mindset and being open to other cultures. You're doing a great job love ya, cheers from Turkiye
Many thanks for your lovely comment 🥰
Very nice place to visit with family
Looking you beautiful and beautiful place thanks for uploading the videos ❤❤❤❤
Some airplane don't turn on the air conditioner until they're ready for take-off.
Big thank to you my dear carrie
Love your videos 🔥 🔥 you deserve a million subs 💯
You’re one of the best n my fav vloggers. ❤
Wow, thank you!
Great information and great content
Glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Welcome to my country 🇦🇫
You have a great sense of humor.
Wow the food looked absolutely amazing! Btw Carrie you stayed at a great hotel in the most modern part of Afghanistan not just Kandahar. Hope you enjoyed your entire stay in an ever-developing Afghanistan!
I would also love you to come to the east of Afghanistan and see this part of the country too. The east is where I live currently!
happy to see and sad to heared about kandahar
11:55,i think it's language problem, they couldn't explain in English,.. actually it's for modesty purposes,, islam is big on modesty for both genders, and preserving the family
God Bless you for making such videos. Breaking the cold shoulder in a good academic human manner.
You’re so brave ❤
Very interesting! Cool to see
Thank you 🙏
The Airline is saving energy by not turning on the Air Conditioner when on the ground.
خوشاومدیبهافغانستانخاهرم❤❤❤🇦🇫❤🇬🇧🌷
Love form London ❤
❤❤❤ Video. I really missed my City in this Video. I hope, you enjoyed and had a good time in Kandahar.
مننه❤❤❤
Mrs Carrie patsalis❤️💐
Epic video. Thanks for sharing your experience. May Allah bless you ❤
Good luck 🍀 with your travel journey
Thank you! 😃
So beautiful Khandahar
I am from kandhar Afghanistan
Thank you Carrie for visiting and showing the world the real image of our beautiful country and people - not the false image that is shown many years by the hypocritical media.❤
By the way your Pashto sound nice😁
It’s been a pleasure to discover.. and thanks for the compliment 😍
Lots of love from kpk 🇵🇰👍
Hope you enjoyed visiting my country. we always welcome tourists, and thank you for making beautiful videos of my country. and I am sorry on behalf of Ariana Airlines 🫣😉
Hello Carrie welcome to Kandahar my hometown the place i was born. Thank you for your visit. May God bless you and Afghanistan. Zulmay Afghan. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wish you a good time in Afghanistan❤️👍✋
Welcome to 'The Magic Roundabout' episode of the series....😊
Nice sister . GOD BLESS YOU
Love Afghanistan from Bangladesh..❤️🇧🇩
👋 🇧🇩
Seeing the black scarf on your head, it seems that you belong to the local Kandahari village.
I love ❤️ Afghanistan and Afghans ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Your velog is the best
Love ❤from Afghanistan
Very nice journey to Afghanistan ❤❤❤ lovely welcome to Afghanistan more and more time
Love your content greeting from Mexico 🇲🇽
Thanks ☺️
Thanks for visiting of my homeland.
It was a pleasure 🥰
A new subscriber here. Your videos are interesting.
As a woman who is part Afghani, but has never visited Afghanistan solo, I am planning a trip very soon, as I'm totally intrigued & captivated by this country.
I have long loved Afghanistan & my love goes way back, even prior to you tube, etc;. I visited with my parents many moons ago & had great experiences. I'm yearning to get back there & to meet with all of my peoples/genetic relatives.
Like many I've spoken to have said, I've always found the local men & women to be so very welcoming, kind & hospitable & to be so very beautiful looking (their faces, hair & eyes).
I think they look so attractive from head to toe in their traditional attire, especially when the many pretty Afghan faces, are framed with colourful or black head scarves/dress.
The many ethnic groups from North, South, East & West are all so interesting & so physically beautiful in their own ways.
Their hearts are warm & their deeds are pure gold.
Here's sending my love & best wishes to the amazing, strong, resilient & very beautiful peoples of AFGHANISTAN.❤🙏
That’s a beautiful comment and I agree with everything! I am excited for you and hope you have as lovely a trip as I did 🥰
Grt video❤❤❤❤❤❤❤love ur wrk
Love ❤
Welcome to my dear City of Kandahar. If you knew, how did it look before the Taliban took power. It was full of foreign soldiers. For me there was no feeling like kandahar. You are an honest and brave woman. Good luck with your UA-cam channel.❤❤😊😊
Welcome to Afghanistan I hope you have a wonderful trip and enjoy it.
Damn... you're the bravest woman I've ever watched on youtube!
Что в этом смелого?!
There is no doubt that the people of Afghanistan are hospitable, they consider anyone who visits their country as their guest and they treat them very kindly and even many of them take foreign tourists to their homes and treat them like a guest. Dear, they welcome them, but I mean the overwhelming majority of the people of Afghanistan, and there may be a very small number of bad people in Afghanistan, just like anywhere in the world, who want to abuse foreigners or deceive them and take their money. They steal, this is a natural thing, but the story of the Taliban is different. They are really a violent, fanatical, ethnic, and criminal group, and the reason they behave well with foreign tourists is because they need to be recognized by the countries of the world. They try to behave well with foreign tourists in order to show a good and beautiful face of themselves to the world, but their behavior with the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, and especially the Hazaras, is very bad and violent and discriminatory, and the people also because of the environment The repression and terror created by the Taliban cannot tell the truth to foreign tourists because they are afraid of the Taliban's punishment and revenge, and the Taliban have committed and continue to commit many crimes, oppression, and discrimination against the Hazara people, such as genocides. killings and usurping the areas and lands of their villages in different provinces and regions of Afghanistan, as well as destroying their houses on various pretexts, such as non-standard or usurped or state ownership of their lands, as well as destroying and destroying the crops and products of the Hazara people by The Pashtun nomads who, with the support of the Taliban, sent their large herds of goats, sheep and camels to the Hazara areas in order to graze and destroy the Hazaras, which is the result of their one-year hard work, under the pretext of grazing their flocks in the mountains and plains, as well as the coercion of the Taliban. A lot of money by Taliban continues from Hazaras under different pretexts, as well as harassing Hazaras under the pretext of having or hiding weapons and taking money and extorting money from them under the same pretext. are doing that it is impossible to really say or write all those atrocities, crimes and discriminations in this ambush and in this short text, and also these oppressions against the Tajik and Wazik ethnic groups continue by the Taliban, who themselves are (99) percent Pashtuns. The end with a smaller scale is milder and the oppression and discrimination against the Hazaras is more severe because they are not only ethnically but also religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shiite religion.
@@user-re4ek8yl8u There is no doubt that the people of Afghanistan are hospitable, they consider anyone who visits their country as their guest and they treat them very kindly and even many of them take foreign tourists to their homes and treat them like a guest. Dear, they welcome them, but I mean the overwhelming majority of the people of Afghanistan, and there may be a very small number of bad people in Afghanistan, just like anywhere in the world, who want to abuse foreigners or deceive them and take their money. They steal, this is a natural thing, but the story of the Taliban is different. They are really a violent, fanatical, ethnic, and criminal group, and the reason they behave well with foreign tourists is because they need to be recognized by the countries of the world. They try to behave well with foreign tourists in order to show a good and beautiful face of themselves to the world, but their behavior with the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, and especially the Hazaras, is very bad and violent and discriminatory, and the people also because of the environment The repression and terror created by the Taliban cannot tell the truth to foreign tourists because they are afraid of the Taliban's punishment and revenge, and the Taliban have committed and continue to commit many crimes, oppression, and discrimination against the Hazara people, such as genocides. killings and usurping the areas and lands of their villages in different provinces and regions of Afghanistan, as well as destroying their houses on various pretexts, such as non-standard or usurped or state ownership of their lands, as well as destroying and destroying the crops and products of the Hazara people by The Pashtun nomads who, with the support of the Taliban, sent their large herds of goats, sheep and camels to the Hazara areas in order to graze and destroy the Hazaras, which is the result of their one-year hard work, under the pretext of grazing their flocks in the mountains and plains, as well as the coercion of the Taliban. A lot of money by Taliban continues from Hazaras under different pretexts, as well as harassing Hazaras under the pretext of having or hiding weapons and taking money and extorting money from them under the same pretext. are doing that it is impossible to really say or write all those atrocities, crimes and discriminations in this ambush and in this short text, and also these oppressions against the Tajik and Wazik ethnic groups continue by the Taliban, who themselves are (99) percent Pashtuns. The end with a smaller scale is milder and the oppression and discrimination against the Hazaras is more severe because they are not only ethnically but also religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shiite religion.
you don't need to be brave to chill in Afghanistan. it's literally one of the safest places on earth, after the Taliban became the government
@@user-re4ek8yl8uAbsolutely nothing.
Thank you for visiting a fun country our country will be beautiful in the future love from America and I am afghani Pashto ✌️✌️✌️🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫
Yet another descriptive video from the popular utube vlogger. Your videos are very much looked forward to and you make it a point to ensure that your audience is well catered to. Keep up the good work Carrie.
I like your videos 😂❤
I wish you a nice stay in Kandahar ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😀
Like allways very good video. Can you please drop prises on the video, like for example on how much costs the flight, hotel etc. So people might have an idea and calculate their trips there. I didnt knew i will fall in love with this place though your videos..
I will try.. the difficulty is that I paid for the whole tour which included flights in one go so it’s hard to break it down but I will try moving forwards.. glad you enjoyed it 😍
The chai and candy part was very funny 😂😂❤❤
around the world most government*s say afgahanistan is the most dangerous country to visit, but how i see you enjoying good there, watching you from Ethiopia
I really want to visit Ethiopia 🇪🇹🙌
@@carriepatsalis thank you your are welcome carrie🙏
Welcome to Afghanistan
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Awesome ❤series and love your content ❤❤❤
Welcome to my hometown
Surprised to see modern facilities in this most conservative part of Afghanistan. The painting of man in turban is Ahmad Shah Durrani the founder of Afghanistan. As a Barakzai tribe, I am also a part of the grand Durrani confederation of tribe. See Durrani Empire. We started as the cavalry unit of Persian-Central Asia King Nadir Shah.
In the art gallery the man next to Ahmad Shah Baba is King Amanullah of Barakzai Dynasty he was one of my parents relative of sub-Barakzai clan called Muhammadzai the ruling clan of Barakzai tribe. That is all history lesson for now. 😊
Hi Miss! Very nice show. I was born in this ciy. People start living here 50 000 years ago.
Oh wow! 😍
Very nice
Nice❤❤
Afgans prefer modesty over modernity
Her British Accent is very lovely...😃
So nice of you to cover your head 🎉🎉🎉
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