I've never been to Tunisia but it looks beautiful! That medina must've been so gorgeous to see in real life! Those doors are immaculately decorated and maintained! Thanks for letting us know about the food; that's definitely something I'm going to tuck away haha Travel safe, my friends! Looking forward to the next vlog!
@@hamzaouimohamedhamzaouimoh6013 Tunisians have a great level in English, We are multilingual and most of the new generation prefers English as the second language.
You mean kayrawen my home town . Welcome and there is much left to enjoy here. It is mostly known for the gorgeous calm and its walls always tell a story . The pure and genuine light of colours is our nature bless . Kindness and warm-hearted inhabitants must attact every visitor . Food specially sweets ( they called it Donuts 😁 but we call it makrudh ❤ is a must to taste . A Tour in kayrawen adds beauty to your memory . 🇹🇳
Kerouane is not really a touristy city except for the okba mosque, great to see that you have made it there! As a Tunisian, now I want to go and visit myself :)
tunisia is awesome. your country is not like other Arab countries. both history and modernity are fascinating. Arabs have a lot to learn from you. your country fascinates me. one day I will come from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿♥️🇹🇳
Thanks guys for visiting my country. Just to mention the names of the first 2 kind of food you had: the rectangle sweet is called "Makroud" it's originated from Kairouan. The bread is called M'lawee, made with only wheat and water. Glad that you enjoyed your journey 🇹🇳❤️
It is always so nice to watch you arrive in a new destination... Light; funny and intensive. You guys have a joy for living... Congratulations! Great video! Looking forward to seeing destination number 100!!! Nearly there..
Been watching your travels since you visited Ireland 🇮🇪 Well done on getting so close to country 100 and making such great videos along the way! Take care ☺
Hey Boys - so nearly there at your centenary of countries. I love Tunisia,I've done 5/6 trips ,it's just beautiful as you're showing and the Roman ruins & other ancient sites are spectacular. I'm hoping you might be showing/seeing some yourselves? Wish that wonderful resort had been there in my day,but,there were some lovely places to stay. On the last trip was on a boat trip that started in Alexandria and finished in Gibraltar, so saw the country from the coast. Thank you so much for shortlisting me for a prize,but,I'm not very tech & watch you simply for the pleasure of your "company" around the World. Also I find it insane to see how much the places I visited when I was your age have changed and on the note of change ,compliments on both your crisp new haircuts,very handsome. As ever looking forward to your next video;safe journeys &very best wishes to you&yours💥👊👏👏👏❤💯👋💙💙⭐'s💯✌
Watch out for those "you've won a prize" comments. They're from spam bots and not real! RU-vid is filled with them sadly. Thanks for your comment as always🙏
Hello guys! you are amazing 🌹🌹! Nice video, I love it ❤.. I am happy that you finally visited my country Tunisia.. I recommand for you to visit Bizerte ❤.. It is the city in the top North of Tunisia..It is so beautiful and near to the sea.. !! I recommand for you many delicious plates and sweets that I will note them like they are pronouced in Arabic just to make it easy for you to ask about them, but I will write them in English of course): - Kasskrout Lablabi (sandwich very delicious) - trillia fish (red small fish grilled soooo delicious) - slata mchwiya (grilled salad) - millefeuilles chez Zallez ( it is a kind of dessert or sweet named (1000 paper translation) in the coffe named ZALLEZ) - makloub (kind of sandwich) -couscous ( traditional Tunisian food) -tradional breakfeast in a restaurant called CROCK'IN situated in CORNICHE city next to the beach) - and olive and olive oil..it is the best.. - You have to visit the old medina -and the old port.. 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Wow you guys this is amazing! I am a Tunisian living in Spain and i love the way you’re showing Tunisia!! I hope you have a good experience ❤️ Ps: be very careful while driving we tend to be crazy drivers sometimes lol 🙏
Just was the recommended the vlog. I hope you enjoyed your stay in Tunisia 😊 and that it went without problems (still didn't watch the other parts 🤞 I'm a Tunisian, I worked in kairouan for at least a year and never heard anyone here nor elsewhere say that it is the 4th holiest city in Islam (not to mention the 7 Hajjs equal a Hajj in Mecca) and this is the second time I hear it from RU-vid. So I'm curious about the sources here. From what I've heard on RU-vid too (most reliable source of everything), a couple cities claim that "title" too around the world. As for Kairouan, it could be related to Sufism though, Sufis are known to do pilgrimage-like trips during Mawlid.
To everyone who is planning to visit tunisa : you are very welcomed here and be sure that you will never feel as a strange because our people are very friendly you will feel like you are in your home , it's true that tunisia is a small country but its is oeace of heaven it contains all the natural views desert , forest , sea ....
Im a muslim and I never heard that Kairouan is a holy city in Islam : I only know 3 cities Mekka , Medina and Jerusalem and maybe if you are shiaa Karbalaa in Irak , but I love your videos guys .
It is not a holy city But its connection is deep and influential in the Islamic civilization, as it was founded by Uqba bin Nafeh, and it was the first Islamic civilized city in the countries of the Arab Maghreb, and from it the scholars launched, as well as the conquests of Europe. Thus, its history is so great that we in Kuwait also have a region and a school called Kairouan, an acknowledgment of the history of that city
Hello from Southern California! I have found your channel a few months ago when I was looking into going to Lithuania and Latvia. Just like you guys I have a goal to complete visiting 100 countries. I have been a traveler since you both are still babies but I didin't make this "100 Country mission" until the beginning of 2022. Initially my deadline was to be done on my 50th birthday in May next year but the rate I am going I had to push it back a few months more. I have been very keen to follow your adventures to get ideas on planning my trips. So far you guys are covering most of the countries on my list and have even given me other countries to consider. I started out at #60 early this year and so far visited 21 countries up to date (but only 19 was considered new addition) so I am at #79. Interesting enough, Tunisia popped up on your channel and I was just there early this month! So cool to see the same places we saw now I am viewing it through your latest video! I really enjoy the content of your videos. You guys are funny, informative, adventurous and open minded. Keep up the great work and hope someday we cross paths in one of our travels. I do, btw, have relatives who live in Gothenburg :-). I have been once a long time ago and hope I get to revisit after I finish my 100th country.
Thank you and no doubt you guys will conquer your goal very soon and I wonder what the 100th country will be? ... maybe it already happened! Congratulations in advance!
you're always welcome in Tunisia ❤ I just wanted to mention that in min 3:36 this is called "Makroudh" and it's a very known pastry in Kairouan / min 3:47 this is called "mlawi" it's really good we usually eat it like a sandwich with harissa cheese eggs and thon inside. I recommend you to visit Tunisia during the summer so that you enjoy its sandy beaches of Bizerte and sahel of tunisia
Hey fellas, thanks for a cool video. A little bit of a correction/heads up: Kairouane is not a holy city in Islam. It is just a city with a VERY rich history and islamic heritage but it does not carry religious weight (meaning that there is no pilgrimage towards it). Kairouane just so happened to be a center from which islam propagated towards the region and it has a lot of landmarks indicating that. Just a small correction to keep in mind, but cool video
hi welcome in tunisia its my first time watching your channel i love this video you need to visit ain draham and bni mtir in the north of tunisia this time of the year they are so beautiful
A little fun fact: The famous scene of Indiana Jones facing the swordsman wearing black in "Raiders of the Lost Ark: Cairo's hassle" was actually shot in that same Medina of Kairouan!
The food shown in 3:34 is a Kairaounian desert named Makroudh and it's a glazed fried dough stuffed with ground date , the flat bread in 3:48 is called Malewi and it's so famous in all of Tunisia and it's the most popular fast food there you can find it everywhere sold as a 'sandwitch' with Harisa ofc and other things in it , in 4:31 it's actually 10 of those 100 Milims that make one Dinnar , the music played in 6:02 is not the Tunisian at all , you won't find someone here who listens to that because it's more of a middle eastern / Khaliji music it's shame because with all of the ressources the internet brings you could have done a better job to find out what really represents a certain culture or country , in 13:02 it's a salad called 'Salata mechwiya' made with grilled peper and garlic and yes us Tunisians are known for our spicy food in the Arab world
Waiting with abated breath your next installment. Have you seen Djerba and Chartage? Highly recommended. Well done guys. I'll be in Gothenburg and Uppsala next week so don't get too dark now! Haha. Love and Kisses from NYC....
I keep practicing my personal assistant "Jeeves" skills whilst I patiently await my interview with you boys......erm.....My Lords. These adventures are simply too wonderful for you to have the burden of partaking alone but at least we have the videos to help us make it thru.
Haha! I loved the part where the door was hard to open 😅 Btw the sweets you ate are called Makroudh and for Tunisian when you say Makroudh, you think of Kairouan! ❤️( Btw Oskar you are saying it right Kairaouan haha) and the bread you ate is called Malawi and one of our famous street food is Malawi but filled with yummy ingredients.! Have fun ❤
12:51 is another authentic Tunisian dish called slata mechouia, it's a grilled pepper dish with onions, I could eat a whole plate of it, it's usually less spicy than Harissa because the peppers in it are more mild, though you can spice it up if you want, usually mild though.
