Algeria Doesn't Feel Like Africa! First Day As Tourist.
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- čas přidán 5. 06. 2024
- Am I in Africa? It sure doesn't feel like it! Come with me to get a first taste of this unique country in their capital city of Algiers...you'll think you're in Eastern Europe :)
LIKE FROM AMSTERDAM TO ALGERIA ❤✌
Hi there 👐
Appreciate brother
Are u serious ?@@leonKennedy0023
Ik houd Amsterdam. Lol
Haha ik ook. Algerije is erg mooi zo te zien. Het lijkt beetje op Spanje.
The strange experience at the airport is exactly what us experience at your airports, no hard feelings, enjoy your trip
I second this, I am an Algerian British, when I went to the US with my British passport I experienced a similar situation as you.
In fact in usa airport they let you take off your shoes and belt and sometimes underwear ,
usa is not a safe country , guns everywhere and people can shoot you for nothing
Good saying bro , 👏
You're right and I can't agree more! Maybe she was expecting a red carpet welcoming! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Customs officers are all the same all around the world!
Haha i wrote almost the same thing a few seconds ago. These westerners must realise the bad bad song of master and slaves is "been" !
Don't worry we also as Algerians experience the Same thing in your airports so it's normal ,I hope you enjoyed and welcome 🤗🇩🇿
Wait, we do ?
no we don't haha.
Welcome to Algeria, I’m Algerian that lives in Boston and I’m currently in Algeria as well. I’m sure you’ll enjoy this experience and discover one of the most genuine and warm welcoming places. Don’t hesitate to communicate with locals, people are super nice out there
Hi.
You are BROWN in United States, make sure about this.
وعلاش مين تشوفوا ولاد بلادكم في الماريكان تبدلوا الطريق يا الشكّامة؟؟!!
They be lacking in English tho
@@HoliGallistur1023 mostly because the second language of the country has been french for the past 62 years after the french colonisation ended but still newer generations are more into english and people are learning
@@fadilaarbi7336 you don't have to break it down for me, as an Algerian i know that pretty well
I really want to go to Algeria, but I don't know how difficult the procedure is. Someone I know who lives in Algeria told me that this process is difficult. I'm still wishing to be with him in the future. 🥺 Inshallah ☝️
Btw, I'm from Philippines.
A warm hello to our brothers and sisters in Algeria 🇩🇿♥️
You might have to try a few times...but it is worth it! I loved it here and I hope more people go visit!
The easiest way is that he send you a paper called ( invitation) but you can also contact a travel agency in Algeria and they take care of the hotel reservation and invitation .
they offering now 'visa on arrival' for tourists, but in some conditions, u gotta book your trip with a travel agency, and you need to include atleast one destination to the south of algeria (desert)
currently this is the easiest way to get the algerian visa
good luck and welcome.
In the past was difficult but now with the new law it become more easy and The easiest way is calling an Algerian tourism and travel agency to visit the Algerian 🇩🇿 desert 🏜️ and other places as your choice ,they will help you and it will make the visa processe more east
I think you can get a visa as soon as you arrive at Algiers' airport!
ALGERIA IS A GREAT COUNTRY LOVE FROM MOROCCO
same for morocco .
La7ass lkappa
Hhhhhhh fi balk kaml nass mradh kifk@@atlasonline
Sahit ❤
We love you too, don't listen to haters, true we hate your king and government like we despise all arab rulers including ours but the people are another story, we love all the muslim brothers and sisters all around the world
As Algerian we do experience exactly the same in USA
Welcome to Algeria
Too much love from Algeria 🇩🇿
To all your followers.
You're welcome.
The reason why Algeria is not welcoming to tourists is that the people fear that tourists will spoil the traditional traditions, because tourists love parties, nudity, and alcohol in public. Therefore, the Algerian people are conservative, anxious and fearful for the future of their children.
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That building is called (the Martyr’s Shrine)
مقام الشهيد (makam al shahid )
and it commemorates the martyrs of the glorious liberation revolution
I was hoping that you would accompany someone to explain and tell you the history of the city and other cities, their landmarks, our customs and our traditions
The Martyr's memorial not shrine
i wouldn't call it a shrine.
Algeria has some France vibes in it's cities
It has many unforgettable landmarks
It's one of the most beautiful countries in Africa
The reason you were treated like that is because Algeria is big on anything reciprocal
Meaning the way Algerians are treated upon arrival to the US Americans must go through a very similar experience!
That makes sense! It's too bad that we have to treat each other that way. Thanks for sharing!
True
True
@@megseverywhere true , but to be clear , we didn't start it , and we apply the principle of "reciprocity" that's all !
@@megseverywhere No we aren't reciprocal enough with you, we don't have an opensky prison for Americans like the one you have in Guantanamo for Muslims, so stop oinking!
The monument that you visited I believe pays homage to the millions of Algerian Martyrs killed by the French during the war for independence 1954-1962. France has committed horrors, real crimes against humanity: Torture, deportations, land dispossession, mass assassinations... In 132 years of colonization, France has caused more than 11 million Algerian deaths. I learned that the French deported thousands of Algerians to the penal colonies in New Caledonia and Guyana. Sometimes, during the 6 months of sea voyages, the French threw their bodies at sea. The Algerian survivors arrived in these distant islands in abominable conditions. They were taken from their land and then sent to the other side of the world simply because France wanted to isolate any form of uprising. It was the Algerians who populated and built these islands. I have seen documentaries with descendants of these Algerian deportees living on these islands. The Algerians are a people who have suffered a lot.
For the record, when President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was Governor, he supported the Algerians' fight for their independence. Then, when he became President, JFK and the First Lady received Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella at the White House. If you search on CZcams you will find videos of JFK making a speech to congratulate the Algerians for their independence, as well as TV reports of Ben Bella's arrival at the White House. JFK was a fervent supporter and defender of the Algerian cause. The United States was the first country to recognize Algeria, along with China and Russia.
Algeria was also, for 15 years, the world center of struggles against colonialism and racism. It was the Algerians who supported and helped Nelson Mandela (a stadium and a street are named after him in Algeria). They also welcomed and supported the leaders of the Black Panther movement who fought for Civil Rights. They also supported African leaders who were fighting for independence. Even today, Algeria continues to help all suffering people throughout the world. Ob never talks about it in our media and yet these people are always there to provide aid to countries experiencing a disaster. It's in the DNA of Algerians. Algiers was the Mecca of the Revolutionaries. For example, Che Guevara lived for some time in Algeria. The history of Algeria is surprising and fascinating when you take an interest in it.
👏👍thank you!!! Are Algerian? If not thank you !! If yes : I m proud of you:)
Tell me why Algerians people refuse to help Tibetan, Papuan , Iranian women , Kurdish , Pakistani Hindu/Sikh , Dinka tribe, Congolese and Yezedi ??
Un rappel oh!combien important ,surtout pour beaucoup qui ignorent tout ou veulent ignorer tout de notre histoire.
@@DearBill and?
Merci infiniment pour cette démonstration c´est le vrais l'histoire d´algerie
You are welcome, thanks for your opinion, hope you enjoyed
Because we don't have many tourists, restaurants usually serve either Western or Middle Eastern food- to get traditional food you'll have to look online for places that serve tradi or get invited to someone's place
بركا ماتعود تخرط دايرين كي زبي
Yea, most people don't eat out which is why non traditional foods are usually sold outside.
Traditional food is sold in abundance in inner cities
I love Algeria 🇩🇿 from United State
These driving babies are so cute indeed ! I often see vids of the Maqâm eshahid but didn"t know about the tiny cars around it.
Your approach is refreshing, enjoy Algeria.
If you fo to Oran, there is quality traditonial craftmanship in Khemisti street.
YEAH AM BACK TO ALGERIA AFTER MANY MANY YEARS ABD AL REALLY HAPPY PEOPLE ARE AWESOME.... ENJOY YOYR TIME ABD WELCOME TO ALGERIA ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
From Algeria 🇩🇿 welcome here!
#welcome_to_algeria 🇩🇿🤗 Algeria is one of the best tourist destination, you can find good food 🍝🧆, nice and friendly people 😊 gorgeous landscapes with nice weather and off course the rich history and tradions of each city 😊
PS: algeria is the biggest country in Africa so it's called the continent country,i recommend minimum 20 days to visit the 1/3 of it 😁
l'Algérie 💚🇩🇿❤️, un musée à ciel ouvert 🏝️🏞️🏜️🏔️
The Corsair sign doesn't signify boat immigration it's a symbol for the historical kingdom of Algiers 4:19
Enjoy your trip there is a lot to see different weather in 24 hours in just one country
Welcome to Algeria 🇩🇿 i hope you will enjoy your trip
My home town ! Missing it.! Thanks.
Welcome to Algeria, hope you enjoy your stay
You have to visit the martyrs memorial, it is very and you will understand bette Algeria
Welcome To Algeria 🇩🇿 ❤
Nice video! Thank you for sharing your experience ;)
Thank you for the great vlog ❤ I can see better , I have been looking for it your one is from far the best
Welcome to my country ❤
Welcome here Meg !
Welcome everyone to the largest country in Africa 🇩🇿✨️
I hope u enjoyed your visit love from Algeria 🇩🇿
Welcome 🙏
Hey i Just want to say welcome to my country
people here are Nice hope you have fun and explore more there is so much to see
Have a great day😉
Welcome to Algeria 🇩🇿
Thank you for visit ❤
Welcome 🤗😍😘
welcom to Algeria i hope this will be a good start for you as youtube creator
I glad more tourists and people are visiting my country by the day🟢⚪🔴🇩🇿
#Algeria #Tourism #Season2024 #Season2025
Algeria it’s amazing country 🇩🇿
Welcome to Algerian ❤
Wonderfull
VielKommen, Welcome, Marhaba, Ahlan Wa Sahlan, Azul Fellam, Soyez la bienvenue, SAYONARA, Priviet, Prego, With Love From an Algerian living in UK 🤗😌
Thank you for the video
Warmer welcome any time to our beloved country Algeria 🇩🇿 enjoy your vacation 🇩🇿✌️
Algeria is really a budget friendly destination...
Delicious food, nice people, we're not greedy and we won't try to sell you anything at any cost.
Go to Oran next time, I'll be happy to show you my city ❤
I hope you had a good time
Saudi and Chinese both are Asians africa is Continent outside media it's highly diverse and developed
hey ! that's my city ! welcome miss Meg , just relax and enjoy the views , the streets , the food and more importunately the good welcoming peoples , we have a special vibe here in Algiers not found anywhere in the world , see it for yourself , "Mrahba" !
Welcome 😊
My beloved country, in which I do not want to stay even for a minute
Good luck ❤
welcome here to Algeria 🇩🇿
This is my country and my city but I really enjoyed watching your video so well done ❤
Hi Meg! The salad you ate is not "Baba Ghanoudj". Baba ghanoudj is a middle-eastern salad which contains eggplants and Tahineh (sesame cream). The Algerian salad you ate is made of roasted eggplants + tomatoes + garlic seasoned with a vinegrette (oil + vinegar + salt). Enjoy your staying in Algeria!
Regarding customs at the airport, when we go to other countries we are treated the same way every 😂 In any case, every country wants to guarantee security and stability for its people. Welcome to Algeria. I hope you enjoy your time ❤
Great vidéo
Enjoy it . The local are fantastic ❤️🇩🇿
Welcome 🤗 to Algeria
Wonderful 👍🏻
Welcome to our country ❤
Welcome to ALGERIA 🇩🇿 ❤
The important is what we "Algerian" feel;
White Algerian has black African hearts.
Excellent comment brother
Bruh what? That's just a western narrative no one in Algeria think they're white or black we're all Algerians
Welcome to Algeria our beautiful country with very kind people
You are our guest , then enjoy 🎉
THANK YOUUUUU ❤️ and welcome here sweetie
🇩🇿 You’re welcome to Algeria. Hope you enjoyed beiig there.
بسم الله تبارك الرحمان 🌹
Welcome to Algeria ❤❤❤
Welcome❤
why does it feel like an insult when you said that Algeria Doesn't Feel Like Africa but rather like Europe 😆. Great video btw.
Eastern Europe she said
@@pinokio4090 that doesn't change my point!
Eastern Europe feels more offensive 😑😑@@boonie6
@@hussainmohamed-5952 and why is that?
Why is that an insult? Nothing wrong with europeanness. Algeria is a mediterranean country, it makes total sense.
Well come
I love it
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Welcome to Algeria 🇩🇿. I think that you should visit Oran my hometown.
Algeria is I discovered country have everything sea mountains vase disert Sahara cheapest round Mediterranean sea hope you enjoyed your stay 🇩🇿
Beautiful
You are welcome 🇩🇿😊
welcome from algeria
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Greetings from Algiers
Welcome to my country !
Welcome to Algeria, hope your trip will amazing. Try to move little east and west and why not south. For example visit mountain called chrea in blida city around 45 km in Southwest Algiers. Visit Tipaza in west of Algiers in coast around 40 km and why not cherchel 30 km more west. Take train to Oran 390 km west (sea coast) . Constantine the city of suspended bridges 430 km east (50 km from the coast) . Annaba (called bone or Hippone in old grec I think) if you can El kala extreme east coast an old metchand french comptoir. This is only the north. You can visit the interior city , high plateau means 150 to 250 km inside the country. Cities from west to east Saïda, Laghouat, Biskra. And there is more many places to visit, the medium, Sahara, the deep Sahara and the extreme south Sahara places likes taghit (west), adrar, timimoun (center), djanet ( mean heaven in old tamazigh language), of course Tamanrasset the extreme south of course by plane of organized trip cause the south is very dangerous for ignorant like Mojave desert, the nature is very extreme, you have to be in professional tour organizer, taking account, water, gazoil car, etc. Good trip that's all. May Allah protect you.
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤
welcom to algeria enjoy your day ❤❤❤❤❤
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WELCOME TO ALGERIA ❤
Welcome to Algeria, and especially my city Algiers
Great video! Since you are in north africa maybe u should visit Tunisia 🇹🇳 and Morrocco too .
Welcom ❤️🇩🇿🇩🇿👑
Love Algeria from Marocco
Welcome to Algérie and you Can also visite Béjaïa it very beautifulle city i wish best visite
Welcome ❤ peace
Welcome
Welcom To Algeria
welcome to Algérie 🇩🇿🇵🇸
It wasn't strange, they were a decoy buying time for intel agents in the immigration agency to research about your background and if u suit for just the visit or not, u know... the same way your countries treat our people, matter of fact, algerias side is better and less aggressive
Yeah because they don’t speak English. That’s why they say he he he like thy say what what what and as well the as there no tourist. Plus the are French spiking and they notice you’re accent is not British English so that’s way they say American American American 🇺🇸 I am Algerian I know my people. Plus they are happy when they see tourists as only few CZcamsr. so you very welcome to our country and I hope the best for you ❤.
Wdym Deosnt feel like Africa are we suppose to take this as a compliment or what africa it self is a beautiful contenant and Algeria is an African country
Marhaba
Thanks for sharing. Great video!loved your natural approach and how you wandered the streets of Algiers and blending in with the locals