Visiting a Bedouin Home to drink coffee, tea and eat bread inside of the tent in Jordan (بَدَوِي)
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- Visiting a Bedouin Home to drink coffee, tea and eat bread inside of the tent in Jordan (بَدَوِي,). So this morning we are doing something called the Bedouin experience which means we are visiting a village with a local Bedouin and he's just showing us around some of the things his family do. Like how they make coffee, how they take care of their goats. We're going to be showing you that. And we've been invited into this tent. Right here.
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This is the Bedouin tent. This is the men's part. Bedouin tents are divided for two parts. One for the women and one for the men. So always when there is guests this will be separate. The women will go to women part and the men will come to the men part.
Do you want to smell? Oh yeah, that's good. This will give you energy. Ooooh! Wonderful. How does it smell Audrey? Like coffee!
Bang Bang Bang.
So when I serve it for you I will give you the cup in my right hand and if you have to hold it in your right hand. And you have to be sitting. I think all of you are sitting in the right way to have coffee. If you're lying down it's not respectful to have coffee, so you have to respect the meaning of the coffee and the host. We don't give the coffee for somebody lying down. We should be sitting up.
So the Bedouin are a nomadic people. This right here is their summer home and they're just in the process of moving to the winter home which is just over there.
The winter home is more protective as it has coverage from the wind, blocked by hills and mountains.
We've also been learning a little bit about Bedouin hospitality and apparently if a stranger wanders into your home it is common for you to offer them to stay for a maximum of three nights with no questions asked and after that they will either inquire 'why are you here? Where are you going? Or you are free to leave and go your way.
I have coal on my eyes. Does it look good? It does. Beautiful.
Just stop moving. That's so funny.
This is part of our Travel in Jordan series. We're making a series of videos showcasing Jordanian culture, Jordanian arts, Jordanian foods, Jordanian religion and Jordanian people.
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All photos and video taken by Samuel Jeffery (Nomadic Samuel) and Audrey Bergner (That Backpacker).
I feel so trapped in my middle-class, suburban, American life and some days I become depressingly aware of how disconnected I am with the rest of humanity and its various cultures and daily goings-on. Watching you two explore the world through video gives me a sense of liberation and helps me cope with the depressing thoughts. Thanks for that. Maybe in another life, I will also go on adventures.
Thank you for showing our beautiful coffee culture, from the first prize winner of the Arabic coffee competition in Qatar, 2010.
this is great *_* my grandma used to live as a Bedouen in Qatar but when she moved to eastern saudi arabia after getting married her village slowly developed into a city, now some fifty years later, she's still very specific about how we make and pour the coffee (قهوة) hahaha XD i hope you had fun in Jordan, and i hope to see some modern city footage because for some reason, a lot of north americans assume all arab countries are nomads like in this video because nobody films in the (boring) big cities XD
Renoa Heartilly , thank you sharing your story! We have plenty of videos from Jordan coming out soon; hopefully showing more of the modern side of life :)
I'm a Bedouin
Obviously we have so many rules when it comes to coffee and hospitality, but I don't know any of them, all i know is if you don't want more coffee just shake the cup, or is it the other way around! That kohl looked good on you too :P I use channel though for my kohl, yours was more authentic ...
Your so bless to have visit Jordan...
+Love2TravelAway Thank you! We feel very lucky to have visited and would love to return again someday.
Aldi Hux , thank you! I'm glad our videos inspire you in that way. I hope you'll get to travel extensively, in this lifetime, if you have such a desire.
Jack Shore , indeed, I agree with you.
Amy Hagen, thank you! I'm glad you liked it :)
Excellent Video! The photography is great. Thanks!
Thanks Allan!
Perdemot , no rocks! I think a few flies though ;) It was delicious regardless.
O.k. I didn't know it before watching this, but I want a long eared goat.
Keith Dearinger , I think we want one as well!
Im half jordanian, this video was so nice :)
Maria Falvey Thank you! I wish I could send you one ;)
Wooohhooooo would someone take me there and show me the art of survival?????
That sounds like a fun idea :)
I live in Saudi Arabia and we live close to a dessert then we stay there for a few hours and days
That is cool to hear!
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos it's fun
OMG, I'd love to try that experience.
If you get a chance, can you send the complete travel packet.
Thank you.
Wow, this was really interesting.
Interesting place and culture. Hope you didn't get any rocks in the bread. LOL
What is the name of your tour guide and what tour did you go on please?
I don't get how bedouins aren't related to Indian people. Some of the facial features looked very very similar and the way of eating bread like that with something that looked like a curry looks like what they do in India. Then the dress looks similar as well. Also I don't get how all Europeans are from one race. Why aren't Arabs and Indians considered from the same race they look a lot alike and Arabia a lot of it is in Asia too. How aren't Arabs considered Asian? But man it feels like you went back in time to another place. Absolutely beautiful the scenery and everything.
ⵢⵓⵏⴻⵙ ⴷⵓⵎⵉⵍ but India isn’t near Arabian Peninsula? Btw i did my DNA ancestry test and i got 98% West Asia and 2% North Africa! I am Saudi from a well-known tribe! Btw it is in fact that Gulf Arabs are considered to have the highest inbred through cousins not to mention the importance of tribe linage and Arab customs to them! Is there some Gulf Arabs with Indian percentage in them, yes! However are ALL 200 tribes in Arabia Gulf have Indian in them nope!
+Immortal365x, thank you!
how do they make that tea?
That is a good question!
they just put tea in kettle filled with water on fire, and voila !You got your tea served.
I've spent years trying to figure that out, thank you
Lol. It's OK my friend. It's a Bedouin lifestyle, thought I am not.