🔴 *After 3 years in the making, I finally made it to Yemen.* Yemen has been at the top of my list for a long time. Spoiler alert: It definitely met and surpassed my expectations. I just started posting the photos from this mind-expanding trip on my Instagram here: instagram.com/indigo.traveller/ Thank you for watching, great to be back posting videos again. Let me know your thoughts of the video in a comment below. Cheers! Nick 🇾🇪
As a Yemeni I would really like to thank you for showing the world, how Yemen is and not what people see or listen to in the news. Changing the perspective of people towards Yemen. Thank you very much. All the support and keep doing what you are doing.
Exactly what I wanted to say thanks to him. And know I’m ready to help any journalism Willing to show the truth about this country, as Yemeni I’ll offer translation + shelter to any journalism
Just look at the potential Yemen could have. Look at the Marina with that beautiful beach which could attract thousands if not millions of tourists every year. Look at that exquisite food and welcoming people. Look at the history of Yemen. Yet, politics wants to stop all that. Stay strong yemeniti people!!
You’re making history man. You’re doing a really important thing - showing the reality and beauty of misunderstood countries and giving their people a voice for Westerners to hear. You’re humble and what you do has barely ever been done before. Your content beats TV travel shows in every way, especially the rawness. Keep it up! Respect from NZ!
اليمنيين والله من أجمل وأطيب وأكرم الشعوب بدون كلام ومعروفين أنهم أهل صدق و أمانة واليمن والله من أجمل البلاد بالعالم ولها تاريخ وحضارة جميلة وأتمني أزورها من جنوبها لشمالها وشرقها لغربها ويارب ياكريم أنك تصلح الحال في اليمن وتبعد عنهم الحروب وإن شاءالله تصير اليمن من أفضل وأجمل البلاد بالعالم 🤲🏼 .
والنعم باهل الكويت الاشقاء الرائعيين ما هي غريبه فيكم الحب والمحبة لليمن كلنا شعب واحد تحت سقف الاخوة والمحبة في الاسلام . تحياتي الحاره لك عزيزي ولاهل الكويت الاكارم .
وأنت شايفنا نحارب اليمن والا الحوثي؟ يا منحط جنودنا يموتون في الحد والصواريخ والطائرات المسيرة كل يوم ترسل على أجواء السعودية لكن الشرهة مب عليك الشرهة على اللي عطاك الجنسية
As a Yemeni, I would like to thank you for making an effort to just put things the way they are without doing what mainstream media usually do. Just like any other people Yemeni people would like to live a simple and happy life and believe me, we ourselves don't know what this war is really about. Many times I find myself googling why Yemen is in war lol
Sometimes war is a prerequisite for peace! The houthis are brave and real fighters. Those who stand against the onslaught of the cowardly fighters of the saudi coalition and their western masters
@@b.h1792 Sometimes houties go to South yemen Which they hate the houties right there and he want to capture their land to control the oil sources so yes the houties are not that good which in your mind
Thank you, Alexander, for this beautiful speech to my country, Yemen. My country, Yemen, is not as some people think. It is a country of wars and fighting, but it is a very peaceful country. But our problem with politicians is our right. If they all change, our country will enjoy real stability, and perhaps one day you will be in our country and I will visit your country to get to know each of us. with another culture.
شكرا الاكسندر علئ هذا الكلام الجميل لبلدي اليمن بلدي اليمن ليس كما يظنون البعض انه بلد حروب وقتال وانما هو بلد مسالم جدا لاكن مشكلتنا في السياسيين حقنا اذا تغيروا كلهم ستنعم بلدنا بالاستقرار الحقيقي ولربما انت في يوم من الايام في بلادنا وانا ازور بلدك لكي يتعرف كلا مننا بثقافه الاخر
It's basically a bronze age society. Letting these people into Europe or any country with a identity complex (almost every western country nowadays) spells disaster
I love the fisherman being nervous about the outcome of his interview. Hoping that he did a good enough job and didn't embarrass himself. Just proves that as different as we may seem, everyone is truly the same.
This is next level Journalism. You have literally re-invented a profession that is devouring itself with narcissism and a distaste for truth. I hope others take notes from you because this is amazing. I did notice something rather strange as I listened with Closed Captioning. All references to "War" and "Military" are blanked out in the CC. Is that a CZcams thing ? You should consider porting your work to Non Censoring sites. I hope at some point someone is smart enough to offer you a "home" as a Journalist so you can promulgate everything you do.
I have seen that issue with the CC as well. I always thought it's on purpose, because it might be, that the YT algorithm is also going through the subtitles and if they have "bad" words in them, the videos get flagged or whatever. But even without those words, there is enough context if you cannot listen to Nick :3
Hey Nick, Gerry in Fla. USA. This is the 3rd video that I have watched about Yemen and the one constant that I see amongst all the videos, are the smiles of the Yemeni People. They all want the War to end. Prayers for the People of Yemen. They are such a Strong People to exhibit joy with a smile while surely testing any mans or woman's ability to live amongst the hardships they endure...I'm curious how far the amount of money that the US has given to Ukraine for how it will help the Yemeni People and for how long? Money for Peace, Not War. Cheers Nick and the Yemeni People, Gerry
I worked with lots of Yemeni people, they're probably one of the most generous, caring, humble people I have ever met. They never eat alone, always invite people and share their meals, very hospitable people.
Indeed they are truly nice people , I have a great experience working and knowing them as colleagues in Baghdad when so many of them worked & studed at the 70s, they were very polite and of genteel characters, by the way I am no stranger to up heval of political country of war which is originally Iraq but proudly to say I am a gallant kurdish worrier
This has to be the best channel on CZcams. The quality, the content, the detail. It's so refreshing when 90% of the content on this platform is clickbait crap.
@Indigo Traveller : you're no more a simple traveller for a while now. You're a journalist. Because you inform us about places and situations we don't often see in the news (Venezuela, Lebanon, Honduras, Iran and now Yemen). Thanks and stay safe
As a yemeni man I just want to say thank you, really appreciate your work and how you show the world Yemen from inside and have normal discussions with yemenis people to hear their voice without the media stereotypes views about us Thank you ❤️
@@IndigoTraveller While suffering in depression n worse anxiety,have lost all family,then faced more tragedies,😭😭, lost home,all wealth,...all left alone...Now suffering in much worse mental state,can,t manage myself,gone much worse,Life is hell torture,Doctors say that without strong caring support,it will b a miracle to recover for an alone mentaly upset person,so will anyone support me ,adopt for few months to recover😭😭😭?
@@brokenheart1188 don't take life too serious you just have 70 80 short years to enjoy yourself before you move on the next place, just try to have some fun and make the most out of it. Also hype yourself up a bit and start good habits, I promise in time you'll enjoy life a bit more. I've been deeply depressed for a long time and I promise you it does get better but you have to change your mindset
Every country in the world is beautiful and amazing. They are all created to be wonderful. Unfortunately People especially those in power destroys every inch in worse possible way. May God heal the world🙏
You were blessed to have Kais as your guide. A clearly well educated and knowledgable man it can make all the difference when touring this magnificent country.
Guess what many men in Yemen have the same look to the reality like kais they are very smart people and now you can find many educated Yemenis so the war became more complicated unfortunately !
Of course. Its Oman’s job to do that, they are an ally of the country he comes from, so they become responsible if something happens to him, this is why they told him he shouldn’t go. Yemen is very dangerous place, there is no security and especially for foreigners or western people its extremely dangerous because you can be killed or kidnapped there for a ransom.
To be honest its kind of annoying to hear about all these CZcams, or documentary people coming deliberately to dangerous countries and then bringing problems to them as well as these idiots having ransom on their head that these westerners are strengthening these groups for them to deal with
Do you really think 1 guy with a knife can protect you against a terrorist group. I would say, do what you went there to do and get out quick before the wrong people find out you are there...
I've been to Yemen when i was a kid in 2007 and i loved it , I've mostly been to sanaa and some amazing mountains , hope the country recovers in the future the people don't deserve this at all . 🇮🇶💟🇾🇪
Welcome to Yemen, and I really appreciate you for visiting my country. I live in the capital, Sana’a, and I hope you come to visit it. We are kind and respect foreigners. We are a people who love and want peace. Please do not believe the media, as it is politicized, I wish you all the best🌷💌
as a local, is it safe for women to travel there? with a man too? i would really like to travel there one day as it seems like such a beautiful country!! would love to hear your opinion :)
@@Zoe-tg4dl hi Zoe, for women, travel is safe and easy here, and to be honest, if the youtuber 'Indigo Traveller' traveled with a woman, it would be much easier, so there is a high level of respect for women, If you plan to travel with your family, it will be better, and it should be noted that there is no military presence or inspection inside the cities, but only at the borders. I hope you will visit us soon and have a great time 😊
hi, thank you so much for your reply! i appreciate it a lot! it’s good to hear it would be safe for women to travel to, it is definitely a goal of mine to go there now. i would love to experience the real Yemen! thank you for your extra tips about the military too, you have put my mind at ease hahaha. best wishes to you!
Thank you for keeping the original Arabic dialogue in the interviews you did. Not that Kais did a bad job translating (not at all) but for Arab viewers it's a pleasure hearing what they are saying.
@@Sevisstillalive I doubt its safe for women to travel. Its not even safe for men. There are terrorist groups in the region that look for westerners to kidnap, to make money.
Extraordinary, Nick. This is absolutely compelling stuff. What I love the most is that you’ve kept your “original premise” since your first video here: speak to people and find our common humanity as well as the kindness that abounds in all places. Thank you for going to Yemen. 🙏
My father is from Yemen. He came to study in Germany and left me as proof that he was here. Never blamed him from being absent from my life, but also never really cared about this part of my heritage (I don't speak Arabic and don't have any arab friends). Thank you for this interesting watch!
@@almighty5839 go back to where ? To Yemen ? Why ? Where in Yemen should he go ? What about his life in Germany (studies, job, family - mother, grandparent, siblings, maybe stepdad. his gf or wife, maybe he has children too) ? You mean he should leave everything in Germany ? Do you think he has the address of his dad in Yemen or are you sure his dad would want to see him ? What about arabic language ?? He should learn that too before he goes ?? Help me understand your comment because to me that is nonsensical at best.
ما اسم والدك .ومن اي مكان في اليمن لعلني استطيع مساعدتك وابحث عن والدك واعطيك رقم هاتف حتى تتمكن من التواصل به ...واذا اردت القدوم الى هنا .فيمكن نخدمك بكل شيء وان حصلت على والدك واذا لم تتمكن من رؤيته فكلنا اخوتك وبيوتنا مفتوحه
ATTENTION: In the beginning of the clip, the driver is asked: "Is there anything he wants to say to the world?" The translator did not translate correctly. The man in the driver seat actually said: "The Yemeni people are being oppressed." He never said "The Yemeni people are insulted..." LOL. But I would agree with "and they live without justice." Being oppressed is, in a way, unjust and without justice.
I agree - I noticed the same. But, local guide has been doing his level best to translate and convey as much as possible. We must give me the credit he deserves. Overall, I would admire his English speaking skills and pretty impressed that there is someone locally available who is also somewhat fluent to Western style spoken English.
@@YousifAtique Agreed. I think the local guide did a great job translating for the most part. But being insulted vs being oppressed are two different matters that clearly needed clarification for the viewers to understand the severe hardship of life being experienced in Yemen.
Idk arabic myself, but i'd guess it's certain phrases and words which are difficult to translate correctly with the same meaning in english, he was a good translator alltogether though.
I guessed that's what he meant. You can't blame the translator for nor having perfect English skills, he's translating on the spot and doing a good job.
The problem Michael is that the west thrive on the east. Resources, money, and many other things. They've been doing it for more then 100 year now, it's not something new. The eastern people pay their blood for your western life style.
Every time you drive your car, remember what your gas money is doing in other parts of the world. This is a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and it's oil money (that you're paying every time you go to the pump) that's funding it.
as a yemeni, i appreciate the way you were projecting our country that has been going through so much in the past years. i dont live in yemen but this video made me feel proud about this coutry
@@alanboro im from yemen dont worry we dont kill people, we are very welcoming and u can come anytime but make sure u dont cross by terrorists territories otherwise its a beautiful country
That's funny you should say that as Argentina is 1,000 times better. As for beaches, you have Brazil. Why would you want to go to YEMEN to see dilapidated buildings, starving children, encounter terrorism and see villages falling apart. Makes no sense.
Yemen consists of two Yemens, namely South Yemen, which consists of authentic Arab tribes from which the rest of the tribes of the Arabian Peninsula were formed. South Yemen is the first Arab country to open up to the Western, European and Russian outside world. It is a country with a lot of young cadres open to the outside world. South Yemen is a qualified and valid state to be a state like the rest of the countries that respect the rights of others to life, respect international conventions and preserve international shipping lines. While North Yemen has been a state since its founding, an arbitrary state run by a Zaydi lobby that controls and dominates all levers of power and wealth. North Yemen descended the origins of his sons to the Persians and Abyssinian. North Yemen consists of gypsy tribes that do not respect the rights of others in life and only believe in the logic of wars, murder, looting and intermittent plunder. Since its inception, North Yemen has never sought to be a sovereign state. Rather, the people of North Yemen are divided into three sections as follows: one third of the northern components follow Iran, one third follow Qatar, and the other third are silent. North Yemen is simply a semi-state because its sons are not qualified either scientifically, academically, or culturally. Rather, they do not have the minimum level of basic education. This was the policy of former President Saleh and the Yemeni Congregation for Reform Party (the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen). South Yemen is like South Korea like life and respect others lives and wanna provide something for the other societies whereas North Yemen like North Korea just like to kill the lives of others and like to fight and make life a piece of hell. This is the easiest definition from which you can understand the difference between the Two Yemens
I am Australian Yemeni and seeing the way you documented Yemen is very beautiful you showed the raw side and the real life not what the news and not what people think I hope you made it safe bro last time for me was 2014 I wish I can go back and make it a great country one day because people there deserve to live Thanks again bro ❤️
Very interesting and well done. The Yemeni Jews, who were there for thousands of years, and at one point had an independent kingdom, Himyar, mostly left in 1949. Now Yemenite Jewish culture- food, music, Hebrew liturgical poetry- is at the center of Israeli national identity. The Yemeni Jewish singer Ofra Haza, who sang in both Arabic and Hebrew, was world famous. I hope there will be peace everywhere in the Middle East. Everybody there deserves a good life. I loved your close ups of smiling, handsome faces. People here, where life is so much easier, seem a lot less happy. Travel safe, be well, and God bless.
Woe to him who builds a city with bloodshed and establishes a town by injustice Habakkuk 2:12 -- God Came From Teman Habakkuk 3:3 -- Thou shalt not steal Thou shalt not murder Thou shalt not lie Thou shalt not covet Exodus
As a Yemeni , I'm so grateful to you that you made a lot of effort coming all the way to Yemen and showing the world what is it about , apart from what media conveys about Yemen . we truly appreciate it for you and we wish you a lifetime of happiness .
It made me happy to see that someone from outside the country is intrested to visit Yemen and address the situation in it. As a Yemeni i feel that our country isn't that dangerous and scary to visit, eventhough we live in war and politics really ruined and destroyed the country. Yemenis are really simple and the smallest things will make them smile and happy. I hope that you spend a good time in it and looking forward to see more of you👍🏻❤
I love that he goes to the crazy places that I would NEVER go! He’s become a journalist basically. Anyway I’m Glad your back! For a split second I was afraid something happened to you. But I would always go to your Instagram to see that you were responding to comments! Love the channel bro! Congrats on the return 🥳🍾🎉🙌
Thank you for being simply human caring about another humans in another part of the unknown land or forgotten. Thank you for going to my country 🇾🇪 Yemen💔
Yemen consists of two Yemens, namely South Yemen, which consists of authentic Arab tribes from which the rest of the tribes of the Arabian Peninsula were formed. South Yemen is the first Arab country to open up to the Western, European and Russian outside world. It is a country with a lot of young cadres open to the outside world. South Yemen is a qualified and valid state to be a state like the rest of the countries that respect the rights of others to life, respect international conventions and preserve international shipping lines. While North Yemen has been a state since its founding, an arbitrary state run by a Zaydi lobby that controls and dominates all levers of power and wealth. North Yemen descended the origins of his sons to the Persians and Abyssinian. North Yemen consists of gypsy tribes that do not respect the rights of others in life and only believe in the logic of wars, murder, looting and intermittent plunder. Since its inception, North Yemen has never sought to be a sovereign state. Rather, the people of North Yemen are divided into three sections as follows: one third of the northern components follow Iran, one third follow Qatar, and the other third are silent. North Yemen is simply a semi-state because its sons are not qualified either scientifically, academically, or culturally. Rather, they do not have the minimum level of basic education. This was the policy of former President Saleh and the Yemeni Congregation for Reform Party (the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen). South Yemen is like South Korea like life and respect others lives and wanna provide something for the other societies whereas North Yemen like North Korea just like to kill the lives of others and like to fight and make life a piece of hell. This is the easiest definition from which you can understand the difference between the Two Yemens
I love that your videos are raw and honest and shows the good that mainstream media wont show especially here in America. As a woman it's disheartening to know that I couldn't travel to these countries, let alone travel freely and roam and enjoy but its nice to see actual perception verses negative propaganda.
Drew Binksy’s channel has really gone downhill in my opinion. He’s just about the business now, rather than high quality travel videos. I don’t think there’s another travel channel that matches the effort and quality that Nick puts into his videos.
I like both Drew and Nick. Not as big of a fan of Brayden Drevlow. Seems a little more goofy. Still not sure how Brayden called language they speak in Afghanistan Arabic and no one commented on it or seemed to notice.
Wow, the Yemeni people are so sweet inspite of what they have to go through. I had a Yemeni employee in the states, hardworking guy and like a son to me. The coastline and terrain is beautiful and that hotel with such luxury is quite unexpected.
Thanks! Your video presentation gave me a deeper understanding of the real life in Yemen, a country I would never dare to visit. I pray for peace for Yemen and hope that people there will live a peaceful life.
Interesting how Oman is trying to get all sides together to work something out. The problem is you can't can't just sign papers and call it good. Yemen is a very interesting county with a unique story that often gets overlooked. Thanks for the video and showing the not talked about side of Yemen.
Yemen consists of two Yemens, namely South Yemen, which consists of authentic Arab tribes from which the rest of the tribes of the Arabian Peninsula were formed. South Yemen is the first Arab country to open up to the Western, European and Russian outside world. It is a country with a lot of young cadres open to the outside world. South Yemen is a qualified and valid state to be a state like the rest of the countries that respect the rights of others to life, respect international conventions and preserve international shipping lines. While North Yemen has been a state since its founding, an arbitrary state run by a Zaydi lobby that controls and dominates all levers of power and wealth. North Yemen descended the origins of his sons to the Persians and Abyssinian. North Yemen consists of gypsy tribes that do not respect the rights of others in life and only believe in the logic of wars, murder, looting and intermittent plunder. Since its inception, North Yemen has never sought to be a sovereign state. Rather, the people of North Yemen are divided into three sections as follows: one third of the northern components follow Iran, one third follow Qatar, and the other third are silent. North Yemen is simply a semi-state because its sons are not qualified either scientifically, academically, or culturally. Rather, they do not have the minimum level of basic education. This was the policy of former President Saleh and the Yemeni Congregation for Reform Party (the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen). South Yemen is like South Korea like life and respect others lives and wanna provide something for the other societies whereas North Yemen like North Korea just like to kill the lives of others and like to fight and make life a piece of hell. This is the easiest definition from which you can understand the difference between the Two Yemens
As a yemeni (live in the UK) it’s always so great seeing people who aren’t yemeni visiting Yemen. I find people are always surprised! But this video definitely made me homesick!
I love how I get to see places around the world through the lens of your camera. Places that I might never visit myself. I always walk away with new perspectives about the people, their culture, and beautiful country. Thank you.
Love this. I rarely see someone doing a vlog/documentary of the people on Yemen and Im glad I found yours. My Grandpa and Great Grandpa come from Yemen but migrated here to Malaysia. Its cool seeing their birth place. :)
I will fight anyone that calls you a CZcams vlogger. This is next level journalism that no CZcamsr would ever even think of doing. You are a legend Nick, please keep it up
Man, just watching these videos makes me incredibly grateful for the things that I have. These people barely have the basic necessities in order to survive and it's just so sad to see. I really do hope Yemen's (and other countries) future improves over time. Thank you so much for the incredible content, Nick. Please stay safe out there.
I have spent my entire day off watching this guys videos. I love the way he is so optimistic about what he sees. When you watch western media all they do is talk SHyyyt about much they suck and how oppressed they are. This guy has a great way of showing that in the west we are the exception most of the world is just like how he shows in the videos.
Thank you Nick. I'm blown away by the beauty of the Yemeni coastline. Almost achingly beautiful considering what the country is going through. Imagine how amazing it can be and it's potential in peace/prosperity times. I've seen other documentaries of Yemen and it's beautiful Northern mountainous regions where they grow coffee. I know the term “Mocha” originated from the legendary port city of Mokha there in Yemen where coffee was being traded in the 15th century with the Far East and Europe. Yemen also prides itself on being the first cultivator of Coffee Arabica in the world and was once the world's biggest producer of coffee. Hoping to hear more of that in your travels. Meanwhile stay safe. I love the accompanying Arabic tracks! (Edit) Editing this to say that your guide & translator is phenomenal. His English is awesome, looks like a solid & kind gentleman but one who won't hesitate to wrestle a lion should the need arise. Stay safe !!! Kiora !!!
The Yemen series is the best work you have done. Amazing vlogs. I have learned so much about a country that has always intrigued me. How can we best support the Yemeni people who are struggling?
Great to see you back again with more of your adventures to enlighten us all about what life is really like in parts of the world we could never hope to see for ourselves. Many thanks in anticipation of what's to come!
Sunreal sad to know the most beautiful parts of the world 🌎 can’t be seen, duo to the conflict and wars… so much potential so much beauty in Yemen 🇾🇪 thanks for sharing, your vlog is inspiring 🙌🏻
Great to see an on-the-ground view of a country seldom seen, except for war reporting. As in most places, people are welcoming and doing their best in difficult circumstances. Thanks for presenting this. While you’re in the area, it would be good to see some of Oman, also a country seldom seen in the media, but prosperous and stable in contrast to Yemen.
As a yemeni guy i did not imagine that you could go there. Myself included i have been away for 6 years. Despite of rhe war yemeni people are the nicest ever. Also the nature is so amazing there i hope that you enjoyed your visit😁
Ahmed I'm even sure you been provided refuge in some non Islamic nations categorically as a means of conspiracy not a so called any of your 57 Muslim ummah country has given you to refuge. Tell me if I'm wrong?
Islam, the doctrine of hozorot mohommod and his own hand's written quran and hadish will eventually ďestroy this entire planet one very day very very soon. Solution??? Only one! Leave Islam and be a normal human being from a brutal Islam followers
@@beahumanbeingfirst I just want you to study about Islam without any western media influence ! And I am 100% sure you will be Muslim if you done so , as thousands of western done , love you brother and wish Allah will guide you to the truth about Islam .
So happy you made it to document and share Yemen with the world. I was there in 2019 and the people there are amazing and the landscapes are beautiful. It's hands down my favorite country. Very excited to see your series here!
Oh! This is so interesting to be able to see Yemen from this perspective. Thank you for sharing, it must be very risky to be there...looking foward to next episodes. All the best!
Been wanting to go for many years and was so close. I'm hopeful that peace will come to the wonderful people of Yemen and i hope the tour guides can resume their tours.
I have been in yemen for two years now, living in the capital sanaa, and once there u just cant imagine that people around yemen are living like this, as the houthes make sure sanaa is a normal city
I love being able to see places I never could otherwise. So many amazing places with wonderful people. If stupid war would just stop imagine what we could do
Nick, I’m so glad there are people like you out there cutting through all the noise and giving us a real window into what life is like for people in these often-misunderstood countries. Thank you for the important work you do, mate! 🙏🏼
We all live under the same Sun and fall asleep under the same Moon. My love for humanity grows daily, I wish everyone reading this the absolute best. After all, humanity’s well being is my well being.
🔴 *After 3 years in the making, I finally made it to Yemen.* Yemen has been at the top of my list for a long time. Spoiler alert: It definitely met and surpassed my expectations. I just started posting the photos from this mind-expanding trip on my Instagram here: instagram.com/indigo.traveller/
Thank you for watching, great to be back posting videos again. Let me know your thoughts of the video in a comment below. Cheers! Nick 🇾🇪
Bro your videos are amazing. Please keep up the great world. I love travelling too. You inspire me bro. Love from UK 🇬🇧
As far as I know Yemen is being bombed every day by the Saudi regime
And the West does not boycott Saudi Arabia, but also sells arms to it
Amazing video and the people look so peaceful!
Awesome, all Yemanis just want peace it seems.
👍👍👍👍
As a Yemeni I would really like to thank you for showing the world, how Yemen is and not what people see or listen to in the news. Changing the perspective of people towards Yemen. Thank you very much. All the support and keep doing what you are doing.
Yemen is a failed State uncle khalid
Thank you, Majd Khalid. Much love to Yemen!
Yup I add my voice to you as a Yemeni
@@spookboom But Yemen is a failed State
@@iamaformerhistorystudent what is the meaning of failed state?
Young journalists, watch and learn, THIS is what journalism is all about! This guy gives me hope that true journalism will stay alive!
Thank you Erling!
Hopefully it stays alive, I fear that the propaganda machine will devour whats left tho
@@freedombro6502 so, true. The free world is not free. With corporate news propaganda down our throats.
Journalist work for TV organizations they are under a umbrella they won’t have the freedom he has
Exactly what I wanted to say thanks to him.
And know I’m ready to help any journalism Willing to show the truth about this country, as Yemeni I’ll offer translation + shelter to any journalism
Just look at the potential Yemen could have. Look at the Marina with that beautiful beach which could attract thousands if not millions of tourists every year. Look at that exquisite food and welcoming people. Look at the history of Yemen. Yet, politics wants to stop all that. Stay strong yemeniti people!!
Food looks azz but sure
@@bigboner23its a really popular cuisine, especially w men
@@Fifi-jb3yx adoro a cultura árabe, não sou islâmico mas gosto da história dos árabes
Yep we will ❤
@@bigboner23 closed-minded perspective, but ok.
You’re making history man. You’re doing a really important thing - showing the reality and beauty of misunderstood countries and giving their people a voice for Westerners to hear. You’re humble and what you do has barely ever been done before. Your content beats TV travel shows in every way, especially the rawness. Keep it up! Respect from NZ!
Thank you for the words mate, love to NZ!
-Truth spoken
Well said
I agree
This is a stupid comment because someone else tried doing what he did and he was beheaded. Be careful when going to these countries
اليمنيين والله من أجمل وأطيب وأكرم الشعوب بدون كلام ومعروفين أنهم أهل صدق و أمانة واليمن والله من أجمل البلاد بالعالم ولها تاريخ وحضارة جميلة وأتمني أزورها من جنوبها لشمالها وشرقها لغربها ويارب ياكريم أنك تصلح الحال في اليمن وتبعد عنهم الحروب وإن شاءالله تصير اليمن من أفضل وأجمل البلاد بالعالم 🤲🏼 .
شكرا و اليمنيين الجنوبيين لم و لن ينسوا الجميل الذي قدمته الكويت للجنوب منذو عام ١٩٦٧م
ماعليكم زود ياهل الكويت
على راسنا والله
اخوك من اليمن
والنعم باهل الكويت الاشقاء الرائعيين
ما هي غريبه فيكم الحب والمحبة لليمن كلنا شعب واحد تحت سقف الاخوة والمحبة في الاسلام . تحياتي الحاره لك عزيزي ولاهل الكويت الاكارم .
@@spidyman8853 خليك مع عيال ناقص ي ناقصين المبدأ والمروه والقبيله
كلامك صحيح لو لا تدخل ايران والامارات والسعودية . لكن الان كلامك يعكس ذلك واتمنى ان لاتزورها , لاننا نحاول الخروج منها .
من السعودية واحب اليمن وشعبها واعرف تماما انهم أصبحوا يكوهوننا لكن ليس لنا علاقة ونتمنى الحرب تنتهي ويحل السلام باليمن هالشعب يستحق كل خير
وأنت شايفنا نحارب اليمن والا الحوثي؟ يا منحط جنودنا يموتون في الحد والصواريخ والطائرات المسيرة كل يوم ترسل على أجواء السعودية لكن الشرهة مب عليك الشرهة على اللي عطاك الجنسية
As a Yemeni, I would like to thank you for making an effort to just put things the way they are without doing what mainstream media usually do. Just like any other people Yemeni people would like to live a simple and happy life and believe me, we ourselves don't know what this war is really about. Many times I find myself googling why Yemen is in war lol
Thank you, Mo! I hope it ends soon.
Lol
Sometimes war is a prerequisite for peace! The houthis are brave and real fighters. Those who stand against the onslaught of the cowardly fighters of the saudi coalition and their western masters
@@b.h1792
حقيقة
@@b.h1792
Sometimes houties go to South yemen
Which they hate the houties right there and he want to capture their land to control the oil sources so yes the houties are not that good which in your mind
so surreal to be able to see a country like this thats so closed off. Great job documenting it, i know its not easy
Thank you, Alexander, for this beautiful speech to my country, Yemen. My country, Yemen, is not as some people think. It is a country of wars and fighting, but it is a very peaceful country. But our problem with politicians is our right. If they all change, our country will enjoy real stability, and perhaps one day you will be in our country and I will visit your country to get to know each of us. with another culture.
شكرا الاكسندر علئ هذا الكلام الجميل لبلدي اليمن بلدي اليمن ليس كما يظنون البعض انه بلد حروب وقتال وانما هو بلد مسالم جدا لاكن مشكلتنا في السياسيين حقنا اذا تغيروا كلهم ستنعم بلدنا بالاستقرار الحقيقي ولربما انت في يوم من الايام في بلادنا وانا ازور بلدك لكي يتعرف كلا مننا بثقافه الاخر
Alex I agree with you.
It's basically a bronze age society.
Letting these people into Europe or any country with a identity complex (almost every western country nowadays) spells disaster
You’re very brave Nick, and a champion for human rights. Thanks so much for sharing this… respect to you sir! Support from Canada 🇨🇦
Yo
Yemen is absolutely beautiful, the sea, landscapes and old cities are stunning. lived there for 4 years.
-greetings from The Philippines
تحيه لك من اليمن السعيد
thanks sean you always welcome in yemen a lot of pinoy help us so much we will never forget it
Oh yeah im sure it's a great tourist destination 😆
I love the fisherman being nervous about the outcome of his interview. Hoping that he did a good enough job and didn't embarrass himself. Just proves that as different as we may seem, everyone is truly the same.
Totally Dan, we are made of the same carbon. Thanks mate :)
We are born equal and the same but our society shapes us , no doubt about it
9:25 Even in a war torn country, a poor fisherman wants an internet link to see himself
This is next level Journalism. You have literally re-invented a profession that is devouring itself with narcissism and a distaste for truth. I hope others take notes from you because this is amazing. I did notice something rather strange as I listened with Closed Captioning. All references to "War" and "Military" are blanked out in the CC. Is that a CZcams thing ? You should consider porting your work to Non Censoring sites. I hope at some point someone is smart enough to offer you a "home" as a Journalist so you can promulgate everything you do.
Hi Winston! Thank you for your strongly encouraging words. Means a lot to me, truly
I have seen that issue with the CC as well. I always thought it's on purpose, because it might be, that the YT algorithm is also going through the subtitles and if they have "bad" words in them, the videos get flagged or whatever. But even without those words, there is enough context if you cannot listen to Nick :3
I thought you are long Dead
Promulgate?
Yes, look it up. Not that difficult.
Hey Nick, Gerry in Fla. USA. This is the 3rd video that I have watched about Yemen and the one constant that I see amongst all the videos, are the smiles of the Yemeni People. They all want the War to end. Prayers for the People of Yemen. They are such a Strong People to exhibit joy with a smile while surely testing any mans or woman's ability to live amongst the hardships they endure...I'm curious how far the amount of money that the US has given to Ukraine for how it will help the Yemeni People and for how long? Money for Peace, Not War. Cheers Nick and the Yemeni People, Gerry
I worked with lots of Yemeni people, they're probably one of the most generous, caring, humble people I have ever met. They never eat alone, always invite people and share their meals, very hospitable people.
بصفتي يمنيا اشكرك اخي الودود
انت من اي بلد ؟
@muhammad noor اتمنى لك ولبلدك الشقيق كل السلام والخير
They are indeed very nice peoples
Indeed they are truly nice people , I have a great experience working and knowing them as colleagues in Baghdad when so many of them worked & studed at the 70s, they were very polite and of genteel characters, by the way I am no stranger to up heval of political country of war which is originally Iraq but proudly to say I am a gallant kurdish worrier
Thanks you 🙏🏻
I will forever say this: "Governments are NOT people. The people are NOT governments." 💔💔💔💔💔💔🙏🏼💔💔💔💔
Without govt... The landscape will ruined... We all know about that the all Democratic nations current situations....
👍🏼
This has to be the best channel on CZcams. The quality, the content, the detail. It's so refreshing when 90% of the content on this platform is clickbait crap.
@Indigo Traveller : you're no more a simple traveller for a while now. You're a journalist. Because you inform us about places and situations we don't often see in the news (Venezuela, Lebanon, Honduras, Iran and now Yemen).
Thanks and stay safe
Thank you for your words, I am happy that you enjoy joining my trips :)
@@IndigoTraveller if you stop in Paris someday let me know. I"ll be glad to meet you (drinks will be on me ;))
All 🇺🇸 war mongoring. To launder the tax dollor
Most underrated channel ever. It deserves some awards and more widespread recognition.
Too kind :)
Looks beautiful. Its a shame the world can’t get along. We could all benefit.
Incredible video, bro!
Thanks Jay!
We support you from your fans in Yemen
Come to Yemen
@@alqadiri92 what ??????
As a yemeni man I just want to say thank you, really appreciate your work and how you show the world Yemen from inside and have normal discussions with yemenis people to hear their voice without the media stereotypes views about us
Thank you ❤️
That beach looks so nice and hopefully they get lots of tourists when yemen sorts its issues out.
Bravo Ahmed
ما اجمل تلك البلاد وما اجمل شعبها .. نحبكم في الله ي " اصل العرب " ❤ ونحب كل بلاد المسلمين 🇸🇦 اخوكم من ارض الحرمين الشرفين
But your country and the US waged a war against Yemen.
Look what popped up on my feed. Good to see you traveling again and keep up the great work.
Thank you mate :)
@@IndigoTraveller While suffering in depression n worse anxiety,have lost all family,then faced more tragedies,😭😭, lost home,all wealth,...all left alone...Now suffering in much worse mental state,can,t manage myself,gone much worse,Life is hell torture,Doctors say that without strong caring support,it will b a miracle to recover for an alone mentaly upset person,so will anyone support me ,adopt for few months to recover😭😭😭?
@@brokenheart1188 don't take life too serious you just have 70 80 short years to enjoy yourself before you move on the next place, just try to have some fun and make the most out of it. Also hype yourself up a bit and start good habits, I promise in time you'll enjoy life a bit more. I've been deeply depressed for a long time and I promise you it does get better but you have to change your mindset
Some of the best landscapes in the world! Imagine what Yemen could be with a decent government
Exactly
They can become so great
i always say this. yemen has more beauty depth history and potential than most the others in the gulf- it just needs a chance
Every country in the world is beautiful and amazing. They are all created to be wonderful. Unfortunately People especially those in power destroys every inch in worse possible way. May God heal the world🙏
You were blessed to have Kais as your guide. A clearly well educated and knowledgable man it can make all the difference when touring this magnificent country.
Guess what many men in Yemen have the same look to the reality like kais they are very smart people and now you can find many educated Yemenis so the war became more complicated unfortunately !
Well said!
I'm Algerian and it's great to see Yemen the land of my ancestors.
Kidayr khouya labas alayk love from Yemen 🇾🇪❤️ 🇩🇿
@@amontana4895 labas khouya el hamdoulilah wa anta ?
@@vortex_design kulshee mizyan elhamdulilah
Based Algerian
انت من البربر اصلك ليس من العرب يا زلمي اقفوا يا أهل الجزائر باستجعلكم بالعرب هل هذا أثر من الاستعمار فرنسا فأصبحتم بعد ذلك في أزمة الهوية
I have been waiting for your next series! Glad to see you back, Nick.
Thank you Kris, great to be back, that is for sure!
God Bless you Nick for documenting this, your guide is a real sensible person too.
God bless Yemen 🇾🇪
Not going to lie, the border between Oman and Yemen captivated me at how green it was!! Stunning!
Me too!
I was shocked too. I never saw so much green on the coast, having never been to the Oman border.
I was thinking it looked more like a stretch of coastline from hawaii than yemen
It is very green near taiz and ibb in Yemen too
The border of Oman and Yemen has a very rare type of rainforest that comes seasonally. Absolutely beautiful
Props to the Omani officer who was genuinely concerned for your safety. That was probably going above and beyond regular questions.
Of course. Its Oman’s job to do that, they are an ally of the country he comes from, so they become responsible if something happens to him, this is why they told him he shouldn’t go. Yemen is very dangerous place, there is no security and especially for foreigners or western people its extremely dangerous because you can be killed or kidnapped there for a ransom.
To be honest its kind of annoying to hear about all these CZcams, or documentary people coming deliberately to dangerous countries and then bringing problems to them as well as these idiots having ransom on their head that these westerners are strengthening these groups for them to deal with
Do you really think 1 guy with a knife can protect you against a terrorist group. I would say, do what you went there to do and get out quick before the wrong people find out you are there...
Your clip showed me more about Yemen than most report from sources more interested in politics than real life. Thanks!
I've been to Yemen when i was a kid in 2007 and i loved it , I've mostly been to sanaa and some amazing mountains , hope the country recovers in the future the people don't deserve this at all . 🇮🇶💟🇾🇪
شكراً جزيلاً على مشاعرك النبيلة تجاه الشعب اليمني
ما شاء الله
ويش كنت تعمل 😀🌺
@@Castroooooooooo خالتي كانت عايشة باليمن و زرناها انا و امي
@@awsomemodels ما شاء الله نورت وتنور بلادك بين اهلك وناسك اي وقت يالوافي 🌺👍🏼
Welcome to Yemen, and I really appreciate you for visiting my country. I live in the capital, Sana’a, and I hope you come to visit it. We are kind and respect foreigners. We are a people who love and want peace. Please do not believe the media, as it is politicized, I wish you all the best🌷💌
as a local, is it safe for women to travel there? with a man too? i would really like to travel there one day as it seems like such a beautiful country!! would love to hear your opinion :)
@@Zoe-tg4dl hi Zoe, for women, travel is safe and easy here, and to be honest, if the youtuber 'Indigo Traveller' traveled with a woman, it would be much easier, so there is a high level of respect for women, If you plan to travel with your family, it will be better, and it should be noted that there is no military presence or inspection inside the cities, but only at the borders. I hope you will visit us soon and have a great time 😊
hi, thank you so much for your reply! i appreciate it a lot! it’s good to hear it would be safe for women to travel to, it is definitely a goal of mine to go there now. i would love to experience the real Yemen! thank you for your extra tips about the military too, you have put my mind at ease hahaha. best wishes to you!
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@@user-gn2yv4hy4w how to enter yemen? Through which borders? Seems no flight is there to yemen?
What a beautiful country and people
Thank you for keeping the original Arabic dialogue in the interviews you did. Not that Kais did a bad job translating (not at all) but for Arab viewers it's a pleasure hearing what they are saying.
My pleasure! :)
Man the nature, architect and culture is EXACTLY what I’m looking to experience! You captured everything beautifully, great work man
Thank you. Yes, Yemen is an absolute dimond!
Not only that, he’s extremely respectful in every single one of his videos ☺️
I have always wanted to travel to yeman for some reason it just curious my mind
@@Sevisstillalive I doubt its safe for women to travel. Its not even safe for men. There are terrorist groups in the region that look for westerners to kidnap, to make money.
So much history that pre-dates Europe too!
your so brave to come to yemen especially these days very proud of you,,,, you have my respect :)
Extraordinary, Nick. This is absolutely compelling stuff. What I love the most is that you’ve kept your “original premise” since your first video here: speak to people and find our common humanity as well as the kindness that abounds in all places. Thank you for going to Yemen. 🙏
Thank you Karin, much love as ever :)
This beats any TV show/news output these days in terms of getting into the real side of things! Looking forward to more.
yemen people are the most welcoming and friendly I love them, thanks for document it..
Indigo traveller should be shown in schools, the quality of this content is surreal
Thank you Barelo!
hi bhroo
Wow you're right.
Thank you so much this is my country … i don't know why I'm just cry when i see this video 🥺🇾🇪❤️❤️
I am too cry 😭 when I saw people like that.
me 2
13:34 One of the purest smiles ever. This country looks amazing, truly. Such an awful situation they find themselves in unfortunately.
Totally, beautiful. Very sad indeed.
Yemen my beautiful country 🇾🇪 may god Protect Yemen and it's people from harm
My father is from Yemen. He came to study in Germany and left me as proof that he was here. Never blamed him from being absent from my life, but also never really cared about this part of my heritage (I don't speak Arabic and don't have any arab friends). Thank you for this interesting watch!
Go back plz
@@almighty5839 go back to where ? To Yemen ? Why ? Where in Yemen should he go ? What about his life in Germany (studies, job, family - mother, grandparent, siblings, maybe stepdad. his gf or wife, maybe he has children too) ? You mean he should leave everything in Germany ?
Do you think he has the address of his dad in Yemen or are you sure his dad would want to see him ? What about arabic language ?? He should learn that too before he goes ??
Help me understand your comment because to me that is nonsensical at best.
ما اسم والدك .ومن اي مكان في اليمن لعلني استطيع مساعدتك وابحث عن والدك واعطيك رقم هاتف حتى تتمكن من التواصل به ...واذا اردت القدوم الى هنا .فيمكن نخدمك بكل شيء وان حصلت على والدك واذا لم تتمكن من رؤيته فكلنا اخوتك وبيوتنا مفتوحه
ATTENTION: In the beginning of the clip, the driver is asked: "Is there anything he wants to say to the world?" The translator did not translate correctly. The man in the driver seat actually said: "The Yemeni people are being oppressed." He never said "The Yemeni people are insulted..." LOL. But I would agree with "and they live without justice." Being oppressed is, in a way, unjust and without justice.
I agree - I noticed the same. But, local guide has been doing his level best to translate and convey as much as possible. We must give me the credit he deserves. Overall, I would admire his English speaking skills and pretty impressed that there is someone locally available who is also somewhat fluent to Western style spoken English.
@@YousifAtique Agreed. I think the local guide did a great job translating for the most part. But being insulted vs being oppressed are two different matters that clearly needed clarification for the viewers to understand the severe hardship of life being experienced in Yemen.
Idk arabic myself, but i'd guess it's certain phrases and words which are difficult to translate correctly with the same meaning in english, he was a good translator alltogether though.
Deen G
Agreed mate. The driver said " The Yemeni people are being Oppressed" NOT Insulted LOL.
The interpreter did not interpret well.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I guessed that's what he meant. You can't blame the translator for nor having perfect English skills, he's translating on the spot and doing a good job.
Seeing this kind of videos really makes you appreciate everything we have in the west, everything we take for granted.
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you have what you have in the west bc your leaders destroyed the east..
The problem Michael is that the west thrive on the east. Resources, money, and many other things. They've been doing it for more then 100 year now, it's not something new. The eastern people pay their blood for your western life style.
Every time you drive your car, remember what your gas money is doing in other parts of the world. This is a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and it's oil money (that you're paying every time you go to the pump) that's funding it.
@@strangerpeace4444 exactly!
I watched this because i am looking for a yemeni cute guy i met in qatar. We’ve been more than a friend. I’m still looking for him.🥺
as a yemeni, i appreciate the way you were projecting our country that has been going through so much in the past years. i dont live in yemen but this video made me feel proud about this coutry
yessssssssssssssswooooooooooooo
Ali! We should connect through WhatsApp
Yemen is a country that I'd love to visit, the people seem very nice and the beaches and mountains look increible. Greetings from Argentina!
Que miedo ir a shemen
@@alanboro im from yemen dont worry we dont kill people, we are very welcoming and u can come anytime but make sure u dont cross by terrorists territories otherwise its a beautiful country
That's funny you should say that as Argentina is 1,000 times better. As for beaches, you have Brazil. Why would you want to go to YEMEN to see dilapidated buildings, starving children, encounter terrorism and see villages falling apart. Makes no sense.
@@user-hw9yf2wn4v lol
@@user-hw9yf2wn4v
You forget the culture and the history of Yemen is older than many countries like North and South America
The best video i have ever seen on my country .thanks a lot for deliver our messages🥺
I’ve been watching since the North Korea visit. He is giving us all an amazing glimpse into places many of us will never visit. Thank you!
Thank you!
Same. I've been watching since the North Korea visit.
Yemen consists of two Yemens, namely South Yemen, which consists of authentic Arab tribes from which the rest of the tribes of the Arabian Peninsula were formed. South Yemen is the first Arab country to open up to the Western, European and Russian outside world. It is a country with a lot of young cadres open to the outside world. South Yemen is a qualified and valid state to be a state like the rest of the countries that respect the rights of others to life, respect international conventions and preserve international shipping lines. While North Yemen has been a state since its founding, an arbitrary state run by a Zaydi lobby that controls and dominates all levers of power and wealth. North Yemen descended the origins of his sons to the Persians and Abyssinian. North Yemen consists of gypsy tribes that do not respect the rights of others in life and only believe in the logic of wars, murder, looting and intermittent plunder. Since its inception, North Yemen has never sought to be a sovereign state. Rather, the people of North Yemen are divided into three sections as follows: one third of the northern components follow Iran, one third follow Qatar, and the other third are silent. North Yemen is simply a semi-state because its sons are not qualified either scientifically, academically, or culturally. Rather, they do not have the minimum level of basic education. This was the policy of former President Saleh and the Yemeni Congregation for Reform Party (the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen).
South Yemen is like South Korea like life and respect others lives and wanna provide something for the other societies whereas North Yemen like North Korea just like to kill the lives of others and like to fight and make life a piece of hell.
This is the easiest definition from which you can understand the difference between the Two Yemens
What a beautiful country, wish them to be in peace, wish to see this stunning mountains.
help muslims of tripura in India. hindus are killing innocent muslims at tripura in india. also, they were burned mosqu an Al-Quran.
I am Australian Yemeni and seeing the way you documented Yemen is very beautiful you showed the raw side and the real life not what the news and not what people think I hope you made it safe bro last time for me was 2014 I wish I can go back and make it a great country one day because people there deserve to live
Thanks again bro ❤️
Very interesting and well done. The Yemeni Jews, who were there for thousands of years, and at one point had an independent kingdom, Himyar, mostly left in 1949. Now Yemenite Jewish culture- food, music, Hebrew liturgical poetry- is at the center of Israeli national identity. The Yemeni Jewish singer Ofra Haza, who sang in both Arabic and Hebrew, was world famous. I hope there will be peace everywhere in the Middle East. Everybody there deserves a good life. I loved your close ups of smiling, handsome faces. People here, where life is so much easier, seem a lot less happy. Travel safe, be well, and God bless.
اليمن هي الموطن الاول للانبيا جميعا
Woe to him who builds a city with bloodshed and establishes a town by injustice
Habakkuk
2:12
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God Came From Teman
Habakkuk
3:3
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Thou shalt not steal
Thou shalt not murder
Thou shalt not lie
Thou shalt not covet
Exodus
As a Yemeni , I'm so grateful to you that you made a lot of effort coming all the way to Yemen and showing the world what is it about , apart from what media conveys about Yemen . we truly appreciate it for you and we wish you a lifetime of happiness .
It made me happy to see that someone from outside the country is intrested to visit Yemen and address the situation in it. As a Yemeni i feel that our country isn't that dangerous and scary to visit, eventhough we live in war and politics really ruined and destroyed the country. Yemenis are really simple and the smallest things will make them smile and happy. I hope that you spend a good time in it and looking forward to see more of you👍🏻❤
Bravo Khaled
I love that he goes to the crazy places that I would NEVER go! He’s become a journalist basically. Anyway I’m Glad your back! For a split second I was afraid something happened to you. But I would always go to your Instagram to see that you were responding to comments! Love the channel bro! Congrats on the return 🥳🍾🎉🙌
Thank you, great to be back :)
@@IndigoTraveller You are badass
6:59 he has a sweet smile. Thank you, Nick, for touring us around the world😊
Thank you for being simply human caring about another humans in another part of the unknown land or forgotten. Thank you for going to my country 🇾🇪 Yemen💔
Yemen consists of two Yemens, namely South Yemen, which consists of authentic Arab tribes from which the rest of the tribes of the Arabian Peninsula were formed. South Yemen is the first Arab country to open up to the Western, European and Russian outside world. It is a country with a lot of young cadres open to the outside world. South Yemen is a qualified and valid state to be a state like the rest of the countries that respect the rights of others to life, respect international conventions and preserve international shipping lines. While North Yemen has been a state since its founding, an arbitrary state run by a Zaydi lobby that controls and dominates all levers of power and wealth. North Yemen descended the origins of his sons to the Persians and Abyssinian. North Yemen consists of gypsy tribes that do not respect the rights of others in life and only believe in the logic of wars, murder, looting and intermittent plunder. Since its inception, North Yemen has never sought to be a sovereign state. Rather, the people of North Yemen are divided into three sections as follows: one third of the northern components follow Iran, one third follow Qatar, and the other third are silent. North Yemen is simply a semi-state because its sons are not qualified either scientifically, academically, or culturally. Rather, they do not have the minimum level of basic education. This was the policy of former President Saleh and the Yemeni Congregation for Reform Party (the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen).
South Yemen is like South Korea like life and respect others lives and wanna provide something for the other societies whereas North Yemen like North Korea just like to kill the lives of others and like to fight and make life a piece of hell.
This is the easiest definition from which you can understand the difference between the Two Yemens
This is journalism on another level. More people need to be unbiased like you Nick. You are cut from a different kind of cloth!!
Thank you, Steph, too kind!
@Mark Hepworth I was referring to the American Media sir for the most part!!
I love that your videos are raw and honest and shows the good that mainstream media wont show especially here in America. As a woman it's disheartening to know that I couldn't travel to these countries, let alone travel freely and roam and enjoy but its nice to see actual perception verses negative propaganda.
🤡💩
You can once its safe
To be frank compare to Drew Binsky’s Yemen documentary,I prefer Nick’s actually.He recorded the people’s life and scenery in a more real way.
Still a lot better than mainstream news covers it.
Drew Binksy’s channel has really gone downhill in my opinion. He’s just about the business now, rather than high quality travel videos. I don’t think there’s another travel channel that matches the effort and quality that Nick puts into his videos.
I never really enjoyed Drew's five or ten minute videos. Nick is next level.
Why put buddy's name on blast. He has his own style . Nick and drew are both doing what they love ... dont even know how the other guy is but not cool
I like both Drew and Nick. Not as big of a fan of Brayden Drevlow. Seems a little more goofy. Still not sure how Brayden called language they speak in Afghanistan Arabic and no one commented on it or seemed to notice.
Wow, the Yemeni people are so sweet inspite of what they have to go through. I had a Yemeni employee in the states, hardworking guy and like a son to me. The coastline and terrain is beautiful and that hotel with such luxury is quite unexpected.
شكرا سيدتي الفاضلة
اليمن زاخر بالاماكن الجميلة
الحرب العدائية اللتي شنت علينا هي من اوقفت البناء والتنمية
@@عبدالعزيزالنعماني تكلم انجليزي علا شان تفهمك رعهم ما يفهمو لغتنا ياوليد
@@faridal-sabri_9538 قوقل يترجم لاتخاف ياشيخ مثل ما يترجم الانجليزي يترجم العربي
@@baderetisalat2516 قوقل ما يترجم من راسه
You are welcome, my sister, in Yemen, and the Yemenis love the whole world
Such a beautiful place. I wish the world was at peace and they could rebuild and become a strong nation
Let's hope that for the not too distant future.
Thank you for your beautiful wishes, Chris
yeah too bad the US continues to fund Saudi Arabia's genocide
Yeah i am from Yemen and i agree with you took look to Yemen in 2006 and in 1954 in South yemen it's just mind blowing
Thank you for going to Yemen and film there, I've missed my homeland and I don't see it like this as much, only on news.. .
Thanks! Your video presentation gave me a deeper understanding of the real life in Yemen, a country I would never dare to visit. I pray for peace for Yemen and hope that people there will live a peaceful life.
Interesting how Oman is trying to get all sides together to work something out. The problem is you can't can't just sign papers and call it good. Yemen is a very interesting county with a unique story that often gets overlooked. Thanks for the video and showing the not talked about side of Yemen.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Yemen consists of two Yemens, namely South Yemen, which consists of authentic Arab tribes from which the rest of the tribes of the Arabian Peninsula were formed. South Yemen is the first Arab country to open up to the Western, European and Russian outside world. It is a country with a lot of young cadres open to the outside world. South Yemen is a qualified and valid state to be a state like the rest of the countries that respect the rights of others to life, respect international conventions and preserve international shipping lines. While North Yemen has been a state since its founding, an arbitrary state run by a Zaydi lobby that controls and dominates all levers of power and wealth. North Yemen descended the origins of his sons to the Persians and Abyssinian. North Yemen consists of gypsy tribes that do not respect the rights of others in life and only believe in the logic of wars, murder, looting and intermittent plunder. Since its inception, North Yemen has never sought to be a sovereign state. Rather, the people of North Yemen are divided into three sections as follows: one third of the northern components follow Iran, one third follow Qatar, and the other third are silent. North Yemen is simply a semi-state because its sons are not qualified either scientifically, academically, or culturally. Rather, they do not have the minimum level of basic education. This was the policy of former President Saleh and the Yemeni Congregation for Reform Party (the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen).
South Yemen is like South Korea like life and respect others lives and wanna provide something for the other societies whereas North Yemen like North Korea just like to kill the lives of others and like to fight and make life a piece of hell.
This is the easiest definition from which you can understand the difference between the Two Yemens
@@goldenhadi4911 completely baseless and inaccurate
Oman has always been known to be the most peaceful country in the region when it comes to foreign policy.
@@goldenhadi4911 Assalamu alyakum
As a yemeni (live in the UK) it’s always so great seeing people who aren’t yemeni visiting Yemen. I find people are always surprised! But this video definitely made me homesick!
Amazing, yes, definitely surprised, such a rich culture and wonderful humans. Shukran!
Seems like a beautiful country.
If there would be no war then it's gonna be the world's first coastline country with beautiful ceneries, love you Yemen
Insha'Allah
@@user-cl5xc3rh8l ameen 🤲
شكرا ياصديقي على اهتمامك باليمن
I love how I get to see places around the world through the lens of your camera. Places that I might never visit myself. I always walk away with new perspectives about the people, their culture, and beautiful country. Thank you.
Love this. I rarely see someone doing a vlog/documentary of the people on Yemen and Im glad I found yours. My Grandpa and Great Grandpa come from Yemen but migrated here to Malaysia. Its cool seeing their birth place. :)
I will be honest with you. I like what you said, and by the way, I am Yemeni and have been in Malaysia for more than eight years
@@aya-po4yp I from yemen too, been in Malaysia for 15 years now
I will fight anyone that calls you a CZcams vlogger. This is next level journalism that no CZcamsr would ever even think of doing. You are a legend Nick, please keep it up
No waaaay!
It was worth to wait for such an episode!
Good to see you back and this time cheers from the airport in Cluj, Romania. 😊
Thank you guys, much love!
Hey, I've been to that airport!
May Allah send his mercy on Yemen and its people 🇾🇪🙌🏽
I am stunned by the beauty of this country. Thank you for giving me the chance to “see” places that I will never be able to visit.
عزيزي
مرحبا بك في اليمن صديقا محبا لها
الشعب اليمني ودود ومضياف
I enjoy your films because you are all about the people. Your humble heart shines. Thank you for sharing reality everywhere you go
Thanks Denise!
As a Syrian, Yemen is one of the noblest Arab peoples in the East, except among very good people who love good for the world
Man, just watching these videos makes me incredibly grateful for the things that I have. These people barely have the basic necessities in order to survive and it's just so sad to see. I really do hope Yemen's (and other countries) future improves over time.
Thank you so much for the incredible content, Nick. Please stay safe out there.
This kind of journalism needs more respect. I know you say you are not a journalist by trade, but naturally you are doing real journalism.
I have spent my entire day off watching this guys videos. I love the way he is so optimistic about what he sees. When you watch western media all they do is talk SHyyyt about much they suck and how oppressed they are. This guy has a great way of showing that in the west we are the exception most of the world is just like how he shows in the videos.
Thank you Nick. I'm blown away by the beauty of the Yemeni coastline. Almost achingly beautiful considering what the country is going through. Imagine how amazing it can be and it's potential in peace/prosperity times.
I've seen other documentaries of Yemen and it's beautiful Northern mountainous regions where they grow coffee. I know the term “Mocha” originated from the legendary port city of Mokha there in Yemen where coffee was being traded in the 15th century with the Far East and Europe. Yemen also prides itself on being the first cultivator of Coffee Arabica in the world and was once the world's biggest producer of coffee. Hoping to hear more of that in your travels.
Meanwhile stay safe. I love the accompanying Arabic tracks!
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Editing this to say that your guide & translator is phenomenal. His English is awesome, looks like a solid & kind gentleman but one who won't hesitate to wrestle a lion should the need arise.
Stay safe !!!
Kiora !!!
It is a virgin country with hidden gems. Hence the politics of keeping it destroyed LOL
The Yemen series is the best work you have done. Amazing vlogs. I have learned so much about a country that has always intrigued me. How can we best support the Yemeni people who are struggling?
Encourage and promote the peace process in Yemen and getting back a stable government , deliver our message to the world
Encourage and promote the peace process in Yemen and getting back a stable government , deliver our message to the world
What a beautiful country and people!! May peace prevail in this country.
Such a great landscapes, the coastline looks so surreal like in some dream or another planet.
Great to see you back again with more of your adventures to enlighten us all about what life is really like in parts of the world we could never hope to see for ourselves. Many thanks in anticipation of what's to come!
Cheers Nick!!
Sunreal sad to know the most beautiful parts of the world 🌎 can’t be seen, duo to the conflict and wars… so much potential so much beauty in Yemen 🇾🇪 thanks for sharing, your vlog is inspiring 🙌🏻
Great to see an on-the-ground view of a country seldom seen, except for war reporting. As in most places, people are welcoming and doing their best in difficult circumstances. Thanks for presenting this. While you’re in the area, it would be good to see some of Oman, also a country seldom seen in the media, but prosperous and stable in contrast to Yemen.
Nice to see it on the ground from a person's point of view not a news anchor or political reporters view
What a beautiful country with beautiful people 😍
As a yemeni guy i did not imagine that you could go there. Myself included i have been away for 6 years. Despite of rhe war yemeni people are the nicest ever. Also the nature is so amazing there i hope that you enjoyed your visit😁
Thanks Ahmed, I absolutely love your country and your people!
Ahmed I'm even sure you been provided refuge in some non Islamic nations categorically as a means of conspiracy not a so called any of your 57 Muslim ummah country has given you to refuge. Tell me if I'm wrong?
Islam, the doctrine of hozorot mohommod and his own hand's written quran and hadish will eventually ďestroy this entire planet one very day very very soon. Solution??? Only one! Leave Islam and be a normal human being from a brutal Islam followers
@@beahumanbeingfirst what?? That is none of ur business LMAO most Yemenis outside of Yemen are not refugees you racist
@@beahumanbeingfirst I just want you to study about Islam without any western media influence ! And I am 100% sure you will be Muslim if you done so , as thousands of western done , love you brother and wish Allah will guide you to the truth about Islam .
So happy you made it to document and share Yemen with the world. I was there in 2019 and the people there are amazing and the landscapes are beautiful. It's hands down my favorite country. Very excited to see your series here!
Oh! This is so interesting to be able to see Yemen from this perspective. Thank you for sharing, it must be very risky to be there...looking foward to next episodes. All the best!
As a Yemeni, I thank you for your good time
That's racist
@@heinrichinstitution9054 Why?
Been wanting to go for many years and was so close. I'm hopeful that peace will come to the wonderful people of Yemen and i hope the tour guides can resume their tours.
I have been in yemen for two years now, living in the capital sanaa, and once there u just cant imagine that people around yemen are living like this, as the houthes make sure sanaa is a normal city
I love being able to see places I never could otherwise. So many amazing places with wonderful people. If stupid war would just stop imagine what we could do
I'm amazed you travelled to Yemen! The best documentary ever. Well done 😃🤩
Yemen
Nick, I’m so glad there are people like you out there cutting through all the noise and giving us a real window into what life is like for people in these often-misunderstood countries. Thank you for the important work you do, mate! 🙏🏼
Thank you, Kyle!
We all live under the same Sun and fall asleep under the same Moon. My love for humanity grows daily, I wish everyone reading this the absolute best. After all, humanity’s well being is my well being.