Nuristans Village Children left me speechless ,Afghanistan 2023
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
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Nuristan Afghanistan, Finally our first day exploring this almost other worldly place, where time seems to have stood still for centuries. This day we just went to explore, internet was zero in these places so had no resirces to google anything much, the guide had never been there before either , also the girls and women have a sixth sense for men and rub away, turn their backs and hide their faces like ive never seen anywhere before. The ancient traditions here are pretty mindblowing and again its a case of, i wish i knew more before i went , but thought we would find the info from locals, sadly that didnt happen ... this is part one of a couple of days, the next night we ended up camping by the river, which was interesting, food also is hard to find here, not so many roadside shops for miles and here i was just desperate for tea! But the Children melted my heart, especially the little girl with the white hijab that held my hand, i will always wonder what became of her, she was a sweetheart... more Nuristan in the next vlog...still catching up a lot here !
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The landscape in this part of Afghanistan is breathtaking; you seem quite comfortable in this setting interacting with the locals and connecting with the children.
I was born in Afghanistan, but left my motherland when I was 18 years old. I have never been to Nuristan province, but I hope to be able to visit this gem one day. Be safe ❤❤
here you will see macedonians lol
May Allah protect the children all around the world . Ameen
Amen
Palestinian children 🇵🇸🤲
Allah is the enemy of nation
Muslim forced their conversion with sword
arent you guys the same people who bragged about killing nuristanis many times before lmfao
@@ZollaREAL What is the logic of bringing up the past? The West has already done the same with so many civilizations and today it puts on a good guy mask? lol
"No sound is so pure, so exhilarating, so refreshing, so inspiring as the laughter of a child. Every child is a different kind of flower, together making the world into a beautiful garden". 🌺🌹🌻🌸
That brought tears to my eyes 😞😞😞
@@fr3agy TEAR DROP
Every occasional moment a tear drop runs down my cheeks
As a reminder of happiness, love & saddness that comes my way
Every precious moment
Every fun loving memories
Every sad experiences past or present
Every joyous occasion or celebration
For every heartache that I've experienced
For every test I pass or fail in life
For every soul that has left this world
Family & friends
For every screaming newborn baby to enter this world
I shed a tear
There's no shame in shedding a tear drop even for a man....
Emma, I love the way you interact with the locals, especially the little children. Your human touch is simply amazing even though there's a language barrier.
This is amazing as an Afghan it’s my wish to see these places
Amazing, I been away almost 22yrs now from Afghanistan
Hope to take our kids back to our country and live there
Afghanistan naturally is very beautiful
I am not Afghani, I am an American convert. My husband is Indian but his great grandfather was from Afghanistan. We also hope to raise our children in Afghanistan. InshaAllah Ya Rab ﷺ
So beautiful kids here in Nuristan ❤, lots of love from Bamiyan
What a beautiful place with beautiful people. The children are so happy, living natural lives. Happy and not stuck on phones.
Absolutely gorgeous ❤ what a beautiful country is Afghanistan 🇦🇫 ♥️
i want to go to afghanistan, from indonesia
Welcome to Afghanistan my country
Saya sekarang di Indonesia
@@yasinrasooli1473 Have a nice trip brother
Siny sayang to my beloved country
well com all time
Emma, the little girl was addressing you as "Khala" which means aunt. She asked you which part of Nuristan your are from? lolsss
Yeah it’s title of respect
Lol. She asked her “Where is your nuristan” as in, where is your homeland lol
Dear Emma, I've been enjoying your vlogs in Afghanistan these couples of day. All your trips and interactions with local and rural Afghani people you have shared with us have been so entertaining and educating. Your sweetness, kindness, and motherly side to Afghani people and children have made you so special among CZcamsrs who have visited Afghanistan. Your heart belongs to them. May Allah always reward you with guide, protection, and blesses insyaAllah, aamiin... Love from Indonesia! 💝😻🙏
In Nuristan we have snow leopards, Bears and Wolfs..
Afghanistan has 3 different bear species
The children are so precious❤️may the Lord keep them and bless them.
beautiful, living with nature, what a great life. the kids are marvelous
I've watched a lot of videos of travel vloggers in Afghanistan, but you are the only vlogger (that I've seen) who has taken us to remote parts of this country.
Up to now, I only thought of Afghanistan as being a hot, rocky, arid place. But now I see it's actually quite beautiful.
Thank you.🙏🏻
Those kids will remember you for the rest of their lives!
And I’ll remember them 🥰
@@WanderingEmmaHave you ever been to Nejrab, if not, I would suggest you to go there once, for sure you will have a nice experience too
Emma stop taking hazara tribesmen with you to pashtun territories. I am a pashtun when he opens his mouth and speaks pashto it annoys the shaaaat out of me because he can not speak pashto. Also most kabuli people are farsi speakers
Can you turn around your camera to the beauty of NURISTAN
also you must go on the top where there is a beautiful view all fruit trees are on the top
@@kingofalltrollss They are not Afghans or Pashtuns, they are one of the ethnic groups and have their own language called Nurestani. The Afghan Ahmad Shah Durrani founded Afghanistan in 1747 after the death of Nader Shah Afshar, and he renamed the country from Khurasan to Afghanistan, so Afghans have no more than 200 years of history in today's Afghanistan. This is actually the land of the Tajiks, Uzbeks and Hazaras. The Persian and Turkic Empires have ruled over the country for more than 1000 of years. You can find out more about it on Wikipedia.
As a Hazara girl who lives in Austria I think Nuristani girls are the most beautiful in the world❤
@AryanaCentralAsia Pashtuns are beautiful too. I love especially your traditional dresses. I hope there is freedom our country with no racism. We should live peaceful with each other. Inshallah Taliban will go extinct. We don't islamistic terrorists who only accept themselves and talk about Islam. Hazara, Pashtuns, Tajikis, Nuristani, Uzebk and more should come together and fight against Taliban..Sadly most of are cowards and USA give Afghanistan back to islamistic Taliban who don't practice real Islam.
Beautiful vlog Emma. Afghans are very hospitable and consider foreigners their guest. Love the amazing breathtaking landscape of Nooristan.
Love from a Pakistani American ❤
Thank you 😊
Welcome to Afghanistan, still there are many Afghans in Nuristan, they are full of love, may God make Afghanistan more prosperous, Amen❤
Wow what an idyllic community on the surface. Stunning scenery and exquisite children. May god bless Afghanistan
I am from Afghanistan, but now I am in Iran. I will go to Afghanistan soon ❤❤❤
Emma, I LOVE this series. This is amazing! I’m from the US and I’ve never seen this beautiful country. The people seem so kind and warm. ❤
Thank you , and yes the people are amazing all over Afghanistan 😊😊
I'm from this place, I have spent my childhood days there and I have been in UK for over 23 years.
I still remember the feeling at the top of these mountains where we would pick acorns and another dry fruit called Gorgore and Shne. I still don't know the names in English because I have never seen them here.
Thank you Emma
whats this village called ?
I think it’s called hazelnuts (shne) and blueberries (gorgori) ✌️
Are u nuristani
i love you my Afghanistan 🇦🇫❤️😢❤❤❤
Your videos are better and better. Thank you so much, Emma. I love your work and travel.
The way you make Vlog is Amazing 👌❤️🇦🇫
Thank you so much 😀
The most gorgeous place on earth with the most gorgeous humans you will ever see
This looks like Alaska to me … I never imagined that … what a beautiful place … I never imagined blonde kids to exist in afghanistan either.
😂 in provice like badachschan are more people they are very blond people and blue eys and more in afghanistan is mix you cann finde very dark people and very white people
سكان نورستان هكذا، و أما اصحاب اللون الأسمر هم وافدون وليسوا من نورستان
It's the girls only, because the Taliban are descendants of Israelites and if you look the bible, Sarah was the most beautiful woman you could imagine. Avraham was a semite man though. I'm also descendant of Israel, of Ephraim and I look half uzbek half ashkenazi or sephardic
@@seanvandiijk2889”taliban” so as pashtun who is also a descendant of israel, Why should I consider myself as taliban 🙃
@@ma-lm9vn Hello bro, I said the word "taliban" because the fighters of the pashtoon tribes are mostly from Efridi clan, that is a messianic prophecy, Ephraim is the firstborn son of G-d as stated in the book of Jeremiah, Chapter 31: "They shall come with weeping,
And with compassion will I guide them.
I will lead them to streams of water,
By a level road where they will not stumble.
For I am ever a Father to Israel,
Ephraim is My first-born."
Efridis of Ephraimites were blessed by God to be the ones who will usher the Messianic days of Mashiach ben David, by defeating the kingdom the nation that no empire has ever been able to defeat, the Magogites (Ezekiel 38) which are basically, russians.
Sorry if you are not from Efridi clan, so it's understandable you don't like "violence". In my case, my heart craves for liquidate the enemies of G-d such as the Magogites.
The Childrens are Really very very cute❤️
I love how little girls raised on wearing hijab from a young age. Chastity is a bless ♥️ greetings from Saudi Arabia
yeah amazing when women and girls have no rights, no human rights and are treated like animals. come into the real world, we dont live in the stoneage anymore like you
they were brutally converted. read their tragic history.
@@mnoorist8223but now they are faithful Muslims
@@ishhhdurrani sadly.
@@mnoorist8223 you mean rejoicingly.
Thanks for coming in afghanistan please visit wakhan too if it is possible ,is not very far Away from Nuristan and go around 2 to 3 am in most places around yourself where there is zero light pollution for stargazing what i miss so much😢 since i have been leaved my country.
What’s wrong with you people , she is a spy and you people asking her to go visit your place , have some brain .
Spying for what and who? What evidence do you have?
Salem Emma. I see that the kids just embrace their lives. They learn to be responsible and take part in the community. When I think of others who are lost not knowing who they are or identifying as cats and the like.... It makes me wonder.
Hi Emma, these unique adventures are absolutely fantastic, the valleys and surroundings are just so magical. The villages are like going back in time which I find so interesting and very fascinating. Living a simple life away from the hustle and bustle is extroverted, with all that being said the people are so friendly and welcoming it really is such a beautiful gesture. Thank you for sharing this video and I thank you dear Emma for always spoiling us with unique content. I enjoyed watching as always and be safe as always wherever you are sister!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓💓
This is where my mom from I have been to this place in my childhood I’m so happy to see it again so clear❤❤❤
So emotional! Beautiful girls
You have very clean heart therefore all children love you, best regards, I wasn't in Nuristan, just I know if you stay one week in Nuristan, you take extra 10 year's for your life. Have a great time.
Nuristan and it’s people are so beautiful. I miss Nuristan so much.
My Afghanistan so beautiful ❤️😢😢😢🇦🇫❤️🇦🇫❤️
great , thank you for nice video.
I love your Afghanistan videos. I could watch hours of them .
Thank you 😊
Great balance on that bridge walk Emma. I got scared from watching the powerful water flow underneath 😅 be careful and lovely always 🙏🏾
Amazing I am an interpreter your guide struggling with local language he has also problem with Pashto. So the culture understanding is very important. When he asked the old man does there any tea place in the village he translated to him she needs tea culturally it is not very much polite even though tea will be offering every where in Afghanistan.
hello what village is this ?
Wow Emma these are the most hardest ,poorest,and most clean hearted people throught out the region combined with the fata areas of Pakistan
And Pashto is the local language of all the land
FATA, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and various provinces of Afghanistan like Nuristan, Kandahar, Jalalabad and more.
I am not from Afganistan but I feel this country is the most astonishing with its nature
Thank you Emma ! for a wonderful video stay safe.
Emma’s Vlog are much better then anything on TV which I stopped watching years ago , Thank you for showing us these interesting places ❤
I think this is my favourite video of yours, beautiful people. hope you're ok emma xx
Thanks and I’m ok .. mum is sick right now so no travel for a bit 🥰
@@WanderingEmma sorry to hear that. Sending a hug and best wishes to u both ❤️
Wow this place is paradise beautiful nature and beautiful people 😍 love it
If i see this beautiful place,and that good People,i think i want to Live in Nuristan, INSHALLAH
Amazing beautiful Afghanistan ❤❤
That was one of your finest blog😊 I loved it
Hi Emma, You’re a very kind hearted individual. God bless you! 🤲🏽
Thank you ema for showing my beautiful country
Watching this for the third time. It really is my top favourite of your vids.
Thank you, Emma. Hope you are well❤
You're lucky to be a beautiful Emma. 💚💚🇦🇫💜
I could do the village life so peacful not as noisy or crowded as a city and everyone seems closer togather and helps each other out.
I love those precious kids.
Thank you Emma, for sharing the beautiful experience in this awesome country and the beautiful Afghani people
Stunning people with Amazing views of Nuristan in Afghanistan ❤💚
long time viewer, first time commenter. Love your videos
i couldn't help but cry
Hi Emma, just found ur channel. The children were precious ...I'd be like u, I'd get emotional. Would love to go to Scotland one day. My grandfathers side is from there. All the Best from Kentucky USA 🇺🇸
Nice work 🇨🇦🇦🇫
Thanks beautiful Emma 🙏❤️🙏❤️🇦🇫
Dear Emma, Thank you for visiting my beautiful home province.
This place have the best acorns in the world, ask them for Pergi ???? That's what they call them...
Nuristan is the best tour place for foreigners welcome always 👍
I badly missed my country 😢 i wish i can go someday
You can always go back unless you committed crime or being wanted for political involvement
Tahnkyou very mach Emma 🥰❤️💙
Afghan People have a Pure Heart, thanks to Emma to show the real Afghanistan, ALLAH bless you
Visit Kunduz city once because it has places to see, best food and hospitable people that many tourists have not visited.
Yess another day another video! ❤
What a beautiful country wow
Emma in afg it is not allowed film women they dont show fsce its is there cultur and houner and from islamic way also . But with out cameras they can invit you to there homes talking with you without cover face. And yes blue eyes and blond is not only in nuristan you can find it also other provices. We have beutiful people
Amazing people and amazing country!
Good video...
very beautiful view of ever in Afghanistan 😍
The water is so blue. Beautiful
One day I go here nuristan 😊
you are doing great job Emma I love your work
keep it up it is so emotional I really crying
Dear Emma ,your translator does not know Pashto properly and cannot translate goed. Please bring a translator with you who can speak in both Afghan languages, such as Pashto and Dari.
Nice children!😍
He is Persian so considering that his Pashto is pretty good
@@sayedlangari1240 Persian ?! 😀
He must translate perfectly and it is not enough to be good.
Can’t find better video than yours. Enjoy and learned as you did. You bringing exceptional experience about Afghanistan which everyone wish for. Your love for these children obvious. Looking forward more entertaining and educational videos
Always good to see your ebullient, optimistic, beautiful face. Beloved Madame Emma: the children love you.
It is interesting - she says "Gosh, life is hard here" all while the children are clearly joyful, laughing and with their family. You can go to a "rich" country and the kids have next to no family and fixed on their phones or video games with no link to their parents. Where is life hard?
Beautiful pure life they have. The children are so beautiful.
They told me how hard life is , you won’t see that through children playing! Winters are brutal , they struggle for medical care, no books or pens in schools , no basic necessities, they struggle for food , heat , they asked for help from NGOS but most don’t make it that far … children always have fun, go yourself and talk to them and see how hard life is , no running water, no hot water .. little electricity … I am not talking about how hard life is for the children! Children won’t know any different till they grow up … I had one mother wanted me to take her daughter with me … and she was serious .. 😞
@@WanderingEmma although life is hard in Nuristan
I really and truly believe they are happy and live purposeful lives There are connected and nature all around them. Despite not having what we others have
They have homes villages, every person knows another. A sense of connection with one another that the people in first world countries have sort of losr
@@Azmaray547 yes I agree with you 100% , they have a community and they all live in harmony with each other , with family and friends which is something we don’t know or will ever understand in our “ western “ privileged world.. to live with them for a few days is something ok never forget, I also lived like this for a week In Kalash valley jn Pakistan a couple of years ago , and I envy their way of life in that respect , but getting to know them and how they lived meant that they also shared their struggles with me , how hard things were , especially in winter, they always had a struggle to make sure they had enough food to put on the tables to feed the children, to keep the house heated , the parents always struggled to get enough money to try and get their kids educated, that’s all they wanted.. like any parent, one mother here actually asked me to take one of her children with me .
That’s really not what I meant when I said they have nothing.. it was probably how I said it in the moment.. I know they are “richer” than me in many ways … life isn’t about how rich you are in “things “ .. They would love certain things that we take for granted , and vice versa. That’s just from my experiences spending time there . In particular it was the week in Kalash where I lived their life for a week that opened my eyes to many things and learned a lot. 😊😊
@@WanderingEmma You are right in what your saying. And have more credidentals than me on the subject due to your open mind and more perspective due to your travelling.
Yes the winter is harsh , and food as well to feed the many children. I also feel sorry for that mother who was going to give child away. This happens every Winter and it's is sad they don't have what the western people have and that there life is harder especially isolated areas like Nuristanis/Kalash (both are cousins like Scotland, Irish, English)
I also think however it's quiet a beautiful way. The west has everything (schools, Medicine, Homes) yet somehow unhappy and distant Nuristanis have hard life and little yet somehow a lot of them are happy. An intresting thought that is
I'd recommend you expand your journey Throughout the same Pashtun World and visit into the Pashtun Tribal areas of Pakistan in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
These areas you'd need a local to get you in (I can arrange It for you). It's quiet fun, theyl treat you with our usual Hospitality in our culture. Fact is tourist haven't really been here. There are gun markets, Hash, local tribes, Beautiful mountains scenery and all. You'd love it if your up for an adventure. You've been to our areas in Afghanistan (Paktia, Khost, Kandahar, Nuristan and other areas), and our areas in Pakistan (Peshawar). Same ethnic group and people .
I'd recommend you visit our tribal areas.
Bajaur Agency, Orakzai Agency, Kurram, Mohmand Agency, Waziristan, and Khyber in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa if your up for the Adventure
I love the ruggedness of the men and beauty of the women. ❤
Thanks to Afghanistan, but I'm sorry to tell that your camera work is really poor. When I heard you were heading to Noristan, I came to view your film, but the beauty of Nuristan could not be seen.
What are you saying! The beauty of the place was appreciated! I don't have any complain.
Hey , what village is Emma in ?
😂😂😂 it’s around 1:00 at night and I swear you saying OMG when see poor little girls is both making laugh and sad at the same time. May God bless your heart and May Allah make it easy for the kids in Afghanistan 🇦🇫 ❤ love from East Africa. I can tell you have the best heart.
Mrs. Emma. Hiring a Pashtun translator who is fluent in Pashto would have been preferable. They could have communicated better with the local people. However, the current person doesn't know Pashto well, which may result in translation mistakes. Pashtun people are skilled in speaking multiple languages and excel in effective communication. Good luck 👍👍
Yes I know that but unfortunately this guide lied about his ability to speak Pashto and I didn’t know until I see peoples comments in the comment section here, I tell tourists now to make guides do a test so this doesn’t happen to them as it’s happened a few times to me now unfortunately, but I had no way of knowing, I trusted his word
Wow! Good for you Emma, it's my dream to go and visit Nooristan!
The best vlog so far love it 😍
Afghan Switzerland. ❤️❤️
The guy wearing red jacket in 12:43 is so handsomeeeee 😻
Beautiful like their hearts , beautiful like their land, beautiful like their appearance, beautiful like their religion
Masaallah all beauty 😍💚🇮🇳🤚
Unfortunately Your interpreter is weak in both Pashto And English, But we still enjoyed your video
he is not pashtun and his english is totacoligic
AFGHAN people are white but these sides are blond and People of Nuristan looks like Irish people ❤
Afghans are not white , they are a mixed race of people, the pseudo European looking ones are basically Andronovo relics but overall these types are what less than 5% of the population. You have not been to Ireland than ,they are famous for red hair and red hair non existent in Kalash related groups, blondism is more prevalent. Red hair is more prominent in Pashais and rural Pashtuns but again its not the norm. Here are genetic results of a Nuristani and the Scottish / Northern European ancestry is not from actual Scots but shared Corded Ware people because Corded Ware Indo Aryans were like Northern Europeans
czcams.com/users/shortsPDaETuq5zJM
Afghans are white 😆 🤣
Let's see....
* Nuristanis* only 20% can be considered white European looking. The majority look like Persians.
*Tajiks* same as Nuristanis, especially in Panjsher and Badakhshan,only 20% look European.
*Hazara* mainly East Asian looking yet even the Hazara have some blonde people.
*Pashtuns* about 3% white European looking, 10% East Asian looking, 30% Indian and Pakistani looking while the remaining look more like Persians. Though some Pashtuns near Tajik and Nuristani mountain areas have a higher rate of blondes, especially amongst children.
@@yakari7983 well being white is not something to proud.you might find that wonderful with Indians and pakies but for us Afghans our northern part is whiter or the same as Europeans! and the majority we are light yellow brownish white. But all what matter is Beaty which Afghans have it!personally I live in UK and me and my fellow Afghans in UK prefer First Afghan beauty and then Latin people no offence with all due respect we are sick of beauty in the UK so all what matter is beauty not being white or black or brown you guys took this issue very serious 😂😂
@yakari7983 where did you get the statistics from?
@@mysteriousjz from Google 😂🤣
An incredibly insightful video; I'd have loved for it to be much longer.
Beautiful video and landscape (those mountains in the background called for a good hike, which I don't know if is possible). It is surprising and cool to see how colorfully everyone dresses over there.
I was in Afghanistan for 5 months and you didn’t come now I am back in US and your there I am so sad 😅 hope to see you some time.
Nuristan is most beautiful province of Afghanistan .it is very similar to pakistani Chitral and kalash
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