This day was EVERYTHING ❤️ so, so happy to show you both around Bahrain. As always, love the vlog, especially Kara doing that yummy bread justice! My mum’s watched this at least 50 times. 😂 Enjoy India xo
Nate genuinely complimenting Shabana at 3:54 melted my heart because that definitely reassured her for taking on this "task". Shabana really did an amazing job!
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort. Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa! and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
I SWEAR TO GOD I LIVE IN BAHRAIN THIS IS SO COOL WATCHING CUZ NOW I CAN SEE WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK OF BAHRAIN. It was really nice to know that not everyone is scared of going to Arabic countries because of what they hear in the news and stuff. Thank you
Kara and Nate, thanks for visiting the arab league which comprises 22 countries, which has arrogantly and ignorantly become the free punching bag of many parts of the world, though I was saddened as it would have been better had you arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian who does not know afroasiatic semitic arabic, which is the official language of the arab country of bahrain, around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, and persia, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa and persia ( where the map of the Mideast ends). and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
I need your videos to be at least 2 hours long, please! I get so sad when they are over! Thanks so much for being a ray of sunshine in my day. I love that you are able to meet up with locals and get the real everyday experiences. It's so nice to see people showcasing their pride in the places they live. Keep up the fantastic work!!
Kara and Nate, thanks for visiting the arab league which comprises 22 countries, which has arrogantly and ignorantly become the free punching bag of many parts of the world, Shabana was more than gracious and we very much appreciate her showing you around bahrain, around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, though I was saddened as it would have been better had you arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian.
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort. Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa! and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
It is a peaceful, safe country with a few nice spots. But the food is hardly nice. Street food is too random and restaurant is way too expensive for its standard
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort. Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa, and persia! and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
@Mohammed Rashid he’s not wrong. She can’t even say Bahrain properly. I’m not Bahraini but I’m still kind of irritated, as I would love to see a real Bahraini who speaks Arabic and is actually from there, practicing the culture ... she’s British like me and that’s all I see. I’m more irritated that she’s called a native by Kara when she’s an expat.
I grew up in Bahrain, and I was so excited when I realised you'd be doing a video there. The Portuguese fort was my favorite place to go as a kid- I loved exploring all the rooms (the tower and the date press room were my favorite) so seeing a bit of it again was amazing! Also the bread... I miss the bread...
Kara I don't know how you do it but you have the most self control in anyone I have ever seen! I have only seen you buy 1 purse. I know Nate has got those 2 jackets but to be in all those open markets and not get something small from each country really takes dedication! Not even magnets or post cards. Should be started with post cards and mailed them home to yourselves so they have the stamp or magnets for your fridge.
Glad you visited Bahrain🇧🇭, it’s a place that not many people have been to, the Bahrainis are in my opinion the friendliest people in the gulf and it’s a much more chill place than Doha or Dubai
As are all your 'guest stars' 😎, Shabana is just adorable. Whether family, friends from home, new friends, or tour guides, you do a fabulous job of blending new faces in wonderful ways!
okay, i have been obsessively watching your videos for about a week now and "there's no rules" almost made me spit water all over my keyboard! excellent.
The best gold in the middle East is there in the soik in Bahrain. You was there. The quality of the gold is the best in the middle East. And you was correct the best food is there. You did an outstanding vlog showing all the best places to visit when in Bahrain.
except they chose someone who is not a local to pretend to be a local! bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort. Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa!
I am loving that your viewers are stepping up and being tour guides...If you ever come British Columbia, I would love to show you around my neck of the woods.
Shabana was so nice! Another great local host and another fascinating city/country! Agree with Kara how interesting that contrast is between the super ancient structures right next to those super modern skyscrapers!
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort. Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa! and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
I've just seen your channel & watched my first video 11 minutes ago! I really loved the new-comer perspective & vibe I've witnessed.. Hope you enjoyed our tiny island with a lot to offer & hope to see you around soon. Sending the best of wishes from Bahrain to the both of you & your wonderful guide ❤
Thank you for your candidness on your income report! It is so hard to find info online like this and I really appreciate your honesty. I'm very inspired by you two! Keep up the great work!
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
I’m so happy that I stumbled upon you two. I was trying to figure out how to use the bahn in germany before I decided to buy my plane tickets. Somehow your trans Siberian videos came up and I started watching (fell in love). I finished that segment and without thinking twice went straight to the beginning of y’alls journey. I’ve been watching for the past month I’m currently in the Lima vids. I just really want to say thank you for giving me the travel bug (going to Germany in April) but also thank you for letting me and all of the other subscribers be apart of your journey. I truly enjoy watching. -Derrick
I found your channel a couple of months ago. While, I have not seen every episode yet, I have watched quite a few!! I just love to watch your videos. You both are very personable and fun to watch!! I also think it's great that you are able to find, or they find you, local people to enjoy whatever city you're in!!! Safe travels always!!
unfortunately she was not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa which they share a boarder, culture, a language and a history with. the guy who was serving them the food was an actual local, though typically actual locals and citizens don't serve at restaurants, he decided he would instead of having a migrant guest worker, since he knew they were filming for a youtube video that would showcase the country.
OMG, I get so happy when I see people visiting my country, your video is so fun to watch and its the first video that I watch from you guys, glad that you enjoyed it and please come back again because there was a lot of places that you guys didn't go to like Muharraq and Sakehr, peace and love
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort. Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa! and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
@@eliasbalsam3820 Wow. Too much time on your hands? I didn't say or imply anything other than I thought she was cute and I loved her accent. All this from a comment that was made over two years ago?
@@shaunfernandes8995 dude, the fun stuff here are either over priced or dead. The only shit you can do is go to starbucks or something. Also i probably leave the house more than you do, asshole
Ah, Bahrain. It was such a long time ago, but the one thing that has stayed with me all these years is/was the sky. To this day, I have never seen a more beautiful blue or a clearer, cleaner sky. It should have its own name on the colour palette - Bahrain Blue, or something.
Glad you liked Bahrain. Between 2003 and 2013 work took me once or twice a year for trips of one to three weeks. Only Arab country I drove in. I got nostalgic looking at some of the street scenes.
Its so cool how many locals you get to meet up with! We sometimes day dream about being seen by people that want to show us things and share with us!! It seems like such a special way to travel.
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Ok, I see what you mean. Local can mean indigenous and also someone who knows the area well. However you are right, it is always a good idea to learn about the culture from people of that culture. I'm just talking about it being nice to have someone that knows the town or place you are in. Have a nice day.
Oh I just love you both because your videos are so delightful and Kara makes me smile so much. 🤣👍 You two are two golden nuggets at promoting these countries ! That middle eastern food looks soo delicious !! Moreover those markets are so interesting and wonderful!! By far your videos are such a breath of fresh air !! Every day I look firward to your newest videos. Thanks for sharing!! 😁👍👍
They do it on cruises to St Petersburg, Russia too. You do have to take a tour from the ship in Russia anyway. If you want to go into the city on your own you need a regular visa, which can be expensive and take awhile.
I’m so happy you enjoyed Bahrain! It’s a 2nd home for me and LOVE to see people enjoying as much as I do xx come back soon there is sooooo much more to see xx
I loved this! There’s a foreign exchange student from Bahrain at my school right now. This video was so eye opening for me! I’ve heard stories about Bahrain and life there from the exchange student but have never actually seen most of the places she’s talked about. Bahrain looks like a beautiful country!
except the woman in the video is not a real arab local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort. Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa! and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
OMG those salt and pepper shakers!! I contemplated buying them on SIX seperate occasions while at Dubai airport 🤣 Love the vlogs guys!! Thanks for taking us along on your epic journey!
omg at the 6:15 marker that clip.... no rules....an old commercial...little ceasars i think....I laughed so hard..and havent laughed that hard in years....talk about on pointe editing...LMAO....
I have been home with the Flu and have binged watched your vlogs. I am hooked. You’re video and editing if fantastic and I really enjoy your content. My favorite was the Everest Trek. I am a fan. I only wish I lived somewhere exotic to host you at our home. Safe travels and I look forward to watching you reach your 100th Country. I will be interested in a recap and which were your top faves.
Lol, I wonder why everyone has uproared the fact they served Persian food! There are alot of Persian restaurants in bahrain and if they served them what's the big deal!
This made my day Kara and nate! I never knew you visited bahrain! I searched for 6 months and here we go I finally found! We hope you visit bahrain again in the future! Fingers crossed! 😍🇧🇭
We did a visa run from.Kuwait to Bahrain. 65 dollars each for our visa. But a nice break. They had a nice pub at our hotel and we saw the soik and fort
Wow that really is looking like a feast! We really enjoy Middle Eastern food it is so very tasty. Thanks for another inspiring food/travel Vlog. Safe travels and have a nice upcoming weekend! Best Regards from Maxi and Maro in Copenhagen, Denmark!
This was awesome but I wish you guys could've explored more! What you have visited consisted of *less* *than* *a* *fraction* *of* *what* *Bahrain* *has* ; and the food you ate is more like a general version of Middle Eastern food mostly consisting of Levant cuisine in contrast to Gulf food. It would've been so much better if you explored more, knew what to eat, and if Shabbana commented more on----about Bahraini culture, history, and high tourism. Nevertheless, this was awesome and Shabbana did great!
Loved that you went to a country that you had never even heard of two years ago. That was me and the UAE. I had so much fun I decided I needed to reevaluate my list of countries to visit.
Great vlog!! There is much more to see in Bahrain. Next time you have to visit the traditional Muharraq houses on Muharraq Island (great place for photos), eat some yummy food in Adliya district (a place where lots of the young generation in Bahrain meet up and see amazing local art displays all around), get some local handicrafts and see how they are made in Al-Jasra center, and see the national theatre and museum too!!! There is lots of contrasts between old and new. Glad you enjoyed it there!
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
I voted for you on the shorty awards! I really really hope you win! When you come to New York in April, please let me know, I would love to show you around♥️😁I love you guys!!
I was born and raised here in Bahrain, I can't believe you guys literally walked past my home which is Bab al Bahrain. I hope Bahrain was fun for you guys ❤️
Not Fair - Bahrain is so much better than what you showed in your Video - We have such nice places to show to the world - Next time you are my Guests and will Show you the Real Bahrain - Thanks for the video - Cheers
Thanks so much for coming to my Country I am so so happy omg I really want to meet you guys I really hope you’re coming back to my Country again 😍😍😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
except the woman is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
This day was EVERYTHING ❤️ so, so happy to show you both around Bahrain. As always, love the vlog, especially Kara doing that yummy bread justice! My mum’s watched this at least 50 times. 😂 Enjoy India xo
I am SOOO happy you (and your mum!) enjoyed it! I told Nate I nailed the bread thing, I don't know what he was so worried about! 😂😋
Shabana, can you give a link or the name of the restaurant? I know Kara mentioned the name but nothing is showing up on google for it. Thanks.
What was the name of the restaurant? Informative video, thank you!
@@mariapablo2127 foods@home
WillScaryForCandy this is the like you ask for instagram.com/foodsathome?igshid=b15vl8uckt2w
Nate genuinely complimenting Shabana at 3:54 melted my heart because that definitely reassured her for taking on this "task". Shabana really did an amazing job!
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa!
and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
I SWEAR TO GOD I LIVE IN BAHRAIN THIS IS SO COOL WATCHING CUZ NOW I CAN SEE WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK OF BAHRAIN.
It was really nice to know that not everyone is scared of going to Arabic countries because of what they hear in the news and stuff. Thank you
SAMEEREE
I live in Bahrain too
The food was not authentic Bahraini but then Bahraini is a mix of all cultures and cuisines. That is why Bahrain rocks!
Kara and Nate, thanks for visiting the arab league which comprises 22 countries, which has arrogantly and ignorantly become the free punching bag of many parts of the world, though I was saddened as it would have been better had you arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian who does not know afroasiatic semitic arabic, which is the official language of the arab country of bahrain, around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq
Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, and persia, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa and persia ( where the map of the Mideast ends).
and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
@Mohammed Rashid i was not referring to the iranian food.
@@eliasbalsam3820 I’m going to correct you on the idiotic statement that Arabs ARE Asians. They are west Asians. Jeez.
I need your videos to be at least 2 hours long, please! I get so sad when they are over! Thanks so much for being a ray of sunshine in my day. I love that you are able to meet up with locals and get the real everyday experiences. It's so nice to see people showcasing their pride in the places they live. Keep up the fantastic work!!
Yes I would love at least 30-40 minutes; they are too good to end,
Kara and Nate, thanks for visiting the arab league which comprises 22 countries, which has arrogantly and ignorantly become the free punching bag of many parts of the world, Shabana was more than gracious and we very much appreciate her showing you around bahrain, around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, though I was saddened as it would have been better had you arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian.
Since they were already in Manama as the first stop i wish they tried the famous (aloo bashir)
mariam ak true. هلا بالبحرينية🇧🇭❤️
Offff it’s 1am and I’m starvvvingggg
Ahhahaha😂😂
Are all of y'all from Bahrain?
Ahh same
That was such a good vlog, it's a shame you only got to stay for one day cause there's a lot more to see and visit in this beautiful country ❤️
Not really
@@azeezwho bruh
Really,like what
Shabanna is a natural!
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa!
and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
I like how it randomly recommends my country. Anyways, Nice video!
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Didn't think someone would find my country genuinely beautiful
Book Worm same 😂
Same
It is a peaceful, safe country with a few nice spots. But the food is hardly nice. Street food is too random and restaurant is way too expensive for its standard
hui xue yeah I agree we are very fortunate to have this sense of safety and security
OMG I love love love Shabana! I could listen to her accent all day. Looks like a lot of fun guys! Safe travels
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa, and persia!
and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
@Mohammed Rashid he’s not wrong. She can’t even say Bahrain properly. I’m not Bahraini but I’m still kind of irritated, as I would love to see a real Bahraini who speaks Arabic and is actually from there, practicing the culture ... she’s British like me and that’s all I see. I’m more irritated that she’s called a native by Kara when she’s an expat.
@Mohammed Rashid I do think her contribution is interesting though. I just wish she was presented as such :)
I grew up in Bahrain, and I was so excited when I realised you'd be doing a video there. The Portuguese fort was my favorite place to go as a kid- I loved exploring all the rooms (the tower and the date press room were my favorite) so seeing a bit of it again was amazing! Also the bread... I miss the bread...
Such fun memories! And yes the BREAD 😍😍😍
Kara I don't know how you do it but you have the most self control in anyone I have ever seen! I have only seen you buy 1 purse. I know Nate has got those 2 jackets but to be in all those open markets and not get something small from each country really takes dedication! Not even magnets or post cards. Should be started with post cards and mailed them home to yourselves so they have the stamp or magnets for your fridge.
Glad you visited Bahrain🇧🇭, it’s a place that not many people have been to, the Bahrainis are in my opinion the friendliest people in the gulf and it’s a much more chill place than Doha or Dubai
As are all your 'guest stars' 😎, Shabana is just adorable. Whether family, friends from home, new friends, or tour guides, you do a fabulous job of blending new faces in wonderful ways!
There’s no rules!😂😂 Kara, you are such a skilled editor. Your guide was priceless.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
i think you have convinced me to put the middle east on my list lol, and your tour guide friend was so nice and so good on camera
okay, i have been obsessively watching your videos for about a week now and "there's no rules" almost made me spit water all over my keyboard! excellent.
The best gold in the middle East is there in the soik in Bahrain. You was there. The quality of the gold is the best in the middle East. And you was correct the best food is there. You did an outstanding vlog showing all the best places to visit when in Bahrain.
Lester Ager its spelled Souq!
Watching this and I’m from Bahrain ...nice to see u in the country
except they chose someone who is not a local to pretend to be a local! bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa!
I am loving that your viewers are stepping up and being tour guides...If you ever come British Columbia, I would love to show you around my neck of the woods.
Shabana was so nice! Another great local host and another fascinating city/country! Agree with Kara how interesting that contrast is between the super ancient structures right next to those super modern skyscrapers!
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Shabana was awesome!
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa!
and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
Before watching this I didn't want to go to school today. After watching I still don't wanna go, but I'm in a lot better mood! Such a good vlog!
I feel ya!
Happy we could help :) Have a great day at school!
I've just seen your channel & watched my first video 11 minutes ago! I really loved the new-comer perspective & vibe I've witnessed.. Hope you enjoyed our tiny island with a lot to offer & hope to see you around soon. Sending the best of wishes from Bahrain to the both of you & your wonderful guide ❤
The best video about bahrain 🇧🇭 i enjoyed. ❤
Thank you for your candidness on your income report! It is so hard to find info online like this and I really appreciate your honesty. I'm very inspired by you two! Keep up the great work!
Glad you liked it! :)
shabana was a pro ,pure natural being on the camera. already love her.
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Wow that food looks amazing!!!! I think it's so awsome you can make connections and have locals show you around.
Glad you enjoyed it! Shabana definitely made this day possible and we are so happy we got to spend it with her!
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
I’m so happy that I stumbled upon you two. I was trying to figure out how to use the bahn in germany before I decided to buy my plane tickets. Somehow your trans Siberian videos came up and I started watching (fell in love). I finished that segment and without thinking twice went straight to the beginning of y’alls journey. I’ve been watching for the past month I’m currently in the Lima vids. I just really want to say thank you for giving me the travel bug (going to Germany in April) but also thank you for letting me and all of the other subscribers be apart of your journey. I truly enjoy watching.
-Derrick
Aww thank you so much!! Have fun in Germany! 💜😁
I found your channel a couple of months ago. While, I have not seen every episode yet, I have watched quite a few!! I just love to watch your videos. You both are very personable and fun to watch!! I also think it's great that you are able to find, or they find you, local people to enjoy whatever city you're in!!! Safe travels always!!
So glad you enjoy our vids 💜😁
I really really love it when foreign people come to our country for tourism and stuff... it just makes my day alooooot better!
Shobana seems so lovely and delightful. You guys are so lucky to be able to experience the country through the eyes of such an amazing person.
unfortunately she was not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa which they share a boarder, culture, a language and a history with.
the guy who was serving them the food was an actual local, though typically actual locals and citizens don't serve at restaurants, he decided he would instead of having a migrant guest worker, since he knew they were filming for a youtube video that would showcase the country.
OMG, I get so happy when I see people visiting my country, your video is so fun to watch and its the first video that I watch from you guys, glad that you enjoyed it and please come back again because there was a lot of places that you guys didn't go to like Muharraq and Sakehr, peace and love
Shabana is cute. LOVE that British accent.
Steve Hogue
She is a doll, indeed.
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa!
and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
@@eliasbalsam3820 Wow. Too much time on your hands? I didn't say or imply anything other than I thought she was cute and I loved her accent. All this from a comment that was made over two years ago?
I like that you publish your financial reports as well as creating excellent content. Wish more would follow your lead!
Seeing you guys smile and enjoying life, getting to travel the world makes me happy! My day isn’t complete until I watch a few of your videos!❤️
I hope you enjoyed your day at Bahrain and you are always welcome to visit the tiny kingdom.
little did u know the longest time u can stay in the car from the north of Bahrain to the south is literally 40-50 mins
This is so funny watching people tour Bahrain and think it’s so fun 😂😂😂
What's funny in that?
@@shaunfernandes8995 are you talking about yourself?
Ikr it's so boring here
@@arawhiraya7609 nope. bahrain isnt boring if you are doing fun stuff here which u are clearly not doing and probably sitting at home
@@shaunfernandes8995 dude, the fun stuff here are either over priced or dead.
The only shit you can do is go to starbucks or something.
Also i probably leave the house more than you do, asshole
Ah, Bahrain. It was such a long time ago, but the one thing that has stayed with me all these years is/was the sky. To this day, I have never seen a more beautiful blue or a clearer, cleaner sky. It should have its own name on the colour palette - Bahrain Blue, or something.
Aww I am a Bahraini n never notice that! Gota look up more often n thank u for ur sweet words
love super old buildings that fort was soo cool & soo old, love it!
So do we!
SO happy that such a channel exists.
💜
That was such a beautiful country to see right now through travels you Thank you so much I enjoy your videos
I lived in Bahrain as a young woman and loved it. So great to see the country again
Glad you liked Bahrain. Between 2003 and 2013 work took me once or twice a year for trips of one to three weeks. Only Arab country I drove in. I got nostalgic looking at some of the street scenes.
Its so cool how many locals you get to meet up with! We sometimes day dream about being seen by people that want to show us things and share with us!! It seems like such a special way to travel.
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Ok, I see what you mean. Local can mean indigenous and also someone who knows the area well. However you are right, it is always a good idea to learn about the culture from people of that culture. I'm just talking about it being nice to have someone that knows the town or place you are in. Have a nice day.
The good looked absolutely delicious! Bahrain looks really interesting
We just got to the north of Thailand 😃
No wonder I have never been to the seaport :P Glad to see the place I grew up in. Happy Travelling!!
Oh I just love you both because your videos are so delightful and Kara makes me smile so much. 🤣👍 You two are two golden nuggets at promoting these countries ! That middle eastern food looks soo delicious !! Moreover those markets are so interesting and wonderful!!
By far your videos are such a breath of fresh air !!
Every day I look firward to your newest videos.
Thanks for sharing!! 😁👍👍
It’s awesome that the cruise line handles the Visa situation!
They do it on cruises to St Petersburg, Russia too. You do have to take a tour from the ship in Russia anyway. If you want to go into the city on your own you need a regular visa, which can be expensive and take awhile.
@@user-bw3fl7fj9w Thanks for the info! 👍😁
Wow bahrain is beauty
I absolutely love your vlogs in the middle east!
I’m so happy you enjoyed Bahrain! It’s a 2nd home for me and LOVE to see people enjoying as much as I do xx come back soon there is sooooo much more to see xx
Shabanna is a gem!
It’s true❤️
Never thought I would watch these kinds of videos, but ive just subscribed. I'm addicted!!!
Your vlogs are so cool. I just wanna mention that all the foods you had in Bahrain are Iranian cuisine.
Wow I’m Bahraini it’s nice to see that you visit Bahrain and like it❤️❤️
I loved this! There’s a foreign exchange student from Bahrain at my school right now. This video was so eye opening for me! I’ve heard stories about Bahrain and life there from the exchange student but have never actually seen most of the places she’s talked about. Bahrain looks like a beautiful country!
except the woman in the video is not a real arab local,
bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Indian sub-continentals and arabs are not interchangeable guys! we are culturally, linguistically, historically, and genetically closer to the people of north africa, and sub saharan africa, not the indian sub-continent which we don't share a boarder with. and peninsular arabs do not carry indian dna and when it comes to mtdna they only carry 3%, peninsular arabs are more related to arabs of north africa, and subsaharan africa!
and looks do not define ethnicity, people of different genotypes (ethnicities), can share the same phenotype, which is (how people look), guess what? jason mantzoukas and eric estrada are not asian indian sub continentals! and the huge majority of peninsular arabs are arab not asian.
This brings backs soooo many memories from when I was in Bahrain in 2014-2016
Awe.. i miss bahrain..
OMG those salt and pepper shakers!!
I contemplated buying them on SIX seperate occasions while at Dubai airport 🤣
Love the vlogs guys!! Thanks for taking us along on your epic journey!
You should have!! 😍
omg at the 6:15 marker that clip.... no rules....an old commercial...little ceasars i think....I laughed so hard..and havent laughed that hard in years....talk about on pointe editing...LMAO....
so good - loving the Middle East and the tour with the locals!
There’s no rules! Love it! That lamb shank looked incredible! Hope it tasted as good as it looked!
I said that the lamb was my favorite part but it didn't make the cut in the vlog... I was eating the sauce with a spoon!!!!
All the food looks so amazing.
I have been home with the Flu and have binged watched your vlogs. I am hooked. You’re video and editing if fantastic and I really enjoy your content. My favorite was the Everest Trek. I am a fan. I only wish I lived somewhere exotic to host you at our home. Safe travels and I look forward to watching you reach your 100th Country. I will be interested in a recap and which were your top faves.
Feel better! 💜💞
Some of that food was of Iranian tradition. Especially the Aubergine and fried mint dish. Also Moss Moseer. Which is plain yoghurt and shallots.
Lol, I wonder why everyone has uproared the fact they served Persian food! There are alot of Persian restaurants in bahrain and if they served them what's the big deal!
This made my day Kara and nate! I never knew you visited bahrain! I searched for 6 months and here we go I finally found! We hope you visit bahrain again in the future! Fingers crossed! 😍🇧🇭
Bahrain is one of the country who give all kinds of rights and freedom to people
This reminds me of Jerusalem it was exactly like this. I noticed it was very clean though which is nice
Thank you for taking me with you on these great adventures! Please continue to make these videos, I would love to see you guys travel the USA .
I've binge watched all of your episodes over the last week! So awesome!
Nice! 💜👍🏻
We did a visa run from.Kuwait to Bahrain. 65 dollars each for our visa. But a nice break. They had a nice pub at our hotel and we saw the soik and fort
Wow that really is looking like a feast! We really enjoy Middle Eastern food it is so very tasty. Thanks for another inspiring food/travel Vlog. Safe travels and have a nice upcoming weekend! Best Regards from Maxi and Maro in Copenhagen, Denmark!
Thanks guys! :)
You two are my youtube favorites. I have been "shorty" voting for you every day.
I cannot believe that I missed you guys when you came to Bahrain, after watching you guys and fan of yours. Really sad.
Im a filipino and i grew up here.. its amazing how my fav vloggers Were here in bahrain.. hou guys are amazin
Loved this! I'm finally catching up with all of your vlogs. I've been binge watching for weeks now from start to finish!
Love it! Nice work! 👍🏻🙃
This was awesome but I wish you guys could've explored more! What you have visited consisted of *less* *than* *a* *fraction* *of* *what* *Bahrain* *has* ; and the food you ate is more like a general version of Middle Eastern food mostly consisting of Levant cuisine in contrast to Gulf food. It would've been so much better if you explored more, knew what to eat, and if Shabbana commented more on----about Bahraini culture, history, and high tourism. Nevertheless, this was awesome and Shabbana did great!
welcome to your second country guys ❤️
your editing skills have gotten better and better. keep it up
Loved that you went to a country that you had never even heard of two years ago. That was me and the UAE. I had so much fun I decided I needed to reevaluate my list of countries to visit.
Isn't it great? Same!
Great vlog!! There is much more to see in Bahrain. Next time you have to visit the traditional Muharraq houses on Muharraq Island (great place for photos), eat some yummy food in Adliya district (a place where lots of the young generation in Bahrain meet up and see amazing local art displays all around), get some local handicrafts and see how they are made in Al-Jasra center, and see the national theatre and museum too!!! There is lots of contrasts between old and new. Glad you enjoyed it there!
I really love it when you all meet-up with a local...So cool!
she is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
Love the “NO RULES” insert.
Haha I'm glad you appreciated it ;) LOVE that commercial
I can’t believe u actually went to where I live
I voted for you on the shorty awards! I really really hope you win! When you come to New York in April, please let me know, I would love to show you around♥️😁I love you guys!!
I love love your videos.i don't get bored even for a second
thanks for sharing ur journeys with us. just BEAUTIFUL
You are going to love the souq in Qatar! It is the same but narrower. I am living in Qatar now till June because I am graduating here! :)
I was born and raised here in Bahrain, I can't believe you guys literally walked past my home which is Bab al Bahrain. I hope Bahrain was fun for you guys ❤️
Not Fair - Bahrain is so much better than what you showed in your Video - We have such nice places to show to the world - Next time you are my Guests and will Show you the Real Bahrain - Thanks for the video - Cheers
Thanks so much for coming to my Country I am so so happy omg I really want to meet you guys I really hope you’re coming back to my Country again 😍😍😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
except the woman is not a local, bahrain is an arab island country in the arab league, the woman in the video is british asian from the indian sub continent who doesn't even know the official language of the country which is arabic, she is an expat. around 55% of the people residing in the country are expats and migrant guest workers, many of whom can be seen in the old souq, I was saddened as it would have been better had they arranged a quick tour with an actual local who is an arab native and a citizen of the arab island country of bahrain for this youtube video rather than a british asian. who has no idea what she's eating, nor how to pronounce arabic letters like she pretends to at the ancient site of bahrain fort.
i am from bahrain and i am soo happy to see this video
im glad u guys enjoyed bahrain!!! ur always welcome in our country
Just found y'all and I'm loving the videos!
Aww man!! I was there in Bahrain at that time. I cam home for winter break. I grew up in Bahrain and i really wish i could've met you guys!
Voted for you guys. You deserve it!! Thanks for taking us along your journey! ❤
Love, love Bahrain ♥️
I really like this video, cause this video make me know thas bahrain is really awesome country. -I am indonesia
Beautiful people 😍beautiful country ❤️🇧🇭