24 Hours as Tourist in Libya (not easy)

[@raywalters243]

The gentleman that said "Better today than yesterday and better tommorow than today" was ooozing positivity. The world would a better place if we all thought like him.

[@JM-fo1te]

Nothing would get done

[@eldidosti6202]

we ( western society ) already tired that remember ... during 60/70/80/90 if anyone would try to say something bad about how THINGS work , the immediate response would be " don't think about it / you worry to much / you are very pessimist & negative / don't think about this things / try to be happy " well this is were we ended up by " not thinking about it " ... Problems don't just solve themselves , it would be great if they did. It is good when people criticise because the people who do criticise have really though about that they are complaining about and often means that they have also found another , More Efficient Way , of doing the thing that they are complaining about. So people who criticise , are offering another alternative way , and in the mean time , there are people like you who think " let's just hope that tomorrow will be better " . But tomorrow will not be better , if we keep doing the same shit that got us into this problems. Tomorrow will not be better just because we want it to be better , we have to do better to hope for better, you know like the most logic thing in the universe. The most dangerous people on earth are Empty Positives , who want better but refuse to do better

[@Beautiful_tomorrw]

yeah ☹

[@Scintilla7777]

Kamala Harris using the same line now 😮😂❤

[@JozefRM]

Thats because he's a Tribesman who's enjoying his local communities safety. ... He doesnt represent the country.

[@MohamedAli-ff5uy]

As a Libyan citizen, I like to welcome all guests from all over the world when the country is stable and peace prevails

[@varanchio]

🧡

[@steverichardson6920]

I worked in Libya for two years my most lasting memory is that the people were wonderful, down to earth and always positive, I hope it all turns around and and the prosperity you all deserve arrives

[@amelhassan6162]

Thanks Steve 😊it's nice from you say that 🙂⚘

[@wasabe591]

Thank you very much! ☺️

[@user-ih2uc2ji8i]

@Travel Xplorer replying cause I also wanna know

[@TheGroovyGuitarDude]

Mohammad Ali seems like the friendliest dude. Would love to just sit with him, have tea, and talk about life ☕️

[@IndigoTraveller]

Definitely a legend!

[@boopsboy]

@@IndigoTraveller Did you realize he could only see you with his right eye? I've been an Eye Technician for 17 years.

[@WouterDRav]

I feel like this about so many people

[@MohammedAli-jg5qt]

I am man, thanks!

[@noorzoommuhammed]

Ahahah. He did serve every deserving one with his special tea mix.

[@alaasamir9323]

Hey Nick :) my name is Alaa, I am a 26 years old Libyan living in Tripoli, I'm so happy to see your effort to try to shed a light on the current situation of our country, and debunk some of the fear created by the media's portrayal of the situation, and partly based of recent history events as well. To shed a light on some of the thoughts that were going through your head in the video, Ghdames is a historical/nature tourism destination, the city is mostly empty because of the current weather ( simply this isn't the prime season to visit it ) , Also the police watching you closely is truly for your safety, unfortunately we still have a parley there legal system and the last thing any of us want is a foreigner being endangered by armed groups or even random acts of ignorantly hate attacks, anyway, if you are still in the city and you find your self interested in getting more local and youthful perspectives, please feel free to contact me and I'm sure we can work something out :)

[@vinodlalwani9398]

Great hi, Alaa, read your comment today and felt very very nice.

[@HongjinLi-e7r]

Hiii, Alaa! My name is Hongjin! I’m graduating from my master’s degree next summer and I want to cycle along the African Mediterranean coastline and I have dreamed coming to Libya for years! Am I allowed to enter Libia from Ras Ajdir at the border and cycle to Egypt?

[@Viva-s5y]

As a Korean, I worked Sarir in Libya. Sarir it means The death of Land. located in the middle of Sahara desert. Even Libyan cannot live in there. I live there for 2 years as a civil engineer in 1996~1998. benghazi was great I think. Hope to know that Libya country is safy to live these days. when I finish my work , I often to go to desert area with my car. desert sunset was awesome. Tripoli...When I arrived Tripoli and then move to benghazi by car and then move to Sarir The death of land.....Sarir ^^ I remember

[@bihunova]

Great videos ! I lived in Libya one year before the revolution and fled when it was actually happening from the east side to Egypt. I will never forget and seeing Libya makes me really emotional

[@theaverageguytraveller7253]

traveller with a camera does better than 99% of journalists. Great job Nick, you are one of a kind

[@BobbyDazzler888]

The journalists that are allowed in arent real journalists

[@billiamc1969]

You think US has journalism? LOL

[@Mvgical]

@@billiamc1969 the sad truth, but there is some. Not mainstream of course, but Luke from WeareChange is an amazing journalist. He confronted many elites like Rothschild and Henry Kissinger on camera, made them sweat bullets.

[@vincent4810]

@@billiamc1969 The US Media is fake news.

[@mandybon04]

Mohammed's house was gorgeous! The rug, the mosaics on the walls, cool glass ornaments.... Hippy Heaven

[@varanchio]

right?i was shook how beautiful it is!

[@missmuffet3874]

Agreed, it was lovely.

[@edkerby8055]

I forgot I was watching KZbin travel vlog and thought I was watching a journalism piece for a second, very interesting and nicely done

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you, Ed! Much appreciation!

[@FactStorm]

That's because Vice clips & general news were included, and Libya is inherently a political story regardless of what angle you look at it. It's bound to, you can't have Libya content without the story. It would be like putting blinders on a horse and pretending the elephant in the room isn't there lol. It's definitely quality content, Nick is a great videographer!

[@DweeD1516]

Exactly my though. Independent on site journalism at it's finest about the things that matter. Nick has just sort of evolved that way naturally from the beginning it seems. Love it!

[@BangTanPrettiNikki]

I’ve followed you for a few years and I love your channel. I think about you and your safety when I’m not watching or when there isn’t an upload. I pray for you and hope you are safe and enjoying your travels. Thank you for giving us such amazing thought provoking content. 🙏🏾❤️

[@TheNewTravel]

"Word is getting around that a tourist is in town..." You know you're off the beaten path when just showing up gets people excited 😂

[@victorgadamba5518]

killing a foreigner affects such countries' image and foreign relations. he could get easily killed and they're just protecting him, cuz it's Libya.

[@clifffraser7433]

@Victor Was going to comment much the same thing - right on.

[@jacopofolin6400]

@@victorgadamba5518 well to me seem normal, even when there is a war most people remain normal and don't kill turist just because

[@DrRosko]

@@jacopofolin6400 Unless the tourist is a filthy crusader

[@FireRayquaza24]

“Excited” isn’t the word I would use personally

[@caneroezlue3053]

Once again forgotten by the mainstream media indigo traveler brings us a marvelous story!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you Caner!

[@SaroShow]

He's way better then any mainstream documentary channel...

[@jimmysmits6255]

He has almost 1M subs and it's on KZbin. That's pretty mainstream.

[@SaroShow]

@@jimmysmits6255 mainstream means that you're not free to do your content. Mainstream corporation

[@jimmysmits6255]

@@SaroShow youtube is owned by Google. That's as mainstream as it gets.

[@AerialJules]

This has quickly become one of my favourite youtube channels. I love the take on showing the reality of life and not just the tourism side, BUT with no bias. Thank you for sharing these countries with us!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you vey much, that does mean a lot to me, all the best. Nick

[@Mommer18]

@@IndigoTravelleri just found you and I’m so fascinated! Safe travels!

[@tayzonday]

How is it that corporate media can’t find one Indigo Traveler?

[@CleAnthony]

Because you keep moving away from the mic to breathe

[@beepboopbeepp]

What's up checkmark?

[@wazzupidaug5]

They are all bought and corrupt

[@Wanningwarninginwarmwearther]

Is nobody gonna mention that TayZonday casually commentating on this video

[@michael5725]

Chocolate rainnnnnnn ❤️

[@mainagakere7305]

I remember watching this video after my mum's funeral and all i can say is that watching these videos helped me calm me down after a really long day. Please continue uploading them.

[@Senaleb]

Muhammed Ali really floats like a butterfly with his eloquence and stings like a bee with his truth.

[@amirshaltami6024]

I really appreciate this as a Libyan. It may be difficult now but when the situation in Libya improves day by day it will be a much better experience if you plan on revisiting.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you, Amir. It was a great day and I love Libyan people :)

[@peterjarnes25]

Muhammad Ali's living room was so gorgeous how cool to be with him there just talking and absorbing all you can! ❤

[@Beautiful_tomorrw]

awww💗

[@daniellehylton2245]

Real eye opening stuff! Last person I watched traveling over this much was Anthony Bourdain. I treasured him and I miss him. Huge compliment. I plan on binging your entire channel. Much love and respect from 🇺🇸🌎❤.

[@IndigoTraveller]

That means a lot, thank you very much!

[@fruqan]

As Ghanaian Libya looks like home and I can’t wait to see Libya great again 🤲🏾

[@Allazzz]

Thank you ❤️

[@shukriiii]

how’s it home for you if you’re Ghanaian

[@fruqan]

@@shukriiii I didn’t say Libya is my home.

[@NorwayMamma1]

I would love to sit and talk with Mohammad and hear all of his stories. Great video! Hugs from Norway!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thanks, Leeah! A legend he is!

[@anti-stupid-not--vax9629]

Hope you follow your countryman Haraldooo👍

[@FS-me8mj]

Not gonna lie the desert sceneries are breathtaking. The only downside is the scorching heat.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Agreed, double edged sword but overall spectacular :)

[@tc2425]

I was in Tucson Arizona last week and it was 42c Hot Air Blowing in from the Sonoran Desert all day but the Mornings and late Nights it Cools Down

[@blyzon-music]

nice pic bro

[@OddZodd]

Atleast its dry heat

[@sniperbob2354]

I thank you as a Libyan for showing the truth about my country.

[@IndigoTraveller]

That means a lot, thank you for having me in your country!

[@sniperbob2354]

@@IndigoTraveller happy to have you

[@sniperbob2354]

@Bill Blaze thug life baby

[@thechosenone9703]

Do u live in Libya rn cuz I always wanted to talk to libyan and get to know them maybe talk about the current situation there! Btw love from Pakistan🇵🇰 ❤🇱🇾

[@sniperbob2354]

Hi, firstly yes I do live in Libya and secondly, the situation is simple so I will say: 1:in summer 12-hour power outages and in winter 2-6 hours because of hot weather and stealing of natural resources, 2: Extreme corruption in the government and for everything else too. 3:wars because countries like Saudi Arabia,USA, and Russia are fuelling wars like in 2019 that's enough for now.

[@marlouwecastaneda5617]

I'm currently based in Libya. Last spring break, my colleagues, whom are all foreign teacher from all sorts of continent had a great time with their visit in Gadames. (I wish I was there too but I went to spend my break outside.) Here in Tripoli, security police and militias are a lot less compared 2 years ago. Shops are opened and everything are back in business. We drive and walk in Tripoli especially in Madina, the city center and I never encountered anyone asking us about anything except hospitality and people asking where are we from and after that, they will say be very happy to say welcome to Libya. They're happy seeing foreigners here. Mainly because most of them went out during the war. So few are still working here but it's not a common sight. So, in summary, you still find good places here but are mainly found in Tripoli and other major cities. But outside Tripoli, there are some peaceful places and some are not. It's just a matter of choosing where to go and knowing the limits plus the dangers of places you're trying to visit. I hope you try to share the nice shops and places in the city centers. They're far than what I expected in a country torn by civil war. That's for sure.

[@gazalyel1566]

Welcome to libya and your welcome at my store in Tripoli any time ❤️

[@Cat-Washing-ton]

Thank you for sharing that perspective! How are the coastal areas and cities east of Tripoli? I have always been interested in seeing Cyrenaica and the ruins there.

[@marlouwecastaneda5617]

@@gazalyel1566 thanks. I wish to visit your shop one day.

[@marlouwecastaneda5617]

@@Cat-Washing-ton I really adore the Roman ruins. I wish I could visit them this summer.

[@gazalyel1566]

@@marlouwecastaneda5617 At any time Location is in Google just type the code ( R6X3+GF طرابلس)

[@mryeast4373]

Thank you for showcasing the beauty of this world throughout the pandemic! The work you're doing Nick isn't going unnoticed! I haven't been able to travel to see my family in Italy for 2 years because of Covid, I often get depressed and cry over it, but your videos give me optimism for the future and keep me going! Great work

[@mryeast4373]

@@sherifdzn6523 tbh the UK and America are to blame for alot of the Middle East's woes

[@annettemccall6453]

Thank you for showing this beautiful country! You are doing a great job documenting this trip even though it's harder to talk to folks. I've still learned alot about a place I've only heard bad things about. I hope it continues to get better for the folks of Libya. Stay safe!

[@annettemccall6453]

@@sherifdzn6523 thank you for your insight, I just want to understand. I know western media is definitely not the place to go for good information and I know, just like anywhere in the world that there are good people there just trying to make it through life.

[@A.Severan]

@@sherifdzn6523 this is way overblown. It’s not even a fraction as bad as you make it sound. Not a bit. -reporting from Tripoli.

[@vaszi101]

my mom used to live in libya sometime in the mid 1980’s. she doesn’t remember much but she remembers there was many nice people and lived relatively peacefully. my grandpa (who brought my family there because he was working there) is still alive but for some odd reason he doesn’t like to talk about libya. i’ve made up my own theories about why he doesn’t talk about it, but really i don’t think i’ll ever know. love from turkey 🇹🇷

[@samualjohnson5450]

Try to find out what happened to your grand father so the history doesn't get lost 🙏🏾

[@ManjulaBuddarage0]

If he speak it will be a very interesting story

[@lots2011]

Maybe he misses those days he lived in Libya.

[@ima2stroker]

Nobody shows Libya clearly and deep as u show! Greetings to Libyan people from India 🇮🇳

[@IndigoTraveller]

Appreciate that, love to India!

[@ryan123dean1]

We Libyans love India too

[@رجبطيباردوغان-غ3ث]

@@ryan123dean1 i am from India i love libiya 💚

[@ahmedelkhattabi]

Actually he is not showing Libya yet. That’s the desert. There is barely any Libyans in the desert. Most Libyans live in the cities, north of Libya.

[@jasonwilliamtjandra]

@@ahmedelkhattabi Bro just wait couple of days or weeks because he is recording the South first and then the North

[@esrajalal6640]

I’m American Iraqi, my grandparents live in Libya and I visited them using my Iraqi passport last summer, I faced absolutely no policing or any form of extreme control. I’d say you might be facing this due to these people’s fear of westerns. Western governments literally ruined their country and had been stealing it’s wealth for more than a decade now. And since they just formed their government, I assume they’re trying to not fail due to Americans and Europeans one more time.

[@faruokag7306]

I agree

[@Ahmed-hy8eh]

True

[@TheMagicJIZZ]

It wasn't western governments. It was turkey and Russia tf you talking about. The west had to intervene as it's IN OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD? You think NATO or southern Europe wouldn't occupy temporarily Algeria if collapse? The people killed Gaddafi. He was corrupt and murdered by his people. There is no evidence the west wanted it. We bought oil from Libya and maintained that stability. Just because the west picked a side

[@TheMagicJIZZ]

@@elmo319 Lmao 🤣 people believe such bullshit

[@Dockhead]

@@TheMagicJIZZ keep living that story in your head, your clearly not here to hear otherwise.

[@JohnSmith-tz8jj]

My housemate when I was in my first job in London was from Libya. I travelled to Libya with him in 2004; had a great time. Security fears were not a thing- all I came back with were good memories which stay with me even now. 13 years later, in 2017 I travelled to Tripoli for a business meeting; flew in and out the same day but they were possibly the most tense few hours of my life. It's good to see you took the time and chance to visit the country and share your perspective with the rest of us. Doesn't feel like the country is ready for tourism (long way from it) and especially in this post COVID world. But I hope to get back when conditions allow.

[@beaubritton2125]

I’m loving this story. I had an antique shop in Alaska so this episode was that much better. Thanks again for your effort and courage. Libya. Even in my dreams I never thought I would see it.

[@batoab7100]

😅why

[@beaubritton2125]

Mostly due to my age (70) and having Parkinson’s disease. It makes getting from place to place very difficult.

[@bassembboustany]

"Scotland more friendly than English" This man wants to start a bloody war in the comments

[@IndigoTraveller]

hahahaha

[@chulainn32]

Hahaha..he's not far wrong though!

[@AzderielBane]

True though. Heard many English say the further north you travel the friendlier it gets.

[@zulkiflirazak6206]

seriously, he is right...

[@ruxiist]

@@AzderielBane That only applies within England though and as someone from the South East, we're as nice as they come within the 🇬🇧

[@nate1988]

I hope I see a Libya open to tourism in my lifetime. There is something special about the vibe I get from these videos; just seems like such a beautiful, mysterious place. Great stuff as always.

[@IndigoTraveller]

1000%! Hopefully things improve and tourism can flourish

[@RobinSingh-lb8ug]

I am working in Libya 2006 to 2011 really i miss Bangazi City❤ I have to much friends in Libya. .MSEC

[@Singh19844]

I was also in Libya from 2008 to 2011 in MSEC BANGAZI

[@RobinSingh-lb8ug]

@@Singh19844 oh really i am raju rinku brother from bilaspur and u

[@Singh19844]

We know eachother, rinku was working in laboratory

[@RobinSingh-lb8ug]

@@Singh19844 yes

[@RobinSingh-lb8ug]

And I am work with sarve group

[@godsplantv6837]

It’s true I’m in Ghadamis and it’s very safety 🇱🇾

[@vinodlalwani9398]

I am reading about Libiya since 2014 and live this place . Having great history and respect

[@shawnmoore1319]

Lol Hillary saying “we saved lives” is hilarious af

[@rayh6118]

She mean we killed more people than Gaddafi

[@ethanalkout949]

I mean...by a no fly zone they did protect libyans from gadafi air force. But then ...they quickly turned against the libyans

[@argosime]

Gaddafi had already lost Cyrenaica to the rebels when the west intervened. Without the intervention there still would have been a civil war with either the rebels still winning or Gaddafi retaking cyrenaica and massacring the rebels

[@ethanalkout949]

@@argosime Cyrenaica is under Putin's role now

[@argosime]

@@ethanalkout949 well yea, a lot has changed since 2011-2012

[@mohamedelhetki8366]

As a Libyan I’ll tell you the reason you’re constantly being followed is totally for your safety as you noticed almost to no tourist visit Libya currently therefore when word spreads that a foreigner is there especially a western some will presume that your well off which can bring unwanted attention such as theft or kidnapping especially in remote areas in the south, and great video bdw!

[@ginarozario8945]

My ex was a Libyan from Zuwarah. He used to tell me loads of stories. Foreigners like myself Wont be able go settle down there. He also had alot of bruisers on his back, tortured or whipped i couldnt understand him.

[@childmandude4390]

@@ginarozario8945 where are you from?

[@ginarozario8945]

@@childmandude4390 im from Malaysia. A few years ago there was alot of Libyan boy who came to Malaysia to further their studies. 😁

[@الاسطورةللعقاراتوالمقاولاتالعا]

It is difficult to steal a guest in Libya. Tourists to Libya in the summer go to marine parks and villages. In the spring and winter they go for a walk in the south

[@ginarozario8945]

@@الاسطورةللعقاراتوالمقاولاتالعا ive heard that people got to Tunisia to party, drink and women 😁

[@colombi1anjay]

I’m learning so much, I really appreciate the work that went into this

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you!

[@fridab6082]

I´m loving this Lybia series! The night view of the hotel looks beatiful

[@cashewnuttel9054]

More beautiful than your acne?

[@ssrprashant91]

Hope Libyans tide over this phase and prosperity returns.

[@KonkaniHits]

To many in Africa , Gaddafi was seen in a good light. He wanted to unite all the African States into the United States of Africa.. and to many in Ghana and elsewhere, Libya had lot of jobs for them and they could bring a lot of money back to their home countries. Sad to see it looks this . Hopefully it gets better

[@tkautzor]

now they can still go to Libya and be sold for little money

[@dekuan4148]

@@tkautzor that is only the distraction

[@lordshango4184]

@@tkautzor, Gaddafi was not a saint but, at least, he held his country together!! If you’re so desirous of blaming anyone, blame the Western countries who bombed and encouraged the breakup of the country only to walk away when Libya needed help most!! It is NOT a secret that the US and her allies are responsible for Libya’s current situation. Don’t blame other Africans who previously went to Libya to find work. For all his mistakes and his cruelty, Gaddafi’s Libya was and is better than today’s Libya of war, bombs, murders, suspicions, kidnapping, etc, The Libyan situation following the uprising against Gaddafi, could’ve been handled differently to preserve and hold the country together whilst seeing to the overthrow of Gaddafi. Instead, those who encouraged and started wars in the country thought they were helping the Libyan people get rid of Gaddafi!! See where that got them! During Gaddafi’s era, NO ONE was sold or bought as a slave - that NEVER happened under Gaddafi and he certainly would NEVER, EVER have allowed that to happen!!! So, get your comments straight.

[@jai8064]

@@lordshango4184 More than just the Libya conflict in Africa have been attributed to other nations toying with power in another continent, pretty writhe all through out Africa, with even examples like England who essentially precipitated the ethnic conflicts in East Africa when they split the Azande people into principalities. I'm not going to say Gaddafi was a good leader, but I think it's important for individuals to understand that countries like the USA for instance aren't the "divine protectors" in circumstances like these, they do a great job of making themselves appear so however.

[@dabhand6796]

Worked in Liberia late 70's and Libya had a presence there. Even had Ellen Johnson Sirleaf working for their local company at the time. Of course it all went pear shaped in April 1980 with the Samuel K Doe takeover leading to decades of pain.

[@MrTheLionKing1986]

Last week was intense but so fascinating 😍. Getting ready for round 2. Great great job! Brave videos as usual 😍

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you for watching as always!

[@cigarsarge1]

That guy had a great memorabilia collection…I love how history can be traced by collections like that. Great video as usual.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Totally, beautiful collection with 1000s of stories behind it. Thank you for watching :)

[@veronikalynn5084]

That man you ate with and interviewed was so lovely. Wish everywhere had more people like him

[@sofiarivero0808]

Wow, so many beautiful but empty places... I hope Libyans know that, even if there aren’t a lot of tourist and visitors, many people care about what’s going in there and we wish them the best.

[@Muttey2024]

Muhammad Ali hasn’t changed a bit! - still a legend!

[@faruokag7306]

😂

[@RenegadeRanga]

You should see Gaddafi's speech in 2009 in the UN. That is what signed his death warrant.

[@4TheWinQuinn]

Yep

[@msdtpt7225]

@ليبي2014 I would call Gaddafi a Lion who stood up against the evil and died for his belief.

[@naomicatherine1245]

@@msdtpt7225 stood up for his belief in raping and pedophilia. What a loser

[@msdtpt7225]

@@naomicatherine1245 west propaganda.

[@ChrisLee66]

Thank you for great archive reference, and how convenient the timing fits from kamala harris's speech last week where she stated "that scientist have been working for the past 10 years for this vaccine"?? So he knew back then they were up to something. Excellent job Friend!

[@iantawse6138]

Love how he loves the Scottish rather than the English, most people around the world agree with him about that statement 💚💯🙏🏻

[@bigmofarah9084]

He said Scottish people were friendlier, not that he loved them more. You shouldn’t put words in his mouth.

[@Sonia1474]

Such an odd thing to say

[@rensim5103]

2010 the first time I knew much about this beautiful country. I have some friends here who got scholarship there. And from their witnesses, I can easily sum up this country is freaking amazing. When I was in college around 2011, couple of time I presented Libya as my presentation topic. My lecturer and friends always amazed with my content. I also got a Libyan friend to convey exact information to support for my presentation projects. Hope Libya can raise very soon. Love from Indonesia 🇮🇩🤲

[@lionheartl932]

Thank you for such an honest video. Libya has so much potential.

[@heathertruskinger6214]

The desert scenes look like you are visiting another planet ! The homes your visited ....I love the ornate decorations on the walls and colourful rugs ! As usual, you find very interesting people to talk to. Thankyou

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you, Heather, beautiful indeed!

[@abdosalem1807]

You should definitely go to the ancient city of Sebrstha, which is a really beautiful ancient city from the Roman times. It’s like 6 hours drive from Gadamis, but then it’s just like only 1.5 hours drive to Tripoli.

[@ChristianGoin]

I would like to visit Libya some day, it looks beautiful. I am personally a fan of deserts, the silence you can have there is one that has a magic to it. Those of faith could say it brings them closest to the spirit. That kind of magic.

[@rejoo5589]

Welcome to Libya 🇱🇾 Libya is a beautiful country. There are many, many seas, mountains, deserts, monuments, one culture and one religion, but he did not focus much on this aspect.

[@xLibyanox]

You are spot on. I'm Libyan my self. Being from Tripoli, I've only been to the desert once. But I have to say, that silence was one of the most peaceful experiences ever.

[@Pete_95]

As someone from Scotland i can confirm we are the friendliest ! Thank you for praising my Country Mohammed

[@seaneastman8817]

Wow, Nick. Another great video bro. Seems like Libya will be a great place to visit and vacation. Your hosts seem very nice and genuine.

[@mountain_man_mike]

Indigo. You do amazing work my man. Stay safe out there. 🙏

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you, Mike!

[@aaronb519]

Nothing better then to waking up to a new video.. time for a coffee!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Enjoy the coffee!

[@furkandk2234]

@@IndigoTraveller i love Gaddafi :D

[@thomasshelby5900]

Hey Nick ...love u man!! Ur amazing!! I'm so glad tht i found such a channel on KZbin!! U have thrown light on what we once read in the newspapers long back n forgotten now!! Ur videos remind us tht the struggle still continues n they need the world's help!! Great work Nick!!❤️👏

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you, Thomas!

[@Devrimci_Azeri]

Libya is in the first places among the Arab countries and countries in the Maghreb that I want to visit. I want to come to Libya one day and visit the historical places. Love from Azerbaijan to the people of Libya

[@khalidahmedkhan1950]

Damn bro, you walked all the hotel corridors just to show us. Hats off man

[@angryzombie8088]

Scotland: They may take our lives, but they will never take our Friendliness! My personal experience, southern Egypt is more friendly than northern Egypt.

[@planetguantanamo2978]

Dahab is a hippy paradise, I almost wanted to live there...cool people😎

[@ilBUZZo]

Such a BEAUTIFUL, rich of HISTORY country! Hopefully one day this splendid place will open its majestic gates to all the tourists, would love to visit AWESOME LIBYA! Thanks for this fantastic video buddy

[@samvimes9510]

Wow, Muhammad Ali's house is gorgeous. So many bright colors, beautiful decorations and patterns painted on the walls, and so many rugs and pillows! I'd end up falling asleep right after dinner. I can't but wonder though, is there a significance to all the mirrors he has?

[@christophermusick3795]

The gentleman with the nick nacks displayed was awesome. Seeing a collection with that much history and in Libya, impressive stuff.

[@CG-99]

amazing to see this, my wife and I visited Libya in 2007 and our itinerary followed much of your trip - it was an amazing place to visit and surely will be again one day

[@21rd99]

I'm really loving this series. I would love to be able to visit there someday!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Hopefully you will be able to!

[@WiwiTrables]

You are welcome anytime❤ ....Libya has so much to see

[@mohamedmoha6619]

You are welcome anytime bro. I would be more than happy to show you around on my cost. Thanks for ur beautiful comment about my country.

[@21rd99]

@@mohamedmoha6619 thanks so much bro. I really do hope I'll be able to visit your beautiful country sometime soon :)

[@anotherarabicstudent5101]

I think you missed the significance of what he was saying about the cigarette cartons. During the Kingdom period, the brand is literally a transliteration of "Sport" written in Arabic - like imagine the letters S B O R T written out in Arabic, so it's a transliteration not a translation. Whereas in Gaddafi's Libya it's a translation i.e. it's the actual Arabic word that means sport (riyadha in Arabic). The point is that (depending on your point of view) the Kingdom period is perhaps Anglophile/Westernophile (or pro-colonialist), and the Gaddafi period is Arabophile (or Arab Nationalist).

[@sabinereynaudsf]

I was thinking along those lines, though I can't read Arabic. Gaddafi was promoting a pan-Arab movement and later on a pan-African movement.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thanks for watching. I did understand. Did you see on the video I wrote that in writing, the significance that you are mentioning because it wasn't explained. Cheers! :)

[@AyoubHD]

The kingdom came right after a British administration, which was right after an italian administration... in other words, the King inherited a system that was created by westerners and the country didnt have the wealth nor time to create a new system that functions as well as the british one. Gaddafi took completely wiped the system that was in place and created a non functioning institutions

[@ggiswhatitis3460]

@@AyoubHD are you tapped?

[@AyoubHD]

@@ggiswhatitis3460 No, im just tired of people who dont know shit about my country giving their uneducated opinions on it

[@imaanadams5987]

My dream as a little girl was to travel Africa, it was sad to grow up and learn that there's much turmoil on my continent. Still it's a beautiful continent, at least now I get to see it through you Nick. The thing leaders of the world don't realize is that they'll be accountable for everything they did in this life. Love from South Africa

[@Dockhead]

i honestly dont want to down trod your hopes, but the Chinese are purely dismantling Africa every single minute that passes. they have have orchestrated Kenya already and are moving inland. using large loan money (billions) to buy African land and property and companies so they can back peddle profit from ports and places of international trade. the western nations already abuse mineral resource and rare resource. reason DR congo is still in civil war for gold production.

[@logicmusic3208]

@@Dockhead You are wrong..

[@Dockhead]

@@logicmusic3208 no im not. please take your low activity brain wallah elsewhere unless you have direct proof its not the case. this has been ongoing from the start of 2012 pretty much, but technically before that.

[@logicmusic3208]

@@Dockhead you don't have all the technical info.. neither a technical mind.. talk about yourself and not the chinese..

[@Dockhead]

@@logicmusic3208 dont ever use your inadequate brain to convince yourself of something that you have no clue about. china is orchestrating political and financial gain EVERYWHERE. yes and like a lot of countries do it. but most do it in legal situations, and not to this scale.

[@Akroooo]

Thanks for your visit and we appreciate your participating by showing the bright side of our country.

[@jessicasmith6470]

We appreciate everything that you are showing us, thank you very much, greetings from Maui, Hawaii.

[@RADGUY91]

I am Indian libya is my birth place tripoli❤ i hope some day libya will be stable again

[@goran2009]

So better was before… Usa was quick smart to get rid of Gaddafi, where are they now? I feel sorry for the people, because they seem nice, but it looks like the world has abandoned them completely…

[@Mohammed-td1gp]

true

[@damiensullivan440]

US got the result they wanted . Turn Iraq and Libya into chaos and they have a market for their weapon's industry .

[@fadelgrea3445]

true mate they destroyed libya

[@billwx3864]

Dictators are horrible, but i think it may be more horrible to have several wannabe dictators fighting it out at civilians' expense. Especially true when outsiders destabilize a country for their own agenda.

[@martinstuart5755]

The Man is almost at 1 mill he deserves it thats for sure.

[@Gventures]

I loved this video. You're videos are wonderful, you're one of my favorite youtubers and give me ideas for places to visit and things to see and do. The fact you interact with the locals is the best and makes me want to have more interactions as well. Thanks so much!!!

[@raser67]

Another amazing look as limited as it is. Thanks for pushing and trying to show us more. Cheers from 🇨🇦

[@Noura-yo3op]

Thank you Kevin ❤

[@michellea5415]

Hi Nick! I haven’t even seen the video and I already know this is going to be good!😊Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

[@IndigoTraveller]

Cheers Michelle! Love to Australia!

[@bkm2797]

Libya, my heart is confused as to why we can't make a heartfelt connection. All countries have the same people, some good, some bad,some in between. We are all one, and we all go home to the same source (no matter what you call it), love curiosity and peace will bring us together, and I'm all for that! Thank you Nick!

[@pieterniemandt3402]

I do believe the police is protecting him. It is still a dangerous country and they don't need publicity for a missing tourist.

[@STAR0SS]

They are also protecting the regime against a journalist randomly walking around and asking questions, could also get them bad publicity.

[@pieterniemandt3402]

@@STAR0SS true

[@pieterniemandt3402]

@@hashbrown4me 😆

[@wiseman3107]

@@STAR0SS lol there is no regime in West side your free there it's anarchy

[@AliAbrahem]

@@STAR0SS there’s no regime in Libya it’s a democracy

[@nzgamingfan]

Thank you Nick for all you do. Really appreciate it. Especially when its not easy to film things in places like Libya. Its a shame really that some countries are so restricted.

[@frlopez42]

For some reason Libya seems a lot safer than some most of the places i saw in previous videos of Honduras. Maybe it's just my perception. It may be the geography or just the surrounding areas. I'm not sure cause I can't experience what's being portrayed on the video and like Nick said there are many restrictions and people are constantly watching him when he's filming.

[@nassa55nm]

Actually they try to safe him from being kidnapped or any other things that may happen to him.

[@ben3915]

Tuna for breakfast at 35 degrees Celsius feels like a bad idea.

[@rashadalzaidi1367]

35 c is normal temperature in libya specially at the south 😂

[@rahabsuliman757]

That was so nice, Libya beautiful country Don’t forget to visit leptis magna, shahhat and the beach at zwara and misurata you will love it

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you! Yes, more of Libya to come :)

[@tonymalony4382]

Monty Pythons life of Brian was partly filmed there!

[@markrobinowitz8473]

@@tonymalony4382 It was filmed in Tunisia.

[@GeneralBlorp]

The Hilary quotes 😵‍💫yikes we barely dodged that crusty old bullet

[@sbc383zz]

Yeah, and look who we got instead a traitor.

[@MrRobert12882]

@@sbc383zz Biden sure is

[@prateekkabra3865]

Thanks Nick for bringing us " real" stories from Libya. Much respect to you. Great work.

[@mo7amed_dl]

Indigo tanks for the vlog This is my country Libya 🇱🇾 has many beautiful places, such as Sabratha, Libda Magna, and many more in the site Welcome everyone in Libya 🇱🇾

[@welasa6098]

تعليقاتهم شنو يشكرو ولا ماسحين بينا 😂

[@moonman6183]

I'm Libyan and Libya was much much better during Gadaffi than it is now.

[@LtZetarn]

It will be much better if gorvernment official stop fight each other with arms and use voter power instead. That's how Libya will come back into their old glorious days.

[@JelaniB28]

You can’t tell these idiots here in the West this.

[@JelaniB28]

@@LtZetarn it will never be as good as before. There will always be misdirection and chaos.

[@bipedofthecentury9956]

Why?

[@joshuagraham9770]

@@JelaniB28 what idiots?

[@captainflint8412]

"I tell you one thing ...Scotland more friendly than england" yes ...yes we are !😂

[@mohanedalbahlool1646]

Indeed. lol

[@JabranImran]

Can confirm

[@mohamedshardi6198]

Libya was one of the best countries to live I have been there it was cool but iwas 2014 Ilove it Tripoli 🇱🇾 ليبيًا حره 🇸🇴✌️

[@الكاسرزيو]

تسلم

[@melvawilding6306]

You're a brave and kind young man. I am 80 and enjoy your KZbin's.

[@Lashley1337]

Very impressed with your ability to read people. I mean you have to know how to read people doing what you do, but you can tell when people become uncomfortable or camera shy during an interview and you change the subject to something more light hearted or end the conversation. A lot of media and other KZbinrs doing the same don't quite share that level of respect.

[@richardmackenzie7231]

I agree us Scots are probably more friendly 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@EthanfromEngland-]

its easier when u have a much smaller population and benefit hugely based on the union considering what they bring. If Scotland had the 55 out of 66 million people, the capital, more larger cities, more immigration, places like Luton etc im sure peoples opinions would change.

[@richardmackenzie7231]

@@EthanfromEngland- I totally understand your view n I agree we don't have that mass population only in certain areas of Glasgow etc my comment was just light hearted banter.

[@kingjhon7787]

@@EthanfromEngland- the libyan man talked about his time in the uk which was in 1980s . No union then Think again

[@erinkitola22]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@larrysimon1]

Great Vid that shows the real Libyan people are warm friendly and hospitable. Many Libyan students came to Sunderland in the 70 - 80's to learn engineering, i often wonder if they survived and how they are doing.

[@Ffa_LY2819]

Libya is a more beautiful country than the West expects. A country rich in wealth and beautiful tourist places.. Today, I see foreign tourists coming to Libya, and the situation is very normal. There is no longer a war, but Libya has become safer than before. For anyone who wants to see the most beautiful deserts in The world and the most beautiful ancient archaeological areas should visit Libya .. and visit the city of Sabratha, Al Khums, Shahat and Tripoli ♥️ Believe me, Libya is fine, and one day it will come back better than before

[@Robinhood-pg6mb]

Akhi, is it okay to travel to? Im a muslim from the uk and want to visit

[@Ffa_LY2819]

@@Robinhood-pg6mb Welcome to Libya. You have to coordinate with the American embassy in Libya. Because foreigners in Libya are not left alone, but security men are with them for any circumstance. It is safe. You should research and select the places you want to visit. Especially the desert and ancient archaeological sites. Hello again

[@Ffa_LY2819]

@@Robinhood-pg6mb As long as you are a Muslim, you know that safety is in Allah♥️

[@Robinhood-pg6mb]

@@Ffa_LY2819 alhamdulilah akhi. You’re right. I have seen a women for marriage in Libya so I would have to visit her family

[@Ffa_LY2819]

@@Robinhood-pg6mb ما شاء الله ♥️ باركَ اللهُ لكُما وبارَكَ عليكُما وجَـمَع بينَكُما في خير ♥️ Machallah♥️May God bless you both and bless you and bring you together in goodness ♥️

[@reapersphantomofhell]

I really enjoyed seeing a place that is so hidden from us normally. Thank you for taking the risk. Glad you enjoyed the trip (except the heat)

[@tal264]

Your vids and channel deserve millions of views! Great content

[@BigSeno]

Welcome any time in Libya brother god bless you 🙏🏽

[@jennifermcinnesq6751]

That wee man is so right Scotland is the best country in the world 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 x x

[@jonfklein]

I worked in Libya for four years in the 2000s. Here are my impressions and a few comments. Take them with a grain of salt since I am by no means an expert on the culture or the people. Libyans are quite a simple people. They live simple lives and their culture instills an attitude of humility, respect and friendliness in everyone. A senior engineer from the USA who I met once told me that when he was in Libya in the 1960s there were basically no cars in Tripoli, only horses, donkeys and camels. Only government officials and diplomats had cars. That indicated to me how close to traditional lifestyle the people are. I don't have any insight into the conflicts in the country since 2011. But I believe they are rooted in rival tribes, struggling for a larger share of power and reprisals for stuff that happened during the Ghadafi years. The police presence may have simply been a carry-over of police practices from the Ghadafi years. In other words during Ghadafi's time the police monitored people regularly and now that he is gone they simply continue the same practice since they don't know what else to do. (I was told there were five different security forces in the country and Ghadafi had them spying on each other so no one security force could become too powerful.) Since you were the only foreigner in the town they put all the staff on your trail. A Libyan friend of mine told me that as a westerner it's better to just say "hello" as a greeting, rather than "as-salaam-alaikum". Every Libyan knows what "hello" means and for them it sounds strange when a foreigner says "as-salaam-alaikum".

[@A.Severan]

Well put and I agree with most of what’s said. There were, indeed, many cars in Libya in the 1960s. Most Tripoli households owned cars in the 50s. Keep in mind that Libyans were wealthier per capita than their US and EU counterparts from the latter half of the 60s until mid-80s (due to Reagan’s sanctions).

[@A.Severan]

Also, tribes in Libya are not at all significant as most people think. They’re also not a factor of the conflict.

[@jonfklein]

@@A.Severan That's interesting. I don't know what the senior engineer from the USA was referring to when he said there were no cars in Tripoli. Maybe it was an exaggeration and he meant there were far fewer than today or fewer than in the USA in the 1960s. If not tribal allegiance, what is causing the conflict in Libya today?

[@A.Severan]

@@jonfklein The conflict is due to many factors. The most notable ones are foreign interference from mid-level powers, lack of institutions due to Gaddafi’s uprooting of the state for his now-deposed system, the oil curse, and again, foreign interference. Foreign meddling is a big problem.

[@l.steinbrenner8161]

Not random at all Nick, this was as enjoyable as always. Thanks for the effort and great work. Stay safe, my friend.

[@الترجيغولافريقياقاهرالجرذان]

يا ليبيا ربي يحفظك خوكم اللي يحبكم في الله تهلاو في رواحكم.