🇪🇬 CAIRO EGYPT, RAMADAN WALKING TOUR, CAIRO MARKET CITY WALK | 4K HDR - 60fps

Welcome to another walk through downtown Cairo, Egypt. Today we take a journey through the endless market streets of downtown Cairo during Ramadan.
Our tour starts in the bustling electrical market, where you can find all kinds of electronics, from household appliances to cell phones and accessories. The sights and sounds of this market are truly unique, as vendors compete for customers' attention and haggle over prices.
As we make our way deeper into the inner streets, we'll discover a hidden gem: a classical arcade filled with a few old shops and and quite a view of the city outside. These moments give us a chance to immerse ourselves in the history of these markets within the authentic atmosphere of Cairo experiencing the local culture truly up close.
Next, we'll head up Abd El-Khaleq Tahrwat Street onto Ramses Street towards the iconic Al Fath Mosque, passing by a variety of markets that are open in the area. You'll see merchants selling everything from clothing and shoes to fresh produce and spices, but here they focus on tools, parts, and construction tools.
From here, we finally, venture into the bustling local markets around Kamel Sedki Street. Sometimes known simply as Cairo Market, here, you'll find a wide variety of goods, ranging all the way from tonnes of tobacco and cigarettes, fresh cut meats, fish and seafood, textiles, furniture, and traditional handicrafts.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
5:06 Walk Start
7:00 First Market
12:17 Arcade
17:33 Second Market
24:18 Cairo Palace Apartments
30:47 Ramses Street
34:58 Al Fath Mosque
37:51 Donkey
45:05 Local Market
50:00 Meat Market
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[@sekkatsaid6322]

أحب مصر وشعبها ❤أنا من المغرب

[@4KWorldWanderings]

I love Egypt too -- the people are truly some of the best in the world! Morocco is also one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited and I cannot wait to return. Much love my friend.

[@sekkatsaid6322]

Je veux visité l'Égypte les mois prochains inchalah

[@Yousef-wp6gf]

@@sekkatsaid6322 تنور مصر 🇪🇬 كلها مرحب بيك

[@mehdi_9]

@@sekkatsaid6322 aussi faire du tourisme à l'Égypte est voir les pyramides c'est un rêve pour moi مصر بلد عظيم ❤️

[@JohnTronto]

3:15 That bike ladder boy is a legend :)

[@xory24]

Yes

[@maximhollandnederlandthene7640]

Nice, some old buildings are real masterpieces.

[@user-mz9sy3qz2o]

allthough the streets are very crowded, chaotic and noisy , but the people still friendly and say hallo .. very nice video and nice people .. many thanks for uploading !

[@tacianogentil8586]

Sensacional tour pelas ruas do Cairo no Egito, comércio incrível, saudações há todo povo egípcios, muito obrigado meu nobre brother pelo o seu excelente vídeo.

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Thank you so very much. Cairo is one of the gems in this world that welcomes people from all over -- I'm honoured to have the opportunity to be their guest and share my visits with the world.

[@kaGalaPHWALKING]

Nice Walk, Thanks for sharing this video 👍 Im also walking tour vlogger from Philippines 🇵🇭

[@gtm5336]

All the districts I mentioned in the previous comment are peaceful and safe for tourists and moreover you can find ancient churches in shubra and historical buildings and people will never try to harm you. In fact these are areas are sometimes safer than the areas in this video and traffic is much better and relaxing and streets aren't crowded like the downtown and ramses and they are full of life and joy, and if you went to nasr city you will find it a mix between zamalek and ramses something you have never seen before anywhere but it's much bigger with higher population and some streets there are similar to heliopolis

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Thanks so much for the recommendations. When I tell my Egyptian friends why I love Downtown Cairo so much, I tell them that I truly like all the traffic, the noise, the people talking to me and of course the physical history. I am a Canadian and as you know Canada is a very new and quiet country. So most of my life has been on quiet streets (which are peaceful of course), but I actually like the energy and chaos! So when I travel to Egypt, I don't want to be in New Cairo with its malls, marble streets and glass towers -- to me that is very dull. I know it sounds crazy but after 30 years of Toronto, I need more Old Cairo in my days. (Here is where I live kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3_Yn2CIqJKCi5Y&t)

[@gtm5336]

@@4KWorldWanderings I don't recommend new Cairo to you at all it's a boring soulless district . In fact as you know many Egyptian people emigrated to Canada in the last year's so some of my friends and relatives who live in Canada say that streets are empty most of the time especially in Ottawa and the second problem is suburbanization in Canada so sadly many Canadian cities aren't walkable these days I watched many walking tours from Canadian cities and many cities are just like new Cairo boring and unwalkable so your choice of downtown Cairo was perfect to me but still there are many beautiful districts just like the downtown like El zeitoun and shubra and they are already considered parts of the downtown Cairo and crowded most of the times so they're perfect and safe for your walking tours especially shubra misr which is already an important part of the downtown.

[@الأشجاروالأنهار]

@@4KWorldWanderings Cairo noise and chaos is good for a half day visit and wandering in the endless market however once done I escape to where it is slow, peopleless, and quiet.

[@capitalmatrix8331]

I saw that poor donkey witt his face covered thats considered animals abuse. Also with covid and other viruses diseases spread faster when ppl. So close to each like in the video.

[@الأشجاروالأنهار]

@@capitalmatrix8331 covering the face in this case is good for the donkey it keeps him calm and sleep while waiting however animal abuse specially with donkeys exists and that is due to ignorance despite Muslims know there is a punishment in the hereafter for such abuse but still some of them ignore that they need stronger government penalties for animal abuse.

[@eigonnv]

Спасибо! It's beautiful

[@gtm5336]

Very beautiful unique walking tour from Cairo, the most beautiful thing that your walking tours brings me memories because I lived in ramses district some time of my life . I really loved your high quality walking tours from cairo and I hope your next walking tours focus on undiscovered similar areas like shubra or nasr city these districts here you can find a mix between poor , middle class areas you can find an unique mixture between Coptic Christianity and islam in shubra (it's full of churches and life just like ramses) and in nasr city you can find a mix you have never seen before between poor,luxury and middle class shops and residential areas so I hope you can visit these districts one day especially shubra because I lived there for years it's my hometown

[@sebolkasia]

Amazing👍

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Thanks !!!

[@balloonarchdecor]

EPIC

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Right!

[@peteresk6649]

nice

[@Tokyowalkin]

I would love to visit there someday, looks nice! +👍

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Egypt is a great place, truly one of the gems of the world -- also a place where they respect women. I have noticed on your account you record a lot of women and use them in your channel art. You should be a more honourable and respectful person my friend. Please consider changing your behaviour.

[@griopfrew3260]

Very very good and very interesting 🎉🎉🎉

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Thanks so much!

[@starcapture3040]

your new camera is fabulous

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Thanks! I was using the iPhone 11 and just got the 14. Its EPIC

[@Jessica-kk1cz]

Wonderful video and wonderful people. The most shocking thing to me was that tragic donkey at 37:51. He is a barely standing skeleton, with incredible muscle atrophy. Someone and their donkey needs urgent help - food, nutrition, water, rest, possibly medication, and time to heal.

[@user-xu3cc9of9d]

😮😮😮😮

[@gtm5336]

By the way when are you traveling to Japan? I hope you make more walking tours from Cairo before heading to Japan because I see most of these videos are made in Ramadan and as I told you before there are many districts in downtown Cairo are still undiscovered and full of life and enjoyment and walkable for tourists like shubra or El zeitoun (they are crowded even more than Ramses square)

[@4KWorldWanderings]

I am actually already in Japan. Which is why I wont be able to make it to these other neighbourhoods until my next visit. I plan to come back in the fall though.

[@gtm5336]

@@4KWorldWanderings anyway, your walking tours from Japan will be stunning as well

[@eigonnv]

8:25 Здарово, people of Egypt know Russian and I like it))))

[@adeeeeeeeeeaaa]

I been there 2012 , downtown of cairo , it's was cheap

[@radwaelshehry2679]

You need to go to alexandria and dahab they are much better

[@4KWorldWanderings]

I lived in Dahab for 5 months, you should go watch some of my walks there... or meet my goats.

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Also check out my walks through Alex. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOuh5-ejNh3pas kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3uuY6GHZbupesk

[@peteresk6649]

colombia huh

[@ramyobserver8596]

هل هي هذه ام الدنيا التي يدعونها انها ! ! !

[@arcangelomongillo4748]

Napoli

[@alexanderblack827]

أين السفارة الأمريكية بالقاهرة؟

[@gtm5336]

I hope my comments aren't considered spamming on your channel 😢

[@4KWorldWanderings]

NO not at all -- I really enjoy our conversations

[@peteresk6649]

guys ur not in egypt

[@capitalmatrix8331]

Note to the gentleman who is doing the video. Thank you in arabic is not sakran that means drunk in arabic. Saying Thank you in arabic shookrin say it slower like shoe kraan.

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Thank you! I'll keep working on it (also how funny it must be for them).

[@abdelkrimwahidi3651]

i did not like it too much noise is not clean and it's hard for woman to walk in the streets.

[@capitalmatrix8331]

Can you imagine if You live in some of those apartments trying to sleep or take a nap. With all the non stop noise. Damn.

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Yea I don't know how even I got used to it -- born and raised in the suburb of Canada where someone so much as driving down the street after dark is un-polite.

[@tagzooo]

The buildings and houses in Egypt are made of concrete, you’ll barely hear anything once you close the windows

[@adeeeeeeeeeaaa]

I been there 2012 , downtown of cairo , it's was cheap