Everything in Algeria is Free 🇩🇿 (Tlemcen)

[@Travelwithchris]

Check out the newest video here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5LKmnqap5KCjNE

[@omardesigns15]

one thing is that If u use a drone u will get more beautiful views, but I guess it's not easy to use it by the law restrictions in Algeria

[@chams8315]

I am Algerian 🇩🇿❤️

[@takibr8686]

Why is there no Turkish translation 🤔⁉☹

[@linaberrek]

هد الامريكي شخص اجتماعي و متواضع رغم انه لا يعرف العربية الا انه يقترب من ناس و يتحاور معهم ويحاول والشعب الجزائري يحبو ناس المتواضعين و البسطاء

[@zohrar.2769]

أمريكي من أصول لاتينية ثقافتهم تشبهنا من حيث العاءلة واحترام الكبير

[@sacredtree2565]

​@@zohrar.2769 هذا غير صحيح. نحن لا نشبههم. ربما كان مندهشا من الإستقبال الجيد الذي تلقاه من الجزائريين لانه في امريكا الجنوبية ، سمعة المسلمين سيئة للغاية. الكثير من الأمريكيين اللاتينيين يعتقدون أننا نعتبر المرأة مواطنة أدنى أو مواطنة من الدرجة الثانية. هذه الآراء شائعة في أمريكا اللاتينية. إن أكثر كارهي المسلمين في العالم موجودون في أمريكا اللاتينية والكثير من الأمريكيين اللاتينيين يحملون ضغينة ضدنا. وجهات نظرهم عنا سلبية للغاية.

[@ismabeats9379]

​@@sacredtree2565اعطني دليل من فضلك

[@abderrahimzeroual5156]

هد لا يعتبر أمريكي متواضع بل يبحت عن نسبة المشاهدة من أجل تحقيق الأرباح هذ التصوير بدون التصريح يعتبر مخالف للقوانين و هذ يستغل سداجة و الحالة الاجتماعية للناس

[@hassinalakhlef5529]

​@@sacredtree2565 لا يجب أن تعمم الأحكام لدي من العائلة من عاش في الشيلي وكانت زوجته متحجبة كانوا ينادونها مريم القديسة لحجابها 😊 ويحترمونها ويسألونها عن الإسلام

[@ALGERIEECONOMIE]

That elder Algerian man was a Gem and very knowledgeable about the history of his city, unfortunately he wasn't well understood and it's for this reason that I decided to translate what he was saying. First of all he advised you to visit the mosque of "Sidi Abu madyan" who was an Islamic scholar born in Seville in Spain, then he went on saying that when he was in fifth grade (School) his English teacher asked him "why have you chosen to learn English" and he replied " Well.. I already speak Arabic and I need to travel abroad when I am older " He also said that the English language is a rich language but unfortunately he never had the chance to practice it fully and that his studies were mainly in French because that was the language available for him (meaning during French occupation) It's important to have a good translation particularly when meeting interesting people like that gentleman otherwise one would miss I consider as important details.

[@searatravels]

This is so true I wanted to talk more with that gentleman 😢older people always have interesting stories and knowledge to share!

[@hichamamroussi9087]

It made me thankful for the things we have today like the internet where we get to practice English. You can meet new people, and talk to them in English without leaving home

[@alancook7553]

Thank you

[@elevate8718]

​@@searatravels welcome to algeria and yes need a guide who knows history and better English

[@adansylvestres8080]

Thank you very much indeed ALGERIEECONOMIE !

[@searatravels]

The girls are not tourist guides they are just two lovely Algerian girls that offered to go with us to Tlemcem. They helped a lot translating from Arabic to English for us and we had fun with them and all the people we meet this day! Don’t be rude… specially with a woman 👎🏻.

[@ahmedali-ig2mk]

هههههه

[@soccervideos3751]

No one is being rude with womans i think there is no wrong with womans in algeria we just respect the culture . Also Welcome To Algeria ♥

[@mohamedghenimi2534]

@@ahmedali-ig2mk واسم الحاجة لي ضحك يالكافي الخانز ؟؟

[@_SooMood_]

I don't think people were being mean or rude in the comments but they were just pointing out the fact that these girls couldn't offer you the best experience of visiting Tlemcen because they're not from there so they don't know much about the city and its history but it still was an interesting video.

[@jaiisam]

Yah hhh no ppl aren't being rude to the girls they are saying like there is no point of being a guide and when u get asked the only reply u can answer I yes like even if it wasn't correct But now ppl will get it that they are not guides🤣😭

[@strikergaming2074]

Love from India 🇮🇳 to 🇩🇿 ❤

[@Travelwithchris]

🙏🏻❤️

[@lyesallouche9010]

Not a big fan of India but, thank you mate ❤️

[@adelchehri8958]

@@lyesallouche9010not nice to say

[@nadyac8227]

Don't be rude bro!!

[@nadyac8227]

I love India from algeria 😊

[@عبدالرحمنسعيد-ث5ف]

تحية للجزائر وشعبها والف رحمة على الفقيد الراحل هواري بومدين وتعظيم للمناظلة جميلة بوحريد. والمجد والخلود للشهداء. تحياتي من اليمن

[@aminereba]

shoukran jazeelen

[@IshakiIshak-b7d]

انا من الكويت ابغى ازور الجزائر كثير جميلة خاصة صحراء والي جميل فيها كل محافضة فيها جمال ولغة يعني متل ما سمعت🥺🥺👍👍

[@Le.Félin]

Go go go you have one life 👍

[@noureddineY-du5rl]

مرحبا بيك اخي

[@samirbenaskeur1341]

مرحبا بك

[@nabilkhatir1891]

نعم هو الجزائر بلد كل العرب و المسلمين مرحباً بك

[@IshakiIshak-b7d]

@@Samhoxland شكرا اهل الجزائر على راسي والله

[@trevormontaque6016]

Algeria is a very nice country. I love the hospitality. The people seem very friendly. I wish I could visit sometime.

[@plazzah58]

Welcome !

[@68cirta]

You're very welcome !🤌🤌🤌

[@meg_family0516]

You should ask for a visa , wish u luck and you're welcome, respect the norms of the country

[@aminereba]

don't worry about money, go and enjoy

[@vincentcardo192]

THE SECURITY IN ALGERIE IN ON THE TOP !!! ADN HOSPITALITY OF COURSE LIKE MOROCCO AND TUNISIA

[@hectorsandoval630]

I went to Algeria two weeks ago from LA and I did have a very nice experience with people in Algeria. 🇩🇿 you feel like home how people welcome you all the time!!! I really miss Algeria 🇩🇿

[@moungar]

Welcom again in algeria and specialy in Sahara ❤❤

[@hectorsandoval630]

@@moungar thank you 🙏

[@raniaghoul7412]

Come again honey , nice people like you , Chris and his lovely wife are welcomed all the time ❤

[@كلشيفيسبيلالله]

مرحبا بكم في الجزائر 🇩🇿القارة الجميلة ❤❤❤

[@adilbelmokaddem6667]

@@hectorsandoval630 We're not fair enough with you, you've destroyed our neighbouring contry Libya in 2011, we know our country is still on your list of upcoming crusades, you've killed 1 million in Iraq, and 800.000 in Afghanistan, you don't deserve our kindness at all

[@marytouafek6]

What an amazing old men. He speaks Arabic, English and French. He was a professor, lovely singing too.

[@Travelwithchris]

Yes absolutely!

[@adansylvestres8080]

​@@TravelwithchrisHello guys ! i really love watching you discovering a bit ( so far ) of Algeria, but...please, please, know that i absolutely don't mean to be rude, however, as pointed by others, it is crucial for the sake of a better understanding of what you want to understand, not to ask the two charmante ladies to translate anything, important or just details. Nothing of what you have been told is correct. Not even about "the man in charge of the mosque" who actually is not in charge of the mosque, he is the "imam" - which is not a first name" but means the one who conducts the prayers at the mosque and does the friday preaches. Other people "are in charge of the mosque". It is important to know who invites you at his home, right ? Please don't be mad at us, we like your warm reactions to algerian hospitality, it means you yourselves are great people ❤ we just want you to have the right idea when curious about your discoveries 😊

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@adansylvestres8080]

You have been inventing so many history tales about not only Tlemcen but other algerian cities and regions too, without being able to officially prove any of your distorted "tales". Meanwhile Algeria has every time, without no exception, brought official proofs based on centeries old documents from the biggest archives in the world, not only from algerian archives....proofs based on very anciant history books in various languages etc etc etc. So why not consider to have the dignity of recognising that it is shameful to continue lying at the face of the truth.

[@adansylvestres8080]

@@bouzianehamza4468 my comment above is my answer to you.

[@YuvaJuba]

That old man is a genuine typical Algerian to the core; simple, decent, open-minded and very knowledgeable. Proud of him

[@houssemhsm2358]

سما الرجل الجزائري في العادة يسلم على النساء الأجنبيات و يغني فالطريق

[@YuvaJuba]

@@houssemhsm2358 t'as rien compris d'une vie simple et tolerante. Allah issahel aalik.

[@houssemhsm2358]

@@YuvaJuba أنا علقت عليك كي قلت " typical Algerian" داير هكذا و هذا خطأ ...پاسكو أغلب الجزائريين ماشي هكذا

[@moha_le_dz]

​@@houssemhsm2358 حبيتو يشوفهم يحاوزهم ول هكدا باش يبين بلي الشعب الجزائري شعب مثقف و يعرف يتكلم اما قضية تسلام ف بلاك نسا لكبر عمره كأنو يسلم على احدى بناته ❤

[@lyesallouche9010]

The only thing that makes him atypical is the fact he speaks decent English which is rare considering that he's from the French generation.

[@codkiller4423]

I love Alegria love from Serbia

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@-NaLyA-]

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[@brahmaistrash.indiaisatoil5292]

​@@bouzianehamza4468the Idrisids are not Moroccans . They came from the middle east. Moroccans were always ruled by outsiders. Take a hike kiddo.

[@BELLAREDJ]

@@bouzianehamza4468 Tlemcen was never Moroccan. It existed since the Roman era. And Morocco as a state began in 1908. Stop falsifying history.

[@forexengineer404]

​@@bouzianehamza4468cry more bitch

[@Le.Félin]

I researched tattoos and discovered that in Islam the body is a vessel that must be protected and taken care of. Muslims say they must return their bodies to God intact as He gave them. They must not damage it. I understand better now. Karentika recipe: chickpeas, eggs, olive oil, flour, water, spices

[@Fiola_M]

Yes that cute kid was telling chris that the tattoos weren't so great. Muslims are not permitted to alter God's creation. All creation has its natural beauty! So tattoos arent permissible. We are all beautiful as we are!

[@MrOliverpocher]

Wooooow brother how beautiful are you ?? Such a good authentic research. Im proud pf you. Keep go and seek knowledge Im Muslim so i have big respect of u

[@smailsemaoui4286]

Much love bro ❤❤

[@Lefty93]

I love the fact that you included the karentika recipe in your comment hahaha, so random 😁.

[@Le.Félin]

​@@Lefty93😉

[@adelhafsi2294]

من خلال ذالك الشيخ بن منصور تدرك المستوى الثقافي و الوعي الذي عند أجدادنا عكس شباب اليوم و ما يتخرج من المدرسة الجزائرية اليوم دون ذكر الأسباب

[@روايةبانغتان]

تسما نتا عمرك مالقيت شاب مثقف ؟! تبانلي مادخلتش للجامعة الاخ ماتتكلمش على حاجة ماتعرفهاش قديما ربما كانو مثقفين لكن جيل اليوم اذكى بسبب الظروف الافضل و هناك نوابغ ايضا الذكاء لم يعطى للناس القدماء فقط انت تتكلم عن جيل بكامله

[@adelhafsi2294]

@@روايةبانغتان واش هو مفهوم الثقافة عندك اي عرفي الثقافة و ما دورها في حياتنا اليومية

[@hamzasefyu]

شباب اليوم مثقف و أغلبه يتكلم الإنجليزية

[@abdelhamidnoui9216]

الدكتور محمد دومير خير دليل على شباب اليوم

[@berberechaouilamouchi5677]

​@@روايةبانغتان دخلت لجامعات 58 ولاية غير الدوا.ب والعا.هرات

[@Bonjour-h7t]

Les algériens sont exceptionnels ❤de tout le maghreb c'est eux que je préfère..très hospitaliers sincères non matérialistes accueillants...je les aimes. Je suis une française qui a eu le plaisir de visiter ce pays .les gens sont formidables que de bons souvenirs...merci aux algériens ❤❤❤❤

[@wanislachaal-nw3hx]

را bienvenue en Algérie

[@LEMRADALI]

You can come back to visit us whenever you want, no matter what country you are from, because you will feel happy among us.. Life is beautiful, we just have to share it with each other with the kindness of a heart.

[@user_khdn]

Vous pouvez revenir quand vous voulez , vous êtes le bienvenu ici 😊!

[@Bonjour-h7t]

@@user_khdnmerci beaucoup 😘😘🥰😍

[@algeria2652]

The older man of this vidéo ربي يحفظوا

[@searatravels]

Inch Allah 🙏🏻

[@samykerdouci1499]

Inchallah 🤲

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@AbdErrahmane-b9f]

ما تردوش عليه غير ديرو 😂😂😂😂 برك راني نحكي على لي كاتب تلمسان مغربية

[@yacinemed1250]

Épatant. Rabi ytawal fi omro

[@saetom]

I’m watching from LA . 🇺🇸

[@Travelwithchris]

Thanks for the love! 💪🏻

[@globetrotter5751]

It would have been much, much better if you had watched it at home. 😂😂😂😂

[@bellkissalg8591]

COME JOIN CHRIS hhhh

[@bellkissalg8591]

@@Travelwithchris it's Morocco who looks like TLemcen Man ... cos ALgeria exists long VERY lonnnng time before moroco city. 500 THOUNSAND YEARS BEFORE MOROCCO AND CARTHAGE (TUNISIA ) AS SAID THE hISTORIANS

[@nylaschannel8558]

@@TravelwithchrisAlgérienne berbère from LA 🇺🇸😄welcome to my country 🇩🇿❤Thanks God I’m going to Algeria this summer inchallah 🤲

[@mohamedkazefaa3551]

Love Algeria from Egypt ❤

[@Anis_ltr]

I love Egypte too❤

[@markshnitel3354]

Algeria is the best country in north Africa...... much much love from Libya ❤

[@YoucefKordi]

ليبيا القلب 🇱🇾💓🇩🇿

[@cilockcilock7885]

Thanks bro

[@SaidMetiche-qy9hb]

ليبيا الله يبارك بلاد كبير و شباب

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@FaycalAyeche]

حبيبي تسلملي عيونك ❤

[@DZ-hp5qc]

The old man really made me smile and sad at the same time, he was mixing English and French and Arabic while speaking and remembering his old days 😢.

[@josephbenadam]

😢❤

[@kaishannachi8100]

Love from Tunisia 🇹🇳 ❤ 🇩🇿

[@chevy51]

The old man was just happy that they took the time out of there day to talk to him and you can see just how happy he was that they talked to him that made his whole day.

[@davidbarajas530]

Algeria looks like good vibes bro!

[@ansam-pp1cb]

Yes brother, it is very good. You are welcome anytime

[@mohamedkhadam1128]

it is man a wonderful place to visit And very friendly place

[@user_khdn]

It is ! 😊

[@hïbyynl]

Life in Algeria so peaceful and cool people with good vibes Contrary to what people say about us.

[@MalikKada]

From Belgium 🇧🇪! Merci mon frere tu fait honneur a ce beau et grand peuple 🇩🇿 ! Bienvenue chez nous mon frere ❤

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@alyssa6074]

​@@bouzianehamza4468BACK OFF....SUCH A HATER, IGNORANT LIAR AND EXTREMELEY JEALOUS. FEEL SORRY FOR YOU SINCE YOU HAVE NOTHING TO BE PROUD OF!

[@adansylvestres8080]

@@bouzianehamza4468 Tlemcen has never been part of Morocco, you have not 01 proof for what you say. Algeria has published dozens of proofs from the most prestigious archives in the world, from very anciant documents kept in the biggest national libraries in the world, from anciant history books by international historians etc etc etc. Your trolling cannot do anything against these proofs.

[@luqmandjazayri1390]

مروكي تألم في صمت​@@bouzianehamza4468

[@SamiRoma-l5t]

​​@@bouzianehamza4468تلمسان اقدم من ماروكو فرنسيه اسبانيه و تلمسان كان اسمها أغادير اقدم بكثير من أغادير مغربيه تقليد ههههه أما اداريه من حجاز كانو في جزائر قبل أن يدخل ياسسو دوله جنب جزائر أما هده دوله جديده الدي اسمها ماروكو وجدت بفضل فرنسا بارحه و صممت لكم رأيه حمرا و نشيد

[@sweetbella2191]

I'm Algerian watching from LA

[@Travelwithchris]

Thanks for the support!

[@hostchannel6290]

This country and the people are literraly amazing, so kind and nice, a lovely country to spend holidays

[@bananana_bread]

That old wise man is gold✨

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@oussamabelarbi957]

واش راك تكدب عليها🙂🙂 تلمسان اقدم من مدينة مراكش المغربية و أقدم من المغرب​@@bouzianehamza4468

[@Z3US6]

@@bouzianehamza4468 Lmao stop lying morocco is a seperate country, get your own history instead of trying to steal others.

[@bissanerezzoug4437]

بالتأكيد، منذ ان رايته وانا 😭 ابكى انه يشبه والدي رحمة الله عليه 😭😭😭😭

[@adamsami6275]

I'm Irish Algerian enjoy your stay

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@TheWiiZZLE]

@@bouzianehamza4468 Why do you spam this on every comments? Are you retarded?

[@sofmadid9851]

I worked with irish and scotish people here in Algeria (oil field), are very nice people and very friendly to not compare with english 😅

[@samabd3665]

Chris… Algerians are nice with you because you showed them your kindness and how humble you are. I’m Algerian and believe if they did not like you they would never behave the way they did. When you treat Algerians nice they will treat you like a king ❤❤❤❤

[@carolinemah9972]

I am amazed of their kind hospitality! Makes me want to go there. Hello from Canada.

[@hïbyynl]

You're free to go anytime!

[@nacer_traveler]

Algeria is the only country in the world where you feel human with this hospitality and this spontaneity and this welcome.❤❤❤❤🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@zinosofiane9291]

تحياتي لخاوتنا ناس تلمسان أهل الجود والكرم ربي يحفضكم على حسن الضيافة

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@TemaInas]

تلمسان كانت جزائرية و ستضل جزائرية يا ابناء الخميسات المذلولين​@@bouzianehamza4468

[@baldbaladi8525]

​@@bouzianehamza4468اموك فياحة يا لعببد تلمسان الجزائري. مدينة تلمسان كانت قبل بوسبير تعكم. لعبيد الرينيين هم الجزائرين انتم من سنغولية الشريفة 🇫🇷

[@ابنةالجزائرتلمسانالجزائر]

​@@bouzianehamza4468 كل ما في ماروكو هندسة و معمار زياني و زيري و الفضل يعود للمرينيين و الموحدين الجزائريين الذين حكموا ماروكو و بنوا قصورا و قصبات و صومعات على الطراز الزياني التلمساني و الزيري الجزائري بصفة عامة

[@SamiRoma-l5t]

​@@bouzianehamza4468تلمسان اقدم من ماروكو فرنسيه اسبانيه بكثير حتا اداريه من حجاز الدي فشلقوكم و حكموكم ههههه

[@MeriemElbatoule-d8v]

The Algerian people love you becous they found you kindhearted

[@noranora9032]

We have 58 states in Algeria. In each state you find more than one recipe of Couscous. Some use different kinds of vegetables than others, some use meat, some use chicken, some use fish. some use green peas, some use dried meat and dried beans, Some use milk, some use honey, raisins, almonds and nuts....You cannot say one type is better than another, it depends on one's taste..but for sure we have hundreds of types of couscous ❤

[@simomeftah3895]

Specially the couscous with watermelon 🍉 and grapes 🍇 🤣🤣🤣

[@noranora9032]

​@@simomeftah3895​​​ As always, e.vil reactions towards Algerians always come from a Moroccan envious soul....Take it easy on yourself jer.k !! I've noticed your e.v.il comments under all his videos..The evil you're spreading will go around and come to you evil Moro.ccan...People are not stupid ..they know what you're doing...I really pity you....Look in the mirror and you will see how e.vil you are !! dis.gusting .🤭 One Two Three viva l'Algerie 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@antinordix7467]

58 states

[@real_rr3d]

🇵🇸

[@noranora9032]

@@antinordix7467 I corrected thank you ❤️

[@jimmyresurreccion3339]

It's just amazing to see how hospitable Algerian people are. Hope that I can visit this country one day

[@GUSTAVO-93]

الحاج شرفنا ربي يعطيه صحتو ❤❤❤

[@دوري_الجزائري_الدرجة_الأول]

❤

[@hb7017]

The old man reminds me my deceased father🥲. Thank you so much Chris and Gladys!♥️♥️

[@sabrisabri8806]

The nice thing about Algeria is that there are not many tourists, which makes us host them properly because they are guests and not tourists. welcome .

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@Zak-jb2bj]

@@bouzianehamza4468 your ass was a part of morocco 😂😂

[@-vy4rz]

There is no Morocco on the map ​@@bouzianehamza4468

[@liberta512]

ناس تلمسان ماشاء الله تواضع و ثقافة و تربية حمرونا وجوهنا الله يبارك ناس كوراما

[@zickcool08]

Chris is a good guy, he exudes kindness

[@noursoussou3663]

One of the most wonderful moments is when I met that gentleman and he started talking about his teacher, learning the English language, and singing a song. May God protect him. ❤❤❤😊

[@HICHAM-73]

لا لا. احسن لقطة هي كي عيطلك و رحتي لعندو تجري... يا الصوصيالات ديرو لروحكم شوية قدر و قيمة

[@darklightnessful]

Can you please practice your English more and more ?! You will make a good guide in the future.

[@noursoussou3663]

@@HICHAM-73 انت رخيص باين مخرجتش من حومتكم 💩💩🪰💩💩 و الذكر ناقص كيما انتا داير روحه راجل في المواقع وهو اخته و امه تصرف عليه حق ما يكونكتي يا دزاير واش راكي رافعة من اوباش و مرضى 🪰💩🪰💩💩💩💩

[@noursoussou3663]

@@darklightnessful Thank you, my dear brother, for the advice. I am a beginner in learning the English language, and I will do what you said. Thanks again😊

[@noursoussou3663]

😂😂😂😂 وحق ربي باين انت رخيص واجتمع فيك الغباء والجهل وباين ماخرجتش من حومتكم 💩 اقعد كي الجايح من تعليق لتعليق تعس في النساء و الهجالة هي انتا لي اختك وامك تخلصلك حق باه تكونتي اتلها كي رجال سيادك لاهيين بخدمتهم ماشي مجمع سوق القهاوي💩🪰​@@HICHAM-73

[@YOESEF.15]

Welcome to Algeria 👐🏻🇩🇿

[@real_rr3d]

🇵🇸🕊️

[@ZeeBeats943]

@@real_rr3d 🤮

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@YOESEF.15]

@@bouzianehamza4468 Go and liberate Ceubta and Melilla, then talk about Tlemcen, and also do not talk about a larger country. Also, do not talk about a larger country than you.

[@MariaBouziane10-cu4yi]

The men is a professor such a great men.. And I admire you for your respectful and your kindness

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@dibiraouf8542]

المخزن والغباء ههههه كالعادة

[@MariaBouziane10-cu4yi]

La tu as tout faux Tlemcen est algérienne donc arrêter svp de dire n'importe quoi

[@No______Name______]

Wow that experience with that old man was incredible. I understood everything he said in french. What a nice man. Loved how your girlfriend came in clutch with the song on her phone lol

[@ameurbensadok9139]

نحن لانشبه المروك وهم لايشبهوننا تحيا الجزائر

[@berberechaouilamouchi5677]

You are right, we do not share anything with the Moroccans

[@FatiBenn-fb6fg]

Exact on ne leur ressemble en rien ​@@berberechaouilamouchi5677

[@azaaydaa807]

👍👏

[@aloy809]

نعم ،نحن نتشابه مع الجزائرين الأحرار (إنما المؤمنون اخوة) وليس مع أولياء الشيطان ،منخورين الدماغ بالعلمانية والحدود الوهمية، اليائسين في شعل الفتنة.

[@naditv257]

نحن لا نشبه الخيريا وهم لا يشبهوننا يحيا المغرب اسم مذكر هالك ليا المؤنثين ههههه تلاح القرد سير عاد تبونة راها نجحات بقا مقابل سيدك المغرب تذكر المغرب ياالخيري

[@SalahBernou-z5k]

مرحبا بكم في الجزائر بلد الرجال ومكة الثوار وتاريخها العريق... تحيا الجزائر 🇩🇿🔥❤️ الحرية لفلسطين باذن الله تعالى 🇵🇸🔥❤️

[@yacinebohmita5964]

من بجاية وجيجل تحيا ليكوم للجميع بلادنا الجزائر مشاء الله ❤

[@hasnahassani2892]

Not everything in Algeria is free, but hospitality stems from The religion Islam and they consider you a guest, not a tourist

[@alilou92]

Thalbou fi les étrangers bark hada makan goulhom idiroulek haka fi bladhom. Jamais

[@Mouh1995]

بضبط 💝

[@frozenfire8632]

I've dropped a tear seeing this kindly people

[@yeoune-sine]

Frankly, there is everything in Algeria... A large country with very different and vast reliefs 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿✌️

[@Samhoxland]

The last hug😢😢 is Humanity

[@kaywan87]

Girls were so kind for showing Tlemcen. Great to see a KZbinr that knows how to integrate with locals

[@BekhtiRabeh]

Their translation is horrible They don't know anything about the dynasties before the ottoman Instead of taking MR chris and his wife to better place they took him to worst locations Chris asking where is this and they say yes yes

[@itotallycare]

The old man was so wholesome. You could tell that he was remembering his youth.

[@_nocti_6445]

Thank you Chris for sharing our beautiful country with the world

[@Usvideolive]

Bro ... I'm Algerian n i live in Illinois god bless Algeria n his people i miss my country my family, thanks Chris for this vlogs .. love 🫶

[@KalMus-i9d]

تحية لمحمد الأمين على اخلاقه و كرمه و حسن ضيافته

[@chinouneanes5547]

شرفتونا ناس تلمسان يعطيكم الصحة

[@Sesedinho]

I'm a young man of Algerian origin living in France and I wanted to thank you. You can't imagine how much your videos lift my spirits! One last time, thank you for having succeeded in conveying through your videos what a wonderful country Algeria is. I wish you all the best ❤️🇩🇿

[@bouzianehamza4468]

Telemcen was part of morocco ,Tlemcen was formerly known as “Agadir,” a Berber name that means “dry spring.” Agadir is still the name of a major Moroccan city in the vicinity of Tlemcen. In 789 AD, the Idrisid dynasty that then ruled Morocco extended to Tlemcen, and its dominance over the city lasted until 985 A

[@Zak-jb2bj]

@@bouzianehamza4468 was a part of your ass

[@جزائريللأبد]

​@bouzianehamza4468 قل تلمسان حكمت المغرب الأقصى و ليس العكس يا أحمق

[@zakcasbah7295]

Completly different as algiers or oran. This is a human experience of love and peace. True islamic vibs

[@Travelwithchris]

Yes a very beautiful place!

[@gameboy31100]

Hi,Chris and Gladis I am Algerian living in France ,I ve been watching a lot of your videos and finally you guys visiting my country and our amazing Algerian peoples ! I can see tiu guys enjoying your trips .I would like to thank you for all what you doing and making our country more valuable. What can I say ,expect a millions thanks to you and Gladis from what you showing Algeria 🇩🇿 in another ways ! ❤❤❤ I wish you guys the best experience hopefully! We love you guys ..enjoy One ,two three VIVA L'Algerie !

[@lili13]

I’ll give you some info in general : 😊 there is thousands of couscous types in Algeria from one town to another , The oldest known traces of couscous are found in burials of the third century BC of the time of Berber King Masinissa of numidia in the current north of Algeria in the kabylia region , one of the cradles of the culture The culinary historian lucie bolens describes primitive pots of couscous found in the tombs dating back to the reign of Berber King Massinissa , that is between 238 and 149 BC , the numidian berber kingdom sided with the Romans to destroy Carthage so they had many trades and cultural exchanges and was particularly prosperous and was considered the granary of Rome and this is why you can find couscous in Italy and even in Latin America , the Arab conquests Adopted it and we find the remains of the first known utensils in the region of tiaret present-day Algeria where the kitchen tools dating from the 9th century that have been discovered are very similar to the main tool for cooking couscous , now you can find coucous and many other traditional Algerian foods in old recipes books from 18th century and that’s because of the French colonization , They imported food clothes jewelry to Europe and it became a trend , even kings and queens ( like queen sissi of Austria ) ordered Algerian food you’ll find titles always ending with « à l’algérienne » which translates to «the Algerian way »

[@mingyue1586]

Exactly, unfortunately since we dont work with tourists alot most restaurants prefer fast food and Algeriam street food, and tourists dont know that traditional dishes are in places called Kkhima not normal restaurants, but still the best ones are made at homes

[@benmoore7946]

I feel like these Algeria videos are your most meaningful

[@sarahbouchakour4152]

The old man is soo sweet 🥰

[@Kim-Ramzi]

Welcome to Algeria and I hope to visit constantine ans sahara too

[@real_rr3d]

🇵🇸

[@yasminebr7022]

Our grandpa here is a gem 🥺🤍

[@valimarin_]

Welcome to algeria .....we want the rest of the vlogs if there is more 😂🙏🏻 i hope u both like our country ❤️❤️ good to have u in our and yours home algeria

[@alaeddinem]

الحاج هذاك والله غير شيكور😂❤❤

[@machamicha7505]

ماشاء الله عليكم ناس تلمسان نعم التربية

[@claudettechang6188]

Watching you from Texas

[@lili13]

The girl didn’t really know how to explain the architecture she said that it’s from dynasties before the ottoman which is the zianide dynasty and hammadide dynasty and tlemcen was the capital , actually mosques you see in Morocco are inspired by the ones in tlemcen because the ones in tlemcen are much older , unfortunately at the French colonization , many mosques and castles were destroyed completely and even a school called tachfinia where an Andalusian kind of music was being tough and the music have been imported by the fleeing Algerians to Morocco with also the famous zellij

[@Goal-Morroco]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@HamidiSarah-m5z]

Cry more ​@@Goal-Morroco

[@ابنةالجزائرتلمسانالجزائر]

بالفعل المرينيين الجزائريين لما حكموا ماروكو بنوا قصورا و صومعات و قصبات على الطراز الزياني التلمساني و الزيري 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@Goal-Morroco]

@@ابنةالجزائرتلمسانالجزائر ههههههههه المرينيين يا جدك ههههه واش تتعرف المرينيين او غي سامع بهم هههه دابا انا فسلا و اغلب بنايات سلا بنيت في عهد المرينيين و البنايات التي بنيت في سلا أقدم بمئة سنة من البنايات اللي في تلمسان و منه نستنتج ان المرينيين مغاربة و كان يصل حكمهم الى وادي شلف

[@ابنةالجزائرتلمسانالجزائر]

@@Goal-Morroco شوف نتحداك تجيب دليل تاريخي واحد يثبت ان المرينيين مراركة 🤣🤣🤣🤣 المرينيين من قبيلة زناتة الجزائرية من بلاد الزاب في اعماق الجزائر خرجوا من الجزائر و استقروا في الجهة الشرقية من ماروكو و منها تغلغلوا الى الداخل و بنوا دولتهم في ارض السيبة هههههه

[@mehdidz6836]

🇻🇪❤🇩🇿 are friends for a long Time bro 😉

[@globetrotter5751]

Because they have the same living conditions. Two ruined countries. 😂😂😂😂. Telemcen has been going downhill since moresquos set foot in it. 😂😂😂😂

[@lunasiya9743]

​@@globetrotter5751 because both of them are pro palestine and big supporters of Palestine 🇵🇸 Not like morroco😂

[@globetrotter5751]

@@lunasiya9743 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@InfinityWorld1010]

I'm watching from L.A , I'm from Algiers ... Couscous is different from city to city. ... you can eat it with meat and vegetables... chicken and vegetables.... fish... sugar. Honey and raisins....green peas, carrots, potatoes , dry fava beans, olive oil, all vegetables must be steamed , couscous with special herbs.....couscous with pumpkin...

[@AmericansinIndia]

I am an Angelino living in India sending much love bro, you are awesome and I hope my family and I can meet you one day! 💯💯💯

[@BassElArgelino]

Thank you guys for sharing this amazing trip and shedding some lights on cities as an Algerian by origins leaving abroad haven’t been to. Really appreciated 🫶🏼 muchas gracias 🙏🏼

[@Ziid0Editing]

Brother I feel sad that I did not meet you and I was not lucky enough to give you sufficient information and show you the best places. I am one of your biggest Algerian followers. I hope to see you again in Algeria. Thank you very much for the positive energy I always get from you. You are indeed a person with a pure and kind heart. We are waiting for you again in Algeria 🇩🇿❤️

[@sotacayesr1397]

Go and visit the city of Bejaia. It is a beautiful city with natural beauty, picturesque places, and breathtaking sea beaches

[@malmoran8643]

I'm an Irish man , I think I need a visa to visit Algeria, is that correct ? Thanks 🙏

[@aminereba]

@@malmoran8643 yes you do. Please don't feel bad if it takes some time. Welcome to Algeria. You will loe it guaranteed

[@Travelwithchris]

Check out more videos here! 🙏🏻❤️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnqomZR6oZWZn9ksi=snAZ1w1OEMyVk8D2

[@yourdailyinspiration3637]

It's curious that you claim not to have encountered any scams in Algeria and only experienced the best aspects of the country, despite your assertion that no place is free from scammers. In your videos, you describe Algeria as the best, most beautiful, and friendliest country ever. However, 99% of Algerians would likely laugh at such claims, given that many struggle to make ends meet and live below the poverty line, as you witnessed firsthand. You owe it to your many followers to be more honest in your portrayals.

[@youenncouant9114]

@travelwithchris Can you please share the Instagram account of the guy you ate couscous with? 🙏

[@claudettechang6188]

Chris I love your interaction with the people where ever you go what Avery kind young man you are. you make your mother very proud

[@m.z9666]

Bro this series has been just as amazing as you guys are, welcome to Algeria and you will always be welcome, cant wait for you to comne to my city Batna to visit the Roman History of algeria. ps: the elderly man part was so touching, almost made me tear

[@walidsattafs]

On the contrary, it is the Moroccan cities that have been influenced by Tlemcen in the past. The history of Tlemcen is much older than Moroccan cities, they even designed historical monuments after 1900 to resemble the antiquities of Tlemcen dating back hundreds of years.. But in Algeria, you will notice that each region has its own architectural style

[@kaderfreij644]

😂😂😂😂😂 مساكن والله عشرة في عقل 😂😂😂 على من تكذبون 😂😂😂😂 ....... ....... ........ ....... ...... تلمسان في الأصل هي مدينة مغربية وتلمسان هي المدينة الوحيدة في الجزائر التي يوجد فيها بعض من المعمار المغربي ولحد الأن سكان تلمسان مازالو متشبتين ببعض من تقاليد وعادات المغرب🇲🇦 في اللباس والأكل وأشياء أخرى والمسجد الكبير في تلمسان بناه الحرفيين المغاربة🇲🇦 على الطراز المعماري المغربي وقصر المشور الموجود في تلمسان بناه الحرفيين المغاربة🇲🇦 عل الطراز المعماري المغربي في عهد السلطان المغربي إبن يوسف ومع مرور الزمن وبعد أن أصبحت تلمسان تابعة للجزائر بسبب التقسيم الفرنسي أصبح قصر المشور مجرد خربة لأنه تعرض الإهمال لأنه مغربي🇲🇦 والمغاربة🇲🇦 هم الوحيدين القادريين على احيائه من جديد على الطراز المعماري المغربي لأن المغاربة🇲🇦 هم أصل واهل الحرف التقليدية المغربية الزليج الفسيفسائي الفاسي مغربي وفن النقش على الجبص والخشب والنحاس المغربي وهذا ما جعل رئيس الجزائر السابق بوتفليقة رحمه الله يطلب من المغرب🇲🇦 إرسال له حرفيين مغاربة🇲🇦 في جميع الحرف التقليدية المغربية لإعادة بناء قصر المشور من جديد وكما كان على الطراز المعماري المغربي🇲🇦 ووافق المغرب🇲🇦 وأرسل له حرفيين مغاربة🇲🇦 من فاس ومكناس ومراكش واعادو بناء قصر المشور من جديد على الطراز المعماري المغربي حتى الأبواب النحاسية الخاصة بقصر المشور صنعت في فاس ومراكش وارسلت إلى تلمسان ....وشيء آخر بعض سكان تلمسان مازالو يلبسون اللباس التقليدي المغربي الأول في المغرب الجلابة مغربية والبلغة الملكية مغربية أما الطربوش الفاسي مغربي لا يلبسونه لأنهم يخافون من نظام الكابرانات الجزائري أن بقتلهم ويقول لهم هل تريدون أن تصبحو مغاربة وهو يعلم أن تلمسان في الأصل هي مغربية وأخيرا #الطراز_المعماري_المغربي تجده في كل مدن المغرب من الشرق الى الغرب ومن الشمال الى الجنوب وتجده حتى في منازل المغاربة🇲🇦

[@capricornegalaxy5393]

​@@kaderfreij644Le Maroc a été créé en 1912 par le général lyauty qui a confectionné votre drapeau et votre Hymne national sa statue existe toujours dans un des Palais du roi le Maroc est Encore sous tutelle française jusqu'en 2057 suivant les accords d'Aix Les bains. Le Maroc avant 1912 n'existait pas il existait sultanat marakeche et sultanat de Fès. Plusieurs villes marocaines ont été fondées par des tribus amazighs Algériennes . Les frontières Algériennes avant la colonisation s'étendaient jusqu'à Oued melwiya et Oujda Berkane etc... Étaient tous un territoire algérien bientôt inchallah on récupérera toutes ces Terres Algériennes. Un Algérien kabyle de passage.

[@linaberrek]

​@@kaderfreij644 شفت ش

[@walidsattafs]

@@kaderfreij644 لا يوجد طراز اسمه مغربي.. يوجد الطراز الزيري الجزائري منذ قلعة بني حماد سنة 900 ميلادي لو لديك تاريخ قبل هذا في القلاع و الصومعات فمبروك عليك.. و الجزائر من قبل زمن الرومان كانت حدودها نهر ملوية الى غاية الدخول الفرنسسي و بعد القضاء على الامير عبد القادر الجزائري بتحالف فرنسي مغربي مقابل منح المغرب حماية فرنسية و زيادة التوسع في الأراضي التي نعرفها اليوم

[@walidsattafs]

@@kaderfreij644 لا يمكنني أن أجادلك هنا فالفرق شاسع بيننا و لا يوجد تشابه بين المغربي و الجزائري إلا مظهريا.. ربما.. فيمكنك خداع عربي لأن العربي لا يقرأ.. لكنك لا يمكنك أن تخادع أمريكي أو غيره.. فأنا متأكد أن الأجناس الأخرى تقرأ و تبحث عن الحقيقة و ستكتشف بكل سهولة ماهو التاريخ.. لذا لا داعي لإثبات أي شيء في التعليقات.. فالكتب و المراجع هي الأساس

[@arifabdou6497]

Welcome to Algeria ❤

[@Travelwithchris]

Thank you!

[@m.st..]

Great video Chris, as always. Gladys, you are always so kind. Love ya guys!!!!

[@Travelwithchris]

You're the best!

[@davidvanrensburg7915]

Those sarmies look great. From South Africa 🎉

[@dalilaboudiaf5564]

Welcome to Algeria🙏🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿❤️❤️

[@cherifmihoub]

So sad the video is only 46 min (10 hours and it's not enough), we really enjoyed these moments bro with you guys.. we want to see more soon.. thanks so much.

[@HindMansour-e8y]

the grandpa milted my heart, he seems like a calm and educated person

[@bellkissalg8591]

Tlemcen is the second-largest city in northwestern Algeria after Oran and is the capital of Tlemcen Province. The city has developed leather, carpet, and textile industries, which it exports through the port of Rachgoun. It had a population of 140,158, as of the 2008 census.[2] The former capital of the Central Maghreb, the city is a mix of Berber, Arab, 'Āndalusī, Ottoman, and Western influences. From this mosaic of influences, the city derives the title of capital of Andalusian art in Algeria. Various titles are attributed to the city including "the Pearl of the Maghreb[3]", "the African Granada" and "the Medina of the West"

[@Travelwithchris]

Thanks for the info

[@Travelwithchris]

Thanks for the info

[@kaderfreij644]

ولم تقولي له أن تلمسان مدينة كانت تابعة للمغرب🇲🇦 وحكمها سلاطين وملوك المغرب🇲🇦 وهي أرض مغربية🇲🇦 أه نسيت بدون أن تقولي له هو لاحظ ذلك الأمر بعينه وقال في تلمسان يوجد بعض من المعمار المغربي🇲🇦 ...... ...... ....... ...... تلمسان في الأصل هي مدينة مغربية وتلمسان هي المدينة الوحيدة في الجزائر التي يوجد فيها بعض من المعمار المغربي ولحد الأن سكان تلمسان مازالو متشبتين ببعض من تقاليد وعادات المغرب🇲🇦 في اللباس والأكل وأشياء أخرى والمسجد الكبير في تلمسان بناه الحرفيين المغاربة🇲🇦 على الطراز المعماري المغربي وقصر المشور الموجود في تلمسان بناه الحرفيين المغاربة🇲🇦 عل الطراز المعماري المغربي في عهد السلطان المغربي إبن يوسف ومع مرور الزمن وبعد أن أصبحت تلمسان تابعة للجزائر بسبب التقسيم الفرنسي أصبح قصر المشور مجرد خربة لأنه تعرض الإهمال لأنه مغربي🇲🇦 والمغاربة🇲🇦 هم الوحيدين القادريين على احيائه من جديد على الطراز المعماري المغربي لأن المغاربة🇲🇦 هم أصل واهل الحرف التقليدية المغربية الزليج الفسيفسائي الفاسي مغربي وفن النقش على الجبص والخشب والنحاس المغربي وهذا ما جعل رئيس الجزائر السابق بوتفليقة رحمه الله يطلب من المغرب🇲🇦 إرسال له حرفيين مغاربة🇲🇦 في جميع الحرف التقليدية المغربية لإعادة بناء قصر المشور من جديد وكما كان على الطراز المعماري المغربي🇲🇦 ووافق المغرب🇲🇦 وأرسل له حرفيين مغاربة🇲🇦 من فاس ومكناس ومراكش واعادو بناء قصر المشور من جديد على الطراز المعماري المغربي حتى الأبواب النحاسية الخاصة بقصر المشور صنعت في فاس ومراكش وارسلت إلى تلمسان ....وشيء آخر بعض سكان تلمسان مازالو يلبسون اللباس التقليدي المغربي الأول في المغرب الجلابة مغربية والبلغة الملكية مغربية

[@aminemin3426]

​@@kaderfreij644علاش الكذب ؟! اي مملكة او تحت اي حكم مغربي كانت تابعة ليه تاريخيا اذا صح ؟! المدينة التوأمة الوحيدة لتلمسان هي فاس وما يربطهما هو المؤسس ادريس الاول ولوكان جيتو تقراو التاريخ تعرفو بلي ادريس بنى مسجد اغادير (منطقة في تلمسان) قبل فاس المغربية .وفي تلك الفترة كانت الممالك ولا وحدة منها كان اسمها المغرب او الجزائر وانما موريطانيا ونوميديا ثم الزيانية والمرينية وغيرها .

[@BassElArgelino]

@@aminemin3426ما ترجعلهمش خويا. ما علابالوش باللي حدودنا كانت حتى واد ملوية بالصح هذا ماضي وحنا نحترموا البلدان و شعوبها بحدودها الحالية. مغيبينهم على التاريخ و الجغرافيا للأسف عايشين على الكذب و الحنين إلى الماضي المزيف 😔

[@Moussaoui_jawad]

Thank you for visiting Tlemcen. I love you very much, my brother❤️

[@IamManBoy]

You need to go to bejaia …deferrent language deffferent culture…such a beautiful and lovely places there

[@narmaoff]

the old man had a really great timeee

[@raoufould9361]

Respect for the grandpa 12:00 god bless him اتهلاو فيه🙏🇩🇿❤️

[@Imadtorki]

🇩🇿The country is your country. You are welcome to Algeria whenever you want, and we will miss you very much when you leave us

[@bouzidali9126]

ناس تلمسان ناس الخير والأصالة رب يحفظكم شاشرة شرفتونا والله يرحم من رباكم

[@_SooMood_]

@@ZeeBeats943 الجود على حسب الموجود وكل واحد وطاقته ومقدرته وطعام شخص يكفي اثنين وطعام اثنين يكغي اربعة هذا حديث النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم

[@bilalbnona4401]

مغرف تاكل منها ومنها تمدها لسيد بعد ما دخلت فمك هذا راه كرم وتزيد متاحمي معاهم في طبسي صغير نتاع طعام

[@linaberrek]

​@@bilalbnona4401 علاه فاتحين مطعم مجرد جامع او معروف خرجوه نهار جمعة كي يجي لعندكم ادبحلهم بقرة

[@nadirbeen]

هذاك الجو احسن من طاولة في مطعم...انت لا تفهم شيء عن عقلية السواح

[@AyadiLinda]

اثر فيا الشيخ كي قال الجزائر بلاد غني تحتاج اطفالها و اولادها 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@yahmoh4008]

للأسف

[@med7828]

the old man is wonderful and very cultured, I would like to meet him when I go to Temcen, thank you for the videos, you are adorable and you are welcome in Algeria

[@Kader-benz13-]

Welcome to your second country Algeria 🇩🇿💯🇺🇲🤍 and to the state of Tlemcen 😘😘🇺🇲🩷❤️🤍🥰13

[@mohamedlifan3907]

Thank you, my brother, for your beautiful videos. I enjoy your wonderful content. If you are still here in Algeria, go to the desert. Do not miss the opportunity. Your brother from Algeria.💪💪💪💪

[@awildahernandez129]

What an awesome experience. Eating couscous with the locals and the sound of call for prayer in the background

[@darklightnessful]

Best couscous to me is from south of Algeria. Exactly in Biskra, it is spicy and red there. We do not name the types of couscous maybe only Masfouf has different name because it is sweet and to be eaten in Ramadan. But in Biskra you have red couscous, white couscous and each time you can add or remove vegetables and use seasonal vegetables then the couscous name will pick up that vegetable name for example "couscous with pumpkin", "couscous with berzgala", "couscous with khorchouf". We have also couscous with milk and onions. In north they make couscous with fish and more and more. That is why the girl could not explain so easily.

[@hamzabenhada9615]

مكليتش تاع تلمسان أنا من عاصمة ونقولك احسن طعام تاع تلمسان

[@MrWafifo]

True tourism, true discovering !