FAVELA KITTEN ADOPTION

[@MesRevesEnRose]

This is what I like about Louis. He's not afraid to stray from touristy places and capture every aspect of a city. And yet he knows how to balance the unique beauty of one of brazil's poorest areas with its grim reality. His subtlety in constantly filming the presence of police is not lost on me either. I have always wanted to visit Rio... Now that I have a better understanding I know what to expect beyond what the tourism board wants to show me. For all of you complaining that this is too sad to watch... Shame on you. This is the reality of some people the least you can do is be aware of it as you watch on your ipad from the safety of your air-conditioned bedroom. And for those showing more concern for the animals than the people... I have no words.

[@SprinkleofChatter]

With Kitten in the title I couldn't not watch!!! Your vlogs are so freakin' swish xxx

[@denise638]

I know it is so cute

[@LadyXEllie]

I luuuuurve kittens 😍

[@Missbieber0905]

LOUISE :D

[@amyfairweather8021]

The start of the video with them three kids was so cute 💕💕

[@dansherwood9352]

You're cute, text me x haha

[@hjlnzjlkldjbdfjlkjnv]

^ damn this guy is thirsty

[@PandaChaos36]

FINALLY something positive in this comment section :)

[@Doogh88]

I don't understand why so many people are against louis and his family visiting these kinds of places, open your minds and understand that not everyone is as fortunate as yourself's for Christ sake!

[@231canyoufeelit]

I'm brazilian and its great to see my country on your videos. Also amazing that you did go to the favela other than just enjoying the richest places. I hope that you and your viewers had your eyes opened to how poor and exploited communities live in the third world countries. I also hope that those tours bring donations, projects and improvements to the favela and the people. There's so much in Brazil to see, specially in the North (Amazon forest), and Northeast... I hope you get to see more of the country eventually ^^

[@ThomasB65435]

I have always wanted to experience the type of trips you go on, they're so inspiring

[@AlexDorrity]

That intro was just too cute :D

[@SorayaLuloah]

I swear that was the most adorable intro ever!!!!!!

[@moxeyjc]

I really enjoy watching all of your vlogs, but these past few days in Brazil are my favorite so far. I love the substance in them, the music the favela. I feel like I'm really experiencing the culture and learning something meaningful. Thank you for sharing.

[@ManuelaOliveira32mso]

Louis, I like you even more right now! Thank you for being so nice and for understand and respect our culture in that beautiful way. You will be always welcome!!!!!!!

[@saulosouza8529]

So happy you guys are enjoying Brazil as much as we are enjoying England. My wife and I are living here for 3 years. We are from Brazil and it's been so nice to watch your videos about your trip around this amazing place!!! Enjoy there and we will enjoy from here. Cheers

[@kelseymay1089]

this broke my heart, I just want to hug all of the people that have to suffer in terrible conditions like that, to me, they're some of the most inspirational people on this planet, they live like that everyday and don't give up, they deserve so much more than what they have💗

[@nina_allegra]

I think it's amazing that you showed us the Favelas in this vlog. If you live in a "Developed country" you often forget or don't realize how much poverty there is in our world. Even though we have our small problems from day to day, most of us probably watch this on a good laptop/computer in a safe and clean environment. So much to be thankful for!

[@CHG115]

Omg it's such an eye opener to see Brazil and rio like this! Rather than just the Olympic stadium on TV it's so sad thinking about how the people and animals live in so much danger! 😯

[@annamaia9258]

That's true, Brazil is such a beautiful place, with amazing people, and it has so much potential to grow ald leave this reality of poverty and violence behind us, it's really sad that our government thinks it's more important to spend all our money buildind stadiums than in what we really need.

[@kerolainetanner1012]

Right. They portray such a different image during the World Cup and Olympics, however Brazil has potential to grow and improve their status if the government stopped investing money into pointless things and into education and healthcare they woulf be a much better society.

[@ninapickles9]

This vlog really put things into perspective for me, sometimes we take everything we have for granted and we're not thankful that we don't have to live like these people. It's sad to see the conditions they live in, it breaks my heart.

[@Stephanie-sh8fx]

So true

[@rebeccaclark3921]

Yeah I lived in Brazil for a year my life literally changed

[@unfabulouslyfabulous]

lol at the people saying Brazil is a dirty place. news flash every city has its not-so-nice places where people actually live and flourish. not everything has to be censored just to be aesthetically pleasing to you. I'm sure everyone wants to come to Miami but once they see the neighborhood I'm in, they're like...ooh maybe Miami isn't such a good idea...

[@Laura-oe2dl]

i certainly dont wanna go to miami....

[@MesRevesEnRose]

Haha liberty city?

[@unfabulouslyfabulous]

MesRevesEnRose nah i have four cousins who live there but i'm in little havana

[@louloualvin]

Preach🙌 nothing worse than a bunch of snobs hahah I recently moved from a rough city neighbourhood to the countryside and honestly I'd go back in a flash👌 Snobs errrywhere✋

[@michellez4397]

Thank you for taking us with you and showing us Brazil, what an amazing place. We need to start appreciating what we have instead of taking them for granted. This is why I love your videos Louis, fun and inspiring, thank you.

[@ThereWillBeFoxes]

I love how you can really see in the paintings how much 'life' and 'joy' means to the brazilian culture expressed in these bright colours

[@unfabulouslyfabulous]

those little kids for the intro are sooo cute!!

[@MaguiCF]

Loved this vlog. Going to the favela is a unique opportunity to see the reality of many people in the world and how some of them work really hard to give to their families a better future. Glad you can experience that, Louis.

[@MrVikram256]

by far the best edited vlogs on the internet

[@heybiancak]

The animals remind me of the animals you see walking around Bali, it's sad :( And I think it's great that you show places like this, it shows a lot of your younger viewers to appreciate their lives more. Hope you are enjoying your time in Brazil!

[@amyfairweather8021]

Omg the conditions them people and animals are living in is so upsetting 😢😢

[@urmum24]

It's similar to Vietnam

[@JS-0-]

I'm more upset for the animals conditions even more than the people. I wish I could take the animals in and take care of them.

[@arslannaveed685]

It's worse in places like India, Bangladesh, even worse in places like Somalia and Nigeria. This almost makes me feel guilty for anything I ever spent money on,

[@amyfairweather8021]

i

[@amyfairweather8021]

im sure Brazil is an amazing place but every country has its good and bad areas

[@gabylovex]

Love the fact that you're visiting places like the favelas, most people only do typical touristy stuff and remain so unaware as to how a lot of people in those countries live. My famiy is from central america and going there is a huge culture shock but it makes you realize how lucky we are to live how we do. Basically I'm just really glad that you're so into seeing many different aspects of the countries you visit :)

[@MissNatalieC]

A lot of countries has a place like this and it brakes my heart every time i see something like this and knowing i cant help everyone. Im not rich but im not poor im lucky enough to support myself to survive at least. Sometimes we complain and we take things for granted. Be grateful because you dont get to choose the place where you are born in.

[@joyjoyoo]

it's vlog like this makes you grasp at countless blessings we have daily that are taken for granted.

[@EmmCarter]

Honestly, your vlogs have taught me so much more stuff about the world that actually matters than my 13 years of schooling has! This is why i love your vlogs, you don't sugar coat the shit stuff that goes on in the world, you show us and tell us how crazy it is. Seeing the man with the bullet wound in his hand and knowing that so many little children run through there and live there is awful! Thats no place to grow up but thats what their used to, its insane! Thank you Louis, for educating us and always trying to make a positive impact and difference in this world. You were put on this earth to spread happiness and lend a helping hand. Thank you.

[@itsssstephanie15]

That intro was adorable and it is nice that you are interested on discovering new places that do not attract most peoples eye. Love that you are open minded and like to share your thoughts and experiences.

[@felipemacknight]

I'm Brazilian and I think even though favelas have become a tourist attraction, they're nothing to be proud of. I appreciate how respectful and understanding you were, but I hope that in a few decades from now, we no longer have favelas, just those beautiful views with a decent neighbourhood around them.

[@vivianmurucci]

I don't understand why so many people are saying 'Why would Luis go to the favela?'. First of all, it's his life, his vlog and he chose to go. Also, many tourists when come to Brazil want to see the favelas, see how difficult life can be there, something very different of what they are used to. It's a great experience and we can learn a lot visiting those places.

[@BAMomggurl]

It pains me to see people and animals living in these poor conditions, god bless them and their families

[@alexoboubouka]

SUCH AN AMAZING VIDEO LOUIS ! INCREDIBLE SCENES ! ONE OF YOUR BEST VIDEOS I THINK ! CONTINUE ON MAKING VIDEOS YOU HAVE SO MUCH TALENT AND YOU ARE AN AMAZING PERSON ! ALEXIA XX

[@akbizzle1]

I was glad when Louie finally said something about the Favela tourism situation, because I was starting to feel a bit uncomfortable. And even though the tour guide said it was cool, I still find it a bit strange that tourists just go and walk through these peoples houses and neighborhood. The amount of suppression and oppression that they live under, by the hands of their own government, is second to none. It would almost be like tourists coming to the states and visiting skid row, you know, just for the experience. I don't know, I'm sure it really is cool with the residents, and I'm also sure that some of the money does flow back to the community. I'm just thinking out loud here. Anyway, Brazil is beautiful, regardless.

[@megan7436]

thank you Louis, videos like this make me extremely grateful for what I have and where I live. Hope this doesn't come across as snobby or anything, just wanted to thank Louis

[@mrjameshilton1]

I read earlier that the UK government are planning on supplying each household with and extra 3 bins so we have 6 bins in total to spread out the rubbish into there categories (once the rubbish is at the depot they sort it out anyway) yet we cant fund projects to help villages like these? i just find it unbelievable.

[@mingalingentertainment8898]

I think you have only seen the good side of the UK because if we don't have enough bins everywhere bc we still have pollution and we're doing the best we can plus our government do things for our country their government do things for their country

[@izzijohnstone915]

one of your best vlogs in a while Louis.. I'm so glad you went to visit the favelas, it's super eye opening to see this sort of stuff. Keep up the good work, as always :)

[@DamielouShavelle]

awww the kids at the start!!

[@manuel32a]

hello

[@12lilybee]

I genuinely thought you were going to adopt that cat :( x Your such an inspiration to us all Louis i love that you just carry a sense of adventure everywhere you go even when you're not doing spectacular things in foreign countries! Thank you xx

[@kazoosc]

the favela tour was simultaneously beautiful, heart rending, and stressful. though I have very conflicted feelings about the idea of tourism in such a place I want to thank you for taking us on the journey,

[@CrooklynPilot]

I love the fact you give the folks a great perspective of the tourist scene, plus the hood part of Brazil. Love it..great job!!

[@andymacrox]

Awesome job Louis! Can I just say that recently your vlogs have gotten even better than they were before :) Heaps of great shots with your new camera, and focusing more on the raw, las touristy side of Rio was facinating! Keep up the awesome work dude :)

[@juliaaa1111]

Your vlogs are so beautifully filmed! It's such a pleasure to watch them.

[@yoroshiku137]

Louis, you are one brave man! I'm from Brazil and I wouldn't dare set foot in any of the favelas, much less one in Rio. God bless you, man!

[@cindyayt]

This has to be the most interesting vlog from your Brazil trip so far, very educating.

[@GiScarpelli1]

Oh come on! everyone who is saying that brazil is a ugly coutry because of this video, you know shit! Go search on the internet some amazing places here. Louis choose to go to a favela, a place where poor people live, he likes going to some strange places. Yes, there is poor people in brazil and yes, this is not a very good looking or presentable place, and the situation is sad, but some of this people create their own cuture, their own way of life with the little things they have, so stop criticizing because poor places exist on every coutry,

[@andresil8330]

Giovanna Scarpelli Pois é né, bem chato isso. Pessoal fica achando que o Brasil se resume a favela.

[@GiScarpelli1]

Exato! Como se todo essa país imenso fosse só favela, pelo amor de Deus né!

[@ManuelaOliveira32mso]

Obrigada Giovanna!!! Tá de encher o saco esses gringos criticando! Eles não estudam muito sobre a gente e só conhecem o samba, a mulher... Se parassem pra ler um livro do Machado de Assis, ou para conhecer a fundo a nossa cultura (como o Louis), ficariam impressionados. São os esteriótipos, assim como acontece com a África, que todo mundo acha que é só pobreza, mas poucos sabem que é o único lugar que tem um hotel 6 estrelas.

[@Dorisumi]

Obrigada!

[@joses1998]

Gay

[@emounoema2617]

Thank you for sharing your experience, you create/show great content Louis! The inside view of the favela was amazing, I had to say thank you :) Love from Belgium

[@OliverFrenchie]

Oh my word that intro was so adorable.

[@StrathendrickPiper]

It's good that your showing the other side to the city. Brazil spending so much money on stadiums etc when there are literally hundreds of thousands of people living in slums.

[@k-diddy]

Love the slow-motion shots you are bringing in lately!

[@JohnSmith-qk9bq]

For ll go you complaining of why he went to brazil, I'll tell you one thing. First of all I'm not from Brazil, but there are tons of beautiful places in Brazil. There's a difference between going to beautiful places and going to the home of tons of people that live in poverty. Louis went there because he went there it was his choice, there's beautiful places but Louis didn't choose to go to them for a reason that I don't know. He wanted to go to a poor place but that's not the only place that exist in Brazil, and that's not the only economy that exists in Brazil. You should all know that.

[@annamaia9258]

Thank you. I'm from Brazil, but I live in Spain, and it makes me really sad to see how people around the world have a wrong idea of what is Brazil. So, thanks for your comment, it made me happy to know that at least some people outside Brazil knows what an amazing country Brazil is :)

[@rebeccaclark3921]

I lived in Brazil and before I went I honestly thought of it how people that haven't been are right now and it's stupid because Brazil is amazing

[@BeachPandaBoomBoom]

Your editing is getting crazy good Louis, I almost feel like Im there with you when I watch.

[@thaina.justino]

Honestly I was afraid to read the comments of this video. I knew I would have those people who would only look at the negative side of the country. But on the other hand, I saw so many people defending Brazil, many people who understood the message behind it all. Brazil is a place full of culture, joy and love. The Brazilian people are known for being friendly, happy and united. Those people in the favelas have not chosen to be there, and even in that situation you realize that they can live their lives with joy, singing, dancing, being proud of the work they do for their community. Thanks for all those who understand that Brazil is not only the favelas. From a proud brazilian to all the people out there: "Sou brasileiro com muito orgulho, com muito amor." (RE) THINK.

[@marinaferreira98]

This video made me cry, maybe because I'm so emotional, but seeing how that people live, in such bad condition, but from what I've been told they are happy with what they got. I'm Portuguese, and since a young age I've been aware how most people live in Brazil, I've never been there, hope to go there someday, but seeing this was kinda a shock for me. I hope all of you understand my shock.

[@malhug73]

I was mesmerised by the favela. It is amazing that people can live their whole lives in such a cramped space, let alone the hygiene and safety problems. It is no wonder there was unrest in Brazil during the world cup. The gap between rich and poor in that country is just obscene.

[@MariaA-ll7wr]

His vlogs are so fun to watch 😉 I think it's because he is always traveling or doing something fun 💛

[@whereisrosie]

That shot of Darcy from behind looking out on the favela with her hair blowing in the wind was perfect

[@Laurearr]

As a Brasilian I feel terrible knowing that there is SO many people living like this in my own contry. I wish I could change it all and give these people a good house, a good school and a good life state. I wish that when someone came to Brasil, They could enjoy the view, the beaches, the hospitality of my country without the fear of being robbed or killed in the streets. There is so many to change. Maybe someday when you come back you will be able to film everything and see a different Brasil, more beautiful and more save.

[@clarissasandersonmoody9011]

Do close to one million i remember when you were quite small on youtube and i was your 11,000 subscriber or something youve come so far louis !well done

[@SebbyLouise]

Seeing the way some people live really makes you appreciate what you've got.

[@michaelpesavento8268]

Poverty, crime, corruption, the plight of the powerless, it exists in most countries to some degree. The slums of india, the mountains of appalachia in the US, some of the estates outside of London. You don't avoid looking at them,you see them for what they are, homes and lives of people just like you under different circumstances and you try to do what you can to make their lives better. Even if that is just bringing attention to them. In every place you can find beauty and humanity you just have to look. Thanks, Louis.

[@OzzicatAu]

Thank you for sharing! I love travelling and meeting kitties everywhere. It's was great to watch cats that you've met xox Natalie

[@amyles191]

"This cat weighs 3.5kg." I laughed so much at this.

[@smellybanjangles]

Literally THE cutest intro EVER!!!!

[@lolitathefrenchfry3479]

omg the kitten, like i cant, poor darling come here. now im sad thinking about all those kittens without a home:(

[@isaacmiller5145]

So it wasn't the familys living in bathroom sized houses that made you sad, it was the kittens? Uh

[@kilian3517]

And all the poor people that have to live there? I'm sorry, but this comment has made me absolutely sad about the modern society in which we live...

[@thebeachandme]

Isaac Miller Kilian Wetzel and so? someone has to care for the animals too.

[@kilian3517]

Oh please don't start a "animals have the same rights as humans" thing here. Who is it who feeds these animals? Good guess, the humans who have almost nothing to eat themselves.

[@frankiescott897]

You make me sick ^^

[@AndersonMarquesoli_]

I'm glad to see this video. Unfortunately this is the reality of most brazilians.

[@dracolax5]

"Reality of most brazilians",as a Brazilian,this is the dumbest and most misinformed thing I've ever read in my life. This kind of shit is unexistent in the rest of the country,even Sao Paulo favelas are 1000% better..

[@AndersonMarquesoli_]

Suiciniv Seugirdor Ok. Not most of Brazilians. But a large part of our population. I'm not judging which favelas are better. I'm saying that an enormous number of people here in Brazil still living in subhuman conditions. About "this kind of shit is unexistent in the rest of the country" You're damn wrong. Favelas are very common in different regions of Brazil. No matter where you go, you can find them. Let's stop pretending that we live in a big bubble where problems like this don't happen. They are present in Brazilian society. Now, MOST of the people pretend that it doesn't exist. Let's face the truth: o pior cego é o que não quer ver.

[@helenanascimento8131]

AndGeeky jesus christ, are you brazilian? (im brazilian too, and i hate the fact that you are kinda right! haha)

[@LuizQG]

AndGeeky Andy, você por aqui? haha. Cadê os vídeos do seu Gap Year?

[@ThePhatWabbit]

It's the same with China too. People tend to think the whole country is comprised of those giant megacities with crazy architecture like Shanghai when the reality is 90% of the people live in ghetto areas of those cities or backwatered towns which are pretty much the same as the favelas.

[@zimtsterndliii]

i had to cry after seeing all those poor kitties :( can't help it

[@HelloKittyLover2002]

You're not alone..😔 😭 x

[@Thomas-tw9yr]

I know its so sad 😢😥

[@madeleine967]

yeah i dont know why he titled it the way he did because there did not seem to be any sort of "kitty adoption" going on. I felt terrible for all of the animals living there...)':

[@prescott231233]

Oh yes the kittens are the ones who matter.... What about the people? And all of the gang activity that goes on? But you cried over the cats.

[@zimtsterndliii]

Each to their own.. my heart beats more for the animals and I can not decide what myself makes me feel this way;) but i'm glad there are humans like you who think about the people there..

[@ToyaDee78]

The whole place looks so unreal, like a painting. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us.

[@kitgoodwinguitar]

What camera do you use? It's really good and I was just wondering what make it was

[@mollyg4553]

i had to re-watch the opening a few times, so cuuuute!

[@GeNoFy]

There is so much that we dont see or hear of in the world. Thanks for sharing your life with us. Amazing vlog Louis :)

[@totevids]

really nice that you went to the favela, most people dont go there when they're tourists. hope you're enjoying your trip, i love my country (:

[@ashleykristine3601]

It's so amazing to see more to Brazil compared to what the television always shows, thank you Louis for this!

[@yungslim93]

I live in Atlanta, where crime is high, and there are places here where I'm not going to "explore." Louis you are fearless hahaha

[@merelymadeleine]

Beautiful shots of the favela, it's nice that you embrace the culture and don't just go to touristy spots.

[@heidizeptner741]

This video made me cry. The way those people and animals are living is so sad. 😪

[@lukritiv]

I can't wait till Louis hits a million subs!

[@niamhlangley3301]

I think we can all agree that intro was probably the cutest thing ever

[@YourBoyTwistz]

I love your videos Louis they make you realise that how shitty you think your life is it is actually very good and also makes you appreciate the things I have and to respect people more and enjoy life more

[@asgmac9797]

louis is just an amazing person, i guess he makes me see the world in a different light.

[@bigbutty1516]

You make every day of your life special! Very nice to see.

[@aleesarudloff5653]

So nice and a beautiful city, its amazing how tou show de beauty of brazil, and show people that here is not that bad how everyone think! It is a good place to live! Most of the people who liv in the favelas are good people, and they are strong, not everyone is that strong to deal with that situation and they live they're live as much as happy they can, is not money or a good place who makes them happy, but its they' re self! Brw love your videos and so glad that you are having a nice trip in brazil !!

[@1010Gracie]

Such an eye opener. Tourists in Brasil, or any tourist going in to a country not as "developed", often avoid places like the Favelas shown. Such a risky and daring experience. Something I'll try to get myself to do.

[@dalekmate]

that introduction was the cutest thing ever

[@BotGeorge]

I swear your the coolest person on KZbin

[@lolapetterson5690]

This video, and the comments, got me thinking. The footage from the tour in the favela made me think about how something so incredibly bad can become a beautiful thing, if you just change your point of view. I was born in Brazil and have never traveled outside my country so I think my opinion is actually worth something here and even if no one cares enough to read my longs ass comment I would like to respond to some of the things I've seen here. I'd like to start saying that Louis' way of vlogging is always great, he can get the best shots and make everything look beautiful, and what I mean by saying that the favela looked beautiful is that the colors and camera angles where great, you can take a good picture of a bad enviroment and it will still be a good picture. It made me feel sad, I got a tear in my eye just seeing how poor those people are and how lucky I am to live in a "rich" state, (even tho I'm not even near being rich) I do have a good house to live in and good education and the fact I can even write in english (just not perfectly) already makes me much more fortunate than the people living in the favelas. But my main point here is to say that Brazil is a great country. Definitely not when it comes to the government and the quality of people's lives, as you can see, but look at the art gallery Louis showed us, all of that beautiful art was created by the poor people that live in the favela. Brazil has some great culture, that basically no one other than brazilian people knows about, we've got great musicians, writers, dancers, scientists.(A brazilian mathematician just won the Fields Medal). It's not all about carnival, beach and favelas, there is a lot more here, a lot of people,a lot of true kindness, a lot of great minds, a lot of amazing stories. We still have too many problems to solve, but if you ever come to visit I bet you will see the reason why people still travel here and you will never forget the happy and loving people you will meet. I guess that's all, I got carried away and I bet nobody is actually gonna read this.

[@erinweeks2915]

I love the music you used in the first half of the video! I recognize it from the contiki rome vlog. please use it more often!!

[@nukemz]

Fantastic vlog Louis. Great to see a bit of Rio that we wouldn't normally see.

[@ultrAAcerable]

Louis! How often do you clean your Penny Board bearings? I hear that if you use it regularly that you need to clean it 2-3 times a week and add lube? How often do you clean your bearings? Also how do you clean them? (Do you mind doing a video on how)

[@mspit17]

Just watching this makes me appreciate my life and how I live more and more. and not to take anything for granted.

[@jimenaslp]

Your intros recently have been phenomenal!

[@benjamindesantiago3207]

Best vlog ever!! What camera do you use for the slo mo?

[@mimiteen15]

I'm happy you can show the world how it looks in favelas, I've seen one in Dominican Republic with an Humanitarian group and its definitely an eye opening. :3 Unfortunately the down side is that were not there to experience favela in person with all the smells, sound and atmosphere but we get to see bits and parts of your experience.:3

[@edierose7266]

The music that is played in the background and stuff is ken of my favourites: NORMAL PERSON: *watching Louis video* ME: *jammin to the music* ahahaha😂🙈

[@JackPlayerBr]

Louis, you should try going to the Forte de Copacabana (copacabana's fort) it's a really cool and different place to visit and in the fort there's one of the best candy shops in town.

[@Phozzful]

the music did fit so well for this video. Very well done Louis!

[@SRABJKINHAS16]

I've always respected you louis but I respect you even more after this experience that you had today

[@WeGottaSituation]

That's eye opening seeing how it's in the favelas. Crazy seeing all of those bullet holes, and collapsed housing! :/

[@angiesanchez6643]

This is sad 😢 Pray for the people kids and animals 🙏 Heartbreaking. 💚💛💙

[@тызабавный]

You should seriously go visit Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. They have bullet holes everywhere from a war that happened around 20 years ago. The country is getting better, they are big fans of Kafa (coffee) and it has so many amazing alleyways and mysterious antique shops and all! It is so beautiful when you think about when three religions coexist, and so do olden times with modern ones!

[@LivingFree]

That was pretty insane. Part of Fast and Furious 5 was filmed there.