SAUDI ARABIA | One Day in a Little Known Country

[@kevinhindman9943]

Next time you come to Jeddah, hit me up and I will show you things you didn't even imagine was in Saudi Arabia. I'm an American that's lived here in Saudi for 7 years and I love it here.

[@Syllaeus]

Why do they drive badly? no strict driving laws?

[@knightara]

@@Syllaeus lol Actually it’s too strict in Saudi Arabia and traffic law is enforced mostly by AI cameras everywhere that can give you tickets for seatbelts, holding a phone, speeding, crossing the yellow lines and illegally overtaking turns but these cameras do not cover everything completely and people see them.

[@333halfangel3]

We set up the data centre there. And will never go there again...they had religious police in the office and non muslim were 2nd class citizen Religion is a man made atrocity Not the choice of Allah

[@ab-4346]

@@Syllaeus it is a little bit strict but no one really care and it is a big problem I hope it get better Edit: I think it need to get more strict like taking away the license instead of high price penalties

[@AlbPerNil]

Don’t go near this guy Gab, he is a murderer probably…

[@Name-yb7hn]

2:10 I’m pretty sure that this isn’t the place you’re looking for, actually, the tallest building, The Kingdom tower is located on the northern part of the city in a place called “Obhur Alshamalia”. I love your videos and I hope that you would come back again and I would absolutely love to show you around different parts of city. I’m Saudi and I live in Jeddah ✌️

[@MRSaad9ff]

I just watched your video and I'm from Riyadh, and let me tell you that you haven't seen anything in Saudi Arabia yet, but I hope that you will re-visit and that your visit will be coordinated to see the landmarks of Saudi Arabia better.. You are always welcome

[@adyiator]

In Saudi Arabia life starts in night because of day heat, and you must go to Al-Balad area in corniche jeddah , both in new balad for modern sights and old balad for traditional jeddah. You can talk to young people boys and girls they are very welcoming.

[@griffmustard]

Where in the US, you are expected to bring back your Rental Car with a full tank of Gas, in Saudi, it is the Opposite. You get the vehicle with little to no gas, and you can return it the same way. This is why they've built more Gas stations near the King Fahad Airport in Dammam, because people were running out of gas, before they could get to the gas station, after leaving the Airport.

[@Redstripe921]

Isnt is kinda stupid to do it that way ? The way its done in the US seems more reasonable in my opinion!

[@Redstripe921]

@You tube Censorship Full tank when u get it, full tank when u leave it !

[@Redstripe921]

@You tube Censorship Yeah in saudi arabia they get almost empty tank and they are expected to leave it with almost empty tank

[@itzDFOM]

Hey gabriel just wanted to let you know google map didnt direct you to jeddah tower at all, actually it directed you to completely far location, if you want to see jeddah tower type (Jeddah Economic City) it should give you a location up north near the sea and compounds

[@elfulano5884]

I lived in Saudi back in the early 80's. Your videos bring back such wonderful memories. I definitely want to go back now. Great work!

[@333halfangel3]

In the 80s the road in jeddah had no street name...english speakers non existant...

[@marekbartas6021]

Thank you Gabriel for showing us whole world. Peace and Love to you.

[@garywilson1688]

I worked in Saudi Arabia (Buraydah) from August to November in 1986 putting up Center Pivots. It was hot but surprisingly bearable. I attribute it to the low humidity.

[@moking1]

It’s my city and yes it’s so hot but you can handle it. Thanks for everything you've done in my city gary❤️

[@random.oddities]

@11:40 this terrain reminds me of the transition of deserts between AZ and CA specifically climbing the grade of the 8 FWY into the hills of eastern San Diego county from the desert below

[@nickpapagiorgio5056]

So amazing to say check Saudi Arabia off of your list Gabe!!!! I love how enthusiastic you are about every culture you come across. I saw that people didn’t think much of Jeddah but people need to remember that this country is very reserved and strict about many things the West is not.

[@jade6112]

You should’ve went to different places tbh, especially in Jeddah. You’ve sadly missed a lot. I hope you come back for another visit. Keep it up

[@riburevolution]

Yes i noticed many travelers struggle to find the best and most iconic places in Saudi Arabia. I guess we need local guides.

[@maritesparas218]

Oh your vedios bring me back my memories in Jeddah I been there 10 yrs.now 3 yrs I'm Dammam alkhobar.im so glad there is a tourist like u fr us.

[@juliaskordou544]

I love that you are traveling Saudi Arabia! It helps us (the viewers) to know it’s safe and that its an awesome country to visit! I wonder if it would be different for women travelers? It’s so clean and the trees are maintained/manicured! I’m it is very clean! More so than the US! Thanks for the videos!

[@CaliKid87]

Glad to see you visit Saudi Arabia. The middle east has always peaked my interest. Keep up the travels and stay safe out there. Still loving the content after all these years. ✌

[@GingerNights]

It’s piqued your interest. People never ever get the difference between peek, peak, pique. I know you can do this.

[@ahmedyamani7388]

04:20 I’m Saudi and believe it or not, in 2015 and prior this would have cost SAR 20-25 ($5.3-6.6) for 14 gallons of gas.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Amazing.

[@ahmedyamani7388]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Yes, we have 2 octane grades: 91 and 95. And 1 liter of 91 octane was 0.45 Saudi Riyals ($0.12 Cents US) and 1 liter of 95 octane was placed at 0.60 Saudi ($0.16 cents US). It’s about 500% increase. The contrast between just 7 years ago and today is too great. Hope you can have a local next time you that can help you get around easier and steer you to the cool spots.

[@patrickw123]

That was a blue-headed agama lizard! They're so cute!

[@AhmedBarnawi]

hi Gabriel at 7:40 you trun left from highway 298 in to highway 301 instead of continuing on 298. at 8:04 you pass Makkah boundaries marker. happy journey..

[@amalayvlogs8724]

I am Moroccan and saudi Arabia has become on top of my bucket list.although lot of ignorant people talk shit about this country ,but they gotta go there clear up the shit .it s the best place on earth and people are just amazin

[@moking1]

Thank you Gabriel for visited my country and I hope you had some fun❤️

[@user-FM1]

I like how you respect the rules of every country you visit. Respect Man 🙏

[@kaypee4704]

Yes, he is a rare American... most of them are obnoxious, and Snobbish when visiting foreign lands....🙂🇺🇸

[@FSVR54]

@@kaypee4704 some, not most

[@asynchronicity]

@@kaypee4704 And you know this is how “most” Americans are how exactly?

[@blastoff4042]

@@kaypee4704 Lies

[@adkh5826]

I've only travelled to 30+ countries, but a non-obnoxious American tourist is the exception, rather than the rule. Just my experience, just anecdotal, but some people are best avoided. Really not a fan of the man-child archetype of pretentious, patronising and rowdy American tourists. Canadians on the other hand, they're cool!

[@InterstateKyle]

Awesome video Gabe! Thank you for showing us videos from Saudi Arabia. Hope you can come back here someday!

[@sarge_4412]

Please film a little in England. Cant go too long without a new video from you. Safe travels mate

[@woltersworld]

Random question and I completely understand if you can't answer. Was wondering if you do these live walks live on another platform and then re-upload them later with so edits. Or you just do the walk on your own and then edit them later. I never thought to ask you that before but just was wondering. Hope you are well Gabe

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I film with my DJI Osmo, edit with Videopad on my laptop and then upload the finished video.

[@woltersworld]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos gotcha. Thanks Gabe. Just was wondering as I figured you did the walk and then edited but then I thought maybe you did a live like on Facebook live or something. Thanks for the answer. Hope you are well.

[@rikdeere]

I read that Saudi Arabia has about 50 different species of snakes - a good percentage of which are poisonous. As you were walking through the rocky areas and other trails, kept wondering if there would be an encounter. I remember the last snake you caught on film in the Greek islands.

[@astrogeo1]

Was thinking the exact same. Do world travelers like Gabriel study before arriving the chance of being attacked by really dangerous species when visiting a certain area / country, even the only troublesome ones? Saudi deserts would be wildly different from England in that respect at least.

[@witlof5492]

This makes a rainy afternoon in Basingstoke a more appealing prospect.

[@nickpapagiorgio5056]

Also I wanted to mention in my previous comment how clean and well kept everywhere is and the road system is amazing you don’t see freeways that wide and clean anywhere in the states although I will say it seemed like everywhere you went was on wadi wadg road lol

[@JerettFranklin]

Dude, you have been traveling around the world more than anyone i've seen on youtube you are soooo lucky

[@theadventuresofbrockinthai4325]

Hey Gabriel, what a wonderful video. There for a while I thought I was back home in the Imperial Valley in Southern California. That clime up that mountain was almost exactly like going from El Centro to San Diego on I-5. Where you stopped at the top and showed the cell towers, thats exactly what they have done in Southern California. I have been to Saudi Arabia before but only to catch another plane and never got out of the airport. I must make an effort to go and spend a few days. Those "Monkeys" you saw were Baboons and they have adapted to the harsh climate but I think they stay mainly in the mountain area.

[@khaledmohammed9474]

Please be aware that in some roads there are cameras that look for seat belts and using devices while driving the penalty is 500 ryails each occasion 💔

[@SueB369]

Gabriel , You are on top of the World ! Have a Great Time in The UK and catch ya later … Thank You for All Your Travels and Videos !

[@themissdior1235]

Hope you are enjoying your stay here in the UK . Weathers great in Scotland.

[@crispywisp]

I thought you rented a Toyota Corolla. Just wanna let you know, when I was in Miami last summer, I rented the cheapest newest Corolla (newest model even the base model comes standard with dynamic cruise control that is almost autonomous). And it literally drives almost autonomously in cruise mode. You can drive that car without holding on the steering wheel and do videos and stuff. It steers the wheels on its own. I was driving from Miami to Tampa with ease for 4 hours with that Corolla.

[@griffmustard]

Driving in Saudi is not for the faint of Heart. You must keep your head on a swivel at ALL times. If you don't have a Lead Foot, then Stay out of the Left Lane, or else you will be greeted with non stop flashes of the Hi-Beam and Tailgating. Every Lane is a TURN LANE. . . .yes !!! Being "cut-off " is the Norm. If you do have a Lead Foot, watch out for the Cameras. You barely see them, but they see you. When you see a bright flash of light, you've been caught.

[@khaledmohammed9474]

You are welcome in Saudi Arabia. I know there will be some different people in your way, but make sure that they will do thier best to help you around. Driving is crazy here so be patient. If you want some interesting things, head south to Abha and other cities on the way. Enjoy your time!

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Gabriel, Amazing day trip there is so much to see I could see you going back to really taking a look around they must be so unique historical sites and things to enjoy.

[@willieexplore]

Thanks for this video Gabe, great insights into a country that is opening up more and more to tourists. Hope to visit it myself sometime, if not later this year.

[@mexicanoman9696]

Your will be more than welcome buddy. Hit me up when you in Riyadh 😁. And I’ll help you 😁👍

[@willieexplore]

@@mexicanoman9696 thank you very much my friend!

[@dreammfyre]

It’s all about the beaches, rivers and mountains.

[@woltersworld]

Gabe with the jokes with the tallest building :)

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I should probably start a new career as a comedian. 😛

[@donstravelsandrants.]

Really interesting, amazing roads. 👍😊

[@therealdeal26]

Watching this video again! Great constant commentary that is much needed for the full effect other than being there in person, your choice of music is great.. ..the music breaks you add along with partial intros intermission and outros are on point! I am now quite interested in going to half of the places you've visited. No one does it quite like you Gabe!! That's for sure. Keep em coming!! Thanks.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Sweet, glad to hear it. New video done, will post it sometime soon.

[@BoydXplorer]

GREAT EXPLORATION AROUND JEDDAH SAUDI ARABIA. TNX4SHARING FULL WATCHED.

[@_____J______]

The Sinai agama (Pseudotrapelus sinaitus) is an agamid lizard found in arid areas of southeastern Libya, eastern Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Syria, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, eastern Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Djibouti.

[@Moemuntz]

Fascinating place. If there is one way to describe it it’s “work in progress”. worth a visit in coming years.

[@Peter-MH]

“I’m flying to London next!! And I’m doing a road trip around the U.K.!!!.. but I’m not filming a video series.” - Gabe is such a tease!

[@s125ish]

I hope we get some videos

[@User-718_]

@@s125ish yea

[@terriealexander2344]

real good introduction. gas in michigan cost 40 dollars to fill small car

[@hughesdigest]

Great video, keeps the viewer engaged from start to end. You are a honest traveller, no drama like bald & bankrupt.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool, glad to hear it.

[@hughesdigest]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos That 'preview' part stoked interest. Do a 40 second montage at the start of every video. Add more passion to commentary, you have genuine wanderlust it should reach the viewers in a crisp & sharp manner. Since you are a genuine traveller,adding drama wont suit you but add some x-factor. I have spent many nights alone in mountains of saudi /tabuk region, sleeping in car & tent, its totally safe & very serene with fantastic mornings

[@jerseystotler3615]

I think Saudi Arabia is magnificent! I really like the rawness of the desert and the mountains being from the Midwest USA!!

[@Name-yb7hn]

16:43 this is actually because the Saudi government coordinate with different countries about their pilgrims numbers. For example, I think Indonesia has the highest number of pilgrims so they require a higher amount of accommodations. So, it is a matter of organizing and managing the huge influx of crowds and at the end they all go to the same places.

[@hamiddollah9526]

Hi Buddy, The tallest building in Jeddah is in Obhur district which is on the north coast of Red Sea.

[@aishathfaazi63]

How cool you are riding a car in Saudi Arabia as a tourist🤩

[@VitalityMassage]

42:50 It's HORRIBLE what humans do to animals.

[@shoosteer]

The camel needs to come out and walk outside for hours (they put a rope between the front legs) To keep him from going too far.

[@عبداللهالسبيعي-ر6و]

This is a way to make the camels not go to the highways and be hit by cars because the camels go very far from their owner and also do not harm the camels

[@no_soy_rubio]

I live in the UK Gabe and you'll be lucky to get quarter of a tank for the price you paid in Saudi 😆 hope you do make a few videos here, I'd be interested to see them, especially if you get off the beaten path a little

[@no_soy_rubio]

@@maija9927 jealous of the petrol prices, definitely 🤣 not sure what the rest of your rant is about

[@no_soy_rubio]

@@maija9927 if you have a look at my channel you'll see I travel and get out of my comfort zone quite a lot too 😁 take care, have a good day ✌️😎

[@User-718_]

@@no_soy_rubio uk is boring only British girls are fun there

[@no_soy_rubio]

@@User-718_ 🤦‍♂️🤣🤣

[@furkanben5124]

@@no_soy_rubio hahahaha

[@Dr.Mzungu]

Breathtaking!

[@dianeb5380]

I was really looking forward to your take on England, seeing it from your point of view. I'm disappointed that you won't be making lots of videos while you are there.

[@VitalityMassage]

The hamadryas baboon (/ˌhæməˈdraɪəs/;[4] Papio hamadryas) is a species of baboon from the Old World monkey family. It is the northernmost of all the baboons, being native to the Horn of Africa and the southwestern region of the Arabian Peninsula. These regions provide habitats with the advantage for this species of fewer natural predators than central or southern Africa where other baboons reside. The hamadryas baboon was a sacred animal to the ancient Egyptians and appears in various roles in ancient Egyptian religion, hence its alternative name of 'sacred baboon'.

[@sirapos6550]

Two things about this cideo : 1-I was doing with your Indian videos what you did here,the car-spotting thing,where you count the countries in which the cars are made. Or rather,where they were "born". I made the conclusion that Japan is the absolute winner. So many Japanese firms on the streets,not only in Saudi Arabia,but in India too. I hade made a comment in your Indian videos about the Suzukis,which apparently are everywhere,I mean,everywhere. 2- Man,you were walking and walking and walking on this endless and unbelievably narrow pavement,towards the end of your video,with the cars passing really fast like only a few centimetres from you and I got some stress there !

[@Mk-rd1xd]

Definitely there is something wrong!! Maybe u r unlucky guy because even me, I felt weird watching your video like is this really saudi arabia!! Where I live right now🤔 even if we said that you are going out at morning or afternoon where people are in thier jobs, schools doing thier final exams, or taking a nap!! Also, you were in Jeddah during Jeddah season, there are nine festivity zones across the city of Jeddah: Jeddah Superdome, Al-Jawhara Stadium, Jeddah Jungle, Jeddah Yacht Club, Jeddah Art Promenade, Jeddah Pier, Prince Majid Park, City Walk, and Al-Balad. Each of these zones will hold special kinds of events, related to the historical and cultural aspects of its location, display almost 3000 events, 4 international exhibitions, 20 concerts, and a huge fireworks everyday for 2 months. Same with Taif there are a lot of parks Shafa, Hada, Alrdaf, king fahad, king Abdullah, and Saiysad notional park, Okaz souq, and punch of museums, palaces and historical areas. Funny that you missed them all 😅🙂

[@tube.brasil]

The road looks like one in Arizona or anywhere in the Southwest.

[@effie-Toronto]

Gabe you are a wonderful person and thank you for all the amazing videos

[@KhalidHatrash]

Did I see a Lightning Aircraft! Definitely did, what is it doing there 🤔

[@nawafEalharbi]

So sad that you Gabriel will miss Jeddah season 🥲💔

[@shaunarock713]

Thanks Gabe, now sit back and unwind in the U.K. ! Love from Virginia!

[@treebark5]

sorry, I mean Gabe, the 'G' is is above the 'B" on the key board, slip od digit, ha ha

[@pandats8287]

I think it'd be better if you contacted a local or someone who lived there / jeddah to help show you around, Taif is known mostly for the 'Taif flowers' , and around april a flower festival is held where flowers, flower water, and perfumes made with it are sold + Al Rudaf park + taif's fruits that are sold in the fruit market you passed As for Jeddah in the old jeddah / jeddah Alblad .. there are historical hijazi houses you can visit like - Ba'ashen house (now converted into a gallery) - Nasif house - Al Saloom House Also I strongly recommend visiting the Southern Area of Saudi Arabia (Abha, Al bahah, Jazan ..etc)

[@dylanx9327]

It would nice to see: Deera Square, central Riyadh. It is the location of public exec.. on Friday's afternoon after prayer in Mosque....

[@brothersman524]

Went to Taif from Makkah on a day trip. I hope you had some time to see Madinah but yes I'll say welcome to the UK - lots to see and do there outside of London

[@rust0]

the tower is like 40km north from where you were. its in the northern part of jeddah, northern obhur to be exact 😂

[@knightara]

Nope it’s not 40 km it’s very visible from Northern Jeddah Water front (corniche) it’s also already +300 meters tall..

[@awsomemodels]

If you had more time here you could've visited the city of abha which is probably one of the most beautiful cities in Saudi Arabia .

[@bluemoon9082]

This is my city and it has many beautiful places of monuments, restaurants and nature. Welcome in TAIF🌹

[@iam_topg]

while you are driving there were a speed cameras check the speed, seat belt, ticket for using phone while driving costs about 500SR each ticket, based on the video i saw that you easily passed 6-7 of them, roughly you got now about 5000-7000SR i hope you did not get them lol

[@laurataylor9207]

Gabriel, We'll miss you but I guess you deserve a little time off while you put down the camera. Enjoy it and we'll be here when you get back to filming.

[@dalthagafi]

The tower is in obhur whichh is waaay up north.

[@Saleh-kk9wh]

You’re in a wrong place the tallest building in the world is in a area called Obhur Al-shamaleya

[@susanmulholland5715]

i remember reading a book about a guy from the uk who was working in saudi ariaba in the 1970s who also rented a car and another car crashed into him, in court he was found guilty of causing the accident due to him being in the country the thinking being if he had never been in the country in the first place then the accident could never of happened so it was his fault.

[@FSVR54]

holy fucking shit lol

[@qwerttrewq9712]

The system in saudi does not work that way the police is the one who decides whose fault it is. there is no traffic court or something like that.

[@susanmulholland5715]

@@qwerttrewq9712 maybe it dosent work like that now but way back in the 1970s it did invovle a court because the book was about a true story the guy it was about ended up serving a prison sentence the rest of book was about how he ended up escaping from jail and also the country

[@fuadalzah4817]

Can you give me the name of the book ?

[@susanmulholland5715]

@@fuadalzah4817 sorry no i carnt i read it in the 70s i think it may of been published in the mid 70s pretty sure the book was published in the uk ,the guy it was about i think was from the uk he was some type of oil worker for a oil company possibly a manager type most of the book was about how he escaped

[@garvinweston6281]

Ya the best start to a vid yet,good job.

[@nathanmerritt1581]

How do people who own stores make a living if there are no people around on the streets?

[@vivekra]

Peter Santenello made a great series about Saudi Arabia. I remember one video in the Faifa Mountains that was quite unlike what you would expect in Saudi.

[@niosanfrancisco]

Peter is awesome as well

[@yasminevenmelach-schindler2153]

Dear Gabriel It seemed to us that your visit was unresearched, and that you missed some essential things that we saw from other vloggers. Overall we watch many of your videos and enjoy your fresh perspectives e.g the other side of maldives, but this Jeddah visit just seemed poorly planned and executed.

[@jnc07res]

This reminds me of TX or AZ, or even my home state of FL, where its just so dang hot that one would find very little life beyond the 'car culture' of traveling from one air conditioned space to another. Only at night do the people go outside to mill around.

[@michaeltorrey3603]

Arizona has a lot more vegetation.

[@margietucker1719]

@@michaeltorrey3603 So does Texas---which has lots of trees everywhere, etc. and is very green. He's right about the summer heat though.

[@UberDurable]

Not many vloggers travel to Saudia! What kind of navigation are you using for driving around?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Google maps.

[@mhmdosmy]

the small hill you claimed is used to a village now it is in the middle of town and it is actually used to be my village and the crumbling muddy house was believe it or not my house

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Wow, that's wild.

[@theunknownguy265]

1:47 its not the tallest building, the location is wrong

[@jewelinthedust]

Very interesting. I enjoyed seeing all your Saudi videos, not somewhere that I've been drawn to, but can see the appeal. Strange how everyone must just either stay inside or be in their cars! It didn't seem like there were many cafes or restaurants etc. I imagine you're in the UK now, I hope you've got a good road trip planned, I live in Bath, that's a beautiful city to visit. Anyway I'm sure you have some cool places in mind, will look forward to more in the near future from wherever you end up after the UK! Happy Travels..

[@user-FM1]

There are so many places out there. The mistake the vloggers do going out early morning and noon time plus he missed a lot of places worth visiting out of little research and planning .

[@Piscoandmartinis]

@@user-FM1 mm when else are you supposed to go explore if not during the day? I mean what are people doing?

[@user-FM1]

@@Piscoandmartinis in gulf countries including Saudi Arabia general rule they avoid the sun and heat .They go out during the day but to close cold places malls , cinemas , restaurants ...ect But majority prefer going out after 4 PM and young people stay awake until early dawn during the weekend . Also early morning and afternoon is school , university and work time so that's why nobody is walking around. There are many options and places to visit, you just need to invest some time searching before travelling .

[@sandratessem9980]

Nice video. I lived in Riyadh 1986

[@sanjaykarani5175]

hi Gabriel, I am from Mumbai and just started watching your videos, so bro, where are you now, why have yr videos stopped, please continue making yr vlogs

[@fantasticworld7485]

Jeddah tower has already reached about 60 or 70 floors, you were at the wrong location, its way north of Jeddah 😉. You were roaming around the southern area in Jeddah which is not as nice and modern as North and West Jeddah. It’s like going to NYC and roaming around The Bronx only. You missed the most beautiful part of the city the new Cornish, you will see men and women riding bikes and jogging and perhaps you can interact more with the locals there, you missed the sandy beaches in the new Cornish , the beautiful malls like Red Sea Mall and King Road. Still I’ll give you a credit for visiting the historical district👍🏻. Thank for the great video.

[@knightara]

I guess he’s more interested in historical sites and traditional ones rather than new district and developments.. I’m one of his followers since a long time and always wanted him to come to Saudi and explore since his interests are way different than normal ones he likes to go to raw old and traditional places

[@fantasticworld7485]

@@knightara Fair enough :). Now I got it. Thank you. He is doing an amazing job!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Google maps is wrong apparently.

[@eng2690]

Actually about the tallest tower in the world google maps took you to wrong place , you were in sharfiah near sariah (the tallest flag in the world) but the tallest tower is in obhur and they still building and i guess they reach now floor number 65 .

[@TheEddieToro]

GABE buddy keep doing your best and bringing us cool travel vlogs. 😎👍🏻🎸

[@commoneuropeanstarling]

Really, really interesting. Thanks

[@taylor0941]

Seeing all the haze in the air I checked an air quality map... Saudi Arabia looks like they don't allow reporting of it or something... can see why. Bahrain (which is right next to Saudi Arabia) is reporting some of the worst quality air in the world right now.

[@stephenjohnson5589]

The desert landscape looks like Nevada but the architecture is neat.

[@therealdeal26]

We need a new video from you gabriel..it's been 6days lol

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Howdy, I'm taking a break from the videos. Nothing filmed right now so it might be a little while until the next one. ✌

[@dee74raz]

Weather in England sucks at the moment. It’s just been raining and raining 🌧

[@travismillhouse8936]

Oh my the shackles on the camels will damage there leg muscles. That was horrible to see

[@joyfulfrequencies5391]

The great historical secrets exists in the abandoned deserts. 34:40 One last thing, Niqahb is a new Salafist word. Hijab is the right term, which means "coverage". Bourqa'a is a traditional name of a piece of leather that covers the woman's noise, mouth and cheeks.. And this one is only common in the Arabic Gulf countries. 42:25 Yes, Camels are one of my favorite animals too, for all what you said, but more important that they are unique and generous and super patients.

[@normanlee31]

Sorry you won't be filming in England! Would love to see your trip!

[@markclayton626]

Another great Vid Gabriel, been watching and following you for years, I’m sure you’ve already booked your return trip to Saudi 🙏👍🤣👍

[@insteinjonga6651]

Lol! He must come to Tanzania

[@Lilithet]

I would have visited as much of Saudi Arabia as you could have During your trip. Who knows how long the Tourist visa will exist, but more importantly, who knows how long the 2% of cultural and historical sites that haven't been destroyed will still exist.

[@Aaa-yc5tb]

You entered the city of Mecca 8:44 😂😂