Harsh Conditions on Streets of Yemen 🇾🇪

[@IndigoTraveller]

Stay up to date with my travels here: instagram.com/indigo.traveller/

[@joshdoo6813]

thank you for another video Indigo Traveller, you planning to go to Turkmenistan or Tajikistan?

[@mohammedomer8992]

Thanks for this visit

[@IndigoTraveller]

@@joshdoo6813 Would love to!

[@babagandu]

@@IndigoTraveller I don't think they worship a rock, that's against their religion

[@al-esayi]

If you don't go to ADEN consider yourself 'still not visiting yemen' God bless you

[@splintedvibesvibes1591]

"The politicians are very thirsty, and they need to drink much." A million words in one sentence.

[@Troublemaker1022-r9c]

Politicians are the real problem the world over........

[@suppylarue220]

@@Troublemaker1022-r9c yes, the politicians and their backers have replaced the royalty of medieval times, and perpetuate serfdom of everyday people.

[@thefailedcricketer2705]

Politician are only instigating people because they can be instigated,why are you not saying that this is because of the islamic jihadi mentality that these people have.

[@ymn]

Facts

[@stevem815]

Even in the west this is a big problem. There's just more left over after the politicians and their friends take their drink so average people don't feel it so much.

[@alfaqiir]

They do not worship the rock, the shrine is the grave of an Arab prophet named Hud. And the scholars have been gathering at that rock for hundreds of years. There are 2 main visits every year in which the scholars, students and general public gather to be reminded of their purpose of life the eternal message of all the prophets to be better people by obeying God’s commands and following the way of the prophets of God. So yeah definitely no worshipping rocks. I lived in tareem for many years and attended these gatherings. Lastly thank you for this report I really enjoyed it.

[@cleanwithemz2960]

100%

[@danielmoorefield5371]

Thanks for informing and detailing this Christian (me) on the reason for the pilgrimage. I figured it was a little more detailed then that was stated in the video.

[@Mo-np1me]

Thanks for clarifying this, we (muslims) only worship god and nothing else.

[@MohamedAshaif]

It's a sufi practice Islam is actually against such practice, with time people will start worship it which will take them out of the religion.

[@abdulghofursyafi1825]

Check.

[@ComicFit]

I love what your guide said “The greatest weapon is always here (points to brain) how you can handle any difficult situation”

[@IndigoTraveller]

True words.

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@Lonesome__Dove]

He had several golden statements through this series. A very intelligent, philosophical man.

[@georgeikinya2779]

And he demonstrated it in deploying a psychological act by hanging the kalashinkov over his shoulder anyone who might be tempted to do a stupid thing is deterred by the evident resistance.

[@Mexanik29rus]

@@georgeikinya2779 AMB, BABB prepare to launch new financial service in Yemen. Al-Amal Microfinance Bank and UK-based Babb Remit signed a partnership agreement to provide digital financial services aimed at increasing financial inclusion in Yemen

[@Saciid-axmed]

Our Brothers in Yemen 🇾🇪 I wish you peace and stability I’m from Somalia 🇸🇴

[@goldenhadi4911]

Yemen consists of two Yemens, namely South Yemen, which consists of authentic Arab tribes from which the rest of the tribes of the Arabian Peninsula were formed. South Yemen is the first Arab country to open up to the Western, European and Russian outside world. It is a country with a lot of young cadres open to the outside world. South Yemen is a qualified and valid state to be a state like the rest of the countries that respect the rights of others to life, respect international conventions and preserve international shipping lines. While North Yemen has been a state since its founding, an arbitrary state run by a Zaydi lobby that controls and dominates all levers of power and wealth. North Yemen descended the origins of his sons to the Persians and Abyssinian. North Yemen consists of gypsy tribes that do not respect the rights of others in life and only believe in the logic of wars, murder, looting and intermittent plunder. Since its inception, North Yemen has never sought to be a sovereign state. Rather, the people of North Yemen are divided into three sections as follows: one third of the northern components follow Iran, one third follow Qatar, and the other third are silent. North Yemen is simply a semi-state because its sons are not qualified either scientifically, academically, or culturally. Rather, they do not have the minimum level of basic education. This was the policy of former President Saleh and the Yemeni Congregation for Reform Party (the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen). South Yemen is like South Korea like life and respect others lives and wanna provide something for the other societies whereas North Yemen like North Korea just like to kill the lives of others and like to fight and make life a piece of hell. This is the easiest definition from which you can understand the difference between the Two Yemens

[@QOOQ8808]

@@goldenhadi4911 are you from North Yemen ?

[@goldenhadi4911]

@@QOOQ8808 I make it clear for those who don't know about Yemen not important whether I'm from North Yemen or from South Arabia (South Yemen)

[@onlyabdelix]

Me too 🤙🏿

[@english.muhamad]

Ameen.. Thank you

[@swissmochaj]

Yemen has the potential to be one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Too bad it's having such a difficult time. Architecture and the landscapes are breath taking

[@zeyad2i]

Exactly! I wish my country gets a chance to be developed and modern. ❤️🇾🇪

[@afdalridwan3813]

@@zeyad2i honestly, if only a chance Hejaz able to gain it's independence I'll fight that sauds along with you, We have tons of weapon factory in Indonesia, i'll gratefully deploy it to you

[@Inbraneinthememsane]

Islam and Muslims will make sure it stays a shithole

[@clownArab]

yemen is dangerous.

[@lesleyhogg2495]

Shame their brothers in Oman don't help. Oman is so very very muxh like Yemen geographically and architecturally. Thoroughly enjoyed being taken back to my Middle East days.

[@gulagguard4602]

Such a very good series! I really don't want this to end.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you!

[@James_CvlsX111]

Every good thing ends …

[@jukesd1597]

That's what a good entertainer, writer, KZbinr does, "Leaves you wanting more.." (From P.T. Barnum, I think..:)

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@bretnothwehr6138]

Is Nick done traveling???

[@jackpinesavage1628]

Watching this video makes all of my troubles seem very small compared to what people in Yemen are suffering. May God help them. Please.

[@ssa6227]

We should look at people less fortunate then ourselves. Keeps our head in balance and keeps us thankful for life we have.

[@Mexanik29rus]

You can talk about the Babb project in Yemen

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@spookboom]

You nailed it man

[@Bo-Madian]

Sure brother all troubles that the people facing is not like what we have here 😐

[@roygoad2870]

My mother was born in Aden Yemen in 1912, when it was a British port, similar to Hong Kong was, it was and is one of the most incredible countries in the world, so sad what the county is going through. Hopefully the people will get some peace from all the problems it is facing!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Hopefully things improve sooner rather than later.

[@AboodBHBH_]

yes it was, Hopefully too.

[@أحمد-ث4ه4د]

There is a story of an old from my area with the British He was from rural area it's called Shabwa ,One day he was feeling sick He was on the ground for a couple of days then he went to the British and try to explain to them that he is sick so they gave him a bread and milk after that suddenly he get up on his feet and jumping I'm not sick I'm not sick He discovered that he was hungry not sick , We have stories with the British They were kind ! It doesn't matter All of these problems are going to be flowers .

[@roygoad2870]

@@أحمد-ث4ه4د Aww such a great comment 👏🙏

[@AboodBHBH_]

@@أحمد-ث4ه4د very sad, very sad, I hope this war stop and everything go as well in my country.

[@moodialjabri9286]

I am Yemeni, I live in Germany. Thank you for the wonderful work you are doing with this channel. Also, you are welcome to Happy Yemen 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪.

[@sammynatal6471]

I have watched a couple of your videos on Yemen. Thank you for your work which no one else has the balls to do. God bless you and your family brother. Asalamu Alaykum.

[@srh361]

Nick, You've introduced me to what the real world looks like, not what governments want us to "believe" it looks like. I truly look forward to seeing your uploads/travels every Sunday and I honestly worry about you if you don't upload for a few weeks. Stay safe Nick and never stop informing us of the real news of the world!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you very much!

[@danielmoorefield5371]

I second that. Not only the governments but the media and the elites who control the supposedly unbias media/journalist.

[@tubester4567]

@@danielmoorefield5371 lol. It looks to me like the government and media are 100% correct. Yemen is a dangerous place, too dangerous for tourists. Too many extremists and tribal or religious conflicts. The people make heroes of despots like Saddam and terrorists like Osama. The women have no rights or freedoms, and there are thousands of slaves. Yemen and Oman was the last countries to abolish slavery by law in the 1980's, but there are still thousands of slaves their today, mostly from North Africa.

[@ssa6227]

This is what great job he is doing. Your acknowledgement I am sure makes his efforts worth it.

[@hamudydudy9785]

Yemen is probably the oldest civilization and they produce the best honey in the world .

[@lonelyburger2995]

Yemen 🇾🇪 is the jewel of Arabia much love from Somalia 🇾🇪❤️🇸🇴

[@IndigoTraveller]

Love to Somalia!

[@neerajkashyap-bg6fe]

Somalia is amazing too ... Great for Travels ...

[@kevinl8440]

Just because some shtholes have some nice views here and there does not make them "jewels". That is giving them way too much credit.

[@jesuschrist8069]

Compared to Somalia it is😂

[@Mohammed-wg8xz]

@@kevinl8440 And why are u so mad for? Keep ur opinion to urself if it isn’t anything good.

[@armandoserna9764]

8:23 that's an awesome footage!! 😎😎 Watching from Mexico! Much love to my Yemeni Muslim brothers !!

[@mrmooney4358]

gracias amigo love from yemen

[@armandoserna9764]

@@mrmooney4358 all of you are in my prayers!!🤲🏻

[@alexandwhite]

seems to be the same message in every video, its a shame the government hasn't done anything. And yet the people are so patient

[@ashfifidontcare4064]

You sound like a clown. What do you want them to do when they were bombed to hell by Saudi Arabia using American bought tech because terrorism, oh wait it’s actually because Yemen is very close to Saudi Arabia and has a lot of oil too. How about you tell your govt to not bomb other countries clown

[@Dimi.Petrov]

People don’t really have a choice, all they can do is … survive at best

[@mhairsto24]

Just like America with a disinterested government!

[@zydan7116]

Yes, he corrupted his government all over the world

[@greenmirror5555]

governments only know how to steal wealth and make situations worse...kinda like those that provide currency instead of money.

[@dreaminez472]

A stunningly beautiful country. The people seem to have joy in their hearts, despite all the chaos. Bless the people of Yemen, may they find peace.

[@MAlzandani]

This is actually an amazing series, I'm from Yemen living in Texas, O used to go to Yemen often, but now, it has been over 7 years due to the civil war. Unfortunately, people are paying the price and the government is no where to be found. I admire you and I wish you a safe travel.

[@IndigoTraveller]

That means a lot, Mohamed, thank you.

[@1995texasaggie]

Nice having you here Mohamed...........hope you enjoy Texas; I certainly do.

[@goldenhadi4911]

Yemen consists of two Yemens, namely South Yemen, which consists of authentic Arab tribes from which the rest of the tribes of the Arabian Peninsula were formed. South Yemen is the first Arab country to open up to the Western, European and Russian outside world. It is a country with a lot of young cadres open to the outside world. South Yemen is a qualified and valid state to be a state like the rest of the countries that respect the rights of others to life, respect international conventions and preserve international shipping lines. While North Yemen has been a state since its founding, an arbitrary state run by a Zaydi lobby that controls and dominates all levers of power and wealth. North Yemen descended the origins of his sons to the Persians and Abyssinian. North Yemen consists of gypsy tribes that do not respect the rights of others in life and only believe in the logic of wars, murder, looting and intermittent plunder. Since its inception, North Yemen has never sought to be a sovereign state. Rather, the people of North Yemen are divided into three sections as follows: one third of the northern components follow Iran, one third follow Qatar, and the other third are silent. North Yemen is simply a semi-state because its sons are not qualified either scientifically, academically, or culturally. Rather, they do not have the minimum level of basic education. This was the policy of former President Saleh and the Yemeni Congregation for Reform Party (the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen). South Yemen is like South Korea like life and respect others lives and wanna provide something for the other societies whereas North Yemen like North Korea just like to kill the lives of others and like to fight and make life a piece of hell. This is the easiest definition from which you can understand the difference between the Two Yemens

[@e.m.r6177]

@@goldenhadi4911 This cannot be further from the truth. North Yemen cannot be compared to North Yemen, not even close. I understand that South Yemen is a little more liberal than the north, but their divisions are much deeper than what you are explaining. There is enough misinformation surrounding the country of Yemen, it is important not to spread it further.

[@NathanShutes]

Mohamed, you know the real difference while the rest of us sit here in amazement. I pray your family is well. Bless you, my friend.

[@carbicetwo]

I've been in situations that have required a guide/translator/"fixer," and I continue to be amazed by Kais. Worth his weight, so to say.

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@banozavalla2053]

For someone that lives in US , you see these beautiful lands and you realize it’s not the land that makes the people it’s the people that make the people and it’s sad to see smart and humble people suffer in these ways

[@flagtheoffense]

100% well said

[@smile-rn1nv]

Great series...it makes me crying a lot seeing the hard situation in my home country..im living in Canada...it's been years since i visited Yemen...i pray that everything is getting better someday ..amen

[@mustafamurad8816]

Ameen

[@lutfi1981]

الله يكون معكم

[@Namesake..]

Found your channel recently and I can't get enough. Every series is so rich with beauty of the people and the land. Much respect for showing what the media doesn't.

[@srh361]

You're guide is a very smart man by saying the ultimate weapon is the decision making that goes on in ones mind.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Indeed, very wise.

[@ssa6227]

Very honest and blunt too. 😀

[@kevinl8440]

Having common sense makes one "very smart" and "very wise". Give me a break.

[@barremohamed]

@@kevinl8440 ughhh no wonder you got an L behind ur name!

[@sublextube2459]

Fun fact many people of Yemen thinks like him

[@bryanpicard62]

Your guide is a very important and well educated man, wisdom is key for any situation. Being aware and understanding are great weapons

[@laikanbarth]

My heart breaks for the people who just want peace and security. I enjoy all your videos but I have to say the Yemen series has been my favorite. I didn’t even know there was an ongoing war in Yemen until a few months ago. Yemen is a beautiful country and I love the mud buildings. The people seem open and generous.

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@shoreangler3383]

At least ever since the U.S.S. Cole was attacked in Port, by a suicide bomber.

[@عبداللهالعكبري-ن2ن]

Welcome to southern Yemen

[@hosseinj.z9806]

متاسفانه 6ساله عربستان یا همکاری امارات و نیرو های تروریستی القاعده و... دارن به یمن حمله میکنن البته ناگفته نماند که دارن تو این جنگ شکست میخورن

[@abhinavinsearchofthelost]

Sending love and prayers to all the Yemenise from the UK 🇬🇧

[@folppki2256]

That's not UK's flag lol noob

[@marckev4104]

Thx my man ,Yemen is always in prayers..lets stand up for Yemen we all

[@Genxgurl]

Thanks so much for this. You bring us stories that really need to be heard and that get completely lost in the often vapid and petty news coverage cycles in the United States. You always give viewers something to think about.

[@loveecology7665]

We can help Yemen educate residents about the BABB project and its collaboration with Al Amal Bank.

[@mrcocoloco7200]

Damn

[@sterfan907]

Thank you for these videos. The situation in Yemen is grossly overlooked around the world and the humble, kind souled people of the country deserve to be heard

[@khawlahkhaled9667]

As a Yemeni Nationality... I really thank you for a brave decision to visit Yemen when the world is ignoring the wrong war in Yemen.. I recently graduated from abroad country and cannot even think going back to my home country and contributing to develop it as I know there is no security and peace also jobs. All I can do is trying to get job in any country and support people financially.

[@thiagosantana1859]

17:36 such beautiful accent from this man. Can’t understand a single arabic word, but sounds so nice.

[@ChokyoDK]

Nice people are all over the world. It's the people in power that create problems. Everyone has dreams and hopes for the future. Respect to everyone going through the struggle in Yemen. Hope your country finds peace sooner rather than later

[@AcademyMindsHub]

I really appreciate the courage of showing the simplicity and kindness of my people, who rich in their hearts, and I wish you can continue your journey to the north cities as well and get a full picture of people simple and amazing life, of course without this war and crisis. Thanks again for doing such great videos and you are welcome to our country anytime.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Beautiful. Thank you.

[@omarhamid3638]

I’m so glad you undertook this Yemen series Nick! You go from strength to strength with your videos. Full respect to you. Hope despite all the challenges and culture shocks that you left with a good impression. Great job as always! 👍

[@gardencity3558]

This country is fascinating to say the least. With it's history and kind people it's a shame to see it in such dire straits.

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@loveecology7665]

We can help Yemen educate residents about the BABB project and its collaboration with Al Amal Bank.

[@gottaproxy8826]

it's only because the UN and their OPEC cartel are against the locals. The USA will be forced into similar conditions within the next 6 months but.... nobody would believe if you tried to tell them this. anyways have a good day save this comment and come back in 6 months see what hapens :) 7 dollars a gallon are you ready

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

@@gottaproxy8826 if you’re wrong will you own the error ?

[@mrcocoloco7200]

@@loveecology7665 Bruh are you a Bot if not than stop repeating the same shit damn.

[@jamalabdullah3067]

Thank you 🇾🇪🌷

[@soulotraveller]

Man I truly admire what you do. I honestly don't think I'd have the balls to go where you go. Incredible the thought provoking content you bring to our screens. Thank you so much.

[@GavinsGadgets]

Another episode 😀 sitting down with my coffee to watch it, thanks again Nick 👍

[@IndigoTraveller]

Enjoy the coffee and the show :)

[@qrdnk]

"The great weapon is your brain..." so true. Take care and stay safe (I know you do), just saying 😉

[@IndigoTraveller]

Much love :)

[@ssa6227]

@@IndigoTraveller Stay safe man. I think all your viewers worry for your safety.

[@CCW1911]

One of the most profound things said.

[@whiteemerald1083]

brain can be very wrong...like Hitler or Saddam

[@whiteemerald1083]

funny he said that while worshiping a dictator. LMAO he is delusional

[@lawrencecadena]

Nick, this is amazing content! Thank you for telling the truth without spin or agenda. You should be chosen as a recipient of the Edward R. Murrow award for showing both sides of the coin.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you Lawrence!

[@mr.salman9437]

Agreed on this comment as a local guy myself, I would say alot of journalist/KZbinrs didn't deliver such an honest covering like Indigo.

[@prestonhoppers6662]

Would an actual Edward R. Murrow award recipient be afraid to use the word "military" in the captions of their video, though?

[@octaviusroosevelt7355]

​​@@prestonhoppers6662 I mean, for all we know, Nick could just be censoring words that could be triggers for people living in or that have lived in rough times, which is understandable.

[@djbahaa3191]

I went to yemen last july for about 2 months as that’s where me and my family are from, and it was super scary when arriving in yemen and driving from aden in the south (that’s the only airport currently open in yemen) to ibb in the north where my family is from. we passed by so many checkpoints along the way and the journey took us 10 hours. it was very heartbreaking seeing all the poor citizens affected by the war. barely any money to buy food, roads are terrible, the streets are littered with trash, but other than that the country is very beautiful and this series is triggering the memories from that trip!

[@GetInTheVanE]

The biggest weapon is your mind. Preach it brother. This has been an amazing series so far youtube need to recommend it to every account in the western world. Our problems aren't even problems.

[@fareed_adam]

Kais is such a professional badass intellectual guide ❤️

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@loveecology7665]

We can help Yemen educate residents about the BABB project and its collaboration with Al Amal Bank.

[@hassanabdikarimmohamed2505]

@@Mexanik29rus in yemen they use hawala systems which are internationally recognised banks so really, he does have a bank account without needing a debit card, also yemen may be in civil war but they still have passports and documents, ID and licenses and addresses You seem uneducated, I'm not surprised since you're from an 800 year old Turkish colony, your Greece is the sick man of Europe begging for repeated loans which you keep defaulting on like a delinquent heroin addict, begging for more crumbs and bailouts from Germany, begging for your shattered economy to keep getting saved, living in austerity

[@Mexanik29rus]

@@hassanabdikarimmohamed2505 lol

[@chrisbrown8748]

My man Nick always chooses the absolute most epic local guides available 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Haha Kais is a character, that is for sure

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@loveecology7665]

We can help Yemen educate residents about the BABB project and its collaboration with Al Amal Bank.

[@xkwahmariee]

Kais seems like a very stoic and wonderful person

[@alialsakaf5407]

Thank you for visiting the city of Hadramout, Mukalla... I left it 5 years ago due to the war. Thank you... for what you have provided to reveal the reality that is happening in Yemen. 💔🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪💔🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪😭

[@adamstencel5592]

Fingers crossed for you mate! Hope that youve found some peacefull place to live

[@刀のイアの丂丂乇丂丂乇りム]

Kais is like a very cool, badass NPC in a game that guides you through the first few missions, with ak47 and all

[@wxwHeRowxw]

lol fr

[@loveecology7665]

We can help inform residents about the BABB project and its cooperation with Al Amal Bank.

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@goldenhadi4911]

Yemen consists of two Yemens, namely South Yemen, which consists of authentic Arab tribes from which the rest of the tribes of the Arabian Peninsula were formed. South Yemen is the first Arab country to open up to the Western, European and Russian outside world. It is a country with a lot of young cadres open to the outside world. South Yemen is a qualified and valid state to be a state like the rest of the countries that respect the rights of others to life, respect international conventions and preserve international shipping lines. While North Yemen has been a state since its founding, an arbitrary state run by a Zaydi lobby that controls and dominates all levers of power and wealth. North Yemen descended the origins of his sons to the Persians and Abyssinian. North Yemen consists of gypsy tribes that do not respect the rights of others in life and only believe in the logic of wars, murder, looting and intermittent plunder. Since its inception, North Yemen has never sought to be a sovereign state. Rather, the people of North Yemen are divided into three sections as follows: one third of the northern components follow Iran, one third follow Qatar, and the other third are silent. North Yemen is simply a semi-state because its sons are not qualified either scientifically, academically, or culturally. Rather, they do not have the minimum level of basic education. This was the policy of former President Saleh and the Yemeni Congregation for Reform Party (the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen). South Yemen is like South Korea like life and respect others lives and wanna provide something for the other societies whereas North Yemen like North Korea just like to kill the lives of others and like to fight and make life a piece of hell. This is the easiest definition from which you can understand the difference between the Two Yemens

[@springostudio6428]

@@goldenhadi4911 what a hateful/stupid summary of a nation in few words!

[@RussellDurose]

Very thought-provoking video. It shows clearly that war never resolves anything. It destroys pillars of a society. The effects unless there is good will cannot be overcome. We pray 🙏 for goodwill and we love you Yemen 🇾🇪.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Great words, Russell. Thank you.

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@josephp5058]

Top journalism, entertaining and informative, never heard of an interviewer “sweating bullets” before, again Nick thank you for taking me there.

[@loveecology7665]

We can help Yemen educate residents about the BABB project and its collaboration with Al Amal Bank.

[@منوعاتحولالعالم-ذ8س]

Big thanks Indigo🇾🇪🌹

[@WazigeLogica]

Your no nonsense and more or less reserved style is super enjoyable. That man in the market around the 10 minute mark had such a beautiful gaze. The Yemen you and your guide are showing us looks just stunningly beautiful. *Watched the whole video now.. You can just feel the load behind what the last man you interviewed was saying. Not so much even WHAT he told us but the feeling he transmitted really got to me. I hope the people of Yemen will feel relieved rather today than tomorrow and may they have peace, love, happiness and no longer struggle like this.

[@theaverageguytraveller7253]

I’m watching in Ahhhhh. You’ve become a top 3 travel KZbinr in just over a year (since your Venezuela trip I’d say). Thanks man we love your stuff because you bring us what’s real

[@IndigoTraveller]

Appreciate that!

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@loveecology7665]

We can help Yemen educate residents about the BABB project and its collaboration with Al Amal Bank.

[@tonymalony4382]

Bald and not so bankrupt got a shit load of subs in a short time.

[@greenstreet5287]

The question is why wouldn’t you pick up a kalasnikov

[@IndigoTraveller]

hahaha

[@asadkhan-qm1my]

Christchurch man. Never forget

[@caffrey9762]

Why would u not?

[@TrySomeFentanyl]

Right, If I were him I would made sure I got one myself as well.

[@CCW1911]

@@asadkhan-qm1my Never forget the tool or the person responsible for the atrocity? You blame Nokia 105 too?

[@laurasongsandsuch.6567]

Of course the contents has been fascinating, but in addition I have really been loving the beautiful and wonderful music in your series about Yemen! I hope Yemen and the whole world will have peace soon!

[@muslim4412]

Greetings from Yemen 🇾🇪

[@azhar9234]

This guide was a real hero. He explained everything pretty well. Kudos

[@KarinLynnBates]

Wow, Nick. Really compelling stuff you captured in this trip. I feel I’ve learned so much more about Yemen and how it is for the people there. I’m still craving to know how it is for the women there; it’s the unspoken void of the inability to capture their experiences that has me wondering so much about them. I’m thankful that you even got to go at all, though. Thank you. And true thanks for the guides and handlers who helped you. 🙏

[@nicholemaclean1888]

I keep wondering that too! It seems almost impossible to hear their side of the story!

[@wietzejohanneskrikke1910]

The women are tucked away and don't have the freedoms men have.

[@annagravatt4417]

Yes, I would be very interested to know more about the women too and what their lives are like, in their own words.

[@modyoo1720]

Thank you for letting people know our situation in Yemen,but what you had filmmed was only 10% or less from Yemen.There are many different cultures,traditions,and stunning natures that you will like here. Much love from Sana'a City❤️

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@loveecology7665]

We can help Yemen educate residents about the BABB project and its collaboration with Al Amal Bank.

[@modyoo1720]

@@Mexanik29rus i have all these stuff....btw thats why we need people,such as indigo to get some knowledge to people like you who keep commenting these comments.

[@elemelek14]

@@modyoo1720 do you recommend Yemen for women travellers? I'd love to visit your country one day.

[@bkm2797]

Another fascinating vlog about Yemen, it's (men folk), and their willingness to speak to you through Kais. Thank you Kaia for taking such good care of Nick, and helping him/us to understand your country a little bit better. Thanks Nick, see you soon!

[@everinalu4948]

Thank you Nick! Kais is truly a wise man!

[@amandamoushabek3955]

Something about watching your videos help me put life into perspective. Its like I can handle anything when I'm continually reminded that any problem I may have is incomparably minuscule to the struggles so many people are facing daily in parts of the world like Yemen and so many other places. You are doing amazing work with your platform and you use your platform responsibly. Thank you

[@froogsleegs]

It's really refreshing to see Yemen represented in this way, with you on the ground, talking to people, visiting landmarks, learning about daily life. Most often we have few insights into what it's like in this part of the world, and what we do see is warped by news cameras that only want to show the worst of the worst and talk about conflict. It's a beautiful country full of friendly people and has such a vibrant culture, the side that gets forgotten about when all the coverage is of war and crisis. Of course those things are integral to life there at the moment, but the underlying humanity can be forgotten. Thankyou so much for travelling the world and bringing us reality, representing the people, and reminding us that anywhere you go in the world, we're all human and we have more in common than we don't. Amazing work and so important!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Beautiful words.

[@LJStability]

Thank you for making this videos. It's been a great source of inspiration to not only learn but to be more open to traveling to these areas around the world. It sounds like it takes a lot of planning and help from locals. But it shows it's possible.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Totally doable. Thank you!

[@greyjay9202]

Kais is a wise man. First, the brain, Then, the gun. To see those children, their world turned upside down -- heartbreaking. They deserve better. And that phrase, "hotel government." Don't we have essentially the same thing here? Leaders disconnected from the needs of the people.

[@waelal-amri2161]

Unfortunately. But The Hotel Government is literal in this scenario. The Government are living in the lush and Fancy hotels in Riyadh and Cairo living the poor people facing all the harsh situations

[@theubuntuproduction]

​@@waelal-amri2161 oh

[@JamesSmith-uc8nt]

Not gonna lie after seeing your Hati videos. This looks like a paradise compared to them

[@S.T786]

Behind that ‘Rock’ which you’ve claimed they worship is actually the grave of a prophet of god named HUD. The locals come once a year to pay their respects and celebrate that which is connected to god.

[@dzenis758]

Thanks for clarifying, I was looking for this comment 👍

[@xZelt]

Tens of thousands of people now think normal muslims worship a rock because nick didn't do his research properly

[@balubobo]

@@xZelt hahaha....Nick you did it!!

[@raydunning5350]

@@xZelt It looks like they are being very carful about what they reference.

[@deanl0]

@@xZelt Yes well Western people are disconnected with these old heavenly traditions, Dome of Rock, Kaaba , Mount Sinai's rocks. Money is what they concentrate their trust on..

[@gebran1849]

As a yemeni man I just want to say thank you, really appreciate your work and how you show the world Yemen from inside and have normal discussions with yemenis people to hear their voice without the media stereotypes views about us Thank you ❤️❤️🇾🇪

[@pranavmalhan3152]

Will miss Kais tbh, seems like a genuine humble man

[@syuhadasafei9944]

You should come to Tarim and visit Darul Mustofa. You'll be surprised that many students from the west are studying Islam there. I'll bet this will be so lot of different than any other visits you had.

[@alianqaa6596]

I am so happy reading the comments .. I thought I am the only one who likes Kais & his quotes I was trying to sleep three hours ago, now I am just praying for more parts of this amazing journey.

[@MrTheLionKing1986]

Theres a beautiful vulnerability to these places, as dangerous as they are even... Gorgeous work! Thanks for doing it for all of us sitting at home not having to go through all the checks and potential dangers of your trips. Still you take us on this journey and it's just mind-blowing. Much love always ❤️

[@IndigoTraveller]

Appreciate these words. Thank you for always watching and commenting :)

[@davidarmitage289]

Agree 100% . After a day at work I complain but after watching Nick’s travels I ground myself

[@D7omny]

my country 🇾🇪 it has been a while didn’t visit it hopefully one day go there 💔, keep posting to Yemen and keep it up ur channel is great 🤍🤍💙💙

[@D7omny]

@Justin Y. like what in South Asia 😂

[@inquisitivemind2921]

How sad. I loved this country and its people so much. When I first arrived in Yemen, 20 L of petrol was around 20 Rials. 1 USD was approx. equivalent to 10 Rials then. When I left 10 years later, 20 L cost around 400 Rials. Now I read 12000 Rials. The whole economy started sliding down the gutter right after the first Gulf War. This whole mess started because of Sadam's madness, US's recklessness and Ali Abdellah Saleh's foolishness. The ones that paid the price: the ordinary people. The ultimate revenge the Gulf states did to Yemen by throwing out the Yemeni work force. Unfair and sad.

[@flat-earther]

The politicians have no power if the people will stop wanting to be governed. The people in Yemen and in fact around the whole world are practicing the world's most dangerous religion called Statism.

[@loveecology7665]

We can help Yemen educate residents about the BABB project and its collaboration with Al Amal Bank.

[@haziqsani3907]

I usually don't leave comments on videos but I was called to respond and correct. You were in the valley of Prophet Hud, the shrine you dined in was part of his grave. And no, the people there don't worship "the sacred rock" or do a pilgrimage there, they only worship one God. The city of Tarim are filled with the descendants of the Prophet Muhammad, hence there are many scholars and saints living within that city. You are so blessed.

[@ymn]

Please don’t end this series any time soon I wish you the best and a safe trip I’m from Yemen living in nyc It’s very sad seeing Yemen getting worse and worse

[@burhansamatar7983]

Yemen is a very beautiful country with rich history and a great people. Our prayers are with the people of Yemen. May Allah bring peace and stability to this great nation. Nick, please pay a visit to Somalia as well. Its not far from where you are, just 2 hours across the gulf of Aden, our culture is very similar to that of Yemen, same beautiful coastal cliff and towering mountains. Go to the closes coastal town of Bosaso, you will definitely love it, and the security is way better than Yemen anyway. Thank you and take care.

[@YungPrince2k16]

Im not sure if your aware or not I've seen a couple of his videos visiting Somalia. He has some

[@mohamedwaititi6192]

Yemen is our second home love you yemen 🇾🇪 from Somaliland ❤️🧡💛💚❤️‍🩹

[@hanaadam950]

Somaliland yaa yaqaan hees ceebeyn

[@mohamedwaititi6192]

@Justin Y. yes it is Somaliland has its own government and president unlike Somalia which is not stable please leave us alone we are independent country weather you like it or not

[@mohamedwaititi6192]

@@hanaadam950 everyone knows about Somaliland the world knows about Somaliland just because we’re not recognized does not mean we aren’t known keep dreaming about unification which will never happen

[@ruthkaranja6502]

Somaliland is a country on its own . They are very peaceful and stable I live in kenya

[@mohamedwaititi6192]

@@ruthkaranja6502 thank you 😊 we love Kenya 🇰🇪 our second home Somalia is failed state Kenya is our biggest ally and sure the sea belongs to Kenya

[@alaramyayman5958]

Trust me you can go deeper in yemen, if you need assistance in the northern part of yemen . I can guide you too You really need to visit Radda , and Sanna to thamar .. and pretty much you need to see Ibb City. If you go to Radda. We own a business there and my family will be glad to receive you . You know how generous we are .God bless you Habibi

[@joeyhalf3471]

Is it possible to get deep enough to the temple of Al Maqah? It is such a shame because that site has never been fully excavated.

[@birdman87898]

We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for having the courage and heart to explore and seek other worlds. We also thank you for giving the Yemeni people a voice

[@silentwatcher4853]

Greetings from the descendants of Hadramaut who live in Indonesia.

[@Roseblindbags123]

The architecture is so beautiful 😍

[@mr.salman9437]

As a local guy myself, I would say alot of journalist/KZbinrs didn't deliver such an honest and nice covering like Indigo did. I would love to see you visit Socotra. It's beautiful remote island in Yemen. Love from land of Peace Hadramout.

[@IndigoTraveller]

That truly means a lot to me coming from a local. Thank you Mr Salman!

[@mcpie7098]

Mr Salman: please upload some videos of your Daily live or scenes you see

[@mr.salman9437]

@@IndigoTraveller Thanks to you. If in any of millions coincidence happen to meet you, I would like to accommodate you to my humble home here in Mukalla, you're welcome.

[@mr.salman9437]

@@mcpie7098 I have actually a lot of videos of Mukalla City I record them myslef, but didn't upload them yet, I'm starting my channel soon. And I will make sure it's an English translated ones. Make sure to subscibe.

[@spidyman8853]

@@mr.salman9437 Mumtaaz ya Salman Ya bin Hadhramout رويهم حضرموت و رويهم كيف الحضارم اهل التعايش

[@cantstartafire]

What a beautiful place.... Thanks for showing this.

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@md8091]

Hey, thank you for maknig this series. I've been out of yemen since 2007, I left Yemen in one peice,, its so hard to see the struggle thats happening over there with no end in sight. It makes me sad that I don't have a home to go back to.

[@en1gma79x]

Absolutely incredible series, eye opening to the struggles of the most friendly people.

[@FlareVolt0]

you mentioned that they are worshiping the rock ? that's very wrong, we Muslims worship Allah only ( god ) so whatever you saw might be just a place of worship to worship Allah

[@macnchez2505]

You are amazing man. You are opening our eyes to places that are told to be to dangerous. Keep making this great content. Love from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@loveecology7665]

We can help Yemen educate residents about the BABB project and its collaboration with Al Amal Bank.

[@jemalem1]

Hello Indigo Traveller, I love your dedication to showing this amazing country and it's beautiful people. I was wondering if you could ask the people what their favourite things about their country are and of their memories before things have transpired to where they are cuttently? Thank you in advance.

[@sni18per]

no matter how many other traveler channels i follow and watch, i always find myself coming back to this one and catch up with any and all videos that i missed. Thanks for all your hard work

[@jazzmo5893]

man, I can't stop watching your videos. that last take on this one was awesome. cheers from Brazil.

[@EvaOwen]

Thanks for sharing more of your Yemen adventure! My understanding that carrying a weapon in public seems to be deterrent in the area you were in this video.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Exactly. Thank you.

[@UnusSedLeo-w5l]

"Apparently people consider it to be too dangerous" (on their way to pick up a Kalashnikov). But excellent footage! Love the professional presentation. Yemen looks wonderful, I wish the people better times asap.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you for your words and for watching. Over simplifying situations that may appear one way though isn't always the best approach to grasping reality on the ground in some of these regions.

[@mx1809]

Thank u 🌹

[@_BobaFett_]

It’s a truly sad state of affairs when a most-wholesome channel like this one, still receives dislikes on its videos, no matter how slight they may be.

[@trainluvr]

At least those people showed up to at maybe take away some impression of another culture. That is better than what most people do with their time, such as gooning (look that one up).

[@_BobaFett_]

@@trainluvr 🤢🤮

[@loveecology7665]

We can help Yemen educate residents about the BABB project and its collaboration with Al Amal Bank.

[@t0kigh02t7]

People thumbs down videos to tell the algorithm what to show in their feed. I don't think it's like they actually dislike it.

[@flagtheoffense]

you are legitimately one of the best reporters on this planet. True journalism.

[@francoishaesler6194]

Thank you for opening our eyes to this beautiful culture and we all hope your introspect will make outside force retreat and let these people live a happy life!

[@imab__2332]

Kias is a legend ✅🙏🏽unreal

[@Mexanik29rus]

Why I like Babb because they can offer an account for someone who has no residence (registered address), no passport, no ID, no driver's license and I guess no birth certificate, such people are not can get a bank account or a loan because they are not in the system.

[@jamesholder483]

My favorite time on a Sunday, nick o'clock

[@IndigoTraveller]

Haha enjoy James!

[@oceansaway5675]

Same here, but at 1PM :)

[@platin2148]

It’s always surprising that people even in these situations are so friendly even if they have nothing basically.

[@Lonesome__Dove]

It seems they have so much more than even those whose homes are overflowing with material items.

[@RezaKhan2024]

It is heart breaking and up lifting at the same time. Jazak Allahu khairan for the video.

[@qwinteriafleurantin4922]

From America, I watch all his videos and watching the world in different ways of life just makes me so greatful.

[@muhammadfarazali8565]

Great Yemenis Great Houthis love you from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️❤️