Inside Cairo's SLUM Filled with GARBAGE | Cairo Egypt Walking Tour in 4K

In between the iconic landmarks, mosques, and souks of Cairo lies a slum settlement that is filled with garbage. Bags and bags and bags of garbage. Appropriately nicknamed Garbage City, it’s actually called Manshiyat Naser, and it’s located just around the outskirts of Cairo’s centre, at the base of Mokattam Hill.
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[@kikihandriyani9426]

Saya dari Jakarta (Indonesia). Berkat youtuber-youtuber yang mengangkat tema walking tour, saya jadi bisa melihat negara lain dari kacamata yang berbeda (bukan hanya ttg kemewahan atau keberhasilannya saja tapi juga sisi kemanusiaannya, bagaimana cara masyarakatnya hidup, bagaimana budayanya, dan lain lain). Dalam Islam, menonton video semacam ini harus bisa membuat muslim jadi meningkatkan rasa syukurnya sekaligus ikhlas kalau hudupnya kekurangan karena di belahan dunia yang lain, jutaan orang masih hidup di bawah garis kemiskinan akut. Terima kasih pemilik akun ini. Sehat terus dan semangat mengabarkan tentang dunia lain pada kami ❤🎉

[@karsonotemon1896]

Alhamdulillah aku lahir dan hidup di Indonesia yg kata orang negri yg miskin, tapi nyatanya Indonesia masih tergolong negara yg makmur, bersih dan manusiawi🙏🙏💪

[@kikihandriyani9426]

@@karsonotemon1896 benar, Mas. Alhamdulillah kita hidup di Indonesia. Di balik kekurangannya jika dibandingkan negara maju atau Eropa, Indonesia itu gak ada duanya.

[@kodetumbuh]

you are lucky! some youtuber got arrested because show "bad" egypt also the authority prevent foreigner to bring big camera and now you share this footage? this is really fabulous work thank you for your footage

[@LADmob]

Iv been stopped around 20 times by "homeless police looking" and forced to delete my footage. 🤣

[@kodetumbuh]

@@LADmob glad to hear that this footage have been saved/restored, you are say yes to police to delete this footage and decided to upload to internet what a chad 😂🤣 sir you be careful around you especially visit corrupt place

[@paul-ie6wi]

@@LADmob don’t they know it goes strait to the “cloud” ?

[@evenom-fx6og]

​@@LADmob bec the government won't show us how 69% live

[@Mirza-p9r]

Why do all Muslim countries are full of dirt and garbage? And YES almost every Muslim country is more or less full of dirt. Seems like they don’t care.

[@Imagineering100]

I will never complain about where I live again.

[@heyitsme9045]

😂😂😂

[@mikeoglen6848]

I know what you mean. People drop sweet wrappers and crisp packets in my street - and it makes me angry...

[@eddiemeeks7133]

Me too...

[@dizshiz]

@@mikeoglen6848 infuriates me to see people drop litter … seeing this video makes my anger seem a bit sad 😢

[@spasticjackson9578]

They moving in near you. You'll see.

[@dolittle6781]

Wow! No traffic controls-no red lights, stop signs, yield signs, crosswalks, and no accidents! Amazing!

[@SharonJacobs-r2h]

The government did install 1 speed bump in the alley... If those vehicles didn't have horns, the traffic would come to a complete standstill...😬

[@kareemaaziz8839]

I think its garbage recycling area 😊😊😅

[@colintuffs568]

Years ago a Dutch town experimented with no controls except drive on right . They found left to themselves drivers and pedestrians just worked it out and fewer accidents and traffic flowed . Your video shows it works 😂😂

[@TheTopG420]

The clean washing hanging out to air and your nearly sick from smell🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@cheesekakes4116]

I think what inl like most about this video is how friendly people are. Yet you go to tourist hotshots and people are so rude. Really good video . Thanks for sharing

[@christineexum]

ME TOO.

[@nroum5876]

@MariamYasser-ii5so мы видим тысячи рекламных красивых видео, и только некоторые блогеры показывают реальный Египт. От того, что Египт прячет, скрывает это, он не становится лучше/хуже. Скорее всего - хуже, к сожалению.

[@بلاعنوان5060]

@MariamYasser-ii5so ترجمة نص باستخدام الكاميرا You look like Indian... The problem is not poverty, but cleanliness... Egypt is not safe for tourists... I will not visit it, the view is scary.

[@warfighter1988]

​@DebateMind-eu9ic almost didn't want to say it, but yeah, that's usually how it goes.

[@warfighter1988]

Well, didn't you notice the lack of head covering.

[@KrisztinaVajna]

Wow, hats off to you Foss. This was something really special, an extraordinary experience. Thanks for showing us places average tourists could probably never visit.

[@freeedits1987]

@MariamYasser-ii5so قولي يا بنتي الاجانب عاوزين فقط يشوهو سمعت العرب و يسيبوا المدن اللي برا

[@ma3stro681]

Why would any tourist want to visit this place?

[@MommaBear360]

Wow, very crowded. Fascinating everyone is friendly. Thank you.

[@fabiano8888]

Thank you to all the hardworking people around the world who are dedicated to helping the environment while also trying to make a living. ❤

[@TopHatNat]

@ 8:56

[@susandunlap7754]

Wow you really just don't understand that this is one of the most trashed out places in the world

[@andreanagy4801]

Not the most uplifting place on earth but it was interesting. Makes you appreciate what you have even more. Thx

[@BjarneLinetsky]

This may look like hell, but they do noble work. When i was a teenager, i worked in a factory that washed out and recycled used steel drums. humble work, but i am proud of it. And stacking steel drums three high all day long turned a skinny teen into a man.

[@marianneward1704]

Nobel work but they have to live there. This is where the Christians live and will never be allowed to better themselves.

[@BjarneLinetsky]

@@marianneward1704 thank you for sharing this.......

[@ahmedkhairy5561]

@@marianneward1704 absloutly false😂christians control the gold industry in egypt, your knowledge about christians in egypt is based only on this video.

[@Letsberealish]

It's amazing how slums around the world end up looking identical

[@Brancoladage-zk3xr]

Only in india, Bangladesh and Egypt they’re identical.

[@vimalrko]

@Brancoladage-zk3xr what about Pakistan, Iraq, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand and Syria? Still more

[@Brancoladage-zk3xr]

@@vimalrko nope!..India, Bangladesh and Egypt are the same face of a coin. This countries I’d mention love to live in filth.

[@Onlygod-2082]

filthy genes passed down from ancestors

[@omg28374]

The car honking alone would drive me insane.

[@eddiemeeks7133]

And I thought living next to Disneyland and its fireworks were loud.

[@ozzierabbit587]

Yes, but with the traffic density it's pretty much necessary.

[@TopHatNat]

There's so many honks that you wouldn't even know if someone was honking at you.

[@iancampbell9408]

I've owned my current car since November and I've still to press my horn 😅

[@leifharmsen]

Never drive in Cairo!

[@njrogas]

Obviously bad conditions but still has a unique charm to it. The people seem very nice, and it's cool seeing all the dense architecture together. Almost futuristic desert vibes in a way.

[@skrozneobican]

😂😂😂

[@gustavfringdelapolloshermanos]

Weird comments wtf

[@AttackTheGasStation1]

Nice joke.

[@arleneparris3446]

Canada here, what I admire about the Italians...they sweep and hose down around their place of business, CLEAN 👍

[@mcbchannel7173]

every country surely has slum area bro

[@arleneparris3446]

@@mcbchannel7173 noooo!! Understand my sarcasm 😉

[@MrJimmythebest]

@@mcbchannel7173 Ahhhh no they dont! Im from Canada and you would never find an area this bad ...never!!!

[@user2kffs]

This is what saudi arabia would look like without oil

[@TARGET30063]

and dubai.and kuwait.and bahrain.and katar ....just take a look how they eat food.

[@bowzerthedog1130]

I will never ever complain about anything anymore after watching this video!

[@FransceneJK98]

If you go to India you will 😂 it’s worse there

[@JohnJourdan88]

Sure you won’t. You’ll complain about European colonialism and privilege when your takeout gets cold.

[@AntiKiwiMatisch]

nah not about the citiy itself, but i will complain about people who stabbing peolple in my country and which are "flee" from countrys like this

[@rob-robi]

i had a similar reaction

[@PuraVidaR]

@@bowzerthedog1130 Wenn wir von denen überrollt werden, sieht es hier bald genauso aus. Weg mit der kriminellen Undemokratischen Ampel.

[@Asisten.Dulurmancing88]

I really liked this tour. You are doing an excellent job! Wow this place is crazy, thanks for sharing Foss.

[@developVS]

From the time of Tutankhamun, everything has been so beautifully preserved. I think they will be able to achieve that everything will be like this in a hundred years. Well done, keep it up.

[@chrismullan7191]

i watched this from start to end, very few had mobiles stuck to there ears, many people give a nice smile, i found this amazing to watch, like i was walking with you, its busy its dirty, dusty, so much noise, but in many ways everyone is just getting on with it, thank you so much for this film, other wise you would never get to see such places.

[@honderdzeventien]

I totally agree. It's an amazing vid. True eye opener

[@Vamosamigo123]

Those who are their phones are doing business 👍

[@lo2740]

@MariamYasser-ii5so lol, denying reality will not help, this is trash and the country has 3 century of retard on the modern world.

[@Lola-Yo]

Same, you can’t help notice, the people being chill and friendly, engaging with each other!

[@5DConsciousness]

I appreciate all you world travellers for allowing me to visit different countries vicariously through your lenses. Y'all are saving me a lot of money by showing me places that I have no desire to ever visit in person.

[@danielsmith7023]

This is why I only go to First World countries anymore.

[@5DConsciousness]

@MariamYasser-ii5so I'll have to look for a video that shows another part. All I've been seeing are fish markets, which I'd never go to, and a big shopping mall, that I'd also never go to, because all of the vendors were men. Not a single woman selling merchandise. I refuse to visit any country where the men do not respect women and treat them like third class citizens.

[@NM-nx8oc]

​@MariamYasser-ii5somore beautiful than Europe, listen we know u lying 🤥

[@Leah-s6p]

As a woman, I went there. Never again! All women are classed as 'meat'. We did not even dress uncovered apart from lower arms, but the pestering is awful. A mans world there.

[@عبداللهالسيد-ن2ج7ش]

@@5DConsciousness مصر دوله جميله فيها اماكن افضل من الاماكن السياحيه في بلدك ،مصر دوله متنوعه ،،الكاميرا تعرض حي شعبي جدا سكانه يعتمدون علي العمل في جمع القمامه ،،،لا تكن ساذج وتحكم علي دوله باكملها من مجرد فيديو مصور داخل اسوء المناطق في الدوله

[@beebee3871]

Wow this place is crazy, thanks for sharing Foss.

[@m.cattan684]

I couldn’t believe that this area that big it looks like a city of garbage

[@ZOMBIEo07]

@Nezuokfire Are you a garbage bag?

[@anitabowie5974]

Here in Phoenix, Arizona, the garbage collection is well organized, recycling is improving, we must all do our bit to save the planet for the next generation.

[@francoisdaponte5796]

Oh mais ferme la . Dans votre pays, il y a plus de sans abris et de déchets que dans l'Egypte entière qui elle existe depuis des millier d'année. Imbécile inculte.

[@CJEANNA]

It’s amazing to see that even living a life of poverty and in the “slums” the people all seem to be friendly and perfectly content with what they’re dealt. All the children even smiling and saying hello the adults look up when you walk by most of them saying hello. I am in the USA and I can tell you not many people here look up and say hello when you walk by them they either stare forward or do not even look up from their phone very few acknowledge you in such a way as most of these people did.

[@nroum5876]

And, so? Say hello 1st and they answer to you "how are you", baddy or mam.

[@Uhoh11111]

Theure smiling but they're certainly not happy or content with their lives in the slums

[@MisterCrabs-mg6gq]

there's a bunch of complainers here in the USA. Mostly those who have never made it out of their state to see what the rest of the world looks like. Ignorant ingrates, many are maga.

[@Leah-s6p]

Yeah, try walking around as a western woman and see how your treated. We wore respectful clothes, ie trousers and t shirt, but still they pester and beep and stop their vehicles. Horrible place for any woman.

[@silsoaresribeiro2680]

Not with foreigners.

[@alexurn2843]

Thank you for this video, felt like I was actually walking there!!

[@carlrosenbaum3754]

Great video thank you for sharing it... Peace

[@EddieWallace-l9o]

Had this on in the back round as I worked, stopped working completely. Thank you for an amazing video.

[@roby72s]

I was in Giza in January 2022 to see the Great Pyramids, and I did adventured for a long walk nearby my hotel near the Pyramids. What I could see was rubbish everywhere, goats(in some cases) and dust. People were friendly though. Traffic was a nightmare.

[@eelb78]

look like post-apocalyptic world

[@JiraiFaireDodoChezAntoineDeMax]

Welcome to real life !

[@supernovabrightstar]

It is

[@Fuzzy-_-Logic]

It looks like the near future of Canada.

[@JamesDio-yu5yd]

It looks like what it is ,people getting on with it ,"hard people !."

[@artyfhartie2269]

Have you ever visited some of the inner suburbs of Paris, London, New York, Hong Kong? Full of human despair, violence, drugs, graffiti, decay and alienation while others pass by in Rolls, Bugattis and wearing Armani suits.

[@DanielRadovancev]

Better than any tourist guide tour.

[@Toy-w7t]

Seeing this makes me thankful where i live. Im blessed.❤

[@nancywindbigler6434]

Thank you for such an interesting tour of Cairo slums!!

[@Alice-7777]

😂

[@Azzsiamoamilano]

Nn ci andrei mai x lo sporco

[@BoxVanMan]

Thank you for allowing us along. I would never be able to see these places otherwise.

[@LADmob]

Glad I could help you . Keep an eye for more Egypt videos coming in the next months

[@Poco-me5eq]

@@BoxVanMan why not?

[@BoxVanMan]

@@Poco-me5eq too poor

[@a.shadow9632]

​@@LADmobas an Egyptian i don't have the courage to do what you did, thank you for showing the truth of this hell to the world i hope i can someday be able to leave it

[@swankyb9454]

Facinating video. I will probably never get the chance to do this myself but this is almost as good

[@Thedistressedpainter]

It’s so busy. It’s amazing and no trouble.

[@user-sv11cb1x55]

The dust, the cars, and the sound of horns sound very dangerous. For those who walk this road, I hope that people here will one day have a better life.

[@BabyKisses99]

Oh my gosh, I know this probably sounds silly to a lot of people but I felt so bad for that cow tied up outside the butcher's shop, with dead carcasses hanging all around him, I'm sure he knew of his demise 4:39 😢 lol 🐄 awww

[@candacegutherie]

I wanted to leave a comment about it too. Kinda nightmarish for the cow.

[@pamelamckenzie2685]

I love all animals that was so sad for that cow.

[@Sam123QU29]

After I saw this comment I'm not watching. Luckily I scrolled through, I really have a soft spot for animals ❤

[@Leah-s6p]

Yeah, if I was there I would end up buying the cow, but how I'd get her to the UK, who knows! Hence why I dont go these sort of places. Went Egypt years ago, never again. As women, you are seen as 'meat' and we never got left alone, always pestering you and beeping and stopping their vehicles. Was disgusting. They need to get into the 21st century. Plus I wore trousers and a t shire, with hair tied back. Islamic respect to women as its finest! Wont ever go back again.

[@carmenl163]

Thank you for your comment. I felt horrible watching it.

[@michaelalan1270]

I was in Cairo 10 years ago-the filthiest city I've ever seen, worse than Nairobi. In the morning it was smokey from all the trash burning. On the way to the airport one morning I couldn't open my eyes because they were so teared up from the air pollution. On a ride to Giza thru the ag region we saw dead cows floating in the irrigation canals, meat hanging outside food shops, flies everywhere.

[@nwo6541]

Well, at least they dont shit on streets like they do in India..

[@Traveltheme706]

Yep i was there in 2010 i didnt see some of the things you saw but it always seemed dirty dusty and polluted

[@Mikexception]

May be you saw something you do not know and not understand and you judge it by only standards which oyu are familiar to like clanliness and hygene. We western people are trained to that by so called meds and big pharma to be scared of dirt and lack of householding sanitary. Just open any TV program. Al that driven by profits. . . If You had opportunity to live there You would realize that living in other countries always offer something for somethig and cleanliness and happiness may go separate ways. But to know it reqiures determination and skills to make good connection to people who live there. Living in Cairo was for me exceptionaly demanting regarding working at the same time rewarding for local life conditions and trustworthy to me people. I found all that "mess" much more reasonable than in western countries. Surely driving car and walking requires new set of skills but life is for learning.

[@tracybowen2732]

I witnessed it too

[@rabiaahmed7659]

​@@nwo6541no, Egypt is just as bad as India

[@daviddean8198]

Visited Cairo early 2000's... never again. Unfriendly surly folk everywhere, rubbish ditto. The beautiful Nile full of floating garbage. The museum however, was a wonderful experience, beautiful inside and well organised. Alexandria a complete contrast to Cairo, it's a beautiful well run city, much friendlier folk everywhere.

[@SueGessler]

VISITED IN 1976...THEY WERE WEARING RAGS BACK THEN

[@MaryanneWolf-y6x]

Can anyone pick up a broom

[@kappy-nf6uh]

Many years ago I asked my grandfather what it was like in Egypt when he fought in the first world war. He gave one solitary answer "filthy" and this was way back in 1914.

[@doritosdoritos7775]

@kappy-nf6uh maybe cuz he was an entitled filthy occupational soldier 😊

[@TaniaDlc-z2x]

​@@kappy-nf6uhto be fair every place in early 1900s was filthy thanks to industrial revolution that catch up to the entire world You had factories with no health or safety regulations No recycling or waste management Most didn't catch up until the 60s

[@jennifercruz8142]

Great place, my husband and I were thining of spending our holiday there. Kids will love it.🥰

[@WhirlOmar]

I don't know about y'all, but find this so intriguing to visit. It's another world.

[@editorinformal873]

Foss, a true reporter of the world like it is , a reportage such as you do not find in CNN or alike, because Foss takes the viewer along with him !

[@soleilbelkis9010]

I visited Cairo many, many times, the last time was the year 2017. I never found this city any better or cleaner, just on the contrary... only the people there I find always friendly and helpful. The city is going to remain like this and I will not visit it anymore. I wish the people a better future. Much love ❤.

[@FransceneJK98]

I was there in 2020 it was horrible. Just like in this video.

[@QT02-QT]

It has always been this filthy. Ppl are afraid to speak the truth.

[@michaelmichailidis2206]

you have to compare this to a industrial zone in europe without the budget allowed.... , this is a working place for them ,

[@daztastic147]

Amazing, what an insight into this place.

[@debradickson7816]

The noise would drive me batshit crazy, way more than the rubbish littered streets

[@shaunarock713]

For real, I had to mute it.

[@avamasquerade]

Idk, the chaotic, electric energy of it all... the aliveness of it... it's intoxicating to me somehow....

[@FransceneJK98]

@@avamasqueradeit gets old real fast when you’re there long enough

[@mikz7270]

not even the smell?

[@LifewithLewy]

For real I feel like I got sleep deprivation just watching lol

[@Drakonhulio]

Amazing, we need more walkings like that ❤❤❤

[@maryshellsmith6627]

I visited Cairo and a town called Ismailia, Egypt back in 1991, because my mother married an Egyptian man and then they had two kids, and moved to Egypt, so I went to see them, and visit Egypt. It was an awesome trip! First of all, it was before the world changed, so that in itself made it great. I was able to smoke on the plane, which I enjoyed very much. We went to the Pyramids, The Egyptian Museum, to a bazaar, and for a faluka ride on the Nile. We went out to eat a few times, and just walked around downtown Cairo, too. I remember seeing goats and other animals, and I remember there being a lot of street cats. The Call to Prayer freaked me out the first time I heard it, but then I got used to it. I'm glad I went when I did, because I don't think I would be brave enough to travel anywhere in the Middle East right now. Also, I should mention, I never had to go anywhere without a family member that spoke fluent Arabic, so therefore, I never had any communication issues. I remember one day I wore a tank top and shorts, and I'll just say, if you are female, don't do that if you visit Egypt. It was not viewed as appropriate. ** I don't remember Cairo being super filthy, in general. It wasn't "clean", but I don't remember there being garbage everywhere. Could be which part of town you visit, maybe? 🤔 Or it might just be totally different today, just like the rest of the world has changed. I personally hate the way the world is today. Take me back to the 80's and 90's!

[@MohamedAli-pr9yz]

I'm from Ismailia and I love it

[@paul-ie6wi]

@@maryshellsmith6627 I went Cairo in 1991 and remember a lady in a tank top and shorts! Must have been you ? Didn’t you get stoned ??

[@maryshellsmith6627]

@@paul-ie6wi Yes! That was me! I did get stoned!

[@paul-ie6wi]

@@maryshellsmith6627 wow ….at last someone with a sense of humour ! 🤣🤣

[@Patriarchy_69]

You should wear tank tops and mini skirt next time you go to Egypt. Am pretty sure they'd welcome you in warm embrace. Saudi would be perfect as well.

When the masters of turning sand into stories meet the religion of peace.

[@airforce1324]

It’s a trip how none of the cars or trucks have any dents 😂. It’s nice that everyone says hello I thought they knew you 😂 I’m really liking this video. It was funny when you started to gag and said “the smell” 😂 I guess that was a trash truck that passed by.

[@machete128]

@@airforce1324 this is nothing compared to Bangalore India 🇮🇳, coz therz literally ppl driving in just clutch and brake, bumper to bumper traffic, and still maybe 1 accident in some thousands and thousands of cars buses bikes, it's really overwhelming to be here, to actually witness the traffic 😳

[@HBelectrician]

I have been to Cairo several times and I was amazed how many 2-3-4 -5 story buildings had rebar sticking up and unfinished upper floor of many were old buildings and new and was told that once a building is completed the owners would be forced to start paying taxes on it -

[@ЗВЕРОБОЙ-л6к]

That's the craziest "thing " I've ever heard!... What a cunning businessmen! Lmao-oh

[@TopHatNat]

The buildings @ 1:02 look like residential homes without windows. They would have no natural light but at least they could keep out the smell, maybe.

[@HBelectrician]

@@TopHatNat .........smell..............well lets see..................I remember the first time being in a cab going down the main inner city street leading into Cairo and as we went over a small bridge to our right next to us was a new Maybach Mercedes and as we looked down onto a river bed the under bridge canal there was a dead donkey laying in the water..............all adding to the ambiance of the place........................

[@katayoonforoughi2717]

Hi , very interesting video , full of life 😂😂, problem is that streets aren’t dont and that’s the reason of all dust , it’s very old place , love all those metal gates and door , they are antiques and have stories behind , thanks for the video and giving us an idea of Cairo 👌🏼👌🏼hard working people minding they own Business ♥️♥️♥️💐

[@Danleesixoneonetwofive]

Thank you for this video sir. I am very interested in the Arab world and also Egypt because I have a teacher who is from here. I don't have the money to travel right now so you are helping me out a lot with these videos

[@beacee]

This is the past place I’d want to visit. The garbage pile up is horrendous.

[@viksam009]

Inteesting how Egypt, Iraq, Iran, India were once the cradles of civilization in ancient times and more advanced than any other culture in the world and look what they have become now.

[@abofatma2171]

Well, they did, the cradle of civilization, but all this and the situation of these countries happened for the reason of colonialism, intervention, and even wars in the name of watermelon freedom, which means that the world is not perfect, but towards the end, and a vivid example of that is what is happening to Gaza, but at the hands of the parrot of freedom themselves. Everything is clear why these countries suffered and changed, and they are the cradle of civilization. The achievement that is happening to the world now is its end because it is a big lie really and human beings are intellectually absent......

[@إستقمكماأُمرتَ-س1م]

The leadership??😂sissi

[@abofatma2171]

These are the countries of the owners of the old civilization who are still more advanced but humane this is a fact, and it is the important one. Humanity but actions I mean and not but repeating it like a parrot and destroying it but a reality like what the world is doing today in Gaza...

[@stevens1041]

Iran? Tehran looks nothing like this. I'm not saying that Iran is perfect, but considering the isolation of the country politically and economically, Tehran is fairly advanced.

[@Alice-7777]

Democracy and cast system ruined india

[@PatriciaQuinn-t4h]

Everyone looks so Busy getting on with living. Very good Video Sir Thank you Take care.

[@jemandjemand2362]

busy with doing nothing that really matters of is of any value

[@lo2740]

lol, so busy doing nothing, this kind of hustle isnt any productive, picking few plastic bags and metal can is not recyclign eiher, and the genreal filth and trash shows this is not an evolved society at all, more like 200 or 300 years backward.

[@queencnut7845]

Congratulations Cairo, you've taken one of the great cities and turned it into a cesspit. Your ancestors must be so proud.

[@ronschaffer5959]

Even worse is that they practice circumcision of the foreskin. totally the habit of a backwards people

[@antony6799]

Cairo has always looked like this

[@mounirmounir-rl9on]

@queencnut7845 Seeing this, I doubt that these people are the dicendents of the pyramids builders.

[@captainc1aw]

As an EGYPTION ,seeing videos like this can destroy my day

[@Al.katouss]

Overpopulation is the problem

[@spencerbergquist781]

I enjoyed your walk, vacationed in Egypt a while back. Very interesting , Cairo is loud, dirty, and fascinating. You should venture into the better part of town to see brass ware, antiques, and persian carpets. I enjoy video walks through city streets where locals live, hope to see more, I subscribed and thumbs up .

[@honderdzeventien]

Amazing. Thanks for sharing. So this is what _that_ looks like.

[@zhp609]

Děkuji pane Bože za to, že mohu žít s tím co mám, tam kde žiji, neboť jinde to není samozřejmostí. A jak řekl jednou Victor Hugo citát: „Ráj bohatých je vyroben z pekla chudých.,,

[@claireskey5439]

Agreed 🇦🇺💖

[@Србомбоница86]

Слажем се ,хвала Богу да могу да живим у мојој Србији❤

[@cal9112]

And me in Canary Islands

[@wendyfisher3886]

So right!

[@allenpeterson6451]

Most people would say this is a dump. A very poor place but I see people that are hard at work doing what they can to survive and be independent. Not to mention the view, it’s like snapshots of the times when the Silk Road was in full effect while people brought their objects to sell on Camel back. I love this video, no music just a good walk in a historical place . Great job!!

[@carsten4594]

Fools should come to Kalifornia. They wouldn't have to work😅

[@ldgg3871]

Unfortunately it's nothing like the Silk Road. It's a filthy and chaotic slum with sub par living conditions. Romanticising misery helps perpetuate it for years to come.

[@mikeoglen6848]

I don't believe the Silk Road was as dirty and polluted as this place, surely not?

[@kristalm9318]

Looks better than Los Angeles 😅

[@Kunfucious577]

⁠@@mikeoglen6848are you kidding? You think the Silk Road was some clean road with trash cans along the route?

[@Dusty-f9e]

Hello. I just came across your video. I especially like these travel videos. I love to see other places but I have only been fortunate enough to leave my own perhaps half a dozen times. It saddened me to see the state of Cairo but still it isnt really that difficult to see through all the chaos and mess to realize what a beautiful city that it once was. I much enjoyed the time you took to speak with the people because it really changes the way one perceives a place iif its people can be engaged in the experience. In all they seemed quite amiable and friendly. I'm sorry their living conditions are hard for them . But they arent alone in that aspect. You speak English well. I was pleased about that because although I found your footage interesting by itself your constant dialogue made it great fun, too. Again, thanks for sharing. I look forward to more of your work. Be cautious, friend.

[@LADmob]

Thank you for the kind wishes. I used to talk a lot in my videos, but I received too many negative comments about my accent, laughter, and other things. To avoid criticism and please everyone, I decided to stop speaking. It’s so nice to see positive feedback now, as I truly loved speaking in my videos, but yeah... :) Funny enough, some native English speakers don’t realize that I speak their language, but they don’t speak mine! It’s always easy to criticize from behind a keyboard, lol.

[@wendyfisher3886]

@@LADmob keep talking 😁😉😘

[@billywilson1444]

I would never visit here looks scary, But I do love your videos brother

[@123jac]

Actually, this part of the city is a safe place. It hurt to see this Christian part of the city that poor.

[@djjeff1727]

@@123jac why bring religion into this? always poisoning the well of humanity by bringing in religion.

[@johnmartin1849]

Hi just come across your channel think this is amazing thing to see it's hard life for alot of people trying to survive godbless them .thank you for showing us this.love from UK 🇬🇧

[@hnnification]

Isso a gente vê nas grandes metrópolis.

[@michaelives1018]

Everyone seems generally very friendly and the kids are all sweet natured.

[@smokeythebear6689]

3:55

[@dannysunwantedopinions]

That’s a recycling district. Very efficiently organized and providing a lively hood for thousands of families.

[@a.shadow9632]

nah, that's just normal streets in Cairo

[@kayoara6116]

@@a.shadow9632 😁

[@margomargo898]

There’s no “recycling” going on in Cairo, OR NY for that matter. It’s all a scam.

[@stevel9627]

efficiently organized by Egyptian standards maybe, many other places this is anything but that

[@sudhindrakopalle7071]

This is like watching the Arab/Muslim/African version of the average Indian city. Noisy, filthy, populous and zero maintenance. Just surviving. Great video, thank you for posting!

[@mikeoglen6848]

You mean this place is replicated in other parts of the world?

[@sudhindrakopalle7071]

@@mikeoglen6848 You will be surprised to know how many places in the world are just like this.

[@mikeoglen6848]

@@sudhindrakopalle7071 Then God help us all, sudhin, that's all I can say...

[@sandraphillips7827]

Mike, God made these people and these places. Take your disdain up with him.

[@mikeoglen6848]

@@sandraphillips7827 No, sandra, People made these places. But I will raise you point when I see Him.

[@leonorlopez7932]

Good morning 🙏🙏😁 Thank you so much for sharing your channel 👍🥰

[@LADmob]

Thanks for visiting

[@lisathuban8969]

I have Egyptian friends, both Muslim and Coptic. Friendly and sweet people.

[@marinafrascella7613]

@@lisathuban8969 yes.....lovely people...very friendly

[@ahmedelkhwaga2751]

Copt means Egyptian not Christian

[@lisathuban8969]

@@ahmedelkhwaga2751 OK, but why are all Copts Christian?

[@MarkMark-e8j]

​@@ahmedelkhwaga2751I think he knows that but Copts are mainly Christian although Coptic is a dead language it only lives because of liturgical reasons. It's still used in the Churches since their Bible is written in Coptic

[@liannekraaijenbrink5543]

They are horrible for animals,also in Tunesië, you gonna never see me again

[@Imagewalk]

Interesting sharing, thank you.

[@MrTisback]

You are a brave guy with no Arabic trailblazing the ghettos of Cairo. I was holding my nose without thinking as I was watching it.

[@a3103-j7g]

and this is supposed to be a favourite holiday destination

[@TSUKNIDA]

Cairo certainly not,but in Egypt are many Touristical Sites !!!

[@Just_another_Euro_dude]

Yeah. 😂😂😂😂😂 Many naive Europeans think it's better than southern Europe, lol. Even the sharks attack tourists here.

[@mariamragab3627]

@@a3103-j7g there are many fancy , clean and enjoyable places to go for holidays in Egypt like Hurghada and Sharm El shiekh but ofc cairo isn't one of them

[@RiLee-j3b]

Very interesting! Thank you!

[@colleen4062]

I love these videos 💙. Thank you Foss 👍🍦☺

[@LADmob]

You are so welcome

[@Cromwell4747]

This has to be one of the most fascinating videos I've seen on KZbin. Thank you! Subscribed.

[@torquetrain8963]

Thanks for the interesting video. I notice that people actually use pickup trucks for work in Egypt, unlike in America here where men use them for status symbols and rarely use them for hauling materials.

[@Khymeira]

Call them pavement princesses here. Every time I see a child-killing F150 with an pristine, empty bed, it's a dead giveaway.

[@yolonda2116]

Omg, when you were gagging, I could just imagine the stink. I 😂laugh just hearing you describe the smell. Thank God for not have smelling vision. And thank him for living in a clean place.

[@asmr-pov]

I really liked this tour. You are doing an excellent job!

[@furyspec]

My goodness, Egypt sure has gone down hill since the age of the Pharaohs.

[@ramibos6549]

Hahahaha since the age of what? Mafia? Yeah sure Except this is Zabbaliin Quarters where garbage collection and recycling is done for decades! Raw gargabe stinks sure but it all gets sorted out in different streets, it's like a big manual labor factory, and actually they recycle EVERYTHING better than in the West where is half recycling a big LIE

[@SuperKanuuna]

Religion(s) ruin everything

[@heshamabdou5259]

Until 1952, Egypt was better than France Military rule is destructive, steals the entire state budget and leaves it destroyed

[@Helmuesi911]

I know.. in just 3K years.

[@mus139]

My thoughts too, Humans have become dumb.

[@christopherbutler7588]

Thank you.Could easily get lost round.There looks a big maze. 😮

[@Almagic91]

In this place is the Church of Saint Simon the Tanner, one of the most famous Coptic tourist destinations in Cairo.

[@matthewwagner47]

What kinda of trucks are they? Little truck carrying loads up hill on rough ground. Impressive.

[@maddievids6533]

Hi from UK A very interesting video Thank you The Animal made me feel sad as probably waiting to be slaughtered?

[@coralannbryan7272]

Awful place poor animals 😢 💔

[@anass918]

Hi

[@1969carlo]

Wow, I never imagined to see such a dirty place, does the city never get cleaned or is it the people that don't care and throw in the road? Nice video of a very interesting capital.... Just a shame there is so much trash.

[@gerard4039]

This city is called trash city , everyone is gathering rubbish from other cities to sell it or process it ( recycling ), yup , believe it or not , 99% of this city peoples gather rubbish to sell it to recycling centres (very primitive ones ) , it’s very famous in Egypt, everyone knows it .

[@backintimealwyn5736]

people throw on the ground so it's not interesting to invest in cleanlyness. vicious cycle.

[@tosapai297]

This is an outskirt of Cairo where the community of Christian Copts, poor and discriminated, try yo make a living sorting trash brought to them from all over Cairo in order to salvage and sell anything recyclable

[@1969carlo]

@MariamYasser-ii5so I've been to Egypt. I was in a resort and I enjoyed every moment of my holiday. I never visited Cairo but I did see the Giza Plateau, It was fascinating but I'm sorry to say that there was LOTS of trash there too, paper, plastic bottles, and all sorts buried in every corner of the ruins...

[@Gerryjournal]

Oh you poor coddled baby you

[@KPsTboy]

Reminds me of a photograph I took years ago, a residential area with heaps of trash on the foreground and the Cheops pyramid in the background, it was tragic.

[@erreryhj]

For anyone confused, this neighborhood is where the garbage of cairo gets recycled. Most of the people's job there is to receive the garbage of all of cairo and recycle it

[@MishMash22]

This is the most upmarket neighbourhood in Cairo lol

[@Hereinparadise]

Thanks for the tour Foss, very enlightening and you are brave to go there, I could almost smell it from here 🤮

[@phoenixrising7623]

Why don't you tell us where you from so we can send him to your slum city I am pretty sure you have one where you live right now

[@currentcommerce4774]

ive made friends with an egypt on a videogame and he always tells me he hates the life in egypt, its very stressful for him. I can now see how he lives InshaAllah he finds peace

[@tosapai297]

It depends where he lives. This is Cairo, not Egypt.

[@Cobra1-d8j]

I'm glad I stumbled across this vlog ! Gives an insight into how the UK will look in 10 years time!😮

[@dasnaextrab2034]

This place is amazing area❤❤❤❤❤

[@petergregory6185]

Just watched this video you made at what I can describe as indescribable. What a hell hole this is. You are so brave bringing us this slum but more importantly are so much appreciated for filming this. Cannot believe my eyes. One hell hole

[@stevenmarcato1325]

If one is born and raised there, this would just be normal.

[@honderdzeventien]

​@@stevenmarcato1325exactly. Tho not less hard to imagine

[@tosapai297]

This is an outskirt of Cairo where the community of Christian Copts, poor and discriminated, try yo make a living sorting trash brought to them from all over Cairo in order to salvage and sell anything recyclable

[@FransceneJK98]

@@tosapai297downtown Cairo is no better. All of Cairo is like this except the richy rich areas but those really don’t count. Cairo is super dirty. Not just outskirts.

[@natejennings5884]

Oh, the glory of modern Egypt.

[@CarlCaf]

you think all Egypt looks like that? LOL. Anyways I agree the streets are filthy, Sorta like your women

[@user-yr6up6xt6x]

Fantastic decent Egyptian people who try to keep their beautiful country clean from garbage.

[@Brancoladage-zk3xr]

Unbelievable, no shortage of morons on KZbin 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@chuckwhitson654]

Vibrant active working people and community. Never boredom and very few zombies walking around looking at phones

[@jaygray7102]

....or drugged out people with their pants half down, who can't stand up

[@wide_awake]

You’d enjoy this better huh? Go for it lol

[@jaygray7102]

@@wide_awake Don't see drugged out junkies, obvious prostitution, elbow to elbow casinos...any garbage you see is sorted and waiting for a purpose... it's a lot better than major cities in the US - but hey, at least we can buy booze in grocery stores - THAT'S life!

[@Lessgo00]

​@@jaygray7102Deluded idiot. I'm Egyptian and had the possibilty of going around the world. What US has is everyone's dream

[@Canuck24_7]

​@@jaygray7102all of that exists in Egypt 😂 you're acting like he walked around the whole country

[@abdulazizsaleh8650]

This is so sadness to see.... i feel sorry for this people who live in there... Its not something unusual..its happening all around poor country's... Wish them a better life 😪 🤲🏻🇸🇦💐

[@alex-rx2vu]

they should organize themselves...

[@stevenmarcato1325]

Unfortunately, I believe that they're as organised as they're going to get.

[@Mojosfire]

Yes, it is sad. People don't realize how good they have it in other places. Egypt does have beautiful places as well, but I agree with the other commentor on here, unfortunately corruption has a lot to do with it. I have videos myself on here of some of the nicer appearing areas of Cairo and in Giza, but cities in many countries including in the US have some very damaged areas. This is sad to see though.

[@ΙωάννηςΕλ]

​@alex-rx2vu there are countries that do not have all the chances to organize themselves. Probably you have never lived in poverty or hard times and youu speak under your security.

[@ravenroc1784]

I've seen worse in India and Pakistan.

[@l.l.7228]

That's a hell on earth ! OMG ! الافلاس التام !

[@GreatOvation]

Very cool to see the street views 👍👍👍

[@elisacosma4409]

Buna buna, nu te am vazut de mult,n am avut timp.ma bucur sa te aud....

[@Adam-FocusST]

Fantastic video! That was definitely an eye opener really does make you think how lucky we are to live in a clean and garbage free country like the uk 😊

[@hhcook]

@@Adam-FocusST UK garbage free?

[@randyterpstra1239]

Years ago, I was part of the UN peace-keeping mission (UNEF II) based in Ismailia, Egypt. We used to drive often along the outskirts of 'Garbage City', during our 'embassy runs' to Cairo. We knew it then as a poor, Christian district. And even today (thanks to your video) you almost immediately note the lack of head coverage on the women, indicating that the population is still largely Christian. If the 'western' world only knew...

[@upstar21t]

Interesting, I wonder what can be done to raise awareness.

[@djjeff1727]

what does Christianity have to do with any of this? why always bring religion into everything to poison the well of humanity?

[@Hamoshekabeka]

Western people are mostly dumbs.

[@BuildTheSandbox]

we know

[@Truthfully7]

Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤

[@Rocky-xx2zg]

The ancient Egyptians were much, much better that the specimens shown here. What a disgrace.

[@fraolgudeta2877]

because ancient egyptians arent the same with present day egyptians. This guys are arabs lol

[@honderdzeventien]

C'mon. #1 learn to spell, #2 what are you? Comparing people when there's literally _thousends_ of years between them?

[@dwaineleso5127]

These are obviously not ancient Egyptian descendants.

[@Rocky-xx2zg]

@@honderdzeventien you are not a happy person, are you?

[@Rocky-xx2zg]

@@dwaineleso5127 Not even close. Sad.