Moving with the times - Bedouin in Jordan

Raami Manaja, born to a Bedouin father and New Zealand mother, spent his first years in a cave, went to high school in New Zealand, studied electrical engineering in Australia and finally returned to the ancient Nabatean city of Petra.
Saleh Mosa has spent his life in the desert of Wadi Rum. The son of a Bedouin camel trader, he now guides tourists through the lands of his ancestors, giving them a taste of life as a Bedouin. wadirumtours.com/
Both Bedouin of Jordan, Raami and Saleh share their thoughts on being a Bedouin in Jordan.
Camera and editing: Owen Kilgour
Interviews: Alisa Alspach
Narration: Christian Cummins
Special thanks to Raami Manaja and Saleh Mosa

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I'm a Saudi beduin tbh I wish I could live my life in a beduin way rather than living in big city! Seriously it makes you feel calm and the kindness of those people are just generous their hospitality is wonderful everything! Uhhhhh ayam albadia

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respect from Mexico

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Wonderful Raami I 'm ur fan.want to visit petra someday and meet ur mother