Roman Ruins in Algeria: Timgad, Djémila, Tiddis, Tipasa, Cherchell [Amazing Places 4K]

[@hananebelhoul9350]

I went to the beautiful ruins in Djemila , I had goosebumps I felt like I was in the Gladiator movie!

[@Виталий-е4ш]

Я осуществил свою юношескую мечту: работал в Аннабе (El-Hadjar) в 1986-1989 гг. Много ездил по чудесной стране. Конечно, посещал не раз Тимгад.. Я очень много ездил по всему миру: Алжир -эта та страна, в которую хочется вернуться. Merci beaucoup l'Algérie, shoukran❤ Meilleurs salutations de Moscou

[@Виталий-е4ш]

@malekhaddad6891 Soyez le bienvenu. J'habite à 25 km de Moscou, dans un endroit très pittoresque.. Vous serez très étonné j'imagine...

[@ITACHIUchiha-3301]

At that time the country went through civil war!!! Weren't you afraid for your safety!

[@Виталий-е4ш]

@@ITACHIUchiha-3301 Not. It started just after we left the country..

[@HICHAM-73]

Much love to the CCCP . He disappeared but my love for him will never disappear

[@User123sisan]

Welcome anytime

[@mr.k5865]

Thank you so much. What a hidden gem these are! I don't know why Algeria is so under the radar when it is so close to Europe. Your channel and video quality are amazing and this video is no exception. Lots of love and gratitude from NYC.

[@capricornegalaxy5393]

l'Algérie est très discrète c'est vrai si vous consultez son histoire vous serez surpris par le nombre d'invasions qu'elle a subies depuis 3000 ans mais elle est toujours Debout chaque fois elle se relève et ses habitants ancestraux les amazighs toujours la a la défendre. L'algérie a donné plus de 5 .400.000 Martyres Pour acquérir son indépendance du colonnialisme français qui a duré 132 Ans de 1830 à 1962 .

[@YuvaJuba]

It was very known in the 70's and 80's. But in 90's things started downward and the civil war made impossible for tourism in Algeria to flourish. The situation is gotten a lot better the last decade or so but the autorites don't measure the importance of tourism in the economy...

[@capricornegalaxy5393]

​​@@YuvaJubales décideurs ne misent pas sur le tourisme de masse pour le développement du pays et je suis d'accord car ce tourisme est destructeur des valeurs humaines et surtout des Sites historiques on a trouvé même un groupe d'étrangers je ne voudrais pas citer leur nationalité entrain de découper une fresque historique au Sud pour la voler et je parle en connaissance de cause les décideurs savent ce qu'ils font que chacun s'occupe de ses vaches et choses iront mieux Pour la première fois depuis 1962 les décideurs qui gèrent l'Algérie maîtrisent la géostratégie et se projettent loin très loin dans l'avenir du pays faisant confiance à nos décideurs vous pouvez être un opposant au gouvernement mais jamais contre le pouvoir ne l'oubliez jamais..

[@francinejoly5841]

Je n'avais encore jamais vu les ruines de Rome comme ça. Je vous suis aussi dans votre passion des déserts. Vos choix musicaux sont toujours saisissants. Bravo et je vous remercie pour votre œuvre artistique.

[@didich6475]

Incredible,,, Amazing,,, Algeria 😍

[@didouwolfzine6886]

Thank's for this video and welcome to our beautiful country ❤❤

[@toufiquebrahimi9562]

Thank you for showing Roman cities in Algeria and hope your audience get the chance to see it too I'm from Algeria and everyone is welcome WALKING NIGHTIME IN FULL MOON TIMGAD IS AN EXPERIENCE OUT OF THIS WORLD

[@neelamurthy4861]

Amazing video with marvelous music 🎶🎶 sir..... simply superb 👍👍...i enjoyed the video as always.... thank you so much sir... may god bless you and your team... have a great weekend 👍👍

[@oldwomansjourney4401]

Numerous ancient Roman ruins and marble pillars that make you imagine how beautiful they must have been in those days, even after many years have passed. I was shown the greatness of the Roman Empire❣✨

[@MoreLocations]

Amazing 👍. I really enjoyed the video. Thank you so much 🙏

[@ВалентинаКомпанийцева]

Какое чудо !!! Великолепная работа !!! Может быть когда-нибудь человечество научиться через музыку воспроизводить архитектуру древности, воссоздавая ее в своем воображении такой, какой она была в самом начале, но это можно сделать и сейчас, снимая блокировку с сознания, как , Вы, виртуозно подбираете к своему материалу мелодии, удивительно !!! Ну, а нам остается пробираться в дебрях времени, поддавшись восторгу от мира, сохранившегося, пусть частично, благодаря изыскателям, нам преподнесенного, пересматриваемого не единожды. Сердечно, Вас, Благодарю !!!

[@Héctor889-k5h]

Algeria is very interesting for the roman ruins, I like Oran and the beaches of Algeria 🇩🇿 😀

[@olgakapa1735]

Thank you so much for this amazing, as always ,travel video posting....I shall watch it with great interest!! Besides, your marvelous postings,every time give to me an intense sense of calmness!! They are so peaceful!! Thank you ...once again very much!!🌸🙋‍♀️🐕🌹

[@rosariogarcia1277]

Nos cuentan la historia de un pasado majestuoso. Hermoso contenido, mil gracias y saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪

[@olgakapa1735]

Innumerable greetings from Greece 🇬🇷 🏛🏕🏖🏞

[@swisssights]

They must have been really beautiful cities with a high culture in the past! Thank you for the beautiful video 👍 👍 👍 👍

[@wendym5137]

Absolutely magnificent thought provoking too thank you for sharing this wonder

[@gabrieladandu6601]

Beautiful , interesting and impressive places , great work , many thanks 👍‼️

[@Anches100Movies]

This looks fantastic there is so much to see! I love it, thanks so much.

[@halitosis75]

I visited algeria in 2018 for 3 weeks and it's the most fascinating and interesting place on earth. I love it. My number one destination and hoping to return next year for an extended stay.❤❤❤Inshallah

[@simonemuginski1869]

Melhor vídeo dessas ruínas que já vi ❤❤❤obrigada🙏🙏🙏

[@ewadronzek423]

They intimidate with their size, delight with their construction craftsmanship. Thank you 🌷

[@SergeCousineau]

Just unbelievable how much ruins there is …thanks for sharing these lovely places ! 👍 Great filming & editing as usual 👌 Hope you are both doing fine 👩‍❤️‍👨 Hélène & Serge 👩‍❤️‍👨🌈⚜️

[@leonerwin4043]

You can hear the people in the backgroundyou could smell smells it all around you.Thank you for this.This is the fantastic

[@cleovernebaptiste2747]

I got to see this landmark today live it's breath taking thank you houssein Makhoulfi

[@teresalemus1876]

I'm so moved at the beauty of this historic place

[@sevilari4761]

Görüntü ve müzik harika emeğinize sağlık🌷

[@nirvikalpa7353]

Grandiosas ciudades romanas, derroche de arte e ingeniería que aún con el paso de los milenios siguen ahí para nuestro asombro, gracias por darnos la oportunidad de conocerlas!!!

[@ExploreTheWorld726]

Lost in history! 🏛🌄 Your video showcased the grandeur of Roman ruins in Algeria so beautifully. 📸🌍

[@10algerien10]

J'habite à quelques mètres des ruines romaines à Tipaza, et je m'en lasserai jamais de me promener là-bas. C'est vraiment un lieu magique.

[@rachou1656]

Ce sont pas des ruines romaines 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@Patricius1001]

​@@rachou1656Под песками пустыни, должно быть очень много таких городов.

[@srarfidorra4004]

Merci beaucoup. Magnifique video

[@ingriddurden3929]

Only recently through films like this, did I get to know of Roman ruins in North Africa. And such beautiful ones. The Romans certainly had a taste for gorgeous places. Anywhere you go where there are Roman ruins, you are in a beautiful place! Turkey, France, Germany, Belgium, they found the most outstanding natural beauty to put their living quarters. Thank you so much for sharing !

[@Héctor889-k5h]

The Roman Empire was a pioneer in architecture,I like the Roman ruins in Spain(Tarragona in Cataluña and Mérida, in Extremadura),however,I learning about the history of the turquic peoples, I like the Arabic,Persian, Otoman and other styles of architecture. Turkey is very interesting and beautiful, Azerbaijan and Iran have importan examples of Persian,Otoman and other styles of architecture.

[@Scambush]

A Roman ruin not clogged with tourists - fortune favors the brave traveler in you!

[@Oleksandr-Audioholic]

Very beautiful views. I felt like I was there. Thanks

[@mardedes1]

Este canal e maravilhoso

[@chemirouboussaad]

Magnifique prise de vue! Merci !

[@durdanadancejoy]

Thank u for this and all the other beautiful gifts.🙏

[@vishalamu]

OMG. Roman was such a vast empire and very well connected and developed too. 😳😳

[@Indian_gae_boii]

how beautiful! you can get a clear sense of how roman cities were layed out by this, its a surprise this site is so devoid of tourists but i imagine that made the experience all the more pleaseant

[@capricornegalaxy5393]

l'Algérie ne donne pas de Visa aux touristes facilement car elle ne mise pas pour son développement sur le tourisme de masse destructeur des sites historiques.

[@YamNor6571]

The Algerian Visa is so hard to get .... Algeria isn't open for tourism....only local tourism

[@kikavegell]

WOW !!!!! WONDERFUL !!!!!! WONDERFUL !!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@NihonJujutsu]

❤thank you very much 😊

[@zelmiranedobova7150]

Nrskutocne,tie moje kamene (nazyvam svojsky),uzasna historia,ktora by vedela moc hovorit.Cestujem,takze menej videi zdielam...Vdaka za skvely zazitok,a uzasnu relexsacnu hudbu...❤❤❤

[@Jetmab04]

Oh wow Milos - yet another beautiful spot on our planet and, Algeria - as far as I remember, this was where the Irish slaves from Baltimore, Ireland were sailed to, wasn't it? What I DO remember about these Irish slaves is, when they were finally made free, none of them wanted to go back to Ireland - not hard to understand 😊 Thanks a lot for sharing 💕💓💕

[@jubanumidia8460]

In Tiddis there was a place called castellum celtianum

[@capricornegalaxy5393]

Vous faites des erreurs sur l'histoire de l'Algérie une expédition de combattants de la régence d'Alger partie de la régence d'Alger vers l'Irlande libéra le peuple Irlandais de la domination anglaise cette expédition ramena plus de 100 prisonniers anglais en Algérie. D'ailleurs les Irlandais ont construit un musée en l'honneur de ces combattants qu'on appelait pirates . Le musée s'appelle musée du pirate Il est à Baltimore. Il ont même chanté une chanson en l'honneur des Pirates. '' sack of Baltimore ''.

[@humanite6439]

J'étais a timgad ont a des frisons j'avais le sentiment de remonté le temps c'est exaordinaire cest magnifique

[@ronaldvillacis592]

Hermoso lugar!! Gran trabajo. Felicitaciones y gracias por compartirlo

[@laurenxmx6235]

oh my god ,this is miracle

[@fredmac1000]

Imagine people walking talking building carving in such Beautifully laid out Cities,,,!! Heartwarming source of Pride and Joy for us all,, 💐💐👏👏💞💞🥰🥰🙏🙏

[@govindarajr3801]

Video the natural places and music good 💢💢💢

[@rocamar9632]

Magic places. We can live history in its splendor.

[@AmanSingh-sm5oi]

Very Very good video 📹 👍

[@TRUTHRULES777]

I would be crying every time I turned around in that desolate beauty just knowing how much more beautiful it probably was during it time. It’s gorgeous.

[@spacelemur7955]

I really like the lack of narration, as it gives us the option of muting the overly simplistic, repetitive music and still quite enjoy the excellent photography. Well done!

[@matthiasgebhard3135]

Schöne Bilder, eindrucksvoll

[@ЗояАбдрахманова-я9ц]

Как все старинные мемориалы дошли до наших времён???И как они сохранены??? И какие искусстве были Архитекторы и изысканная резная Архитектура???А в наше время строят безвкусно несмотря на то что очень много строительных материал.....Спасибо МИЛОШ было интересно и познавательно!!!❤❤❤🤗🤗

[@DavidGarrick1515]

Действительно странно, что местное население не разобрало на строительный материал

[@azeri10]

hal-hazırda UNESCO qoruyur

[@1890atrs]

Thank you for always uploading very beautiful and high quality video.

[@Yercom_Media]

Thank you for these amazing videos...💪

[@Hardycom-ji1yg]

Superb photo report Thank you for these beautiful landscapes

[@drailtonluiz5406]

Belíssimo Compartilhamento Meu Amigo Seus Vídeos São Imponentes Repletos de História Cultura e Imagens Espetaculares da Natureza Abraço do Seu Amigo Diretamente do Estado de Pernambuco na Região Nordeste do Brasil

[@bouams9103]

Merci des frissons 💚💚💚

[@alejandrochavez1055]

Pienso que pudo haber sido todo eso majestuoso en su tiempo...y pesar de tantos años solo quedan ruinas....hermoso video a la imaginación ❤

[@الزناتيالزناتي-ل1ث]

C'est le deuxième pays qui à plus de villes romaines après l'Italie il y a à peu près une trentaine de villes à travers le pays boucoup dans l 'est du pays il y a Hiporegius et Taghast et calama et rossicada et milev et madora et thevest et cirta et sitifis et masculus et tagora juste dans l'est du pays

[@khiblohadushitbahtebiw1735]

Many were destroyed by the french invasion like in Thenia Bni aicha

[@قاهرالعبيد-ي8ط]

قارة الجزائر ما اشاء الله 🤲 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@lytofamily]

Wow!!! amazing places 🥰❤👍

[@erikpeterson25]

Beautiful ...thx for posting ...

[@leen_smit]

Thanks for the upload from your video friend, it's very beautiful. Greetings from Leen and have a great weekend. 👍 👍 👍

[@RKP-wi7cc]

Significant era and structures.We imagine a little bit of that Golden Time. 👌👌👍👍

[@neyshasuherman6070]

Saluran ini sangat luar biasa....menambah wawasan peninggalan sejarah dunia....terima kasih videonya tuan🙏🙏🙏

[@TRUTHRULES777]

I can only imagine as beautiful as it still is how it was in it’s glory❤️

[@angelakovacs128]

Wonderful, thank you very much!

[@ourmeltedreality8731]

Amazing footage

[@alexdann1732]

❤❤❤❤Amazing

[@Sibawedanpastikalah]

Terimaksih milosh videomu memperlihatkan kecerdasan orang di masa lampau....

[@tonyporco9524]

Beautiful video as usual! I know I suggested it before, but I still think a video of my hometown, Washington, D.C., would be a great one for your channel (including the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, National Zoo, et al.) I think what reminded me was that so much of the architecture here in D.C. was influenced by Roman architecture as seen in ruins like these.

[@dontbeafraidimhere5421]

Please shoot these historical places in Karnataka 🙏 1) Hoysala architecture Temple's (Beluru, Halebedu, Somanathapura, Belavadi, Amruthapura, javagal Etc..) 2) Mysuru Palace 3) Bijapura Gol gumbaz & other monuments 4) Chalukya architecture Temple's (Lakkundi, Dambal, itagi, Gadag, laxmeshwar, annigeri etc..) 5) Shravanabelagola & Kambadalli Jain monuments 6) Chitradurga Fort & Chandravalli archaelogical site 7) Bidar fort and historical monuments

[@kytaristka]

Beautiful movie, thanks 🙂

[@abdouxx2012]

ما شاء الله

[@ZoulikhaChamoin-ei8mo]

الله يبارك وطني الحبيب الجزائر 🇩🇿🤍❤💚

[@fitnurse27]

Wow . Very amazing. 😍🥰

[@hanaberakova6859]

Páni 😱😱 fantastické místo.. člověk by tak nějraději vrátil čas a nahlédl do doby, kdy tohle místo bylo v době rozkvětu. Mozaiky a sochy jsou naprosto překrásné..

[@capricornegalaxy5393]

La Ville de Constantine en Algérie a plus de 2500 ans d'existence. Les habitants natifs appelés amazighs en Algérie existent depuis 3000 ans si on va plus au Sud en Algérie notamment dans la Ville mystérieuse de sefar on trouve un véritable musée à ciel ouvert dans les rochers ou sont gravés des gravures rupestres mystérieuses qui datent de plus de 12000 Ans Ajoutez que plus au Nord de l'Algérie dans la région de ain lahneche une équipe de chercheurs a mis à jour a la découverte d'un être humain datant de plus de 2.5 millions d'années découverte qui a changé beaucoup de choses et remis en question certaines thèses.

[@WisdomPrime]

This is a beautiful location 😍

[@antareseditions]

Waouh Timgad!!!❤

[@gulcanozogullar6853]

Çok güzel teşekkürler 🌹

[@rankfrankfurtde91]

LES GRANDS TRÉSORS D ALGÉRIE ❤❤❤❤

[@wnklee6878]

This is how the world looks after 2000 years. Gives us an idea about our own lives.

[@hulagabal]

Who makes video better than you? My answer is No one. Thank you ❤

[@jawadali700]

Wonderful

[@ЛарисаСухова-ь8л]

Thank you so much🏛👍👍👍

[@mariadasgracasferreira7313]

Paz e Bem Uma cidade em ruínas um abençoado dia

[@nc3765]

Mulțumesc 😊.

[@mohamedsouadi1000]

Mashallah meine Heimat 🇩🇿🥹

[@Balthazare69]

Zaista prelepo 😊😊😊

[@mariaclaramoura3114]

Com o seu vídeo podemos fazer uma pequena ideia de que foi a cidade. Imagino uma cidade bonita para aqueles tempos.

[@wolfman3295]

I knew the Roman Empire was vast at one time but I didn't know Algeria was a a part of that empire. Thank you

[@Héctor889-k5h]

The Roman Empire was very powerful and covered important territories in Europa,North Africa and Middle East. In Algeria the persons speak Arabic and Bereber,is very important the bereber architecture, however,I prefer the Persian architecture than Bereber architecture, I investigating about the history of Persian Empire,Iran,Irak,Afghanistan,Mongol Empire,history of the Indian Subcontinent and Pakistan. Algeria was colonized for Roman Empire in 146 B.C and it was called Numidia,after the Roman Empire fell, the Vándalos and Bizantine Empire invaded Algeria,however,didn't last long, because the Arabs invaded and conquest Algeria and it's become in a part of Muslim world,after,other empires and dynasties invaded Algeria,for example, Almoravids,Otoman Empire,but the most important Empire was the French Empire,it's began in 1830 and ended in 1962,in 1962,Algeria became in a republic. After the independence, Algeria suffered armed conflicts, terrorist attacks,and in 1990 the Algerian civil war began and it finished in 2002. In present Times,Algeria is very interesting for the roman archeological sites, beaches and natural spaces, is an Islamic country . Greetings from Costa Rica 🇨🇷

[@wolfman3295]

@@Héctor889-k5h Thanks for the info.

[@ImadHadjersi]

@@Héctor889-k5h actually Algeria was extremely peaceful after its independence, many consider the period from 1962 to late 1980's the golden era of Algeria. Terrorist attacks and the civil war only started in the 90's. Also, Algeria has the most roman ruins after Italy, even in my neighborhood you can find roman constructions in between two modern houses, right by a sidewalk and so on..

[@zakiyala4509]

​@@ImadHadjersithe biggest terrorist are the 3isaba of army the sons of colonial france 99% of Algerian are Muslims and peaceful people don't spread this misinformation about my country like that

[@nc3765]

Sănătate ,😮👍

[@jacquesb1909]

Bonjour du Canada Québec très beau vidéo 🎥 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@marceloherrera9739]

Excelente, saludos desde 🇨🇱.

[@alga51]

Grandiiso! ❤

[@eduardomirandagaray6053]

Fantastics salute from chile🤘🤙🤙

[@damaskhaoula4777]

This are numidian cities that where conquered by the roman later , then the roman put there touch in it of course but they were founded by the kingdom of numidia excepet timgad that was found by rhe romans , algeria is great mix of southern and northern Mediterranean civilisation a truely underrate gem

[@kamellesdunes3936]

💯 I agree Numidia and phénicienne was already there when Algeria become allies to Rome

[@roiloubia4483]

Exactly..

[@coastofkonkan]

Wow. How long it must've taken to build it & it STILL remains is amazing. Carving is not as intricate as Indian temples.

[@starcapture3040]

Such beautiful city so similar to Jerash!

[@이용현-z3j]

The big city had been built in the desert by the Roman empire. It's marvelous. It's a question how the citizens' life style such as foods, waters ~ were managed. Thanks for your video. 😍

[@yasminegivenchy9584]

That's not a desert though, it snows in most of these cities in the winter

[@alpha_centaurus5396]

IAM algerian , this is not desert and it's snowy and very cold in the Winter ❄️🥶

[@ImadHadjersi]

The romans never built anything in the algerian desert, rather in the north (mostly in the coast and the mountains)

[@VANH00L]

what desert are you talking about

[@casbalond7676]

It wasn't built in the desert It was built on the Mediterranean coast.