The best falafel in Egypt 🇪🇬 vA 3

[@agnesrosalinde]

Omg these kids. They are the same everywhere.

[@rob7819]

Yes!Always love to start my Saturday with a new video from Mr Kino Yves.Thanks buddy.🇮🇪

[@husseinshawky6000]

as an Egyptian am so glad that you enjoyed there.... your vibe is just amazing and you seemed to a very good and lovely person... hope you revisit... love from Egypt ❤

[@airplanesimulator7940]

It’s very funny because when you were in bani swaif and Abu seer police were limiting your movement and their excuse was your own safety, but look now you are in the middle of the locals and nothing wrong happened. I think the Egyptian people are not harmful but the police and the government are

[@KinoYves]

Very true

[@formusic1125]

Not only are you correct, but what Kino was told wasn't even law or legislation, just a power tripping police authority who make decisions in the moment :(

[@airplanesimulator7940]

​@@formusic1125 it's weird because i know that revolutions are made against centralism and dictatorship but what happened in Egypt is that they replaced bad with worst

[@formusic1125]

@@airplanesimulator7940 :(, I'm from Egypt and i was there during the revolution, saw the change from revolution back to dictatorship too.. thankfully I made it out of there many years ago.

[@airplanesimulator7940]

@@formusic1125 I hope that Egypt will return back soon to be free again from dictatorship and will be led by genuine people. I hope I can visit Egypt someday when it’s in a better situation cause I loved to see it since I was a kid

[@andreidmny]

The kids at 3:32 are so cute! That song sent me back to my childhood when I first heard it in Tom and Jerry. 😀

[@zaltanking9915]

Literally gave him like a welcoming party 😭

[@arcanewondersfann1567]

This kids were cute but last kids were animals

[@CantonSecurity]

It so wonderful to see you be able to interact with everyone wherever you go.

[@chronicbionic5442]

What a great attitude you have and so open to people, a very good example to all travellers

[@z.alvarez1315]

Those falafels ok so delicious. I really enjoy watching your videos as you give a real street side view. It makes one feel like we are tagging along in your travels.

[@loadin2887]

I consider myself a well informed person, yet I've genuinely never heard someone simply explain why to not eat meat for lunch during hot times in a simplified understable way like that as far as length of digestion. I've been lurking but that earned a sub. This content is absolutely fantastic and I wish you success both on here and in your travels, hopefully the algorithim keeps picking you up and feeding into folks recommended, this is one of the best travel vlogs there is.

[@Dionysiandreams]

Maybe next time he will tell you really slowly and methodicly why not to eat yellow snow. Then maybe you can donate to his patreon ;)

[@nebojsa1976]

You are well informed person and you didn't know that when you eat meat, you increase your body temperature??? Are you like 2 year old baby. Everyone knows this.

[@loadin2887]

​@@Dionysiandreams If a swede could explain that to me in english, french, arabic, and swedish, I'd give them a complement for being multi lingual and explaining a biomechanical process well in simple english. Sorry giving someone an "atta boy" made you feel need to be mean.

[@metam.devad.neimte9212]

مسلامين ولاالضالين .اطلب .بفتح كل شي فلوس وإعلانات ومطلبات .وشكران جزيلان .البنك المركزي العماني .الفرع البنك

[@Sakuraigi]

@@loadin2887 you are just a normie nerd

[@tonychin1091]

Great video as always. I went to Egypt in april for a few days and I was able to see only main tourist attractions around Cairo, well.. I left with very bad impression of people and I did not enjoy the vibe of this country. Also that time I came from Jordan where I spent over a month so I got used to Jordanian hospitality. But as always you can't judge a nation just by it's capital and a few bad experiences you've had, so it's great to see some local interactions and non-touristy places in your videos. That's why I love your vlogs. Thanks man!

[@terryhughes7349]

The kids are freaking out on the camera. So cool you got to swim in the Nile that's a dream of mine. Great episode.

[@Dionysiandreams]

Yeah, best part was when he grabbed the camera from the kid he gave it to because he got so worried to loose it. Like: "that´s enough, that´s enough". This channel is so unintentionally funny, It´s the abuse every tourist has to endure in these places (google Egypt backpacking) and still be like: "This place is so amazing" because they payed to be there and their pride wont let them just leave. It is hilarious!

[@BootyButtocks]

@@Dionysiandreams I've yet to see someone filming in Egypt and not getting harassed in AT LEAST one of their videos, the saddest part is, i know the 'bad' things these travel vloggers show are only minor annoyances, they probably delete or decide not to show stuff that's too extreme. It's partly their fault tho, stop smiling to people randomly, stop trying to have conversations when you don't understand what people are saying while your face is stretched with a smile from Africa to Europe. STOP SMILING, it makes them think you're weak and dumb. And he should have been more aggressive with the kids to get his camera back, to teach them a lesson not just stand there doing nothing for so long.

[@srikika]

After the last few video, I'm glad to see you enjoying a bit over there! Hope the experience is much better from here on..

[@humdialaqad1206]

Wow that's awsome I hope you're having great time in egypt😃

[@lorenaromanelli6878]

Congratulations on the courage to take a bath in the Nile. Antibodies to the stars and not crocodiles in the vicinity. Unique experience. This is pure adventure 🤞🌷😘

[@yahyasmam]

Yes, Now you’re in Sudan❤️❤️❤️your best ever videos in Sudan

[@mateuszsliwinski4775]

good to see you back on track. Have fun : )

[@Mossezful]

Most common words said by Yves : "hummmmso good" 😂😂

[@jugoslavnamljidjiu9021]

Wow the kids go crazy

[@extramusicana1066]

Hy im from egypt and i lovve your beautiful videos andd your soul U really test alot off traditional tasty food ! And thats make me verry excited to see how u like it 😊 and of course i dont like the end of video when the children bothering you but anyway its supposed they r angel's hhhhhhh😅 Welcome in Egypt ❤

[@mqandil]

Unfortunately I don’t think he is planning to go back to Egypt again after the terrible mistreatment from the police. Hopefully one day the policy will be changed allowing tourists to come back and enjoy Egypt freely without police harassment and experience the beautiful Egyptian people.

[@WondeSheta]

Stay safe Yves Happy travels broo😊😊😊😊

[@E.La.Vo.Ie.]

Très heureux de voir que tu es pu récupérer ton vélo après cette désagréable et inquiétante escapade en prison. J’espère que cela ne t’as pas coûté trop cher. Bonne continuation dans ton aventure Signé: cousin du Québec

[@KinoYves]

Non, ça va, au final, je m'en suis plutôt bien sorti avec cette histoire d'être prisonnier, ça ne m'a pas coûté grand chose, à part le fait de ne pas traverser l'Égypte en vélo.

[@BH-bz2nb]

Hi Yves, uppload more now please, At Once!!

[@KinoYves]

???? I explained why I can't upload more.

[@safeerdammam4074]

Hello, in this video, I see that fatigue and resentment are visible on your face, and I do not blame you for what happened to you, but you have given us strength and faced difficulties, continue your work and we support you

[@mikedilinger5003]

I am opening KZbin and BINGO , thank you Kino for the new video

[@Work.Harder00]

man i am one of your big fans good look

[@unknownici]

Hahah those kids are funny 😂

[@_9287ArmyMan]

Nice to see your vehicle is back and you too! Hope for seeing new interesting videos :)

[@toplaptop704]

Nice you enjoy in aswan happy journey

[@ГеоргийПетухов-ф8э]

По возможности не купайтесь в Ниле,можно заболеть серьезным заболеванием....хотя я не знал и тоже искупался....

[@zombieat]

aswan is the first city in upper egypt in the direction of the nile flow (south to north). lower nubia ends at the fist cataract just southwest of the city.

[@supernova1976]

Aswan seams 1000 times nicer than Cairo, thanks to you if I ever visit Egypt I will skip Cairo .

[@KinoYves]

Aswan is a great place

[@slackAlice61]

It's so good to see your video's back online, Aswan was my favourite place it Egypt it seemed different from the rest of the country, maybe its the Nubian influence. I hope you manage to cycle some more around Aswan and a chance to explore, I remember the dam being very impressive and Abu simble.

[@fatimahmaginnis9802]

🥰 We are really glad you are fine. Be more careful on your travels. Take care of yourself.

[@eslamfares7050]

It's so nice but the children are very annoyed 🤣

[@memesoso737]

Bonne vidéo ,sauf les cris des enfants à la fin 😂😂

[@philsteynberg7348]

Great video, thx.

[@ASBlondontravel]

Good afternoon from London city smashed that like buddy 💜

[@KinoYves]

Thank you!

[@HajarTiziana6209]

Bravo pour tes vidéo !Bonne continuation 😊

[@sarmadrkabi5361]

Nice journey and you are social person with such a Nice smile

[@a.g-a.p-israel]

put some tahini in the pita bread, you will enjoy more from the falfel.😎

[@thekingdie]

have fun bro iam new here but like ur videos good luck

[@user-ou6jn9ht5f]

It is crazy place to drive let alone with bike, I always worry that people can’t see you riding your bike cus how low it is specially a very congested cities like in Egypt. I know it is disappointing but be safe this is the country limited numbers of truth tellers I noticed

[@halitosis75]

Stay safe Yves. Happy travels.

[@Nada_2018]

You will love Sudan

[@vincenttacconia2903]

Merci dommage que la vidéo est courte vivement la suite

[@YU52672h]

you are a good man

[@yibeltalbeyabel7234]

The noise of the vehicle horns, not normal to me.

[@deepmisha5859]

I like this, Egyptian children are not afraid of the cold or of crocodiles or snakes that are found in the waters of the Nile. They really inspired the heroes and descendants of the Pharaohs 👍👍👍

[@mohamedfaragelnagar7258]

In egypt, Nile is safe. The High Dam prevents crocodiles, u can find it behind the dam in the lake (Naser lake)

[@andrewmandrivnyk]

You are like me when filming saying Basically million times 😂

[@للهمعجللوليكالفرج-غ8ذ]

You are a very good person so I love you

[@bang-bangtv6091]

On a trop l'impression d'y être.. j'adore !

[@aymanelserafey4079]

Welcome to our country sir

[@vornamenachname8596]

Dear Yves. I think, at least but not least. I was a follower of your KZbin channel, started at the top and point of my personal respectful view. Your thoughts or style was maybe, and I like to communicate and to encourage. I never did a public vlog, and I sign it off. I will never ever publish public traveling experiences. However, yes confirmed by me. Almost every corner, you've been in. Confirmed by me. I did face and visit similar places as like you. Sometimes only 1cm did reflect a kind of defined differences. Please continue as like you are. I am one of your KZbin people supporting fan. A follower liking your different approach.

[@KinoYves]

Thank you 😊

[@awaap]

How much did you pay for the falafel sandwich? The price of one is supposed to be approximately 5 pounds

[@fahemanathr0885]

Iam kurdish Thank you Best luck to you

[@مقارنات_الجيوش]

go to alexandria

[@supannee576]

I really love your vlogs nice food farafel very yummy

[@alexalexis7121]

Lol kids were too excited

[@لاا]

You are a very kind and beautiful man, do not withdraw on the channel 😳

[@kerrysupporter]

Those children are a bit wild

[@ethiopiatekdem7201]

Ethiopian Kids are cool and respectful! but this kids oh my God😂

[@Pink-tj3ex]

those kids are good at swimming😅

[@PedroPerez-sd6vi]

even those kids bullied you, I would have left immediately

[@ebnthiqar5147]

احلى شي المصعد 😂😂 حزين ‏‪3:29‬‏

[@notmaac]

one of the kids forgot his own name lol.

[@robindavis2137]

I think it's the government. that's bad there..the people aren't the problem.But.I wish you well Yves.Happy and safe travels

[@mohame105]

Beautiful I Egyptian 🇪🇬

[@johnhermiz4824]

Hi Yves upload more video a bout Aswan with thanks

[@GORO911]

Historically Aswan was a transitioning Area between North Africa and the black African world indeed. But that doesn't mean Aswan is Nubian. It has been inhabited by Upper Egyptians for thousands of years. According to ancient Greeks you start to see Nubians when reach the island of Elephantine. But that of course has changed now and you meet Nubians all over Aswan no problem. Nevertheless in ancient times Elephantine was the border area between Upper Egyptians and Nubians.

[@KinoYves]

Thank you for the explanation.

[@AsiaMinor12]

Egypt was black before all the Asian and European invasions.

[@GORO911]

@@AsiaMinor12 Neither Egypt nor any North African country were ever black.

[@nefertut6750]

@@AsiaMinor12 yeah, probably 30 000 years ago, but the asian influence started long before 5000 BC. Pharaonic culture started at 3000 BC.

[@user-sq9kj4yt1w]

@@nefertut6750 هل انن احمق إفريقيا ليست سوداء معروف كلما اتجهت جنوبا كلما ذزت سمارا انا تسكن في شمال مصر الفرق بين موقعي وبين قبرص بضع كيلو مترات سكان شمال إفريقيا عرقيتهم امازيغ وأقباط وانا شديد البياض وهذا هو الطبيعي

[@arafashokry]

I hope you will come to the pyramids, it is beautiful and fun

[@Yossef15s]

انا مصري وبتبعك عااش

[@mohamedsayed1570]

ياخي المصرين دول جاحدين ودمهم خفيف 😂😂😂

[@smsm4793]

فضيحتنا بقت بجلاجل 😂😂😂😂

[@mohamedsayed1570]

@@smsm4793 حصل وكده كده محدش فاهم احنا بنقول ايه😂😂😂😂

[@smsm4793]

@@mohamedsayed1570حصل😂😂😂

[@smsm4793]

لا بس زعلانه اوى والله الفيديوهات إلى قبل ده قال فيها كلام مش كويس على مصر وعلينا..وهوا إلى غلطان أساساً... والى فهمته كده من فيديوهاته والى خد بالى منه كمان أنه جى متحظر مننا.. يعنى حد مديله فكره وحشه عننا. وهوا سافر كل الدول العربية وبيقعد فيها شهور وقبل ميجا على مصر كان في الاردن تفتكر هما السبب في حاجة زى كده. يعنى قالوله حاجه عننا .

[@smsm4793]

شوف كده اول فيديوهات ليه في مصر...اول مجه.. و قولى رئيك اى... أنا اتضايقتك جدا ..ومصدقت لقيت مصري بيتفرج عليه علشان اكلمه 😢

[@فاديالعبويني]

How I wish you would come back to Jordan so that we can give you the duty of hospitality. I regret that I did not meet you and give you the duty of hospitality.. Please tell us what is your impression of Jordan

[@ciaplinlucky7410]

i am sorry for what happened to you, i was wondering hearing you say that the people where saying that tourists haven't the right to go across the country freely but it is right thing that they can come in Europe illegally and pretend for their rights.

[@charlottemaylin3430]

I went years ago to Aswan & Abu Simbel. It seemed a calmer city, but the hassle all over the country was terrible!

[@welshmanwxm]

Bloody kids lol Aww they were well excited, bless em

[@robertddew3784]

ههههه مصر تحفه

[@anonymous6.9]

مليان بالكثميات زي اللي في الڤيديو😂

[@irinafromrussialove]

HELLO TO ALL MY DEAR FRIENDS ❤️😘🌺

[@musictimemz3014]

The kids very noty 😄😂😂

[@nadiamahmoud7959]

I have to tell you that it was a bad experience in Beni Suef😮But la vie continue🌸

[@musictimemz3014]

Wlc to egypt ❤️

[@snorkosaurus]

Why not just get out midway somewhere on a random station so the police looses track of you and just start riding, maybe put on a camoflauge of some sort :)

[@zorgxx3525]

Salut Yves Pourquoi il y a 13 vidéos masqués sur l'Egypte?

[@KinoYves]

Parce qu'il me reste 13 vidéos Egyptiennes à publier.

[@felipeturbayr]

I wonder why the water is so cold considering the high temperature over there!

[@Error_1v4]

يخربيت ام العيال اللي بتشتم فضحوا مصر 😂😂الواد بيسب الدين 😂😂😂❤️❤️

[@مقارنات_الجيوش]

هو بيروح اماكن شعبية اكيد حيقابل

[@fareseldeshy2349]

ايوه الله ياسطا هيفضحونا 🤣🤣

[@رحاباحمد-و2ل]

@@مقارنات_الجيوش سايب أماكن فزيعه وراح الأماكن دي معرفش لي

[@مريمصالحعبيدخطاب]

Hi kino yves goog day

[@MetalMilitia80s]

Funny that the guy sitting beside him in train is a securtiy agent

[@0yousef10]

new subscriber🥰

[@Cleopatra1233]

What the little boy was singing in French?

[@xoshnaw3995]

when you will come back to kurditqn?

[@KarimBagatelle]

vous êtes un exemple il suffit d'un rien pour voyager et on sen rend compte en visionnant vos vidéos le minimum de confort requis

[@baskaranchinnappan4650]

Good. South India. Tamilnadu.

[@salamfrienax7261]

10:54 R.I.P for every sensing of my hearing 😵‍💫

[@KinoYves]

😅

[@saidmo1797]

Good luck

[@moataz585]

Interesting I wish to do it

[@yasserzx]

How much you pay for falafel 2 sandwich ?

[@annamaria8953]

You lost a lot of weight....Your videos are very interesting....well done.

[@fareseldeshy2349]

لبوسه ابن خالتى مروه الله يخرب بيتكم فضحتونا 🤣😂

[@m.h-6motivaction66]

And how much does your aciette cost?

[@earlbee3196]

The ancient region of Nubia lay in northeastern Africa, straddling the border between the modern-day countries of Egypt and Sudan. Its history is entwined with that of ancient Egypt, its neighbor to the north. About 2950 bc, pharaohs (kings) of Egypt’s 1st dynasty began to rise. They conquered Nubia south of Aswan, introducing Egyptian cultural influence to the African peoples scattered along the banks of the Nile River. For centuries Nubia faced a series of military expeditions from Egypt in search of slaves or building materials for royal tombs. The Nubians were no match for Egypt’s armies. However, the interactions arising from their enslavement and colonization led to ever-increasing African influence upon the art, culture, and religion of Egypt. ancient Egypt and Nubia in the New Kingdom Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Nubia developed into an important channel for trade between the interior of Africa and Egypt and-from there-the Mediterranean world and Southwest Asia. Nubian gold and stones such as diorite and carnelian were in great demand in Egypt. In addition, the only good route across the vast desert of the Sahara, providing access to peoples in tropical Africa to the south, passed through Nubia. Nubian traders obtained ivory, ebony, incense, ostrich feathers, animal hides, and live animals from peoples to the south and then exported these items to Egypt. Nubians traded slaves as well. The Nubians are thought to have imported grain, wine, beer, and honey as well as such products as copper tools, textiles, jewelry, and other luxury goods. Sometime after 2181 bc a new wave of immigrants entered Nubia from Libya, in the west, where the increasing dryness of the Sahara drove them to settle along the Nile as cattle farmers. Other branches of these people seem to have gone beyond the Nile to the Red Sea Hills, while still others pushed south and west. These newcomers assimilated the existing Nubian population without opposition from Egypt, developing their own distinct civilization with unique crafts, architecture, and social structure. Egypt renewed its push into Nubia in the Middle Kingdom period, which began in 1938 bc. The Nubians resisted but still fell under military occupation. When the Hyksos people invaded Egypt from Asia in the 17th century bc, many Nubians fought with Egypt as mercenaries. At the same time, as Egypt’s power declined, the Kushite people of southern Nubia seized the opportunity to assert their independence. They established a kingdom that ruled part of southern Egypt before being destroyed by the Egyptian pharaoh Amenhotep I about 1500 bc. Egypt then ruled Nubia as a colony, dividing the region into two administrative units: Wawat in the north and Kush (or Cush) in the south. Meroe pyramids © heckepics-iStock/Getty Images © heckepics-iStock/Getty Images A new Kush kingdom arose about 800 bc with its capital at Napata. By about 715 bc all of Egypt had come under its control. The Kushite ruler Shabaka moved the capital to Memphis and founded Egypt’s 25th dynasty. By 663 bc Assyrian invaders had forced the Kushites out of Egypt, and about 592 Egypt sacked Napata. The Kushites moved south and established a new capital at Meroe, near what is now Khartoum, Sudan, where the Kush kingdom survived for another 900 years. About ad 350 the kingdom of Aksum invaded Kush and destroyed Meroe. Christian missionaries arrived in Nubia in the 6th century ad. Soon the region was home to three Christian kingdoms: Nobatia, Makuria, and ʿAlwah. Muslim Arabs conquered Egypt in the 7th century ad but established a peaceful coexistence with the Nubian kingdoms that lasted hundreds of years. ʿAlwah, the last surviving Christian kingdom, finally fell to the Arabs about 1500.