The Nile - On the Banks of the World's Longest River | Free Documentary Nature

The Nile - On the Banks of the World's Longest River | Nature Documentary
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This documentary presents us with opulent images of fabulous landscapes and fascinating people that make a living in the Nile valley, between optimism and tradition, with fantasy and creativity.
No other river is as cloaked in mystery as the Nile and no other river rules the surrounding countryside through which it flows quite as much as the Nile.
We experience the dawn of a great civilisation, whose buildings still cause us to stare in sheer astonishment to this very day.
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[@faysalharoun2899]

Nothing beats learning something about other Cultures, the River Nile originates from my Country Uganda, am proud of that

[@natiman2437]

hahaha 85% of Nile come from Ethiopia. read or ask your parents

[@hidayaabdellah4926]

you mean the 15 % of all.but the rest 85% is from Ethiopia the name is Abaay.

[@prosantamukherjee2901]

True, I was at Jinja 20 years ago. I saw the "Source of the Nile" and also the Jinja Sailing Club beside Lake Victoria. Fortunate to go on 2 hour Cruise on the Lake.

[@mocua2910]

@@natiman2437 it's not the longest from Ethiopia but it's the longest from lake victoria.

[@mocua2910]

@ Faysal Haroun it originates from the deepest congo forest into lake victoria then flows to egypt

[@ezradamie2836]

Really nice to see how Egyptians love the river Nile and see their daily life. what I don't understand is they all say it's dying. We Ethiopians are planting billions of trees every year so that rain became abundant. when it rains in Ethiopia, the Nile will go larger in Egypt. we (including Sudan) can use the Nile for thousands of years to come. we should abolish distrust among us and work together.

[@jeremihnjuguna4890]

I have travelled to Egypt via the documentary and I like it 😊

[@rondanew9916]

Yes trees are the answer to save the world 🌍 plant many.

[@Sammy-lz1vi]

How about the Dams that you have built? Aren't they affecting the level of the Nile?

[@nikush42mena45]

No worty egipy have great underground water

[@Dr-x0324]

We “ Egyptian “ hope soo

[@reinsonkibisu2056]

The Nile goes through Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Kenya, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Sudan, Eritrea, and Egypt we are all people of the Nile.

[@prayngrindtv4830]

Why you rolling your eyes

[@reinsonkibisu2056]

@@prayngrindtv4830 am not rolling my eyes it’s not even a video how do you know or your just lying.

[@prayngrindtv4830]

Not you bro the chick with emoji what your saying is true

[@reinsonkibisu2056]

@@prayngrindtv4830 ok now I see it it’s Iam Emily.

[@kyrawhite5991]

Wow what a special place i would love to see it!!!!!

[@GloryDaze73]

I could watch 100 more of these type of doccies! I find Egypt and the nile to be fascinating topics.

[@DaanPyrography]

The culture of living those people, man big respect! May nature bless them!

[@roger3911]

if you ever have a chance to visit, THEN DO IT! Went on a cruise down the Nile 2 yrs ago......brings a feeling of awe, humility and realizing how "insignificant" we are as individuals when looking at the bigger pic of thousands of yrs of history and culture. Is a bit expensive to get there, but once in Egypt, it is a very affordable trip.

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Taking a trip on the Nile is way up there on my list. Absolutely!

[@bobbates6642]

Sure sit back relax have a few beers

[@___beyondhorizon4664]

​@@FreeDocumentaryNature my Nile River Cruise was $55/night including commission for the travel agent. I took it during September 2021 still COVID period and little restrictions. I highly recommend a trip to the Sinai peninsula Sharm El-Shake, Dahab and Neweiba. My hostel in Neweiba was beach 🛖 hut few feet away from the Red Sea. It was very close to Israel border town -Toba.

[@___beyondhorizon4664]

Did you get the chance to visit the Sinai peninsula Sharm El-Shake Dahab or Neweiba? I climb the Moses mountain and st Catherine's monestary, saw the site of the Burning Bushes

[@robbieandkimberly]

Your documentaries show us that there is a force not wanting us to see the truth about how amazing people of the world truly are,

[@Gwaycee]

Colonial forces, obviously, among others. Helps them to maintain their colonial dominance and thus cheap access to natural resources.

[@dorisbeckman5250]

This channel is better than the entire Netflix...God bless you!

[@moalajamir6171]

I subscribed to this Chanel bcoz of ur comment.

[@david_davie7843]

True

[@davidbanahene307]

I did it too lol😂

[@crystalwater505]

I really like how simple yet beautiful the area is. Those people have a great sense of community that you really don't see in first world countries. I think a simple life living in the beautiful areas around Egyptians River Nile with a good sense of community seems more stress free than living in the USA where it's all about being independent and having pressure upon pressure on one in that kind of society. I think it kind of explains why so many people go crazy and do terrible things like Chris Watts while in places like Egypt you don't hear much of that ever happening. Yes first world countries are much richer, but you also have more pressure on you from that society unlike communities near the River Nile where it's simple, yet you have more community support which seems to be much easier on a person's mental state. Just my opinion though.

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

I like it. Thank you for sharing.

[@relisbetrel]

I agree. In first world countries, we do have many luxuries but so much happens on a daily basis. No country is without crime of course, but this documentary does show a more peaceful way of living.

[@___beyondhorizon4664]

I visited all over Egypt in September 3021 for 30 days, including 3 nights on the Elephant island in a hostel own by Nubian/ Egyptian. I travel the world, my Egyptian experience was so so compared to Morocco and Turkey. The Egyptian working in tourism were pusy, aggressive, it was a turned off for me. I never saw the hostel owner in 3 days, I called her to know the details of my different tours, she didn't answer her phone. The aunt collected my money and only came in the morning. I accidentally came across a Nubian wedding took place at midnight till 5am. I made a short video on the midnight Nubian wedding posted on my KZbin channel under my profile. I had better experience on the West Luxor and Sinai Peninsula. I was able to shop peacefully without aggressive vendors on the Sinai peninsula, Sharm El-Shake and Neweiba. I gave up shopping near temples due to the aggressive vendors and demanding 3 times more prices. When tourist sign up for 5 nights Nile River Cruise, it's actually 3 nights between Aswan and Luxor fixed routes. The other 3 nights, tourist actually just spent the night on the cabin where the cruise docks! They never explained it, other tourist I met were frustrated because they felt like they were tricked. The Red Sea is still pristine and seldom feature on the media, which is actually better. Mass tourism will ruin it. If you are looking for some tranquility, spend a few nights at Sharm El-Shake and Dahab or Neweiba, it's a divers favorite, strolling on the Red Sea beaches. My hostel in Neweiba was a beach 🛖 hut. I have watched this documentary a few times, each time I saw few more details.

[@garysara969]

Great documentary. The Nile is on my "Bucket List" God willing.

[@petera5894]

I love this place . The last 10 years i visited 3 times .thank you god

[@momenbadriy]

In Egypt, the mother of the world, I love these videos, thank you

[@user-vh1si2zl9w]

I’m so glad I found this channel!!!

[@wuokmayangjanguan1591]

This is beautiful documentary. I understand every word those men say. It reminds me of my home actually . In my country, South Sudan, there are lot of markets like that one in which cattle are sold. The animals market are always noisy because some men try to take advantage of each other.

[@ericpitre4031]

Bet yu glad yu live here now. Welcom

[@wuokmayangjanguan1591]

@@ericpitre4031 Welcome? To where ?🤔

[@ericpitre4031]

@@wuokmayangjanguan1591 s sudan silly. Isnt that what yu said

[@lazystalker1]

This was very good, thank you for posting. It's so good to see a perspective of places from the people who live there and not just tourist views. So interesting and a good variety of different personal aspects. ... But that black Cobra, .. made me squirm in my seat. Cheers.

[@davidmark5142]

how are you doing ross get back to me

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Initials NB

[@lazystalker1]

@@NazriB ??? 🤔

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

The Nile - On the Banks of the World's Longest River The Nile has been a witness for thousands of years to the dawn of great civilisations, whose monuments were and still astonish us with the greatness and innovation of humanity. Today, the people live between tradition and optimism with fantasy and creativity. No other river is cloaked in as much mystery as the Nile and no other river rules the surrounding countryside through which it flows quite as regally as the Nile. With opulent, magical images, our documentary presents the amazing landscapes and fascinating people that live along the river Nile. A river that conjures up all sorts of things. The Mummy, Death on the Nile, and many other famous stories in written and visual form, have taken us to the lands of the Pharaoh. #freedocumentary #nature

[@stevensmith2085]

Thanks for putting this documentary together for us ❤

[@francismadoshi8529]

You forgot to mention that the Dinkas of the Sudan are the tallest humans on the globe! Also, the Nile River passes through fabled Mountains of the Moon. Please mention that too!

[@VidyaRamsumairsingh-iw6jo]

😂 Instagram Facebook messenger mmmm make s me wonder if I am typing to people ho is dole chadee anyway I think people do not understand me now Instagram any time I on dole name is there why I have said it I went there in dole chadee LA with cg and army what is there to remember mother Durga ❤ and allot of fruits you will me again I am taking to long that's all

[@mwendageoffrey2108]

The rivers I nyanza Basin in Kenya like river Nzoia , Yala , sondu etc contributes immensely to existence of river Nile,

[@relaxingblog]

Slept the deepest and best to this last night, here again to play it for tonight, thank you :)

[@ganeshpujari1346]

The turning point of the Nile👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Documentaries

[@GehanAdel]

Actually one of the most respectful and regarding documentary about those regions really it contains new information to me 🌷 thanks 🎉

[@tarltonjohns6806]

What I learned from video is that people from the Nile are working for their family to have money and they have markets there. People somehow in Africa are doing their jobs and planting fruits and vegetables outside their houses and wanted to show people some respect on they've done it. Hot air balloons were good on flying transportation from the land to the sky. People learned to cook bread and fishing on the lake for fish to eat and they like to paint pictures for their creations that they made. All of us sometimes we do things wrong and do things right with respect as we keep on doing things productive and learning our knowledge to encourage our skills and to develop our strength to the environment so that we could keep our country clean and our personal developments.

[@adrianaaraujo2885]

I love this channel, Seriously! One more follow you guys have😊❤👏

[@simwaduncan777]

I miss the Deadliest roads episodes. When are you uploading them? 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@billmurray1431]

Wow what a beautiful little baby that was. A little angel

[@francoisedandre3644]

On s'y allonge aisément, dans ce fascinant documentaire !

[@JasPlun]

When I see videos like this I appreciate the developers of the Game Assasin's Creed Origins even more. They paid so much attention to detail it made feel like I was seeing Egypt the way it was thousands of years ago.

[@soubhikmukherjee6871]

The Nile is a blessing for us.

[@vishramphadnis2886]

Great journey. I had been to Egypt but I enjoyed real Nile in this video. Thanks.

[@kathymohsin5867]

En todos los países donde crusa el nilo tienen que cuidarlo reforestandolo y mantenerlo limpió porque es una bendición

[@Egyptuse]

احب تعليقك❤

[@salliegallegos918]

The scenery is breathtaking. That is one cruise I would gladly take.

[@worldcitizeng6507]

I took a Nile cruise in September 2021, yes during covid19 with mask in public places. It cheaper to ask local hotels to connect you to a cruise after arriving in Egypt luxor or Aswan. I paid $55/ night for 2 nights cruise all inclusive. You have to shop around or just walk into the cruise docks by the river to bargain if you have time. If someone quote you for 3 or 5 nights cruise you'll just paying for the room for additional nights while the cruise just docks by the ricer. The actual time to reach other luxor or Aswan is only 2 nights. I typically eat 2 meals/day, so the 3 meals/day + tea time was a bit much for me to digest 🙂 I highly recommend it for a pleasant cruise, it docks each day for temples visits, tickets to temples not included 😀

[@___beyondhorizon4664]

My Nile River Cruise was $55/night including commission for the travel agent. Don't sign up more than 2 nights because the route between Aswan and Luxor are fixed. Any additional nights are just docking by the river

[@renatasochova3566]

Zajímavé poznávací video.. Krásné záběry 👍

[@kariukigacheru]

The boy being taught how to catch snakes and scorpions is having one of his best moments with his Father without knowing it. The Father even wraps a cobra around his neck🤣

[@ahmedliton5149]

Great all episodes,♥️ from🇧🇩

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

"The pigeon isn't aware it might land in the same pot someday" this as a cat walks on the opposite side

[@zeezzz7416]

Lmao 😂😂 that was hilarious

[@kadumtaching1094]

I was searching for it 😂 , love it

[@kavurichandrasekhar5165]

Very nice documentary on Nile 🎉 thank you ❤️

[@kasiryewilliam2069]

Watching from Uganda 🇺🇬 that’s my beautiful river !!!

[@balayethossainjoy1345]

Nile River Enjoyable Journey I hope One Day I will Travel I'm Watching From My Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇿🇦

[@faysalahmedsany1832]

Love your work from🇧🇩

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Thank you and thank you for stopping by to let us know!

[@sujansujan7187]

Really beautiful. thanks your team for hard work.

[@Aboshemane1]

Nile is not only property of Egypt , another 11 country too !

[@chris77777777ify]

Totally agree, this documentary isn’t very good. The Nile banks in Egypt is full of Rubbish.

[@AjeetSingh-vu2qq]

Nonsense! India has only actual ownership of Nile river 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@mamamadeit1743]

There was a political conflict between Egypt and ethiopia when corrupt Egyptian politicians threatened to block the river flow and minimize the amount of water that'll flow through sudan and ethiopia. Alot of villages in those 2 countries n also some villages from their country suffered water shortages which reduced the farming industry

[@AjeetSingh-vu2qq]

@Sreenidhi BT you idiotic ! India has a right of ownership of Nile river 👈😄

[@AjeetSingh-vu2qq]

@Min Lun 😂 Africa??

[@sagaladam8131]

Great documentary thank you 😊 🙏

[@lamahnyogiskno5252]

It's a lot of beautiful days and nights they like us will adapt have faith that you are going to see them again

[@johnsim70]

hey from the faroe islands :) it's great to see a documentary that feels too short :) thanks

[@francisdoss8642]

So wonderful...so wonderful...a thrilling and interesting lesson on various facets of life along the magnanimous Nile...Wishing those brave women folk on bikes the Very Best...May their tribe increase...& the men to become more open minded and inclusive...Lovely commentary...Cheers...🥂

[@inafrica4942]

It's saurce in Uganda my beautiful country

[@paulvacamena4144]

Where in UGANDA are you from Sir!

[@inafrica4942]

@@paulvacamena4144 I come from south western UGANDA

[@sareeyemanusqaame8723]

Uganda isn’t yours it belongs to museveni

[@inafrica4942]

@@sareeyemanusqaame8723 if he dies I think he will go with it in his grave COZ UGANDA BELONGS TO HIM 🤗😂😁

[@tedted8833]

Blue Nile 85% source from Ethiopia white nile from lake victory only 15% 🤣🤣🤣

[@LondonPower]

love from Greece to Egypt

[@bkx4378]

We love Greece a lot❤️❤️

[@jethro1260]

I found that the camel 🐫 and donkey market was an amazing eye 👁 opener for me, how perfect everything was from getting them to market to the sheering of them. Quite Amazing.

[@brianlewis8060]

Love your beautiful work, from 🇺🇸

[@brahmburgers]

Very good! thanks, from this recluse living in a forest in Hawaii.

[@tracyrussell4561]

Really enjoyable documentary. I was, however, infuriated at the oppression of the poor woman whose husband left her because she had a baby girl, refused to give her a divorce and is obviously not supporting her!!!! Wow! Women in Islam have a high status, but this isn't evident here. Cultural pressure prevails.

[@AEvans36977]

I agree 100%. Bless those sweet ladies who suffer unfairly.

[@Feras.A]

You are absolutely spot on. Unfortunately, in the Middle East, traditions (specially male privilage) will often prevail against religion. I have seen it growing up in my own extended family but things are changing for the newer generations. Many things are not acceptable anymore.

[@jameskamau2496]

I loved the lock language.very informative.

[@taleofawhale6964]

Very interesting and it arises questions about the future of mankind.

[@kawcherkabir85]

Very beautiful documtry...Keep up 🙏🙏

[@akhtarzaidi9454]

So soulful simple & innocent rituals, grow up God longer. 🙏🏻 amen 🙏🏻

[@gacherumburu9958]

Wow! 💞 Great documentary..👍

[@shalizamohammed3456]

Son we are going to catch snakes an scorpions today... Dad if u don't see me again jus kn i love u.

[@topscorer9836]

Nile and Euphrates are among the rivers of paradise

[@pruetoricangirl]

thank you for posting this. ❣️

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

You're welcome!

[@iccvip5052]

This river is the big blessed from ALLAH SUBHANNA WA ta ALLAH Almost everybody having a binifits about this river Nile MashaAllah😍😮 SUBHANNALLAH So give to everybodies binifits of this water for ALLAH happy not unlike the another river now is nothing finish and dried up. LA iLLAHA ILLALLAH

[@avivahbenjamin1103]

Fabulous documentary superunterestimg

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Dr.Pallerla]

African governments, please think of a way to channel this Nile water to Africa's dry rivers and lands. By strategically planting trees in the Nile River basin, we can help to prevent soil erosion and improve water retention in the region. This, combined with efficient water management practices, could help ensure that countries like Kenya and Tanzania have access to much-needed water resources.

[@finauaulelenanovo9149]

This is interesting and this a throw back to Moses in his early life. Environmentalists, planting of trees can make this lands thrive again. ☝🏼🙏🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇮🇱♥️🇫🇯

[@lamahnyogiskno5252]

The pictures of the children's bible are all found in my heart too ...yes makes sense the first time round it was silence as best she could to save, and now it's to make noise to save...*******

[@calebeplaycraft259]

Muito bom 😊

[@ruhulamin2005]

A lovely video ever I have seen .

[@quintusfernando7396]

Greetings from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 Those days, Egypt used to buy a lot of tea from Sri Lanka ( Ceylon). Unfortunately, they have stopped. that. Can we start it once again? May God Bless the People of Egypt!!

[@saminaafzal150]

Very interesting and informative 👍

[@faisalmohamedabdulla3600]

Excellent work, thank you.

[@astralyummycandy888]

Egypt you are such a beauty and bewilderment....

[@MaireShaila-ry6it]

Beautiful documentary 🎉🎉🎉🙏

[@DK00758]

FD is among the best chanel I've ever come across in the web

[@ethiopian7403]

Everyone should know that the mother of the Abay Nile is 🇪🇹 ethiopian

[@bid9086]

East Africa is the birth of the Nile not only Ethiopia. Your country is beautiful none the less & I wish to visit one day.

[@AninaSabry]

the beauty of the Nile River Aswan & Luxor very nomadic lifestyle they have there i just afraid for the kid safety while hunting snake his too toung for that and unsafe as well

[@sisayasfaw6197]

Nile starts after Ethiopian great river Abay which has many tributaries left its border

[@jayalathrodrigo1365]

Hallo sir thank you very much your video very interesting , god bless you !!! 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😎👍

[@jampasurprenant1794]

That's was awesome documentary of the nile River. I enjoyed .

[@samuelsolomon8098]

I thought it talk about Nile when I read the title but its all about Egypt and their culture.

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

I don't think Karim is absorbing all he's been taught. He just seems happy to be with his dad...

[@faysalshah3200]

So beautiful

[@petroshingalana8556]

So beautiful to see, and the beautiful people ❤️ 😍

[@maryg7405]

Thought this would be more about the river itself...where's the river

[@weditesfay629]

it is about the relationship between the people with the river

[@MrARMOGHANH]

Awesome documentary.

[@JMCH555]

Originated from Ethiopia 🇪🇹.

[@nahomayele6583]

@@Rotten_Panini Nile originates from Ethiopia that is why Egypt is currently frustrated

[@abdouldissou1293]

No the source of the nile is uganda

[@nahomayele6583]

@@abdouldissou1293 don't you know the difference between the Blue Nile and White Nile?

[@lindsaykania106]

only the blue Nile starts in ethiopia

[@lindsaykania106]

@@nahomayele6583 yea if Ethiopia does it with the dam Egypt is gonna not gonna have enough water

[@jobanjitsingh193]

You should also make a vedio on punjab , (the land of five rivers)

[@mekaelteferi]

I like for the video but you forgot to mansion source of niele rever is Ethiopia Thank you very much

[@devynglass3781]

Huh?? What grade are you in?

[@usewater6886]

@@devynglass3781 English is probably second language

[@bbrabow1gmail]

The source of the Nile River is God! It belongs to everyone along it.

[@terfeido1152]

@@bbrabow1gmail that's what your people said when they was taking people's land

[@wildsouth2471]

The source of the Nile is not just in Ethiopia.

[@user-yk5ks5gx7o]

Desde os tempos antigos esse rio já secou alguns tempos, os antigos Egito têm notícias

[@SatishKumar-mz8du]

Johar🙏Namaste🙏💐🇮🇳Immersed in Majesty: Journeying Through Mountains and Forests in Nature's Embrace💎🤝🙏💐😎🏁

[@mansooraqureshi2696]

All these countries should take care of the soul n physical being of RIVER NILE unitedly.

[@mikemagero]

Africa, Gods best creation.

[@jakefromstatefarm9721]

Lol on so many levels.

[@Nil_zz]

Yes

[@cat13ish]

I would love to buy some of the beautiful bags the ladies made

[@bethbartlett5692]

This was really interesting. Appreciate the share!

[@DeadlyAquarious]

Great work👍❤

[@milestone8932]

Life line river since ancient times

[@sanjibsarkar1081]

Thank you so much.

[@JayantKeshavjithakkar-pw4ff]

Life is a voyage enjoy it

[@robertcronin6603]

These guys are masters at haggling...harsh and relentless, lol

[@Micheles_Ministries]

Amazing video 📹

[@mansooraqureshi2696]

Education n learning skills gives confidence to have your own income so that nobody can abuse inside n outside the family.

[@angelamagruder5911]

Thank you Lord God for providing for everyone all over the world,to adapt,thrive and survive,our Creator with the Master Plan amen,amen,amen!!!!!!!!

[@PsychicClairvoyantNadine]

The Nile belongs to everyone!

[@bkx4378]

The Nile belongs to the people that live there not to everyone