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Tunis is the capital of Tunisia and has a fascinating history and culture!! In this video I explore Tunis, its historic medina, central market and the new Frenc…
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Looks like a shythole!
Very Beautiful Video Of Yourself Enjoying Yourself 🥰🥰🥰 Take Care And Stay Safe 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
nice work i love this type of vedio like a documentary and with soundeffect and music niceeeeee
Welcome to the best and lovely country Tunisia
Ola I plan to visit Tunisia as we fell in love with Morocco. Your video is very compelling and will help inspire my family to join me as well as going to Algeria <br>I learned on our tour of Faz that the houses that connect between buildings is often built for newly married people who can’t afford their own house but need to live near family. So they gain permission from the owners of the other homes to annex them together for the newlyweds and the hope that when their kids get married they will be able to use for future generations
loved your vlog all the way....u r a true gem of discovering new places, culture, religion.. keep it up...by the way what was the song played at 23.10 min. in your video...thanks in advance
All the food looks amazing! Not sure if my nose will love that fish market but when I go I will eat all those prawns#❤ But how were the prices?
the indigenous poeple of Tounes are Carthaginian Capsian not berber this name that we do not know
Wow, wonderful episode about Tunisia.<br>The songs are amazing.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjlStKsJthw&t=169">2:49</a> The man himself who built these walls
Hello from London!, <br><br>I just came across this video and your channel. What amazing commentary and footage of Tunisia!. I have never been there myself nor have I ever travelled abroad but I would love to go one day. <br><br>In terms of Tunisia’s people and work ethic, it reminds me so much of Yemen. I feel as if the cultures have some stuff in common!. Seeing those stalls and crafts remind me much of that and yet both are unique in their own ways. The work ethic is similar, despite hard conditions & poverty that many may face, the people of Tunisia seem very hard workers and they have many talents that should be cheered on!. Very great craftsman there and great Artists I would love to see in person!.<br><br>Seeing Tunisia’s diversity reminds me more of London and I think that’s why I feel quite drawn to it. It has a cool mix. Even though I’ve never been, it looks like a second home. Their history is also very fascinating. Such beautiful architecture they have, it’s very poetic. Their people seem so lovely. <br><br>If I were a millionaire, I would go to those stalls and support their people. They deserve so much goodness for their hard work and as an Artist I think their Art deserves way more recognition!. <br><br>Sending love to all Tunisians! ❤️🩹
@malini, you're looking absolutely gorgeous in this one... 😍 ❤️
nice place
I was following you for years and I really love the way you show cities and today I'm so so Happy to see you in my City Tunis! Welcome dear Angelica and if you need anything here I'll be there
My daughter in law’s lives there.
Another nice, warm, good rhythmic and vibrant video from dear Malini Angelica ! Love it !
❤❤🇹🇳 welcome 🤗
Generally speaking, Tunis is totally underrated. It‘s a city of stark contrasts that you can’t find in any other city in the world. The government should really market this city along with nearby Carthage, Sidi Bou Said and La Marsa as one as a top tier travel destination for affluent tourists.
nice video i guess, but you didn't visit santorini of tunisia sidi bousaid just a couple of km from la marsa
Amazing how islamic cities use the white color to isolate heat 🥵 😊😊
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjlStKsJthw&t=853">14:13</a> Is that really a goat? That looks like a sheep to me🤔
I took the MyHeritage test. I am Dutch, but I was surprised when I saw the results:<br>34% Dutch/Javanese<br>28% Tunisia<br>11% Algeria<br>9% Morocco<br>7% Egypt<br>11% Portuguese.<br><br>To this day, I am still surprised.<br>I like the 28% Tunisia result because it is the only African country I have visited, and I really enjoyed my time there.
Whe are you coming to Oaxaca mexico 🥲??
Thanks!
The sheep you saw is traditionally kept for ram fighting, or more often simply for show and prestige, rather than for eating. It is an old tradition that still exists in some neighborhoods of Tunisia.🇹🇳 <br><br>As for the traditional wooden doors, if you look closely, you’ll notice that they usually have two door knockers at the top and one lower down. Traditionally, the upper knockers were used by men, while the lower one was intended for women. This allowed the people inside the house to know who was knocking at the door without having to open it.
You look Tunisian😊
Welcome in Tunisia
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Please can you visit the kingdom of Bahrain 🇧🇭
Malini was here?!! Wow! Your videos always inspire me and I remember when you released a video about Lisbon a week before I go there and I found it very useful in my trip.<br>When did you visit Tunis? I often walk in most the places of the video, daily.
Welcome 🤗 in Tunisia 🇹🇳 malini 🏴
Great video of Tunisia
tunisia got some fine shyt
Finally, we see you in Tunisia. I have been following your videos for a long time and had hoped you would visit my country; now that dream has come true. I hope you enjoy your trip. Welcome to Tunisia.
I wonder what stingray taste like, I did not know they are edible.
No offense Malini, but what is your ethnic background? I really like your series.
Cheers 🇹🇳🌺🌺🌺🔔🎉🎊🦋🖐🏼
No matter how wonderful your vlogs are, your charm is equally an important ingredient, making your vlogs a treat to watch. So put on some meat, you are too chiseled now...
Beautiful country❤
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Here’s the bad news- the women are the most argumentative ppl in earth. If you marry one, you are in for the worst time of your life !! No matter what you say to them, they will tell you that you are wrong !!
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<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjlStKsJthw&t=874">14:34</a> That's a Ram (male sheep) not a goat. They use it for ram fighting unfortunately.
North Africa is often so authentic; they really preserve their culture, which makes it wonderful to visit every now and then. You captured it beautifully, love watching u. "Bab al bhar" means: door of the ocean. 👍💚❤
Tunisian here, left Tunisia 15 years ago living around South East Asia, thanks for bringing up some lovely memories thru this video 💙
What's the song at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjlStKsJthw&t=1391">23:11</a> please?
Thank you for this fantastic video
Girl we all came to see your beauty not Tunisia
There are much places to discover in Tunisia like Monastir, Mahdia, Kairouan, Matmatah ECC..<br>You're welcome 🤗
Am your new subscriber my dear friend?
MOST TUNISIANS ARE OPEN MIND AND EDUCATED..........ALGERIAN AMERICAN HERE
the little cats are so cute and funny :)
Kindly I think it's pronounced Hamaam instead of "Humum", Ha Ma'am is the correct arabic pronunciation. Nevertheless "eshweya shwaya spice" 🫂 🤗 🎉
Finally, you came to Tunisia ❤❤😊
Thanks for the video beautiful Malini
My Dream Destination is TUNiSiA love from India ❤
That was a good one Malini. The people were so kind and outgoing, which makes sense being in the heart of Medina/university, I guess. From the shway-shway chapati sounded good with olives and peppers, and the pillowy desert sounded exactly that yum. I've never been to Paris, but it did have an exceptionally authentic art vibe. If I was a millionaire I would pay for one of those giant wooden doors for a fair price and a new door. This trip goes in my top three, thank you. Ty
I hyped it TWICE 😊😊😊
Beautiful Coverage Malini! Love your style!
You should visit algeria
Greetings from Malaysia, Malini! I’ve been following your videos and really love your POVs, so seeing you in Tunisia has me extra excited! I’ll actually be road tripping around Tunisia for 14 days next month, so I’m especially looking forward to this series and seeing the country through your eyes.
This vlog gave me nostalgia. My family lived in Tunis for three years and I would visit whenever I was on holiday from college. I was waiting for you to get to La Marsa and I’m so happy you did. Thanks for sharing content on Africa and showing the world how much of a unique melting pot our continent is.
Malini Angelica ❤ you created spectacular vlog of Tunisia🎉 it has primitive historical country with lot's of ancient stories 🎉 people were looking good and outgoing in your video 🎉 there food was important typical arbian style which was good 🎉 if I am not wrong it's not too develop but OK better than other arbian countries 🎉 how did you like the food and the weather overall please let us know 🎉 your videography awesome presentation captured almost everything, did your best 🎉<br>Well Done 👌 👍 ❤🎉<br>Stay safe and healthy 👌 🙏 <br>A message from Toronto!
Another, excellent production which you captured, edited and managed very well. So, that you produced a 'starting-point' for an epic adventure.
Do you know that you can just about pass for most cultures in this world and that's something special. Your content brings the world to our doorstep and I thank you for that. Our political leaders build walls but you and your content tears them down
I spent the last 3 weeks in Tunisia (around Hammamet, Carthage etc...), I was also there back around the time of the Arab spring. It was fascinating going to some of the smaller lesser known historic sites. Love El Jem and Carthage. Also went to Puppet, Hammamet Fort and an ancient Necropolis. Met some lovely people.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjlStKsJthw&t=269">4:29</a>
Haha you said hello to him .I said hello to ay cute girl too around the corner where I live
Kinda remind me of Morocco, specifically a mix of Fez & Essaouira. (Essaouira is by the Atlantic though.) I guess both are Islamic colonized by France. Noisette (the nut in the pastry ) means hazelnut. Thanks 4 the trip.
I only intended to watch for a moment and ended up staying for the entire video. Very nicely done. Greetings from Switzerland🇨🇭
You should visit LIbya too??
I was looking at tunis being mu next travel trip
I would love visit Tunis, it’s so exotic
Such a lovely overview/intro to Tunis. It looks like a truly special place. The food looks delish and so fresh, too. Thanks for another wonderful video 🩷
Surly there are a lot of cats in madina , and that was a sheep not a goat
Never traveled to north Africa. Now that I live in Spain I will . Thank you for your videos, they are quite informative and also serve as a guide.
I have been here and will never return...... the people are very poor and hotel slaves. It is not wise to explore beyond the hotels which are still not safe .😒👎
@maliniangelica1I love Malini🤍 .. 🌬️✨
you are so beautiful wow <br>amazing vlog
Lovely vid. Anyone know the name of the song @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjlStKsJthw&t=1741">29:01</a>? <br>I tried shazaming it but no results found. Thank you
بلد جميل تحياتي من المغرب 🇲🇦
So, you've come to Tunisia and you didn't inform me 😢.....
Honestly, Malini tell me if that raw prawn did indeed taste good, or it was for the camera?😊
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Love from Bangladesh Malina ❤
Exploring the ancient Medina and seeing how French colonial architecture blends right alongside it is so fascinating! Tunis is definitely a city of contrasts.❤❤
Love from Turkey Malini💖
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Nice vlog - but I think I'll give it a swerve - my fav vlogs you have done are Buenos Aires , Rome and Croatia - Why not do Barbados or / and Antigua
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjlStKsJthw&t=330">5:30</a> the inside is not a Hammam, it's related to the mosque, used for ablutions before praying, hammams are something else and they're still in use 🙂 very good job and welcome to Tunisia
Wow! Sashimi 刺身 but not Sushi 寿司, which should be together with rice.
Thanks for the amazing video in Tunisia Malini<a href="UCdaxLVMrpOk1ODGaR3FiZ6g/6Hl8ZbWDMsDT6dsPtbWv8AI"></a>I enjoyed nd will visit one day Inshaallah ❤
That goat was walking to his final destination. The Pot!
You look very much like my niece. I never came to this conclusion before I saw you in Tunis and you hanged out in the neighborhood where she lives. Thanks for visiting 😄👍
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دوام التوفيق والسداد 🌹🍀 تحياتي من أرض مصر 🌹
🇹🇳 TUNISIA — The Mediterranean Secret You Need to See! 🌊🏜️”
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Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, is a fascinating city which has a blend of all the civilisations that have added to its history, from the Berbers to the Arabs to the French, but it’s taken that and made a uniquely Tunisian culture which is unlike anywhere else in North Africa. What do you think of this city? 🇹🇳
