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Great video! Just to note, Sidi Bou Said in Tunisia adopted its famous white-and-blue color scheme in 1920, inspired by Baron Rodolphe d’Erlanger. Santorini’s similar look became prominent after the 1967 Greek military government encouraged the blue-and-white aesthetic. Sidi Bou Said embraced these colors decades earlier!
The difference between Santorini and Sidi bou Saïd is that Santorini is an artificial place, built for tourism and which lives exclusively for tourism. While Sidi bou Saïd is an authentic village where residents live year-round independently of tourism. Anyway, I watched all your videos in our country and I liked your presentation and your professionalism, you are really skilled, I hope you always come back. Much love habibi 🇹🇳❤
Hey guys, that donut is called Bambalooni, and by the way the Tunisian tea is very sweet, that sweetness is just part of it, the almonds are eaten either while drinking it at the same time or it can be eaten after drinking the tea, but most tunisians will advise you to do both at the same time 5drink tea and eat almonds) since the blend of these two in the mouth gives a magical taste.
the red sauce is called Harissa paste which is a blend of dried chile peppers, garlic and spices etc. it is a staple of Tunisian cuisine and a source of national pride. Known as the people of Harissa, we Tunisians incorporate it into nearly every meal. From traditional dishes to fast food and street food, Harissa serves as a foundational ingredient, adding a distinctive fiery flavor that defines our culinary identity. Thanks for the video and welcome to our beautiful country !
We mostly add pine nuts and almonds to tea, and it’s incredibly good. We drink it by taking a sip, letting the almonds go in with the tea to enhance the flavor, and then eating the leftover almonds with a spoon. This adds a subtle, nutty richness to the tea and reflects Tunisian hospitality, as serving tea with nuts is a way to welcome guests and show care. Also, the donut is called °bambalouni°. God, I miss my Tunisia.
When it comes to the almonds in the tea it's just a tunisian tradition to have any kind of nut with your tea but mostly pine nuts or almonds and they're simply supposed to add a little crunch and take off a bit of sweetness (usually the tea served in touristy cafes is a bit too sweet but in most places you could get it without sugar and adjust the sweetness to your liking )
The red sauce called harissa is made from red hot pepper and some spices and is very popular. It is 100% Tunisian and is also registered on the UNESCO list. Welcome to Tunisia 🥰🥰
Hi thank you so much for the video and for visiting my country Only a few points worth clarifying,I don’t expect you to be a historian or to know everything,but some information are wrong it’s worth knowing Tunisia has the oldest culture in the world CABSIAN CULTURE so much older than Italy for sure … Thanks
Welcome to Tunisia ! I truly enjoy seeing people visit our beautiful country. Tunisia is a land of rich culture and fascinating history. I highly recommend that anyone planning to visit take some time to read about our country’s incredible past. By doing so, you’ll have a more enriching and meaningful experience , a trip that’s both enjoyable and educational .
Most of Tourists from UK are open minded respectful and they show the bright side before the dark one, that's because they have always a good vision to the random things in this world🌎 So, all I can say is welcome 🇹🇳♥️🇬🇧🙏🏻💕
Of course any respectful person from any race , culture or religion is welcomed..by the way some historians says that the word Tunis has some root with تؤنس=تونس which means the city where you don't feel neglected or not welcomed @@dacedaine822
4:30 hey guys the mosaics and mosaics are a big part of tunisia’s history from the carthage era not everything is inspired from roman empire as you said we have the biggest mosaics collection in the whole world in bardo museum in tunis which u can check out it’s really amazing , glad to see that you are being respectful and enjoying your time in my lovely country god bless you and bless aya ❤ love from tunisia 🇹🇳❤️
9:33 Its name is the famous Tunisian harissa, and it is one of the most delicious appetizers with grilled salad. I advise you to try them both 🇹🇳😉 15:42 Her name is Bambloni 😊
It was a pleasure to be around us brother, there's more and more to see : Sousse, Monastir, Hamamet and also don't miss Sahara "South of Tunisia" I hope you have time to visit all these places. Stunning content btw, very relaxing videos. God bless your beautiful family. Cheers mate ❤️🤍
Thank you Yad for sharing another awesome video. The scenic views that you captured of this beautiful country are breathtaking! I enjoy watching your videos
Lovely video, thank you a million for showing the touristic places of Tunisia, Sidi bou is one of the most beautiful cities in there, and the red sauce is harissa, there is the traditional way of making harissa and there is the commercial harissa sold in cans both are delicious
Very chill content guys and little Aya cuteness is the cherry on top .I recommend to visit Carthage is very close to sidi bousid its a must see famous places are the baths of Antonios and the punic port , the punic graveyard is a tourist trap you can skip that , you can drive along the road of the presidential palace you can’t see much of it but the area around especially close to the amphitheater is amazing . Bizerte is one hour away from downtown Tunis you can easily go for the day you want regret it .
The origins of Sidi Bou Said date back to the time of the Phoenicians who founded the city of Carthage. Mount Sidi Bou Said was then called "Jabal al-Manar" or "Jabal al-Marsa", and this mountain was used to monitor and fortify Carthage. It was officially named "Sidi Bou Said" when a municipality was established in this place in 1893. The Tunisian town of Sidi Bou Said is the third most beautiful town in the world according to "Time Out" magazine and its website specializing in international statistics, and it was the only Arab and African town included in this important classification. The German town of Rothenburg came in first place, while the Indonesian town of Wai Rebo, located on the island of Flores, came in second place. We note that "the Greek Santorini wanted decades ago in 1967 to imitate Sidi Bou Said by painting its buildings white and its doors and windows blue, and the Greek authorities asked their Tunisian counterparts for permission to do so and were granted permission. However, some people in the region imitate Sidi Bou Said without permission in order to rob its tourists, visitors and lovers, but the imitation came distorted and did not live up to the magic of Sidi Bou Said and its global influence. Among the most prominent writers, poets and historians who immortalized the memory of Sidi Bou Said are George Duhamel, Andre Gide, Charles Lallement, Mounier, Jacques Raffault, Max Paul Fouchet and others. Sidi Bou Said was visited by leaders, chiefs, presidents and kings from various countries of the world who heard about it and its widespread fame and insisted on visiting Tunisia to see it to enjoy its beauty, charm and pure air. The late King of Pop Michael Jackson visited Sidi Bou Said on the occasion of his historic concert in Tunisia in 1997, and was amazed by it
It’s both a pleasure and a source of immense pride to see foreigners visiting Tunisia and discovering its true beauty. Tunisia has so much more to offer than one might expect. Its cities are remarkably diverse, each with its own unique charm and character, making it a joy to explore the varying landscapes and cultures within a single country. If you’re a history enthusiast and still in Tunis, I highly recommend taking the time to visit the historical sites of Carthage. Strolling through the ancient ruins, some of which date back to 300 BC, is truly a captivating experience.
Thank you for visiting Tunisia. We love you guys 💌 Try to Visit Hammamet - Sousse - Monastir - Mahdia - Djerba and the desert of Tunisia (Star Wars..) next time, you will really enjoy it, you can get interesting content for your videos too. Greetings for Aya 😘
Hi, thank you for visiting my country. Tunisia specially sedi bousid and the red sauce you’re asking that called harissa and the tea with the almond that you drink it together with the almond and the round doughnut is called balbaloni Thank you
thank's so much for ur amazing video but that was only let's say 2% from the area around the capital n u was just had experience a normal life tunisian style coz u got many lot of area n citys deserve to visit like tabarka hammamet sousse island of drjerba n lot more where u can experience the deversity of the contry from citys mountains disere n sea n lot of luxury area around the contry glad that u enjoy ur staying in the capital n keep going u amazing guys big love !
Very nice video, i hope u r having a nice time in tunisia. So the sugary fluffy donut is called bambalouni, i love it sooo much i hope u liked it. We usually put pine nuts or almond in mint tea. personally i don't notice any difference with or without them. but i still enjoy having almond in my tea lol. i guess we love almond so we put it in tea for no reason. thanks for sharing ur experience and enjoy ur stay
Thank you so much for watching. Haha I felt the same way, almonds didn’t make any difference in the tea, but it’s nice to have ay 😊 Oh, I love the name - bambalouni!!! So yumm!
Thank you so much Mahdi! We are loving the time in Tunisia its really a beautiful country... As long you enjoy the almond tea thats all that matters ❤️❤️
Oct Nov is a good time! And thank you so much for watching. We will be releasing a guide in a couple of weeks sharing all the details you need to know for a trip to Tunisia 🇹🇳
A wonderful video about Sidi Bou Said, this village ranked as the third most beautiful village in the world and is about 70 years older than Santorini in terms of the use of white and blue colors. The architecture that you see in Sidi Bou Said and the old cities of Tunisia and Djerba is purely Tunisian architecture and has nothing to do with any country. The columns that you see, the buildings, the arches and the architecture are a Carthaginian Tunisian heritage. When you enter the EZzytouna Mosque, you will find the columns of Carthage used in this mosque. By the way, as long as you are still in Tunisia, I advise you to visit the Bardo Museum. You will find Tunisian Carthaginian pottery from the era of Carthage and you will find Carthaginian models of Carthaginian temples that will give you an idea about Carthaginian architecture and many other things. This will help you understand the civilization of Tunisia and the origin of its architecture, heritage and crafts. Carthage existed in Tunisia a thousand years before Rome. The Bardo Museum is also an architectural masterpiece worth visiting
bambalouni hahaha thats the name of it . dont miss carthage museum , restaurant villa didon , Resto Frederic , 716 ,in lac 2 , good area for walking too, there is marsa , gammart and long list places to enjoy . We just got back 2 months ago . Enjoy it bro
red paste is harissa originates from Tunisia as is listed as a UNESCO tangible heritage the less olive oil on the paste the more spicey it will be & to make it less spicey just add extra virgin olive oil if your in the UK you can buy from a intercontinental food store make sure to buy the yellow and dark blue tin called harissa du cap bon or tube its the original great content. the large doughnut's are called bambalouni
That's how we drink tea 😅 we add nuts to it. Almonds and pine nuts to green tea or peanuts to black tea no idea why. You drink and eat the nuts at the same time. It's a shame people didn't speak English because it would help you understand a lot of things but people are learning English there. The donut is called: bumbaloony 😂 when we go to sidi bou said we have to get one and I usually get a fricasse also it's a fried bread stuffed with tuna, eggs, olives and harissa.
The video is amazing but i think that you don't have any information about the city and Tunisia in general, bro there is no moorish in Tunisia and there is no roman architecture at all at sidi bou said and there is no santorini colors or vibes because santorini was colored in blue only 30 years ago it seems you don't know what Tunisia used to be before it's the influencer not the influenced.
The palace we visited - Ennejma Ezzahra - is built in Moorish style, hence the reference. We’re just a family exploring and enjoying, not a historical documentary channel.
@dacedaine822 you are welcome in our country but the palace is built in Tunisian architecture with some andalusian and Italian details, andalusian means already a mix of Tunisian and Syrian architecture and you can do some research on how andalusia was built so most of architecture details are Tunisian and you can't find a similar palace in andalusia. Enjoy your trips here we are excited to watch your next videos!
The mosaics are not Italian by any means. We've got lots of influences: Mostly Moorish, but also Portuguese, Ottoman, Phenicians, and old Roman btw we have the biggest traditions of mosaics in the world and you can see the biggest one in the world in the Bardo Museum
I would like to correct a detail concerning your title, it is not the Western media which does not show you Sidi bou Saïd, it is the Anglo-Saxon media. European Latin countries (France, Portugal, Spain, Italy and Switzerland, including Belgium) know the site very well. Only Anglo-Saxons are deserting the region because it is French-speaking. and this is also the case for many other little corners of the world which are only known to French speakers. There are typically Italian corners in Tunisia that you have not visited, like Mahdia. far from usual tourist circuits, some villages and even towns (like Zaghouan) have remained Berber, even matriarchal in organization (Muslims are patriarchal).
Dear yad you are confusing roman influence with carthage heritage in fact the bardo museum we have the largest collection of mosaic worldwide from carthage era as well as the roman era and also I am afraid you ´re mistaken moorish influence with tunisian heritage
You call it Santorini hahaha nd i saw it in many european videos i get it for geocultural links nd everyhting BUT Sidi bousaid is older .. The intro was brilliant tho . enjoy your time here fellas welcome
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@@YadVenturess personally I will rate it for the full number 10/10 without any doubt
@@YadVenturess ten ❤️
10/10 i love tunisia ❤❤
not everything has to be " italian influence " Tunisia has it is own deep old history
True 🙏
The red sauce is called Harissa it’s 100% tunisian made basically with sun dried chili peppers spices and olive oil 🇹🇳
So tasty! 😋
Its honestly one of the best sauces i've ever had loved it ❤️
@@dacedaine822 I know right!
@@YadVenturess I can’t live without it 🥹
@@YadVenturess specialty of the region of Nabeul
Sidi Bousaid is more older than santorini
I’m learning this from you guys from the comments!
@@YadVenturess welcome anyway Tunisia is the soul of mediterranean . we have all vibes
Great video! Just to note, Sidi Bou Said in Tunisia adopted its famous white-and-blue color scheme in 1920, inspired by Baron Rodolphe d’Erlanger. Santorini’s similar look became prominent after the 1967 Greek military government encouraged the blue-and-white aesthetic. Sidi Bou Said embraced these colors decades earlier!
I think I even heard greece had to ask for permission to use the same concept dor santorini!
Thank you! After reading all your comments about it I’m really interested to do some reading on this!
NB: Sidi Bousaid came before Santorini and its blue and white before Santorini
I’m learning this from you guys in the comments! 🙏
The difference between Santorini and Sidi bou Saïd is that Santorini is an artificial place, built for tourism and which lives exclusively for tourism. While Sidi bou Saïd is an authentic village where residents live year-round independently of tourism.
Anyway, I watched all your videos in our country and I liked your presentation and your professionalism, you are really skilled, I hope you always come back. Much love habibi 🇹🇳❤
Hey guys, that donut is called Bambalooni, and by the way the Tunisian tea is very sweet, that sweetness is just part of it, the almonds are eaten either while drinking it at the same time or it can be eaten after drinking the tea, but most tunisians will advise you to do both at the same time 5drink tea and eat almonds) since the blend of these two in the mouth gives a magical taste.
Thank you so much for sharing this, I love the idea about the almonds it’s a great touch 😊
the red sauce is called Harissa paste which is a blend of dried chile peppers, garlic and spices etc. it is a staple of Tunisian cuisine and a source of national pride. Known as the people of Harissa, we Tunisians incorporate it into nearly every meal. From traditional dishes to fast food and street food, Harissa serves as a foundational ingredient, adding a distinctive fiery flavor that defines our culinary identity. Thanks for the video and welcome to our beautiful country !
Thank you for the welcome 😊 Harissa is tasty 😋
Thanks for sharing the history of Harissa, it's great to learn about this important part of your culture! 🙏❤️
We mostly add pine nuts and almonds to tea, and it’s incredibly good. We drink it by taking a sip, letting the almonds go in with the tea to enhance the flavor, and then eating the leftover almonds with a spoon. This adds a subtle, nutty richness to the tea and reflects Tunisian hospitality, as serving tea with nuts is a way to welcome guests and show care. Also, the donut is called °bambalouni°. God, I miss my Tunisia.
@@YadVenturessand it's even registered in the UNESCO heritages
When it comes to the almonds in the tea it's just a tunisian tradition to have any kind of nut with your tea but mostly pine nuts or almonds and they're simply supposed to add a little crunch and take off a bit of sweetness (usually the tea served in touristy cafes is a bit too sweet but in most places you could get it without sugar and adjust the sweetness to your liking )
Thank you for sharing this tip! I’ll definitely try a less sweet version next time 😊
Interesting! Thank you for sharing 🙏
The red sauce called harissa is made from red hot pepper and some spices and is very popular. It is 100% Tunisian and is also registered on the UNESCO list. Welcome to Tunisia 🥰🥰
Thanks for sharing about Harissa, it’s definitely a national treasure! 🙏
Hi thank you so much for the video and for visiting my country
Only a few points worth clarifying,I don’t expect you to be a historian or to know everything,but some information are wrong it’s worth knowing Tunisia has the oldest culture in the world CABSIAN CULTURE so much older than Italy for sure …
Thanks
Thank you for clarifying :)
Tunisia is cheaper safer and more beautiful than every western country right now
The west needs to improve for sure
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@monkeychief-nk7se بقله ليك وليه .. مسمي روحك قرد وباش ناخو عليك
Welcome to Tunisia ! I truly enjoy seeing people visit our beautiful country. Tunisia is a land of rich culture and fascinating history. I highly recommend that anyone planning to visit take some time to read about our country’s incredible past. By doing so, you’ll have a more enriching and meaningful experience , a trip that’s both enjoyable and educational .
I agree! Tunisia has such a rich history and culture, it's fascinating! 🇹🇳
Most of Tourists from UK are open minded respectful and they show the bright side before the dark one, that's because they have always a good vision to the random things in this world🌎
So, all I can say is
welcome 🇹🇳♥️🇬🇧🙏🏻💕
I love this ❤️🇹🇳
Ahhh thank you. I’m from Latvia 🇱🇻 though, hope I’m also welcome 😊
Of course any respectful person from any race , culture or religion is welcomed..by the way some historians says that the word Tunis has some root with تؤنس=تونس which means the city where you don't feel neglected or not welcomed @@dacedaine822
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@@dacedaine822 ofc any nationality will be welcome ,you both have a great vibe , may god bless u both!
It is look like very nice place
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4:30 hey guys the mosaics and mosaics are a big part of tunisia’s history from the carthage era not everything is inspired from roman empire as you said we have the biggest mosaics collection in the whole world in bardo museum in tunis which u can check out it’s really amazing , glad to see that you are being respectful and enjoying your time in my lovely country god bless you and bless aya ❤ love from tunisia 🇹🇳❤️
@@itafsaadi4325 Thank you for the clarification❤️❤️
9:33 Its name is the famous Tunisian harissa, and it is one of the most delicious appetizers with grilled salad. I advise you to try them both 🇹🇳😉
15:42 Her name is Bambloni 😊
Thank you so much for sharing 😊🙏
It was a pleasure to be around us brother, there's more and more to see : Sousse, Monastir, Hamamet and also don't miss Sahara "South of Tunisia"
I hope you have time to visit all these places.
Stunning content btw, very relaxing videos. God bless your beautiful family.
Cheers mate ❤️🤍
Thank you so much mate, I can’t wait to explore more of the country ❤️🇹🇳
You very welcome guys ❤🇹🇳🇹🇳
Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you Yad for sharing another awesome video. The scenic views that you captured of this beautiful country are breathtaking! I enjoy watching your videos
@@EmmaBatres-kr5jj Thank you so much Emma! ❤️
Nice video! Sidi Bou Said is really beautiful but also very underrated travel destination
We agree! It’s the beauty of North Africa 😍 Thanks for watching
You are always welcome ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much ❤
We’re so happy to be here! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Lovely video, thank you a million for showing the touristic places of Tunisia, Sidi bou is one of the most beautiful cities in there, and the red sauce is harissa, there is the traditional way of making harissa and there is the commercial harissa sold in cans both are delicious
Appreciate the love for Sidi Bou Said! It truly is a beautiful city and thank you for watching. I think I’m in love with the harissa 🤩
Dar el Annabi museum in sidi bousaid you could visit it , its amazing
Thank you, hopefully we can visit next time 😊
Thank you for the tip! ❤️
Very chill content guys and little Aya cuteness is the cherry on top .I recommend to visit Carthage is very close to sidi bousid its a must see famous places are the baths of Antonios and the punic port , the punic graveyard is a tourist trap you can skip that , you can drive along the road of the presidential palace you can’t see much of it but the area around especially close to the amphitheater is amazing . Bizerte is one hour away from downtown Tunis you can easily go for the day you want regret it .
u top g dude the way you made videos thank you god bless you with big love forever for AiA
Thank you brother I really appreciate that ❤️
Very Beautiful video as usual with the beauty of the place & your spontaneity and tranquility, Aya seems happy to visit Tunisia ❤🤍
Aya was having a blast, and I’m so happy you enjoyed the video! ❤️
The origins of Sidi Bou Said date back to the time of the Phoenicians who founded the city of Carthage. Mount Sidi Bou Said was then called "Jabal al-Manar" or "Jabal al-Marsa", and this mountain was used to monitor and fortify Carthage. It was officially named "Sidi Bou Said" when a municipality was established in this place in 1893.
The Tunisian town of Sidi Bou Said is the third most beautiful town in the world according to "Time Out" magazine and its website specializing in international statistics, and it was the only Arab and African town included in this important classification. The German town of Rothenburg came in first place, while the Indonesian town of Wai Rebo, located on the island of Flores, came in second place.
We note that "the Greek Santorini wanted decades ago in 1967 to imitate Sidi Bou Said by painting its buildings white and its doors and windows blue, and the Greek authorities asked their Tunisian counterparts for permission to do so and were granted permission. However, some people in the region imitate Sidi Bou Said without permission in order to rob its tourists, visitors and lovers, but the imitation came distorted and did not live up to the magic of Sidi Bou Said and its global influence. Among the most prominent writers, poets and historians who immortalized the memory of Sidi Bou Said are George Duhamel, Andre Gide, Charles Lallement, Mounier, Jacques Raffault, Max Paul Fouchet and others. Sidi Bou Said was visited by leaders, chiefs, presidents and kings from various countries of the world who heard about it and its widespread fame and insisted on visiting Tunisia to see it to enjoy its beauty, charm and pure air. The late King of Pop Michael Jackson visited Sidi Bou Said on the occasion of his historic concert in Tunisia in 1997, and was amazed by it
It’s both a pleasure and a source of immense pride to see foreigners visiting Tunisia and discovering its true beauty.
Tunisia has so much more to offer than one might expect. Its cities are remarkably diverse, each with its own unique charm and character, making it a joy to explore the varying landscapes and cultures within a single country.
If you’re a history enthusiast and still in Tunis, I highly recommend taking the time to visit the historical sites of Carthage. Strolling through the ancient ruins, some of which date back to 300 BC, is truly a captivating experience.
thank you for watching ❤
Thank you for visiting Tunisia. We love you guys 💌 Try to Visit Hammamet - Sousse - Monastir - Mahdia - Djerba and the desert of Tunisia (Star Wars..) next time, you will really enjoy it, you can get interesting content for your videos too. Greetings for Aya 😘
Thank you so much for the recommendations! 😍
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The background music is so lovely 🌹
I'm glad you like it! ❤️😊
nice Video! you are welcome to visit the South of Tunisia too
Thank you 🙏
As Tunisia we drink our tea with almond inside it or pinenuts we eat the nuts while drinking the tea it’s a great combination hope you enjoyed it
Good to know! And yes really enjoyed the experience overall 😍
Absolutely, the best videos, You answered all the questions I want to know. Thanks a million for sharing.
Hi, thank you for visiting my country. Tunisia specially sedi bousid and the red sauce you’re asking that called harissa and the tea with the almond that you drink it together with the almond and the round doughnut is called balbaloni
Thank you
Amazing thank you so much for sharing ❤️
Almond tea is a Tunisian specialty. Another is pignon tea and that is incredible if you have not tried it yet
thank's so much for ur amazing video but that was only let's say 2% from the area around the capital n u was just had experience a normal life tunisian style coz u got many lot of area n citys deserve to visit like tabarka hammamet sousse island of drjerba n lot more where u can experience the deversity of the contry from citys mountains disere n sea n lot of luxury area around the contry glad that u enjoy ur staying in the capital n keep going u amazing guys big love !
Thank you for the kind words! Check out my Tunisia playlist more videos of Tunisia are coming :)
we're finally geting some attantion from some people
nice video
Welcome 🇹🇳✨❤️
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you ❤️
I loooove my Tunisia ❤️❤️❤️ summer too in kelibia or coco beach Bizerte it would be Amazing 🎉❤❤
0:38 thank you for doing that. Flipping the script
Of course ❤️🇹🇳
Gorgeous and amazing. Love Tunisia my country.
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welcome to tunisia
Thank you ☺️
Very nice video, i hope u r having a nice time in tunisia. So the sugary fluffy donut is called bambalouni, i love it sooo much i hope u liked it.
We usually put pine nuts or almond in mint tea. personally i don't notice any difference with or without them. but i still enjoy having almond in my tea lol. i guess we love almond so we put it in tea for no reason.
thanks for sharing ur experience and enjoy ur stay
Thank you so much for watching. Haha I felt the same way, almonds didn’t make any difference in the tea, but it’s nice to have ay 😊 Oh, I love the name - bambalouni!!! So yumm!
Thank you so much Mahdi! We are loving the time in Tunisia its really a beautiful country... As long you enjoy the almond tea thats all that matters ❤️❤️
In Sousse it’s called chichi
Welcome tunisia ❤🇹🇳🇹🇳🤍🎊🏜🏖🏖🌞🥤🏞🏝🏝🎶🎶🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
Thank you 😍❤️
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for a lovely video. When would you recommend travel to Tunisia for someone who wants to avoid summer heat, but still enjoy some warmth?
I’d say October / early November is a good time or April / May.
Oct Nov is a good time! And thank you so much for watching. We will be releasing a guide in a couple of weeks sharing all the details you need to know for a trip to Tunisia 🇹🇳
if you guys still in Tunisia go to visit Hammamet my home town you gonna love it for sure it is very touristic
Video coming soon about it 😍
A wonderful video about Sidi Bou Said, this village ranked as the third most beautiful village in the world and is about 70 years older than Santorini in terms of the use of white and blue colors. The architecture that you see in Sidi Bou Said and the old cities of Tunisia and Djerba is purely Tunisian architecture and has nothing to do with any country. The columns that you see, the buildings, the arches and the architecture are a Carthaginian Tunisian heritage. When you enter the EZzytouna Mosque, you will find the columns of Carthage used in this mosque. By the way, as long as you are still in Tunisia, I advise you to visit the Bardo Museum. You will find Tunisian Carthaginian pottery from the era of Carthage and you will find Carthaginian models of Carthaginian temples that will give you an idea about Carthaginian architecture and many other things. This will help you understand the civilization of Tunisia and the origin of its architecture, heritage and crafts. Carthage existed in Tunisia a thousand years before Rome. The Bardo Museum is also an architectural masterpiece worth visiting
Thank you so much for sharing this insightful history! 🙏❤️
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You must visit Djerba Island you will like it very much
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bro u should visit Haouaria and Tbarka ,do not miss these cities! enjoy
Thank you for the recommendations! 😍
You are welcome mate , hope you enjoying the trip:)
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bambalouni hahaha thats the name of it . dont miss carthage museum , restaurant villa didon , Resto Frederic , 716 ,in lac 2 , good area for walking too, there is marsa , gammart and long list places to enjoy . We just got back 2 months ago . Enjoy it bro
Thanks for all the great recommendations brother! I’m definitely adding them to my list 😊
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What a beautiful baby ❤ you need to look up Mahdia, you'll love it.
I'll be sure to check it out, thank you 😍
red paste is harissa originates from Tunisia as is listed as a UNESCO tangible heritage the less olive oil on the paste the more spicey it will be & to make it less spicey just add extra virgin olive oil if your in the UK you can buy from a intercontinental food store make sure to buy the yellow and dark blue tin called harissa du cap bon or tube its the original great content.
the large doughnut's are called bambalouni
that red sauce is called harisa tunisia know for it too
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Tunisia 🇹🇳it's not just country it's culture i hope you will enjoy
in Tunisia and bring some Hrissa to your contry if you like it🙂
I will certainly take some home with me thank you 😍
Harrisa a spicy tunisian chilly salsa
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Sancturini tooked the blue and white from Sidi Bou Said not the inverse
Very interesting! So many of you guys are sharing this in the comments
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3:52 fyi: that's not Italy, that's Cap Bon, aka the state of Nabeul
Visit Carthage 🇹🇳
Not Roman influence is Carthage influence 😉
The red sauce called Harissa arbi
Thank you for sharing! I think I have to open my own Harissa shop one day because I love it 😅
Welcome guys and the donut are called banbalouni😊
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The tunisian Donut 🍩 is called ' Bambalouni '
You Can't come to SIDI bou said without trying it
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Harissa 🌶️🇹🇳
The Donuts its called bambalouni
The Red Sauce called Harissa
Welcome to Tunisia ❤
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That's how we drink tea 😅 we add nuts to it. Almonds and pine nuts to green tea or peanuts to black tea no idea why. You drink and eat the nuts at the same time. It's a shame people didn't speak English because it would help you understand a lot of things but people are learning English there. The donut is called: bumbaloony 😂 when we go to sidi bou said we have to get one and I usually get a fricasse also it's a fried bread stuffed with tuna, eggs, olives and harissa.
I love it!! Always nice to learn about new cultures and how things are done :) I'll deffo be trying the fried bread next time that sounds delicious
The red sauce is harissa
The donut called bambaloni
Thank you for sharing it was so fluffy and good 😍
Souce is Harisa
The video is amazing but i think that you don't have any information about the city and Tunisia in general, bro there is no moorish in Tunisia and there is no roman architecture at all at sidi bou said and there is no santorini colors or vibes because santorini was colored in blue only 30 years ago it seems you don't know what Tunisia used to be before it's the influencer not the influenced.
I'm always learning! Thanks for the insights brother I appreciate it 🙏
The palace we visited - Ennejma Ezzahra - is built in Moorish style, hence the reference.
We’re just a family exploring and enjoying, not a historical documentary channel.
@dacedaine822 you are welcome in our country but the palace is built in Tunisian architecture with some andalusian and Italian details, andalusian means already a mix of Tunisian and Syrian architecture and you can do some research on how andalusia was built so most of architecture details are Tunisian and you can't find a similar palace in andalusia. Enjoy your trips here we are excited to watch your next videos!
The mosaics are not Italian by any means. We've got lots of influences: Mostly Moorish, but also Portuguese, Ottoman, Phenicians, and old Roman
btw we have the biggest traditions of mosaics in the world and you can see the biggest one in the world in the Bardo Museum
the donut is balbalouni
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So tasty!
Thank you so much for sharing it was so good 😊
Bro what Roman influence you kept talking about? Tunisia has its own history and identity. And just so you know Carthage came before Romr
Hi I am the one who works in the hotel can you send me the video clip that you took of me and my friend❤
the red sauce is harissa
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Thank you I love it!!!
So delicious!
I would like to correct a detail concerning your title, it is not the Western media which does not show you Sidi bou Saïd, it is the Anglo-Saxon media.
European Latin countries (France, Portugal, Spain, Italy and Switzerland, including Belgium) know the site very well. Only Anglo-Saxons are deserting the region because it is French-speaking. and this is also the case for many other little corners of the world which are only known to French speakers.
There are typically Italian corners in Tunisia that you have not visited, like Mahdia.
far from usual tourist circuits, some villages and even towns (like Zaghouan) have remained Berber, even matriarchal in organization (Muslims are patriarchal).
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Dear yad you are confusing roman influence with carthage heritage in fact the bardo museum we have the largest collection of mosaic worldwide from carthage era as well as the roman era and also I am afraid you ´re mistaken moorish influence with tunisian heritage
Apologies for the confusion 🙏
Manger les spaghettis tunisienne aux crevettes ou viande
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would you be interested in forming a collaboration? I'm a seasoned graphic designer and I would love to work on your thumbnails
I’m always open to the idea, please send me an email with some examples of your work to: yad@yadventures.com
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Please my friend never say again Santorini of Tunisia . Sidi bou said is older
The donut is called "Bambalouni" It's a Typical Tunisian fried Donut, you can't find that anywhere else in the world but in Tunis hahaha
Hahaha it was delicious!!! but it will make you put on those calories ;)
Please stop saying Roman. The village was founded by a Muslim scholar and the architecture is Moorish-Ottoman. You wanna see Roman go to Carthage
15:38 it's bambalouni, and there are 3 types, the normal one with sugar or it can be with honey or chocolate
Oh wow with chocolate would be even more tasty 🤩
You call it Santorini hahaha nd i saw it in many european videos i get it for geocultural links nd everyhting BUT Sidi bousaid is older .. The intro was brilliant tho . enjoy your time here fellas welcome
Interesting!
That magic sauce is called harissa
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u can't see italy from there xD the other side is kelibia not italy, btw u should visit it
Really? I was looking on Google maps and i saw Palermo that’s why I thought it was Italy