This tells you no matter what you accumulate one day you will leave it all behind so always be humble and kind cause that's the only thing will lives on
These videos of abandoned houses made me feel sad and miserable ... a person clings to this life as if he were immortal in it .. He spends enormous wealth on building palaces and luxurious residences .. and he is keen to decorate them with all kinds of precious and rare pieces .. while he forgets that he lives A mortal, non-permanent life .. and at a moment death surprises him and leaves everything behind him as if he did not exist .. as if he had never been happy .. on the contrary, he was a servant and servant in this life .. and he did not really enjoy and was not happy in the way The correct thing for happiness .. is to taste simplicity and a sense of trivial things, perhaps every day he lives..and in helping people and animals..and getting closer to God.
You make a lot of assumptions about these people of whom you really know nothing. Their lifestyle may not conform to what you or I think of as normal but that doesn’t mean they were unkind or even arrogant people. Many Islamic cultures require you to be hospitable and welcoming to strangers and to throw open your home to any relatives that may arrive at your doorstep. You are required to give your best! Wealthy people will have double Master Suites so that when a relative arrives they have equal accommodations to the householder. We here in the west suffer from an arrogance of culture that teaches us that we are not worthy unless we are BETTER. We are not satisfied with uplifting all to an equal plane, rather we feel only those who are “deserving” should be on that better plane. I have learned in my time on earth that there is good in every culture and in all people. The more you look for and expect that good the more of it you will find. I also find that the more you see of other cultures the richer your own life becomes. The World is full of richness, why not partake of as much of it as you can?
I am luxemburgish and it's sad to see how much changed in this location since my first visit... Great Video and this castle is definitely one of the most beautiful ones in Luxembourg. A persom who knows the family contacted me and told me that the owner died and his wife took over the castle. The family lives in Saudi Arabia and uses the castle for vacations, the last time they were in the castle was in 2015. The person also told me that he contacted the owner and the police, because there have been many break-ins since the family is in Saudi Arabia. I hope this Location won't get rushed by people with bad intentions... Greetings from Luxembourg!
The Saudi Royal Family has more than enough money to hire security for this place but they don't care. They have mansions in England that they have abandoned and there is moss in them. These mansions can be seen on You Tube.
وهذه اللوحه المعلقه بجانب الزجاج الملون هي اية قرانية اية الكرسي من سورة البقرة من القرآن الكريم بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الله لا إله إلا هو الحي القيوم لا تاخذه سنة ولانوم له مافي السماوات ومافي الأرض من ذا الذي يشفع عنده إلا باذنه يعلم مابين ايديهم وما خلفهم ولايحيطون بشء من علمه إلا بما شاء وسع كرسيه السماوات والأرض ولايؤده حفظهما وهو العلي العظيم صدق الله العظيم وهذه الاية للحفظ كلما قراها اي شخص الله يحفظه ولا يستطيع شخص ان يؤذيه ولا اي شيء سبحان الله
Being an Arab, I was amazed to see these monuments, thank you for shedding light on this beautiful castle full of Arab and Islamic monuments ، All the pictures hanging on the wall are surahs from the Holy Quran written in Arabic . ❤️
Duvarlara Kur'an'dan ayetler koymuşlar, fakat yaşayışları Kur'an'ın gösterdiği yol ile kesinlikle ilgisi yok. İslam yadımlaşmayı, paylaşmayı, dayanışmayı, yoksullara, fakirlere, kimsesizlere, yetimlere yardım etmeyi emreder. İsrafı, gösterişi, şatafatı, azgınlığı yasaklar. Ortadoğu'da Afrika'da ve dünyanın farklı bölgelerinde insanlar açlıktan ölürken bunların yaptığı azgınlığın, israfın haddi hesabı yok. Bu yaptıklarının İslam ile nasıl bir ilgisi olabilir!
@@aligrosa2039 My brother, since you are Turkish, I live in Turkey, I have four years, I have never seen racism in my life, as I saw it with the Turks, and the Muslim Turks, especially, so, you have no right to talk about Arabs, because there are no people in the whole world, as generous as Arab
@@sara.2814 Benim eleştirim tüm Arap ulusuna değil, Körfez ülkelerinde saltanat, israf, azgınlık, büyük lüks içinde yaşayan Kral ve şeyhlerine. Ayrıca bunların cömertliklerini Yemen'de, Filistin'de, Somali'de, Çad'ta, Sudan'da, Libya'da, Suriye'de ve diğer ülkelerde çok iyi görüyoruz! Türkiye 11 yılda fazla, topraklarında çoğu Suriyeli olmak üzere 5 milyondan fazla sığınmacığa bakmaktadır. Bu cömerliği, kardeşliği, yardımlaşmayı başka hiçbir ülke yapmamıştır.
@@aligrosa2039 Brother, if it were not for the aid and money that comes from Europe to Turkey, for the sake of the Syrians, Turkey would not have received this huge number of refugees. As for the Arabs and the elderly, you do not know, they may be donors, in large quantities, but not everything is apparent.
The game in the zippered case is called 'Backgammon'. "Backgammon is one of the oldest known board games. Its history can be traced back nearly 5,000 years to archaeological discoveries in Mesopotamia. It is a two-player game where each player has fifteen pieces that move between twenty-four triangles according to the roll of two dice."
If they still used it as a holiday home, why they didn't leave someone to look after the property to maintained and protect it from break in... thank you Maureno and company fir sharing it....
Successful people don't become that way overnight .most people you see as a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
I have watched several abandoned castle shows, this is my favorite show by fare. Well done! Please wear gloves and masks, I don’t want you to get sick. Thank you for all that you do.
I must say, this was quite interesting ! I'm Arab, but not from Saudi Arabia but we share lots of cultural similarities. When you were walking by the bathrooms I had to pause to check if the water pipe is next to the toilet lol ! We literally can't live without them ! If you visited an Arabic country in the future, you'll notice there's a pipe next to each toilet where you can spray water to clean after yourself. Another thing, the bed with the radio ! I remember my grandma had one ! It was a wooden bed with a radio in the middle (very similar to the one shown in the video) and speakers on the sides. My mum said that these beds were quite trendy back then and her sister had one too when she got married :D The heavy covers (with fur I guess?) were fascinating too! They reminded me of the olden days when the weather was colder than now and we had to use them in winter haha - sadly, they hardly exist nowadays :O ! The pots obviously show how our culture is, we can't live without our tea and Arabic coffee :D ! That explains why there were so many of them here and there :) I absolutely loved the furniture though, it seemed like this family really loved velvet ! It wasn't surprising to me to see as many hangers as there were! Arabs have bigger families, could have 7-9 children normally and might have even more! Add to that, in one household, there could be more than one family living together! So it's absolutely normal for them to live in bigger houses, own more rooms, and need more necessities. Also, I don't think this castle is abandoned honestly. It looks like they had repairment plans in mind but were on hold for God knows what reasons - maybe change in plans or postponed for later years. I also think they could come back anytime they want especially that their belongings and clothes are still there. Arabs wouldn't usually keep their stuff behind them unless they return back to them, if not, they would simply donate their unused things. But again, things happen out of one's hands sometimes, yet it could be a matter of time - so I really hope people wouldn't just assume things and judge others + keep in mind you could "own" something and decided when to use it or not because it's "yours" afterall :) Soooo, anyway! Thank you for sharing this ! You did a wonderful job :)
I really appreciate your comments. Some people here like to assume that just because they are Arabs and from a royal family they don’t care about their own belongings.
@@BA-fy8kt Excatly ! Being rich doesn't mean you're being careless or unappreciative. Thank God we were taught to give a person 70 excuses before judging... But again, some people like to be dramatic & act as if they're "know it all" :)
I would never wear those clothes again,all the molds around it. Why they leave so cluttery,unorganized. I am sure they can afford for caretaker? I am not rich but I never use plaster hangers... I throw them away..
@@myrnahall6168 One thing I can assure you is that Arabs from the Gulf region specifically are known to be very preserved people, they would NEVER leave personal documents and family pictures like that if they knew they would never return back! So, high probability, something happened and they weren't able to return for their belongings, and more importantly, they must have reasons for not taking other measures. We can't just jump into questions like why did they and why didn't they.. after all.. it's none of our business :O
The tapestry on door is arabic language ,La illahailallah Muhammadan rasulullah,it means There's no God except Allah,and Muhammad the messenger of Allah (i'm sorry if theres little bit make a mistake for translate 😊)
Sou brasileira e adoro essas casas , fazendas , castelos , mansões e palácios antigos, acho sensacional por eles serem bem antigos e eu amo antiguidades.Parabéns
The "horn" hanging on the coatrack by the fireplace in the first grand room is a Powder Horn used to hold gunpowder to load black powder into antique black powder handguns or rifles. A little lever at the top of the horn where the spout is the metal piece with the hole in it is to measure the amount of powder that you would load into the weapon.
13:21 its an ayah (verse)from the Holy Quran, its our Holy Book, of Muslims. It is last two Ayah(verses)from surah Al-Qalam which means "The Pen", and it translates as following "”And indeed, those who disbelieve would almost make you slip with their eyes [i.e., looks] when they hear the message, and they say, "Indeed, he is mad. But it is not except a reminder to the worlds.
@@pamelaelias5105 I know when and where to show my anger. I HAVE SEEN PEOPLE LIKE YOU ALL OVER THE INTERNET ABUSING MUSLIMS, BAD MOUTHING THEM, AND I'LL DEFEND MYSELF IF SOMEONE LIKE YOU COME AND PEAK NOSE AT MY COMMENT SO NEXT TIME STAY IN YOUR LIMITS AND TRY NOT TO JUDGE ANYONE TO PREACH OR NOT TO PREACH. OR YOU WILL GET A DEFENSIVE REPLY IN RETURN. GOODBYE.
@@pamelaelias5105 she was explaining what the script said, not preaching. I don’t blame her for getting upset with someone who is trying to bait her. Shame on you.
22:57 The first picture on the left is of King Abdulaziz, King of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, while the one in the middle is his son, King Salman Abdul Aziz, born in 1935. He is the seventh king, and his son is Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia since 2017 until now, and the picture on the right is of King Faisal bin Salman. Abdul Aziz was born in 1906 and was assassinated on 3/25/1975. He is the third son of King Abdulaziz 🌹Unfortunately, my dear, none of them is Abdullah and I wonder who is Abdullah Raman you mean?
J’ai été la visiter avec des amies et c’est un lieu magnifique..... ne casser pas le lieu et respecter ce château ! Car il a une histoire ! Nous avons juste l’impression que la famille es partie sans rien prendre avec eux.. l’ambiance est particulière ! Beaucoup de choses religieux alors il faut respecter et ne pas jeter les choses au sol surtout les livres du coran, posez les quelques part! Sur un meuble ou un lit !
lol ah ba du coup j'imagine que c'est toi qui a retourner tous les tiroirs de la dernière chambres visiter 🤦🏻 vous aller dans la proprieter priver des gens illégalement et tu parle de respectez 🤦🏻 c'est le monde a l'envers ! cette video c'est un cambriolage filmer honteux et tout le monde trouve sa normal 🤷♂️🤦🏻
bein si les choses religieux etait au sol c'est la leur place puisque propriaitaire a mete les au sol. c'est pas la responsabilite des autres pour le metter dans un meuble ou un lit.
Хорошее пожелание! Вам за это большое признание! Может время придёт и кто-то сможет сделать туристические туда походы и размещать там небольшое количество туристов , людей для обслуживания этих туристов!- хорошо, когда ни просто где-то отдыхаешь и без истории, а наоборот: отдых Тем и приятен, когда там была история и жизнь когда-то чья-то! Продлить этим людям жизнь:" памятью о них!"
I'm so amazed after watching such a great castle 🏰 the most interesting part when you turn on the light and there is still electricity overall you have done a amazing vlog 👏 I really loved it 💐
The Arabic writings are texts from the Qur’an, and the Qur’an is the holy book in Islam as well The thing in which charcoal is found is an Arab tool used to put incense in it and give a beautiful smell to the place.
Its sad to see such a beautiful home been left to decay, worth restoring it because it has amazing artwork and detailing in every inch of the house and it has a story to tell.
That Arabic language on the top of the door was "Ayat tul kursi" it saves the house from bad things and devils and it's true I have the experience with it
The house may likely be occupied by ghosts rather than demons. Ghosts are very sentimentally attached to the place for old times sake, and they hate any new owner"s attempt to renovate the entire place. They have respect for custodians and restorers, but not anybody who comes with renovation plans.
41:30 is called “buokhoor” it’s more of a tradition, basically it’s a specific type of wood and trees cur into small pieces and once you burn it in the “moubkhara” (the thing in the video) it will smells soo beautiful.
Thank you so much for the explanation of the tradition of “Buokhoor” and the naming of the artifact. You’ve made my understanding of Saudi Arabian Culture just a little richer!!
That "device" is a powder horn. It was used to hold the gun powder for old muzzle loading rifles. Antique gun enthusiasts also still use them. Cool house! Weird decor.
The item hanging from the hat/coat rack at approx 16:25 is called a powder horn, used to hold black powder for a musket or rifle. If someone mentioned it already in the comments and I missed it...I apologize.
Hi I'm canadian with arabic language back ground , most of the writing are prayers and verses from the Holy quraan, it's part of the arabic tradition to hang those writing on the wall as a reminder to the family and visitor to read or say the prayer , the way are decorated and presented called Arabisca style, great job thanks for your wonderful vedios keep me happy during our harsh winter here n canada and especially during the lock down
The children are all grown and probably went all their separate ways in life. Plus they may not want to visit since sadness of parent's deaths. They may not wish to disturb it. I don't know but thank YOU so much for another amazing tour!!!!!!!!💕
When they have several 10’000 m2 palaces around the world, this is a tiny house. Luxembourg was probably an interesting place for other facts than owning a castle they surely never visited…
The writings hanging on the wall are religious writings, Arabs, Turkish and even all Muslim families have this, the verses of the name of Allah are usually written.
The moment where you showed the open book explains a lot, the book talk about how to divide the wealth of a deceased one to his children and wife or husband in Islam, so I think the owner children came after the death of their father to see what can they do with this place. The picture that was on the wheelchair is for the former king of Saudi (King Fahad) that died before more than 15 years ago. The 3 pictures hanging on the wall starting from the left is King Abdulaziz the founder of Saudi Arabia, second one is King Salman who is the knig of Saudi right now, and the last one is Prince Mohammed bin Naif the crown prince at that time period. Other thing is and it strikes me the most, is how are the doors left open like this, because the third picture hanging on the wall showed the crown prince at the time period (2015-2017) so it hasn’t been so long since someone of the owners family was here, 7 years at most. ( I watched the the whole video now and saw the food you mentioned someone was there between 2018-2019) Hanging pictures of the royal family in houses like this mostly indicates that the owner was a politician. Great video.
Beautiful building. It's the first castle I can see myself living in. I find castles usually cold, dark and ghostly, although they are incredibly beautiful. These stained glass windows and huge fireplaces are priceless and must be saved. So much wealth and so little interest in maintenance makes me angry. Thank you Explome for taking us there.
Hai,I am from Indonesia,I like watching Your Video Didalam kastil ini begitu banyak tulisan2 Kitab AlQuran , Surah2 pendek , tentang Ke Esaan Allah SWT
Guys Guys Guys !!!! You did it again you took me on a great explore !!! I can't thank you enough I know you are doing what you are so passionate about but you make a big difference in my life I live out my dreams through you guys 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 please stay safe and God bless from America 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
41:15 is an Oudh stand. They put the burning piece of coal over it and then drop some typical Arabic perfume powder or place wood pieces soaked in perfume oil over it. As it slowly burned the woody Arabian fragrance spread around. You will see that in every arab home. The perfumed powders or wooden pieces are expensive. Their women also perfume their hair with that smoke and their clothes before they leave homes, when they are about to pray or receive guests. This stand is given to the guests to take the perfume in their robes as well. Pretty much an everyday thing for them.
Hello, I am a new Arab follower. The first thing you saw was a surah from the Noble Qur’an called Surat Al-Fatihah, and the second thing you saw was also a religious thing called Surat Yassin. Muslims put it in their homes for blessing and goodness. The book was talking about the cases of the wife and half-sister and how to deal with them in a way It is correct. As for the inscription hanging above the door, it is an expression that means (There is no god but God and Muhammad is the Messenger of God).
Thank you for this adventure. Most of the pictures are of the King of Saudi Arabia. I am surprised because they left everything and no one came back .. The book that was on the table is a book on alternative medicine, and the words on the wall are a wall from the Holy Qur’an.
I guess this Castle/Property Owned by the late either King Fahad or king Abdullah of Saudi Arabia by looking at the Photo hanging on the Wall both king passed away .Or their next of kin and you have a very nice respectfull thoughs when talking about the People and their Beliefs and the Arabic Photos/Carpets hanging around most of them are Prayers to Protect the People and the Place from Harm/Bad Spirits .But most of Rich or Business men and prominent household also hangs the photos of the Ruler .I was once a Nurse working in Dammam kingdom of Saudi Arabia I enjoyed the Video thanks for Sharing 😇😇😇
It is very common for saudi people, specially rich people and with those of business, to hang a picture of their beloved kings. Those 3 pictures were King Fahad, King Abdullaziz, King Salman. Saudi people loves to buy things, useful or not, specially dresses, bags and shoes, signature or not. Money is nothing for them, as long as they feel happy with it. That thing in the window, they put an aroma in it, making tha place smelling good, like incense. I love your exploration, so detailed and with history on it. Take care always.
Went to collage with a guy who’s father was a sheik, he would toss him thousands of dollars if he was going out for coffee. I saw it with my own eyes. Never felt so poor in my entire life. My friends monthly allowance was a bit over what my dad earned in a year
@@michellehosmillomarananrox5818 my dear if you are working in saudi you should have correct information.saudi people like anybody else in this world some are rich and some are not. I am saudi and am sure you have been treated well in our country beacause you spend 8 years .
Sonia I wish you are fair when you are talking about saudi Arabia .It is true we love our country and our kings .But we work very hard to earn our money and deal with in Wise way As our religon order us mostly helping other people in other poor country
@@dr.j.a.n.7146 i love saudi arabia, that is why i am still here working for more than a decade. like in other countries, everything is not perfect, but mostly it depends on how you were treated by the people, or how you treat them too. Of all the people i've met here in saudi arabia, they were all nice and friendly. Treat them right and they will treat you better...
Hello I am from Saudi Arabia A fan and a good follower of your channel. The picture at 21:10 is not the one who lived here,It's for the former king of Saudi Arabia king Fahad who's died in 2005 . The three pictures at 22:57 are for former king Abdulaziz who's died in 1953 and current king Salman and the former crown prince Mohammad. At 41:39 it's a Censer en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censer Hope to see more videos and good luck
اشكر ذوقك وانا ممتن لانك عرض لنا حال منزلنا وكيف تم اهماله اتناء غيابنا عنه لاكن قريب باذن الله يكون لنا زياره وتعود تتفتح الازهار في المكان وننثر البهجه والسرور في المكان
I absolutely love this palace!! Like all the previous explorations you did this one with sensitivity, respect and grace. Really I think you are a role model and I will certainly show it to my nephew to teach him about history and beauty. It seems to have been definitely owned by a senior royal from Saudi Arabia. Hope it gets attention soon, it’s so sad to see such a historical gem left alone. Great job guys once again, you go from strength to strength 👍
The small carpet in the wall on top of stairs is a Surah a prayer from the Koran,kind of a blessing. Arabics book you read for right to left,so the start of the book is the last page at the end
It’s so sad. If the comment below mine is correct, then the family in Saudi Arabia needs to understand that when you leave a castle with these kinds of expensive memories, they should expect it to be ransacked. If not there since 2015, it is a piece of eye candy for robbers. I’m surprised more has not been taken. Surveillance/police or not...it’s going to happen. Loved the explore, Maureno!
The symbol on the ironwork inside the carved fireplace (23:52) is called Fleur-de-lis, (French: “lily flower”) , also spelled fleur-de-lys, also called flower-de-luce, stylized emblem or device much used in ornamentation and, particularly, in heraldry, long associated with the French crown. One legend identifies it as the lily given at his baptism to Clovis, king of the Franks (466-511), by the Virgin Mary. The lily was said to have sprung from the tears shed by Eve as she left Eden. I have noticed that it has appeared in many of your videos inside of fireplaces, on wallpaper etc. There is much information to be found online regarding its symbolism throughout time.
Maureno has been in so many French castles, he should know by now that it is the Fleur - de - lis. You are correct about it appearing in many of his videos. When will he learn?
Disculpa por no saber ingles no no poder opinar en ese idioma, lo siento mucho, cuando viaje a Luxemburgo, abajo de la catedral y muy cerca del palacio real, ví una casa abandonada pero con arquitectura muy antigua, como que a estado abandonada por casi medio siglo, solo la pude rodear y me asome en un pequeño orificio en la madera y la casa se veían muebles antiguos, hermosa casa pero me dió mucha tristeza que estaba abandonada por completo. Es bajando el precipicio por el jardín de la casa real, por las escaleras, se baja hasta donde está el arroyo y ahí se ve esa casa, yo quedé maravillada con esa casita. Saludos desde México.
Guys. Hello! Thank you very much for subtitling in Russian! A lot of Russian-speaking people are watching you all over the world! Respect for the interior details and general plans of the area! You 👍👍👍
Item at 16:20 looks like a black powder horn. For old flintlock muskets, you would store dry powder in one of these and when you needed to shoot, you would load your powder, wad (small piece of fabric or paper, and your musket ball. If your powder got wet, the musket wouldn't fire.
Someone is definitely looking after this place looks like the start of renovations for the Family, I would stay as far away from there as I could, JUST SAYING
@@Castor561 why don’t you come forward and ask to buy the castle sir ? If you want his address , very simple Prince Mohd bin Naiyef . You don’t need to miss behave .
Me gusta cómo presentas tu trabajo, con mucho respeto! Sólo viendo estos videos puedo ver cómo viven los ricos, es triste ver tantos recuerdos tirados. No hay duda que todo lo material se queda atrás.
هذه القلعة تخص رجل أعمال سعودي، وليست للأسرة المالكة، وتفسير وجود الصور للملوك هو أمر شائع للعامة بوضعها في غرفة الضيوف تعبير عن ولائهم للحكام. وأنت تعتقد أن أقتحام المنازل المهجورة عمل رائع ويستحق المجازفة، لكن في الواقع أنك ترشد اللصوص والمخربين بالذهاب إليها وسرقتها والعبث بمحتواها، فأنت تستحق المسائلة، ويجب محاكمتك لإقتحام منازل الغير.
Amazing explore. Those beds are awesome... Wish I had that vanity! I really wish people would respect other people's property and not steal and destroy this home is amazing I'd love to know the backstory why everything was left behind love you guys take care be safe and where's your mask that black mold is scary!!! Moreno 💖
26 years of wondering who lives in that massive castle and now I randomly found this video 😂 The castle can be seen from the way we took to school back then and we always wanted to go there one day to check who lives there
Unfukkin elievable that the power was still on after ten years. Just goes to show how priveledged the rich truly are. I'll bet they never paid a dime for power for years.
There must be a caretaker or something attending the place, no plaster or rubble on the floor where ceiling has come down. An amazing and beautiful place. Such a sad tale of how it's become left alone and empty. Thank you for giving it such respect in your explore. 🥰
Sehr schönes Schloss, unten war sehr schön und gemütlich, die oberen Räume, waren nicht der Hammer, aber habt ihr gut gemacht, schön so etwas mal zu sehen., vielen Dank grüße aus Deutschland 👌👍😁
the three pictures hanging on the wall, the middle one is the picture of now the reigning King of Saudi Arabia, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud. King Salman became King on 23 January 2015 - now!
The clock that you admired in the meeting room is a style called “Boole”. If it is authentic, it would be quite valuable. It is tortoise shell inlaid with brass.
Such an awesome place! Wish I could afford to buy that! The beautifully ornate fireplaces and the gorgeous stained glass windows! Looks to be in decent shape. So sad that they just left the family portraits behind.☹️
that castle is built on raised ground, and considering its owned by Arab royalty, I expect there to be hidden chambers beneath the Castle within the raised ground. Search around the property for hidden entrances or passages from inside the basement.
The object isn’t a musical instrument. It’s a powder horn. One would put gunpowder in it, and use the powder to load the charge in a muzzle loading musket. Used up until the mid-19th century when the development of the paper cartridge containing powder and musket ball or Minie ball made using loose powder obsolete.
Thanks guys very interesting as usual and I’ll do such a great job I wish everybody was as thoughtful and kind and is such a good tour guide as y’all are
The photo @ 18:50 was from a Polaroid camera that came out in the 60s. I remember owning one around 1980. It reached the height of its popularity in the 80s, but the company’s owner decided to gradually cease production and withdraw from analog instant film products completely on Feb. 8, 2008. It started out with black and white prints, then became colored by 1963. The photo of the boy was possibly taken in the 90s, but I’m just guessing. I’m usually pretty good at guessing the time line by studying the clothes, hairstyle and makeup worn. You kept moving the photo so I couldn’t get a real good look.
Olá Sou brasileira,mas admiro seu trabalho Seus vídeos são ótimos Pena que não sei inglês Mas assisto com legenda mesmo Obrigado por nos proporcionar todas essas histórias Abraço🤗😍
The carved wooden fireplace is amazing. I see Greenman in the first fireplace but in the second one @23:27 I see Melsusine holding a cameo that appears to be dressed in Elizabethan (Holy Roman Emperor Rudolph II, the Philosopher King, often remembered painted in fruit in not unsimilar style). There seems to be an absence of common Christian themes so often found in the carvings and stained glass, (though I couldn't see if that was a cross worn on the necklace of the 'Elizabethan' cameo) The old home with mostly non-Christian themes surely made the home a more attractive buy for the Arab Muslim family. I suspect they replaced the stained glass in the main room double doors @12:05 which now has a more Arab flavor than the rest but still jives just fine, especially with the Greek key pattern seen @11:43 in the floors.
those are verses from quran , this is translation "And those who disbelieve would almost smite you with their eyes when they hear the reminder, and they say: Most surely he is mad , And it is naught but a reminder to the nations"
12:42 Beautiful face on that Grand Father Clock. That room with that massive gorgeous inglenook fireplace, looks more a conference room, set up for business meetings.
13:15 The sign over the door is a Quranic verse. 21:13 That man was King Fahd bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, He was the King of Saudi Arabia since 1982 until his death in 2005. In 23:00 You can see some of the Royal Family members starting from the first photo from the left, King Abdulaziz bin Abdul Rahman Al Saud He reigned as the first king of Saudi Arabia from 23 September 1932 to his death in 1953. And in the middle King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud is the current King of Saudi Arabia, reigning since 23 January 2015. And the last on to the right is The Crown Prince Muhammad bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz Al Saud who served as the crown prince and first deputy prime minister of Saudi Arabia from 2015 to 2017. 34:36 that thing in the bag is "Myrrh" which is a gum-resin extracted from a number of small, thorny tree species of the genus Comephorid. Myrrh resin has been used throughout history as a perfume, incense and medicine. We mostly in the middle east used it for medicine as a natural antibiotic. 41:28 We call it "mubkhara" we burn incense to perfume our homes with it.
This tells you no matter what you accumulate one day you will leave it all behind so always be humble and kind cause that's the only thing will lives on
Deplam
True brother. 👍
✌
That truly... 👍👍
Excellent,,,, people worshipping money , friends, and gold not knowing God gives
These videos of abandoned houses made me feel sad and miserable ... a person clings to this life as if he were immortal in it .. He spends enormous wealth on building palaces and luxurious residences .. and he is keen to decorate them with all kinds of precious and rare pieces .. while he forgets that he lives A mortal, non-permanent life .. and at a moment death surprises him and leaves everything behind him as if he did not exist .. as if he had never been happy .. on the contrary, he was a servant and servant in this life .. and he did not really enjoy and was not happy in the way The correct thing for happiness .. is to taste simplicity and a sense of trivial things, perhaps every day he lives..and in helping people and animals..and getting closer to God.
I think they thought their offspring would live in it .
Amen
Hi pink. This happens when you have a lot of wealth and mind doesn't work on the other side ye know.
You make a lot of assumptions about these people of whom you really know nothing. Their lifestyle may not conform to what you or I think of as normal but that doesn’t mean they were unkind or even arrogant people. Many Islamic cultures require you to be hospitable and welcoming to strangers and to throw open your home to any relatives that may arrive at your doorstep. You are required to give your best! Wealthy people will have double Master Suites so that when a relative arrives they have equal accommodations to the householder. We here in the west suffer from an arrogance of culture that teaches us that we are not worthy unless we are BETTER. We are not satisfied with uplifting all to an equal plane, rather we feel only those who are “deserving” should be on that better plane.
I have learned in my time on earth that there is good in every culture and in all people. The more you look for and expect that good the more of it you will find. I also find that the more you see of other cultures the richer your own life becomes. The World is full of richness, why not partake of as much of it as you can?
It is very beautiful what you have just said.
I am luxemburgish and it's sad to see how much changed in this location since my first visit... Great Video and this castle is definitely one of the most beautiful ones in Luxembourg. A persom who knows the family contacted me and told me that the owner died and his wife took over the castle. The family lives in Saudi Arabia and uses the castle for vacations, the last time they were in the castle was in 2015. The person also told me that he contacted the owner and the police, because there have been many break-ins since the family is in Saudi Arabia. I hope this Location won't get rushed by people with bad intentions...
Greetings from Luxembourg!
Ech kennen den Schlass do mol nit 😣
I can't belive they leave this abandoned I would live there
That is very interesting. Thank you for taking the time to explain!
So it isn't abandoned?
The Saudi Royal Family has more than enough money to hire security for this place but they don't care. They have mansions in England that they have abandoned and there is moss in them. These mansions can be seen on You Tube.
وهذه اللوحه المعلقه بجانب الزجاج الملون هي اية قرانية اية الكرسي من سورة البقرة من القرآن الكريم
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
الله لا إله إلا هو الحي القيوم لا تاخذه سنة ولانوم له مافي السماوات ومافي الأرض من ذا الذي يشفع عنده إلا باذنه يعلم مابين ايديهم وما خلفهم ولايحيطون بشء من علمه إلا بما شاء وسع كرسيه السماوات والأرض ولايؤده حفظهما وهو العلي العظيم
صدق الله العظيم
وهذه الاية للحفظ كلما قراها اي شخص الله يحفظه ولا يستطيع شخص ان يؤذيه ولا اي شيء سبحان الله
Being an Arab, I was amazed to see these monuments, thank you for shedding light on this beautiful castle full of Arab and Islamic monuments ، All the pictures hanging on the wall are surahs from the Holy Quran written in Arabic . ❤️
Duvarlara Kur'an'dan ayetler koymuşlar, fakat yaşayışları Kur'an'ın gösterdiği yol ile kesinlikle ilgisi yok.
İslam yadımlaşmayı, paylaşmayı, dayanışmayı, yoksullara, fakirlere, kimsesizlere, yetimlere yardım etmeyi emreder.
İsrafı, gösterişi, şatafatı, azgınlığı yasaklar.
Ortadoğu'da Afrika'da ve dünyanın farklı bölgelerinde insanlar açlıktan ölürken bunların yaptığı azgınlığın, israfın haddi hesabı yok.
Bu yaptıklarının İslam ile nasıl bir ilgisi olabilir!
@@aligrosa2039 My brother, since you are Turkish, I live in Turkey, I have four years, I have never seen racism in my life, as I saw it with the Turks, and the Muslim Turks, especially, so, you have no right to talk about Arabs, because there are no people in the whole world, as generous as Arab
@@sara.2814
Benim eleştirim tüm Arap ulusuna değil, Körfez ülkelerinde saltanat, israf, azgınlık, büyük lüks içinde yaşayan Kral ve şeyhlerine.
Ayrıca bunların cömertliklerini Yemen'de, Filistin'de, Somali'de, Çad'ta, Sudan'da, Libya'da, Suriye'de ve diğer ülkelerde çok iyi görüyoruz!
Türkiye 11 yılda fazla, topraklarında çoğu Suriyeli olmak üzere 5 milyondan fazla sığınmacığa bakmaktadır.
Bu cömerliği, kardeşliği, yardımlaşmayı başka hiçbir ülke yapmamıştır.
@@aligrosa2039 Brother, if it were not for the aid and money that comes from Europe to Turkey, for the sake of the Syrians, Turkey would not have received this huge number of refugees. As for the Arabs and the elderly, you do not know, they may be donors, in large quantities, but not everything is apparent.
The game in the zippered case is called 'Backgammon'. "Backgammon is one of the oldest known board games. Its history can be traced back nearly 5,000 years to archaeological discoveries in Mesopotamia. It is a two-player game where each player has fifteen pieces that move between twenty-four triangles according to the roll of two dice."
your voice is good to hear, so I fail to focus and feel sleepy, it's like listening to a fairy tale before bed 💓
It makes me want to read 1001 Nights
😴😴😴😂😂
Me too..😅
If they still used it as a holiday home, why they didn't leave someone to look after the property to maintained and protect it from break in... thank you Maureno and company fir sharing it....
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I have watched several abandoned castle shows, this is my favorite show by fare. Well done! Please wear gloves and masks, I don’t want you to get sick. Thank you for all that you do.
I must say, this was quite interesting ! I'm Arab, but not from Saudi Arabia but we share lots of cultural similarities. When you were walking by the bathrooms I had to pause to check if the water pipe is next to the toilet lol ! We literally can't live without them ! If you visited an Arabic country in the future, you'll notice there's a pipe next to each toilet where you can spray water to clean after yourself.
Another thing, the bed with the radio ! I remember my grandma had one ! It was a wooden bed with a radio in the middle (very similar to the one shown in the video) and speakers on the sides. My mum said that these beds were quite trendy back then and her sister had one too when she got married :D
The heavy covers (with fur I guess?) were fascinating too! They reminded me of the olden days when the weather was colder than now and we had to use them in winter haha - sadly, they hardly exist nowadays :O !
The pots obviously show how our culture is, we can't live without our tea and Arabic coffee :D ! That explains why there were so many of them here and there :)
I absolutely loved the furniture though, it seemed like this family really loved velvet !
It wasn't surprising to me to see as many hangers as there were! Arabs have bigger families, could have 7-9 children normally and might have even more! Add to that, in one household, there could be more than one family living together! So it's absolutely normal for them to live in bigger houses, own more rooms, and need more necessities.
Also, I don't think this castle is abandoned honestly. It looks like they had repairment plans in mind but were on hold for God knows what reasons - maybe change in plans or postponed for later years. I also think they could come back anytime they want especially that their belongings and clothes are still there. Arabs wouldn't usually keep their stuff behind them unless they return back to them, if not, they would simply donate their unused things. But again, things happen out of one's hands sometimes, yet it could be a matter of time - so I really hope people wouldn't just assume things and judge others + keep in mind you could "own" something and decided when to use it or not because it's "yours" afterall :)
Soooo, anyway! Thank you for sharing this ! You did a wonderful job :)
I really appreciate your comments. Some people here like to assume that just because they are Arabs and from a royal family they don’t care about their own belongings.
@@BA-fy8kt Excatly ! Being rich doesn't mean you're being careless or unappreciative. Thank God we were taught to give a person 70 excuses before judging... But again, some people like to be dramatic & act as if they're "know it all" :)
I would never wear those clothes again,all the molds around it. Why they leave so cluttery,unorganized. I am sure they can afford for caretaker? I am not rich but I never use plaster hangers... I throw them away..
@@myrnahall6168 One thing I can assure you is that Arabs from the Gulf region specifically are known to be very preserved people, they would NEVER leave personal documents and family pictures like that if they knew they would never return back! So, high probability, something happened and they weren't able to return for their belongings, and more importantly, they must have reasons for not taking other measures. We can't just jump into questions like why did they and why didn't they.. after all.. it's none of our business :O
@Adnan Madi أتفق، الله العالم ما كانت أسبابهم وعسى أن يكونوا بخير أينما كانوا
The tapestry on door is arabic language ,La illahailallah Muhammadan rasulullah,it means There's no God except Allah,and Muhammad the messenger of Allah (i'm sorry if theres little bit make a mistake for translate 😊)
Hahaha
@@jessyreyes5577 she is translating it and it made you laugh? I know you are a islamic hater..
Shahada
@@mailmeshr15686 it's Ok,we don't need to debate right😊
@@mailmeshr15686 thanks for me💚
That's king fahad picture, room with bed, with wheelchair, after he died, king Abdullah replaced him... They were soooooo generous indeed 😘👍😘😘😘
Your voice and music, the dramatic progression is even better here. I love your calm, soft, warm voice.
Sou brasileira e adoro essas casas , fazendas , castelos , mansões e palácios antigos, acho sensacional por eles serem bem antigos e eu amo antiguidades.Parabéns
The "horn" hanging on the coatrack by the fireplace in the first grand room is a Powder Horn used to hold gunpowder to load black powder into antique black powder handguns or rifles. A little lever at the top of the horn where the spout is the metal piece with the hole in it is to measure the amount of powder that you would load into the weapon.
13:21 its an ayah (verse)from the Holy Quran, its our Holy Book, of Muslims.
It is last two Ayah(verses)from surah Al-Qalam which means "The Pen", and it translates as following "”And indeed, those who disbelieve would almost make you slip with their eyes [i.e., looks] when they hear the message, and they say, "Indeed, he is mad. But it is not except a reminder to the worlds.
@@pamelaelias5105 and who are you to ask me not to preach? STAY IN YOUR LIMITS AND MIND YOUR BUSINESS
@@pamelaelias5105 I know when and where to show my anger. I HAVE SEEN PEOPLE LIKE YOU ALL OVER THE INTERNET ABUSING MUSLIMS, BAD MOUTHING THEM, AND I'LL DEFEND MYSELF IF SOMEONE LIKE YOU COME AND PEAK NOSE AT MY COMMENT SO NEXT TIME STAY IN YOUR LIMITS AND TRY NOT TO JUDGE ANYONE TO PREACH OR NOT TO PREACH. OR YOU WILL GET A DEFENSIVE REPLY IN RETURN. GOODBYE.
@@humeyraamir8310 thanks for your explanation 😊
@@pamelaelias5105 she was explaining what the script said, not preaching. I don’t blame her for getting upset with someone who is trying to bait her. Shame on you.
Humeyra Amir 😐.. Are u there? 😅
The music is incredible it urges you to expect a mystery. your soft voice mesmerizes the audience. I enjoy the whole tour and lots of thanks.
Fico intrigada do porque abandonar um lugar incrível como este castelo?! Parabéns equipe pela ótima filmagem, com a história legendada, gratidão!
22:57
The first picture on the left is of King Abdulaziz, King of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, while the one in the middle is his son, King Salman Abdul Aziz, born in 1935. He is the seventh king, and his son is Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia since 2017 until now, and the picture on the right is of King Faisal bin Salman. Abdul Aziz was born in 1906 and was assassinated on 3/25/1975. He is the third son of King Abdulaziz
🌹Unfortunately, my dear, none of them is Abdullah and I wonder who is Abdullah Raman you mean?
J’ai été la visiter avec des amies et c’est un lieu magnifique..... ne casser pas le lieu et respecter ce château ! Car il a une histoire ! Nous avons juste l’impression que la famille es partie sans rien prendre avec eux.. l’ambiance est particulière ! Beaucoup de choses religieux alors il faut respecter et ne pas jeter les choses au sol surtout les livres du coran, posez les quelques part! Sur un meuble ou un lit !
Bonjour
Ou ce trouve le château?
lol ah ba du coup j'imagine que c'est toi qui a retourner tous les tiroirs de la dernière chambres visiter 🤦🏻 vous aller dans la proprieter priver des gens illégalement et tu parle de respectez 🤦🏻 c'est le monde a l'envers ! cette video c'est un cambriolage filmer honteux et tout le monde trouve sa normal 🤷♂️🤦🏻
@@ettorebugatti7594 open the draws and show us what’s inside
bein si les choses religieux etait au sol c'est la leur place puisque propriaitaire a mete les au sol. c'est pas la responsabilite des autres pour le metter dans un meuble ou un lit.
Хорошее пожелание! Вам за это большое признание! Может время придёт и кто-то сможет сделать туристические туда походы и размещать там небольшое количество туристов , людей для обслуживания этих туристов!- хорошо, когда ни просто где-то отдыхаешь и без истории, а наоборот: отдых Тем и приятен, когда там была история и жизнь когда-то чья-то! Продлить этим людям жизнь:" памятью о них!"
It's a shame that this castle is in decay. I will say to the owners, please put this castle for sale, so it can be restored. Great video guys
I think there was the chance back in 2019 that you could buy it but nobody wanted it because the restoration would take to much time and money.
That's sad 😔 how that beautiful castle is deteriorating like that
Ok go and decore Castle if you are sad
@@fikre_akhirat4101 stfu
Its just piece of concrete...
I'm so amazed after watching such a great castle 🏰 the most interesting part when you turn on the light and there is still electricity overall you have done a amazing vlog 👏 I really loved it 💐
The Arabic writings are texts from the Qur’an, and the Qur’an is the holy book in Islam as well The thing in which charcoal is found is an Arab tool used to put incense in it and give a beautiful smell to the place.
Its sad to see such a beautiful home been left to decay, worth restoring it because it has amazing artwork and detailing in every inch of the house and it has a story to tell.
That Arabic language on the top of the door was "Ayat tul kursi" it saves the house from bad things and devils and it's true I have the experience with it
Yes it is
The one that saves the house from bad things is Allah... ayatul Kursi are verses from the Al Quran
lol right... lmao
I read there lots of "devils" in Belgium. Shows good sense :)
The house may likely be occupied by ghosts rather than demons. Ghosts are very sentimentally attached to the place for old times sake, and they hate any new owner"s attempt to renovate the entire place. They have respect for custodians and restorers, but not anybody who comes with renovation plans.
41:30 is called “buokhoor” it’s more of a tradition, basically it’s a specific type of wood and trees cur into small pieces and once you burn it in the “moubkhara” (the thing in the video) it will smells soo beautiful.
Thank you so much for the explanation of the tradition of “Buokhoor” and the naming of the artifact. You’ve made my understanding of Saudi Arabian Culture just a little richer!!
@@whammond511 ahh ur welcome!
I’m beyond happy that you understood what I meant :)
Aiwa Miya Miya explanation
@@mahal8058 shokran 😂❤️
@@hayitsmz7178 apwan
It's always sad to see such beautiful places where nobody lives now
That "device" is a powder horn. It was used to hold the gun powder for old muzzle loading rifles. Antique gun enthusiasts also still use them. Cool house! Weird decor.
The item hanging from the hat/coat rack at approx 16:25 is called a powder horn, used to hold black powder for a musket or rifle. If someone mentioned it already in the comments and I missed it...I apologize.
Correct. And it is very old and elaborate. Did you see the valve that controls the flow of powder?
Hi I'm canadian with arabic language back ground , most of the writing are prayers and verses from the Holy quraan, it's part of the arabic tradition to hang those writing on the wall as a reminder to the family and visitor to read or say the prayer , the way are decorated and presented called Arabisca style, great job thanks for your wonderful vedios keep me happy during our harsh winter here n canada and especially during the lock down
thx
Thank you for explaining. It was very helpful, from Japan.
Va mulțumesc pentru aceste căutări, ale voastre. Castelele vizitate de voi au multă frumusețe și istorie. Multa bafta!
The children are all grown and probably went all their separate ways in life. Plus they may not want to visit since sadness of parent's deaths. They may not wish to disturb it. I don't know but thank YOU so much for another amazing tour!!!!!!!!💕
When they have several 10’000 m2 palaces around the world, this is a tiny house. Luxembourg was probably an interesting place for other facts than owning a castle they surely never visited…
The Arabic verse is from the Holy Quran
An indeed those who disbelieve would say he is mad but it’s a reminder to the world.....
It was a strange place,a bit random in parts but what a beautiful castle can you imagine restoring it
The picture's on the wall is words from muslem's holy book
*VERSOS DEL CORAN* 📖
Yes u r right ...
in Quran "aytul kursi"
Its muslim not muslem
The writings hanging on the wall are religious writings, Arabs, Turkish and even all Muslim families have this, the verses of the name of Allah are usually written.
The moment where you showed the open book explains a lot, the book talk about how to divide the wealth of a deceased one to his children and wife or husband in Islam, so I think the owner children came after the death of their father to see what can they do with this place.
The picture that was on the wheelchair is for the former king of Saudi (King Fahad) that died before more than 15 years ago.
The 3 pictures hanging on the wall starting from the left is King Abdulaziz the founder of Saudi Arabia, second one is King Salman who is the knig of Saudi right now, and the last one is Prince Mohammed bin Naif the crown prince at that time period.
Other thing is and it strikes me the most, is how are the doors left open like this, because the third picture hanging on the wall showed the crown prince at the time period (2015-2017) so it hasn’t been so long since someone of the owners family was here, 7 years at most. ( I watched the the whole video now and saw the food you mentioned someone was there between 2018-2019)
Hanging pictures of the royal family in houses like this mostly indicates that the owner was a politician.
Great video.
Beautiful building. It's the first castle I can see myself living in. I find castles usually cold, dark and ghostly, although they are incredibly beautiful. These stained glass windows and huge fireplaces are priceless and must be saved. So much wealth and so little interest in maintenance makes me angry. Thank you Explome for taking us there.
Hai,I am from Indonesia,I like watching Your Video
Didalam kastil ini begitu banyak tulisan2 Kitab AlQuran , Surah2 pendek , tentang Ke Esaan Allah SWT
Some of the most beautiful stain glass, such a shame.
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41:15 is an Oudh stand.
They put the burning piece of coal over it and then drop some typical Arabic perfume powder or place wood pieces soaked in perfume oil over it. As it slowly burned the woody Arabian fragrance spread around. You will see that in every arab home. The perfumed powders or wooden pieces are expensive.
Their women also perfume their hair with that smoke and their clothes before they leave homes, when they are about to pray or receive guests. This stand is given to the guests to take the perfume in their robes as well. Pretty much an everyday thing for them.
Hello, I am a new Arab follower. The first thing you saw was a surah from the Noble Qur’an called Surat Al-Fatihah, and the second thing you saw was also a religious thing called Surat Yassin. Muslims put it in their homes for blessing and goodness. The book was talking about the cases of the wife and half-sister and how to deal with them in a way It is correct. As for the inscription hanging above the door, it is an expression that means (There is no god but God and Muhammad is the Messenger of God).
Thank you for the nice video & kind exploration. I pray may Allah bless the royal family, the kingdom and the people of Saudi Arabia
The thing on windowsil is a bakhour burner we use it to burn bakhour it has many smells make room smell nice.
Its like incense
Looks nasty
@@virginiaroettger4186 why are u mad bro it’s really nice smell, or maybe you’re jealous 🤭💀
We had beds like that in the late 70's. They stopped making due to thinking that all the electricity was causing brain tumors.
😆 lol
Thank you for this adventure. Most of the pictures are of the King of Saudi Arabia. I am surprised because they left everything and no one came back .. The book that was on the table is a book on alternative medicine, and the words on the wall are a wall from the Holy Qur’an.
Parabéns pelo video amo coisas antigas vocês nos fazem viajar no tempo e conhecer histórias incríveis amei
I guess this Castle/Property Owned by the late either King Fahad or king Abdullah of Saudi Arabia by looking at the Photo hanging on the Wall both king passed away .Or their next of kin and you have a very nice respectfull thoughs when talking about the People and their Beliefs and the Arabic Photos/Carpets hanging around most of them are Prayers to Protect the People and the Place from Harm/Bad Spirits .But most of Rich or Business men and prominent household also hangs the photos of the Ruler .I was once a Nurse working in Dammam kingdom of Saudi Arabia I enjoyed the Video thanks for Sharing 😇😇😇
It is very common for saudi people, specially rich people and with those of business, to hang a picture of their beloved kings. Those 3 pictures were King Fahad, King Abdullaziz, King Salman. Saudi people loves to buy things, useful or not, specially dresses, bags and shoes, signature or not. Money is nothing for them, as long as they feel happy with it. That thing in the window, they put an aroma in it, making tha place smelling good, like incense. I love your exploration, so detailed and with history on it. Take care always.
Yes I agree with you because I'm working here in Saudi Arabia for 8 years now 🥰🥰
Went to collage with a guy who’s father was a sheik, he would toss him thousands of dollars if he was going out for coffee. I saw it with my own eyes. Never felt so poor in my entire life. My friends monthly allowance was a bit over what my dad earned in a year
@@michellehosmillomarananrox5818 my dear if you are working in saudi you should have correct information.saudi people like anybody else in this world some are rich and some are not.
I am saudi and am sure you have been treated well in our country beacause you spend 8 years .
Sonia I wish you are fair when you are talking about saudi Arabia .It is true we love our country and our kings .But we work very hard to earn our money and deal with in Wise way As our religon order us mostly helping other people in other poor country
@@dr.j.a.n.7146 i love saudi arabia, that is why i am still here working for more than a decade. like in other countries, everything is not perfect, but mostly it depends on how you were treated by the people, or how you treat them too. Of all the people i've met here in saudi arabia, they were all nice and friendly. Treat them right and they will treat you better...
the board game at 30:35 is called 'backgammon' . it's a really old game dates back millenniums. Thank you as always and good to see you again :)
Hello
I am from Saudi Arabia
A fan and a good follower of your channel.
The picture at 21:10 is not the one who lived here,It's for the former king of Saudi Arabia king Fahad who's died in 2005 .
The three pictures at 22:57 are for former king Abdulaziz who's died in 1953
and current king Salman and the former crown prince Mohammad.
At 41:39 it's a Censer
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censer
Hope to see more videos and good luck
Thanks a lot fr this info 🤗
Mostly Arab countries are blessed with wealth👍and must be generous to poor people... Why not sell that property and spread to the needy, 😏👍😘
Hello Emad Lenovo and others who have replied thank you for identifying these people much respect.
@@princessgoramez7287 they give too much for poors i know they have big heart
The 4th picture is my former boss,,his so very generous and kind..
Muy bueno el video, me parece muy hermoso el castillo y gracias por los subtítulos, lo relatas muy bien...saludos desde Tamaulipas, México
اشكر ذوقك وانا ممتن لانك عرض لنا حال منزلنا وكيف تم اهماله اتناء غيابنا عنه لاكن قريب باذن الله يكون لنا زياره وتعود تتفتح الازهار في المكان وننثر البهجه والسرور في المكان
Почему забыли свои дом🤔
من اين انت
I absolutely love this palace!! Like all the previous explorations you did this one with sensitivity, respect and grace. Really I think you are a role model and I will certainly show it to my nephew to teach him about history and beauty. It seems to have been definitely owned by a senior royal from Saudi Arabia. Hope it gets attention soon, it’s so sad to see such a historical gem left alone. Great job guys once again, you go from strength to strength 👍
The small carpet in the wall on top of stairs is a Surah a prayer from the Koran,kind of a blessing. Arabics book you read for right to left,so the start of the book is the last page at the end
I thought it said "beware trespassers, for you will be cursed!" 😂🤣😂🤣
You should have shown the date on that News Paper, there may have been a specific story in it that may be the reason they saved that days News Paper.
It’s so sad. If the comment below mine is correct, then the family in Saudi Arabia needs to understand that when you leave a castle with these kinds of expensive memories, they should expect it to be ransacked. If not there since 2015, it is a piece of eye candy for robbers. I’m surprised more has not been taken. Surveillance/police or not...it’s going to happen.
Loved the explore, Maureno!
Legal eu assisti, sou do Brasil adorei o vídeo sou fã do programa de vcs parabéns não perco nenhum.
The symbol on the ironwork inside the carved fireplace (23:52) is called Fleur-de-lis, (French: “lily flower”) , also spelled fleur-de-lys, also called flower-de-luce, stylized emblem or device much used in ornamentation and, particularly, in heraldry, long associated with the French crown. One legend identifies it as the lily given at his baptism to Clovis, king of the Franks (466-511), by the Virgin Mary. The lily was said to have sprung from the tears shed by Eve as she left Eden. I have noticed that it has appeared in many of your videos inside of fireplaces, on wallpaper etc. There is much information to be found online regarding its symbolism throughout time.
Maureno has been in so many French castles, he should know by now that it is the Fleur - de - lis. You are correct about it appearing in many of his videos. When will he learn?
It's also the Louis Vuitton brand logo.
Thank you that is so interesting.
Disculpa por no saber ingles no no poder opinar en ese idioma, lo siento mucho, cuando viaje a Luxemburgo, abajo de la catedral y muy cerca del palacio real, ví una casa abandonada pero con arquitectura muy antigua, como que a estado abandonada por casi medio siglo, solo la pude rodear y me asome en un pequeño orificio en la madera y la casa se veían muebles antiguos, hermosa casa pero me dió mucha tristeza que estaba abandonada por completo. Es bajando el precipicio por el jardín de la casa real, por las escaleras, se baja hasta donde está el arroyo y ahí se ve esa casa, yo quedé maravillada con esa casita. Saludos desde México.
Guys. Hello! Thank you very much for subtitling in Russian! A lot of Russian-speaking people are watching you all over the world! Respect for the interior details and general plans of the area! You 👍👍👍
El castillo más hermoso me gustaría estar por una hora en ese Castillo Qué hermosura Me encantó ese Castillo muy hermoso
Item at 16:20 looks like a black powder horn. For old flintlock muskets, you would store dry powder in one of these and when you needed to shoot, you would load your powder, wad (small piece of fabric or paper, and your musket ball. If your powder got wet, the musket wouldn't fire.
It seems that there must be someone looking after this property. It’s too clean. With some of the ceilings decayed, there is nothing on the floor.
Yes and he said it smelled like cleaning supplies in the one room
The fireplace wood are very new to me
I’m sure someone still taking care of this place
i agree with you and also there is no dust or spiderwebs.
exactly 100%
Someone is definitely looking after this place looks like the start of renovations for the Family, I would stay as far away from there as I could, JUST SAYING
Wow... 13 childrens nice to hear that but none take over the castle so sad
It's a powder horn for a flintlock, gun powder
He is incredible stupid , if you dont know what it is , i would have kicked his but for not knowing about it lol :):):):):)
Yes
@@Castor561 why don’t you come forward and ask to buy the castle sir ? If you want his address , very simple Prince Mohd bin Naiyef . You don’t need to miss behave .
@@mahmoodmoosa6473 already did , difficult property atm ...
Me encanta ,la explicación, desconocer el motivo de el abandono, es frustrante, gracias!!🇦🇷
Me gusta cómo presentas tu trabajo, con mucho respeto! Sólo viendo estos videos puedo ver cómo viven los ricos, es triste ver tantos recuerdos tirados. No hay duda que todo lo material se queda atrás.
They may have been starting to renovate the place, then left..maybe someone will save it..nice job once again on your exploring 😊😉
It sounds like ghosts hate their attempt to renovate the place.
The horn hanging on the coat rack actually was used when loading a gun
Yes, a powder horn.
Estoy viendo este hermoso castillo y si me encanta ya , aunque aún no he visto todo. Gracias por otro viaje al pasado de la mano de uds. Saludos.👍❤️
هذه القلعة تخص رجل أعمال سعودي، وليست للأسرة المالكة، وتفسير وجود الصور للملوك هو أمر شائع للعامة بوضعها في غرفة الضيوف تعبير عن ولائهم للحكام. وأنت تعتقد أن أقتحام المنازل المهجورة عمل رائع ويستحق المجازفة، لكن في الواقع أنك ترشد اللصوص والمخربين بالذهاب إليها وسرقتها والعبث بمحتواها، فأنت تستحق المسائلة، ويجب محاكمتك لإقتحام منازل الغير.
اللي فهمته انه ياخذ اذن..ويخفي اي معلومة توصل للمكان..
Es hermoso todo lo que muestran.. maravillosos. Me hice aficionada de estos videos tan fascinantes.. soy de Argentina me llamo María del Carmen..
Wow....what a castle! They left so much stuff! I loved the big beds! Great job Maureno ❤
Amazing explore. Those beds are awesome... Wish I had that vanity! I really wish people would respect other people's property and not steal and destroy this home is amazing I'd love to know the backstory why everything was left behind love you guys take care be safe and where's your mask that black mold is scary!!! Moreno 💖
26 years of wondering who lives in that massive castle and now I randomly found this video 😂
The castle can be seen from the way we took to school back then and we always wanted to go there one day to check who lives there
Unfukkin elievable that the power was still on after ten years. Just goes to show how priveledged the rich truly are. I'll bet they never paid a dime for power for years.
I didn’t see a toilet paper hanger in that bathroom. Wonder if they hose themselves off with the water hose that was laying on the floor instead
Yes, they do. Wonder how they dry off though.
Great video guys!!! Keep up the good work!! I can only imagine it in it’s prime!! Very beautiful!! Love y’all!!!💜💜💜
There must be a caretaker or something attending the place, no plaster or rubble on the floor where ceiling has come down. An amazing and beautiful place. Such a sad tale of how it's become left alone and empty. Thank you for giving it such respect in your explore. 🥰
Yes, it doesn't look abandoned to me
Wow love the fireplaces. I bet they went back to Saudi Arabia. Those beds upstairs were cool. To bad the place is wasting away. Thanks Maureno 🙂✌
Sehr schönes Schloss, unten war sehr schön und gemütlich, die oberen Räume, waren nicht der Hammer, aber habt ihr gut gemacht, schön so etwas mal zu sehen., vielen Dank grüße aus Deutschland 👌👍😁
the three pictures hanging on the wall, the middle one is the picture of now the reigning King of Saudi Arabia, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud. King Salman became King on 23 January 2015 - now!
I certainly enjoyed the video, thanks for sharing it with us, God bless you always and keep you from harm 😇🙏🎉🇵🇭
The clock that you admired in the meeting room is a style called “Boole”. If it is authentic, it would be quite valuable. It is tortoise shell inlaid with brass.
Ofcourse its authentic,they can afford to buy anything they want
It's a boulle and it's wOrth about $2000usd.
Such an awesome place! Wish I could afford to buy that! The beautifully ornate fireplaces and the gorgeous stained glass windows! Looks to be in decent shape. So sad that they just left the family portraits behind.☹️
Love you guys. You are so respectful when visiting these amazing homes. Thank you for another great video ❤️.
that castle is built on raised ground, and considering its owned by Arab royalty, I expect there to be hidden chambers beneath the Castle within the raised ground. Search around the property for hidden entrances or passages from inside the basement.
The object isn’t a musical instrument. It’s a powder horn. One would put gunpowder in it, and use the powder to load the charge in a muzzle loading musket. Used up until the mid-19th century when the development of the paper cartridge containing powder and musket ball or Minie ball made using loose powder obsolete.
the horn hanging from the first furnished room you showed looked to me like a powder horn. It would have been used to load a very old
gun.
Thanks guys very interesting as usual and I’ll do such a great job I wish everybody was as thoughtful and kind and is such a good tour guide as y’all are
The photo @ 18:50 was from a Polaroid camera that came out in the 60s. I remember owning one around 1980. It reached the height of its popularity in the 80s, but the company’s owner decided to gradually cease production and withdraw from analog instant film products completely on Feb. 8, 2008. It started out with black and white prints, then became colored by 1963. The photo of the boy was possibly taken in the 90s, but I’m just guessing. I’m usually pretty good at guessing the time line by studying the clothes, hairstyle and makeup worn. You kept moving the photo so I couldn’t get a real good look.
Guao me deja sin palabras lo hermoso todo los detalles increíblemente maravilloso gracias por compartir saludos de Nicaragua.
Olá
Sou brasileira,mas admiro seu trabalho
Seus vídeos são ótimos
Pena que não sei inglês
Mas assisto com legenda mesmo
Obrigado por nos proporcionar todas essas histórias
Abraço🤗😍
The carved wooden fireplace is amazing. I see Greenman in the first fireplace but in the second one @23:27 I see Melsusine holding a cameo that appears to be dressed in Elizabethan (Holy Roman Emperor Rudolph II, the Philosopher King, often remembered painted in fruit in not unsimilar style).
There seems to be an absence of common Christian themes so often found in the carvings and stained glass, (though I couldn't see if that was a cross worn on the necklace of the 'Elizabethan' cameo) The old home with mostly non-Christian themes surely made the home a more attractive buy for the Arab Muslim family. I suspect they replaced the stained glass in the main room double doors @12:05 which now has a more Arab flavor than the rest but still jives just fine, especially with the Greek key pattern seen @11:43 in the floors.
those are verses from quran , this is translation "And those who disbelieve would almost smite you with their eyes when they hear the reminder, and they say: Most surely he is mad , And it is naught but a reminder to the nations"
12:42 Beautiful face on that Grand Father Clock. That room with that massive gorgeous inglenook fireplace, looks more a conference room, set up for business meetings.
13:15 The sign over the door is a Quranic verse.
21:13 That man was King Fahd bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, He was the King of Saudi Arabia since 1982 until his death in 2005.
In 23:00 You can see some of the Royal Family members starting from the first photo from the left, King Abdulaziz bin Abdul Rahman Al Saud He reigned as the first king of Saudi Arabia from 23 September 1932 to his death in 1953. And in the middle King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud is the current King of Saudi Arabia, reigning since 23 January 2015. And the last on to the right is The Crown Prince Muhammad bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz Al Saud who served as the crown prince and first deputy prime minister of Saudi Arabia from 2015 to 2017.
34:36 that thing in the bag is "Myrrh" which is a gum-resin extracted from a number of small, thorny tree species of the genus Comephorid. Myrrh resin has been used throughout history as a perfume, incense and medicine.
We mostly in the middle east used it for medicine as a natural antibiotic.
41:28 We call it "mubkhara" we burn incense to perfume our homes with it.
Sadly, such a building is left to neglect. It is a place full of history. Priceless