Sudan First Impressions 🇸🇩 vA 16
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- I finally leave Egypt. With my Dutch friend Roger, we go from Aswan to the border by bus, and then we cycle from the border to the first city in Sudan, Wadi Halfa, where we randomly meet some French friends we met in Aswan.
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Your happiness is contagious Yves. Really glad you're on the road again!
Hey man, you are always smiling, you have such wonderful, incredible energy, I wish you great adventures, never stop 💪
Hello Yves and Rodger. Wishing you a safe journey through Sudan. Your joy with crossing the border into Sudan is palpable. Made my week seeing you overjoyed. Looking forward to your adventure. Stayed safe happy travels guys love from Australia
ٍSudan is very safe? especially for foreigners!
I’m from Lebanon and one of my best friends or brothers is Sudanese… 🇱🇧🇸🇩
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Dear Ives,I can not express my gratitude for sharing your adventures with us. I am half sudanese and when I got the chance to travel to sudan with my mother she had a severe mental episode from the huge change , she is bipolar and In the days in my second home I was not able to explore and I was very close to travel by bus and then by sea since we had troubles boarding her on planes withought being completely curred. Now with the war situation I think I might never have the opportunity to visit the land of my ancestors , and I will always visit your sudans videos to get a dose of a place I always called home .
May you have safe travels always.
Hope that one day you will be able to visit Sudan.
Wars end, one day things will be better in Sudan
@@KinoYves thank you🙏
You will see a big difference between Sudanese and Egyptians here. You will take your comfort and no one will ask you for anything. The Sudanese people respect and appreciate foreigners in their country.
Oh yes! The difference is quite big!
@@KinoYves egypt is better than Sudan wait until we open our New capital then you will see and if you don't like egypt leave it but Trust me the egyptian people are more friendly than you think
@@mmrr3757 Which one capital you are open?
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HELLO Mr. Yves. 18 years ago I visited Sudan (Catholic Missionary). One of the Sahel countries, Sudan is located in the Sahara desert. I noticed the Sudanese are stoic people and private about their emotions. There is a dominant cultural norm that expects individuals to hide when they are in pain or struggling. Resilience, self- restraint and physical courage are admired !!!! God bless you while visiting Sudan! Very nice people, very friendly!
Nice to have you on the continent Yves! Safe travels for you and Roger (:
Both Egyptians and Sudanese people are friendly and you can feel safe around both but for sure there are some differences in personality each to his favor , both are great cultures.
The excitement of starting a new adventure can be understood from the shining in your eyes
Finally you are back on your bike, I missed it❤
I wish you a happy trip in Sudan, they are very good and beautiful people
Wowowow I wish to make this journey insha Allah … Sudanese living in London 😢left home 8 months old … have only read and seen on tv 😅 … love SUDANNNN
Good start, with happy greetings, smiles and laughter awesome. Great to see you cycling again.
Wow I was waiting ur new vid and just told myself open kino channel I feel he uploaded it and u really just dropped it😂🔥
Welcome to Sudan, I hope you enjoy your visit
Happy to leave Egypt. It was fun, but the vibes seemed off more often than any other of the M-E countries so far... Can't wait to see more of Sudan and it's people!
Thank you!
Did you know that Sudan and Egypt were one country for that Sudan, the most goat countries in the hearts of the Egyptians Have a nice trip ❤
It's great to see Sudan through you Kino , good luck
Kino Ives, those quarters at the end. Stay safe sir. Cheers from Chicago. You travel to places where I wouldn't go but love the videos.
Thank you Bubba!
Before the High Dam was built, the Nile flood used to come and destroy cities and villages in Egypt and kill people. And destroys agricultural crops, a dam had to be built. In fact, the Nubians were compensated and given larger lands and houses than in Wadi Halfa.
Not true, you need the Nile flood for the Nile valley to be fertile, without it, agriculture is much more complicated.
Though, of course, for modern life (electricity), it is true that still having the Nile flood would make life much more complicated.
And I met Nubians in Egypt, and no, many were given unusable land in the middle of the desert.
@@KinoYves Before the dam was built, the agricultural season was restricted until the time of the flood, and lands in Egypt were cultivated once a year. Now that the dam is built, the flood water behind the dam is stored in Lake Nasser, and the water is regularly passed to Egypt, so agriculture is flourishing throughout the year, and the most important thing is that people do not die. From the flood, I know that you faced many problems in Egypt from the police and fraud in tourist places, but I hope this does not make you biased against the Egyptian people.
Dear Sudan, try to stop spreading rumors about Egypt, and you are not a person from the Nuba region, because the Nubians have been moved from Egypt to within the borders of Egypt as well. Do not try to spread rumors and imagine to the world that the Nubians have been deported to Sudan
Completely false claim, thy were forced to move from Wadi Halfa, they didn't agree to move to Khashm Algirba, the dam was built only for electricity and irrigation, their was no need for it to stop the flooding which is a complete lie, and the electricity deal between Sudan and Egypt was not respected, Sudan didn't get even 1 kW of electricity from the deal with Egypt, but that is the culture of Egypt to brake every promise they give we are used to it. You see my RUclips nickname, it's not by coincidence I'm a Sudanese Nubian and I know my history and I stay guard when an Egyptian comes and claims lies, we have had enough of you and your fraud facts!
@@nubia2408 Y* o* u are a person who says the words of a liar. There is not a single Egyptian Nubian who moved to Wadi Halfa We know the information well and from the time of building the High Dam until now, you enjoy the free electricity that comes to you from Egypt In addition Egyptian citizenship was granted to 5 million Sudanese during the era of President Abdel Nasser Now there are 3 million Sudanese refugees in Egypt and they will be e-x-p-e-l-l-e-d soon God willing Until you feel happy with the sister of your country Ethiopia
Great to see you traveling by trike again and in a new country. I'm sure you are excited. I look forward to seeing the types of food.
I shared your channel at lunch here in Thailand with 4 people from France. They explained to me a French English accent is easier to understand than non. I learned something new. Also I believe they can do French captions?
Curious how behind are your videos? I assume it varies depending on internet, amount of footage to edit and how long you are staying in one area.
Thank you Jeff ! Hope that they will like the channel.
And I already have French subtitles available.
I think that this video is about 3 months behind, because I had to delay the Egyptian videos because of my issues with the police, and in Sudan, the internet was extremely slow, so it was almost impossible to do any serious work online.
Usually, I try to have only 1 month difference, maximum 2 months, but for this part of the trip, it was impossible to keep such a short gap. After Sudan, I will try to reduce this gap back to 1 or 2 months.
@@KinoYves I figured that would be the challenge in putting out videos. I think they will enjoy your videos. The one couple has never traveled before...
Itchy boots is starting back if you follow her.
I see your channel picking up subs....and views will follow too.
100K soon 👍
Yeah, hopefully 100K subs soon, that would be very nice!
And good that she is back on the road.
Sometimes I watch her videos, they are really good, but she publishes too many videos, and I don't have time to watch that many videos.
so good to see you back on the road again Yves! stay safe
It’s awesome to see you on your bike again, Sudanese people are the most compassionate and trusting. Enjoy the spectacular adventures.
It's so nice to see you happy on your bike back... your sense of freedom is joyful 🥳
Welcome to Sudan..
Have a nice time.
Don't forget to try beans (fool) in wadi halfa , it's very delicious
Can't wait to get home to watch this on my TV
I'm home now it's amazing and watching it right now thank you
Sudanese people are just amazing friendly people 🙏🙏
Always look forward to a new episode :)
sudanian very kind and generous
Kino🌹your videos are amazing
Good to see you again with your 🏍 🚲
Welcome to sudan. Your impression is right. nobody will ask you anything extra beside being very friendly and respect your brivacy
Respect tu m'as trop envie de faire ce genre de trip !
Imagine that you are very excited shouting: I am in Sudan! I am in Sudan then a hyena jumps on you and you are gone! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hi kino
The bounes footage at the end was hilarious. Did you accept your sister offer to have her towel?
Yes, I accepted her towel.
wow people are so friendly
Welcome to Sudan..... If you need anything just ask any random person and they will 100% help you
This is like Danny riding around the overlook hotel
Before the built a land border crossing between the two, you used to have to take a 16 hour overnight ferry. Everyone get stamped out of Aswan and stamped into Wadi Halfa and vice versa.
Yes, I was actually dreaming to take this ferry, but it is not running anymore.
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Oh no! I took that ferry in May 2011. It was a wonderful experience, sleeping on the deck surrounded by masses of stuff that the Sudanese people bought in Egypt to sell in Sudan, including TVs, air-conditioners, fridges and motorcycles. I was just looking at my photos this morning. It was great to sail past Abu Simbel. Looking forward to seeing your next update Kino as I’m guessing it will include my favourite town of Dongala…🙏
You look so happy crossing the border. Stay safe.
Habibie Egypt and Sudan used to be one country till the French and the English came.
Never was one country it was under one occupation. Sudanese and egyptian have vast differences
History is older than 150 years!.
No we weren't 😊
I am in my second day 😍watching places in my home country
sad to see you leave egypt yves but l wish you have a nice time in this trip in Sudan
You really feel good when u bicycle again🙂Have a safe trip
very nice to see a geniune happy yves ........ NEW adventieurrrrrrrrrrrrr enjoy!!!😍😘
The first time you meet Gamer who become a lifelong friend
You are always welcome 😍
Sudanese looks like a friendly country
It is good to see the bike again. Bonne voyage
Welcome to Sudan and i would like to invite you to visit my village in north sudan which is not far from Halfa. Its called Messida where you will meet a team from Warsaw and Hague university.
Thank you, but sorry, I am not in the area anymore
The adventure begins!!
I have follow your channel since you have been in Iraq i think you deserve more views 👍👍
Good night my friend🙏
If you’re still there go to wad medani--nice place you need to see it
Cool ta vidéo a la prochaine pour la suite de tes aventures
Impressionnant !!! Bon séjour au Soudan!!!!
Go to south Sudan next ..... 🔥
The small towel here is used for the kitchen OR for spouses like you know .....
Sir, I'm watching your videos from Pakistan
Welcome to Sudan ..one day I well do my own trip 😍😍
The pyramids of Egypt are 5,000 years old, while the pyramids of Sudan are 2,600 years old The pyramids of Sudan were built in the era of Tarhaqa The era of the twenty-fifth dynasty near the end of the family era In other words, the Pharaonic eras, and the age of the pyramids is determined by examining them by radiocarbon analysis The pyramids of Sudan differ from the pyramids of Egypt in terms of size because the pyramids of Sudan are very small, and there are no wall writings no burial chambers or secret rooms The pyramids of Sudan are just a blind imitation of the Egyptian pyramids
Stop your hatred , who said there isnt burial chambers and aecret rooms. Idiot there even wirth more your overrated pyramids . These pyramids had gold inside and you looters during ottoman period destroyed it
@@salihalash4111 Do you think that all people are ignorant like you? You know very well that the pyramids of Sudan are imitations of the pyramids of Egypt and we are Egypt the country of civilization as recognized by the whole world not Sudan
@@monagallal9297 i wont argue with an idiot
@@salihalash4111 If your words are correct and you have gold inside the pyramids of Sudan and it was stolen from the Ottomans in a past time, what does Egypt have to do with it? You always burn from the name of Egypt, because it is your i *n
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@@salihalash4111 I hope you know how to read the comment with the signs in the middle of the words I know that you are not fluent in English and you speak through the Google Translate program very typical 😂😂
Are there really more pyramids in Sudan than in Egypt? There are about 120 pyramids in Sudan. If you look at the king pyramids in Egypt, you can count up to 21 that are still quite well preserved (Giza 3, Abusir 3, Saqqara 6, Dahshur 4, Lisht 2, Medum 1, Illahun 1, Hawara 1). But the 120 in Sudan also include pyramids that are not very well preserved and many pyramids built by queens and princes. If you add the queens and cult pyramids, as well as the unfinished or destroyed pyramids in Egypt, you get a similar number (the pyramid complex of Pepi I alone has 9 queens and cult pyramids). The Sudanese pyramids are also quite small. The height is between 6 and 30 meters, in Egypt hights are between 45 and 146 m, so the sudanese pyramids are often even smaller than the queens or cult pyramids in Egypt.
However, what is certain is that in Napata and Meroe there is less harassment than in Giza or Saqqara.
It's just that in terms of numbers, there are more pyramids in Sudan, but as you say, many are not well preserved, if not almost completely destroyed. And of course, the Egyptian pyramids are incomparable in terms of size.
Hello Yves you have now visited three countries Jordan Egypt and Sudan what can you say which country do you like the most in terms of openness hospitality and so on?
Jordan
@@KinoYves shocking to hear that. We were much open to all people, and we have had people flocking to either live or tour since forever. Many French used to live and work in Egypt years ago. Examples are numerous, the one I love would be Dalida. Other examples are uncountable from kavava to Claude Francois. The father of the modern Egyptian army is French, the father of the modern medicine in Egypt is also French.We have always been open and interactive with others, so your responce is shocking. I remember taking a French travel like yourself to the airport , and he was literally crying in the airport. It seems your experience has been marred by the police and haggling of sellers. Unfortunately, we are suffering from both as a consequence of years of dire situation at all walks of life. In addition, you need some advice and guidance to highlight stories and places like what I mentioned. Otherwise, you might not be able to appreciate, especially with what happened to your. Too bad, but eh, ciao
@@amronemhb egypt is least hspotaible and all about masla7a
@@salihalash4111 your arsee is about maslaha
@@amronemhb your attempts to make Egypt looking like a tourist paradise is useless. there's a reason every tourist warns other tourists of egypt. you simply cant even enjoy breathing oxygen without some aggressive vendor pushing you to buy something. i know the economy is terrible in egypt and i know these people want to make a living but its at the cost of annoying the shit out of tourists.
It's so nice to see you happy on your trike on the open road of Sudan, after a period of what almost felt like being stuck. I'm excited for Yves in Sudan!
Yes, it felt a bit like being stuck in Egypt. It weird to not be free to move around anymore.
WAHAYY THE FAMOUS BIKE IS BACK OMG I FORGOT ABOUT IT FEELS SO WEIRD SEEING KINO ON HIS BIKE
Pourquoi allez-vous dans des endroits si beaux ? Allez dans des endroits merveilleux et magnifiques. Donnez une bonne image du Soudan. Pourquoi photographiez-vous des endroits si beaux ?
Brothers are in the safest place in Africa except Darfur which is in the West of Sudan
I appreciate that you are historically and factually accurate. Regarding pyramids, Sudan was the origin
ah, no.and the sudanes pyramids are tiny, smaller even than queens pyramids in egypt. the difficulty lies not in building 100 tiny pyramids over 900 years but to built one 145 m pyramid in less than 30 years
@@nefertut6750 to quote the closest Google search. " Although different in stature and build and created earlier than the famed Egyptian pyramids, Sudan has more ancient pyramids than Egypt. There are around 2000 Kushite pyramids in upper Sudan, compared with 200 Egyptian pyramids. "
Ummm
He said Sudan had more pyramids, he didn't say they were the origin.
How come Sudanese pyramids that were built 800 bc are supposed to predate Egyptian pyramids built 2600 bc ?
You guys are peddling a lie that can't be promoted. 😀
why can't you guys use google ? XDDDD
hell, you didn't even read the result I presented XDD
Does roger have a youtube channel as well?
No, he doesn't
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Sudan are great
Are you okay in Khartoum?
Mr.Eve pls come to Axum (Tigray)🥰🥰
Hi Yves,Now I know when you meet with Gamer 😁
Hloe kino how are you ls good sodin cantiry ls beautiful video nice thank you kino yves l hop good tiam
You never go to Tchad why?
Why the owner of hostel doesn't care about room?
It was shocking how dirty and beyond basic it was.
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Was there no war in sudan ??
Yes, there is . This video was a year ago
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Finaly on bike again 😅
Sudanese are kind and respectable people
Je viens d'Egypte j'aime la France et j'aime le film ratatouille
انا من مصر واقول لك بلادي وان ضنت علي عزيزة واهلي ان جنوا علي كرام انت انسان غير مرحب بيك في مصر انسان موريب ومش سالك ده باختصار ملخص رحلتك لمصر وللاسف مبعرفش اكتب انجلش عشان اوصلك الكلام ده
ليه هو عمل اي ؟
شوف فديوهاته عن مصر وانت حتعرف اد ايه هو متحفز ضدنا وشوف فرحته وهو طالع من مصركانه طالع من النار
@@rashaaboemara9810 ابمي
السودان بلد امان
@@salihalash4111 علي فكرة انا متكلمتش عن السودان والسودانيين اخواتنا وحبايبنا واحنا بلد واحد
There are no more pyramids i Sudan that Egypt, you haven’t read or know about tother Egyptian pyramids. Unfortunately, your stay did not go well in Egypt, sadly, due to problems we have in Egypt. It’s understandable that you did not like your stay and experience. However, be fair in your facts, and don’t fall to people spreading hate and lies from Sudan. Ciao
ابكي قي صمت
What's your problem, dude? Why do you always bring up Sudan?🤔🤔🤔 We said nothing! I swear you're the worst people on the planet😒😒😒😒
@@saroo3bas you are my f*** problem ! You just said we are the worst on earth, which is part of your online propaganda! So don’t f* Lie and tell me we said nothing. Too many rude comments by your folks predated my comment ! Too many wrong info in the video! It almost became a propaganda, and now you tell me what’s wrong! Are you joking me ! You know what, Given that there are millions of Sudanese coming to Egypt and thousands flying on a daily basis to Egypt, you comment is disgusting, and its too obvious who is the worse! I think you rude comment, the lies propagated in the video about the history is an obvious indictments. I think you and the millions living in Egypt should be kicked out given how rude and disrespectful and disgraceful you people are !
@@amronemhb pathetic 🤮😪
All the pyramids are located in Sudan on the Egyptian border, this is evidence they are Egyptian pyramids, which are very new pyramids and small pyramids compared to the pyramids of Egypt.
The Egyptian pyramids are the oldest on earth The age of the Egyptian pyramids is 5,000 thousand years. The age of the pyramids of Sudan is only 2,600 years The age of the pyramids is determined by examining them by radiocarbon analysis, not according to your desire Note that the pyramids of Sudan are a blind imitation of the Egyptian pyramid And the person who created the pyramids of Sudan is King Tarhaqa after he entered Egypt and was dazzled by the ancient and giant Egyptian pyramids and loved to imitate them And Egypt had more than a thousand pyramids until the medieval era. Sultan Salahuddin dismantled more than 900 pyramids in order to establish Salahuddin Castle with the stones of the pyramids Now Egypt has more than 100 pyramids only but they are large and giant pyramids. As for the pyramids of Sudan, they are very small and there are no writings for the walls of the pyramids There are no secret rooms or burial chambers The pyramids of Sudan are tiny and very modern resembling triangles of cheese
@@monagallal9297 I completely agree with you
@@n.a.a9054 I am sorry for my violent accent. I thought you were Sudanese, but it turned out that you are completely Egyptian I adore the Egyptian Nubian and consider them my family and brothers💙💙💙
Cope!
@@monagallal9297 😒😒😒😒
Where is the sister?!
ماخلا زول ماسلم عليه 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bonjour!!
من الغريب روئيه السودانين يسئون الي مصر رغم انهم يهربو الي مصر ومصر تعطيهم الطعام والعلاج وافران الخبز والدقيق وخيام للنوم شعب ذو وجهين لا تنسي ان السودان اراضي مصريه وقصمتو الارض التي اعطناها لكم الي نصفين شمال وجنوب السودان 🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
Since thousands of years, Sudan has never been part of Egypt. The kingdom of Kush has never been part of Egypt.
@@KinoYves Sudan was completely under Egyptian rule, it was parts of Ethiopia, then Sudan was separated during the reign of President Gamal Abdel Nasser. I supported you in all your previous videos, but when I found you, you see someone who offends Egypt and you stand beside him. You will know the value of Egypt when you go to the rest of Africa. I wish you Good luck, but I hope you have the courage to tell everyone later that Egypt is the best country in Africa
@@marioadel2566 youre a egyptian whos hating on someone who proofed sudan was better than your country travel wxperience. First of all sudan was never oart of egypt if it was then why sudanese kingdom of kush 25 ruling egypt considered as “foreign” secondly you dont know sudan had indepedwnce from uk jan 1 1956 and egypt 6 months later so sudan is older nation then egypt
Sudan always provided food aid to egypt such as meat and livestock and even sudanese producrs that we sell you you resell in market under tour badge . What a shame. Dont forget egyptians came to sudan without visa nor needing permit to buy houses and use same teeatmenr as sudanese . You should respect sudanese before we repexr you
@@KinoYves اجلد يا كينو
يا أستاذ نحن شعب قائم بي زاتو وبي تاريخنا وحضارتنا. كوننا نأخد منكم حصص تمويلية دي ما حاجة عيب لانو بنشتريها ما بنشحدها منكم وكونك تتبعنا ليك عشان بس بنستورد منك مواد تمونية فما عارف شنو الفهم الغريب دا، كوننا دول جوار من الطبيعي يحصل كدا، حيكون في تبادل تجاري بين البلدين.
فما في داعي لي اي عنصرية وتقلقل من شأن بلد بي عظمة السودان الحبيب🇸🇩
say every thing hapened to you in epypt please
I got a "hotel detention" for riding a bicycle in Egypt, and I got harassed by the police every time I tried to ride my bicycle.
Take care of urself
احكي عن مشاكلك مع الامن المصري بصدق اعرف انك واجهت متاعب
نور ت السودان ومصر
J'ai pas compris la fin....
J'arrive à l'hôtel et je rencontre des français que je connaissais depuis Assouan.
lol le pen famous huh
Le peuple du soudan son très gentil
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