CAIRO NIGHTLIFE Bars, Parties | Egypt Vlog #61 | ليالي القاهره شيشه وقهاوي وبارات وحفلات ياماااا
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- What is there to do in Cairo at night? Do Egyptians like to party? I've been living in Egypt one year now, so I'd like to think I know of a few good spots to enjoy a night out. Come along with me to find out the many things one can do on a night out in Cairo, Egypt.
Hey guys, welcome to the channel! My name's Gisselle, I'm a budget traveler and have been to 6 out of the 7 continents, visiting 20+ countries, living for some time in Sydney, Australia as well as in Saigon, Vietnam. I am currently living in Cairo, Egypt and exploring all this beautiful country has to offer while visiting nearby countries as well. I am a lover of language and a culturally curious lady just making my way through life one day at a time. I live to learn, I love to travel and explore, try new things and meet interesting people anywhere and everywhere in the world. Come along with me as I solo travel the globe and discover fascinating new places, try delicious local food, meet lovely people, and share a moment in time on this beautiful planet, our Earth.
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Dawg. When I went there I swear all you hear is honking and when I came from the markets I was coughing. It was so fun to be there and it was the best vacation ever. And it was crazy. Didn't know both tourism Egypt and none tourism would be so amazing
I am happy to see u in our country, you are always welcomed in Egypt, keep it up and ur channel will grow up
Shukran ketir, ana mabsuta owy henna!
I love your videos !! I arrive to Egypt in 3 weeks, i cant wait !
Awesome! You're going to have one wild time 😁😎
As an Egyptian born and raised in Cairo, I don't know why so many tourists choose to stay longer in Cairo!! there are other cities that are much more adventurous and are not as noisy as Cairo. Almost all cities on the red sea, Aswan and Siwa have different vibes and lots of things to offer.
I find that many people from big cities enjoy quieter places. I am not from a big city in the US and enjoy large metropolis cities, hence I have chosen to live over the years in NYC, Sydney, Ho Chi Min city (Saigon), and now Cairo. I like the chaos and activity, the many choices of things to do and places to go. Siwa was beautiful and I plan to return there for a visit, and I am planning to visit Aswan early next year, but for living? I like big cities, at least at this moment in my life.
Hello Giselle, awesome!! I liked the way you have informed us about the night life in Cairo. I did not know about the places ( bars) to drink alcohol.... hahaha... now.... next time in Egypt I want to go to those downtown bars ....usually I was drinking alcohol in international hotels. Love Stella and Saqqara beers. Yes, effectively, Cairo night life is amazing. I enjoyed it.
Gracias Carlos! Yes, thankfully due to being here for a year, staying in hostels, and also making many Egyptian friends, I have gotten to experience a lot of different scenes for nightlife in the city. Hope you can come back, we can grab a drink at El Horreya when you do!
Beautiful video haw all before ! Bravo 👏 I like all your videos dear ! Respact 👍🙏🙋♀️
😊❤ Great video. Happy you enjoyed your stay.
Very informative video! Thanks for posting 🙂
El horreya seems like a local paradise for beers!! Thanks for sharing this place. I will be in Downtown Cairo in 2 months so a visit there will be a must😁
Absolutely! I go there fairly often with friends, it's a nice little local spot to grab a drink and hang out.
It's 97% guys there. C'mon
Your intro and tone of voice made me feel like I was entering the matrix.
Ahaha, Cairo matrix: The mayhem of 22 million madness😆
@@Gventures when you started narrating I felt like I was about to watch the matrix. You sound like your narrating for a Matrix movie 🎦 👍
@@icapyoda5035 That's awesome. The matrix movies are good, I remember when the first one came out, it was huge. I have been told by a few people I should narrate national Geographic videos as well 😅Appreciate it 😁
looks like you are having fun👍👍 awaiting more of your activities
Having such a wonderful time 😎I love this city so much❤
Just watched like 10 vids here on your channel. I’m going back to Egypt for the first time in 15 years after living here in NY and I’m super exited
Badass man! Are you originally from Egypt? Sounds like you are. That's a long time you've been away though. I love Egypt!!!
@@Gventures ya I left when I was a kid now in my early 20s and can’t wait to go back and explore it thx for all the vids and for your love to the country!!
@@Alinho1907 Absolutely man, it's a chaotic but beautiful country, I'm happy to be here! ❤
Great stuff. I had a friend in London who was muslim and used to say " I'm a muslin just not a very good one." Great content.
Haha! Thanks so much Melbourne!
Great 👌❤
It's not an underground society at all. Not sure why you wanted to show it that way, as you chose that bar in particular (elhoreya). I drank, openly, in tens of bars and clubs all over Cairo, Alexandria and needless to mention the resort cities: Sharm and Hurghada. Just saying. But good material over all. Also I suggest you drop by Fifth Settlement and 6th of October. Quite modern and shows a different face of Cairo. Cheers!
Uh, I didn't present it as an underground society. I just get asked by foreigners ALL THE TIME if drinking is legal in Egypt, so I wanted to make a video showing that yes, it is legal, and easily available, and there is a nightlife in Cairo. It's not widely popular or approved of though, like I also said in my video. I am comparing it to the west, obviously, where many of my audience/viewers are from. The drinking/bar/party culture in places like USA, Canada, Europe, in fact MANY other countries, is much bigger, more popular, and much more open. People can wander around the streets drinking beer and other alcoholic beverages legally, and that isn't so in Egypt. That is just the way it is, there is nothing wrong with it. I think maybe you are interpreting what I said in my video a bit differently than what I actually said. Also this video was just about Cairo, not the resort cities or coastal cities
@@Gventures Fair enough. Thanks for the explanation
Well, that answers a bunch of my questions. It's like you made that video just for me. lol! I'll eventually get caught up. You rock. Keep it up. 🤘🤘🤘
Lol. Thanks Charlie! There are so many other videos I want and need to make, I just need to find the time to do it. I need to make one about transportation in Egypt, Uber rides, lots of women ask me if it's safe to travel alone, what to pack for Egypt, etc. Eventually I'll get around to making some of those videos! Thanks for watching!!! ❤
@@Gventures Don't work so hard on it you get burned out. Take your time. Don't rush it. Quality not quantity is what we the viewers like. Well, I do anyways. Take time out for yourself each day. Live in the moment without a camera in your hand. You're getting to do what few of us in the states get to. Maybe someday I will. 😉❤
@@charlieellis5334 Oh for sure! I definitely do a lot and don't film it, most of my time is not spent filming actually, and most of my best experiences I was not filming. I am definitely a believer in living in the moment and experiencing it for yourself, so having a camera would destroy that and change the mood, it would alter the experience. My experiences are still great and very raw and natural even with the camera, but it is definitely different, especially when interacting with people. I was at one point putting out like 2 or 3 videos a week, and I had to lessen that because I was feeling rushed and felt like my videos weren't as good, so now I am only uploading once a week. If I wasn't working I would definitely be able to make more (and would love to spend more time filming and editing), but this girl has got to work to eat 😆Hopefully some day this channel with be big enough where I could actually make some real money from it and then I could afford to spend more time creating videos. Until then, it's a project of passion and a fun hobby! I hope you can make it to Egypt one day too, it's definitely possible on a small budget, which is a plus!
@@Gventures Your channel will be big. Give it time. People can relate to you. You explain things. And to me, most of what you explain is new. So I learn a lot also.
@@charlieellis5334 Thanks man, I really appreciate that 😊
fun
It is 😄
I started watching your videos because I’m going to Egypt soon and wanted some insight before going. I love your personality and laugh :) the only reason I made this account and subscribed ✅
Oh, wow! Not sure what to say, except thank you very much! I don't think I've ever had someone say that to me, so really appreciate it from the heart. I'm very happy you enjoy my videos, and I hope it can shed some light and knowledge on Egypt before your trip! When are you coming to Egypt?
@@Gventures I’m a huge fan! And I’m coming to Cairo from Feb12-18 I’m staying at an Airbnb near the pyramids def counting down the days 😆
@@rubyortiz7951 Awesome! 4 days in Cairo, that's plenty time to see some major sites and enjoy the city. Are you traveling elsewhere in Egypt or just Cairo?
@@Gventures yes, for sure I have to make a stop in Luxor and Aswan it’s soooooo much to do with so little time 🥲 lol I have a whole raft itinerary right now hehe
@@rubyortiz7951 😂Yeah it's like that, even each city or large site it's almost impossible to see it all! I am going to Luxor soon but only for a few days (I will return to Luxor early this year I am pretty sure) but I need to do some research on the big things I want to see while there on my upcoming trip
To be honest, I'm quite surprised to see that you preferred Egypt over the USA. As an Egyptian, I've never been fond of my home country and have always sought opportunities to leave. Unfortunately, it seems quite challenging to find a way out.
I know most Egyptians want to leave, and if I was born here, I probably would too, because I like things that are different to what I am familiar with. But I have lived almost my entire life in the US and I do not love living there. I am extremely grateful and fortunate I was born there, hold the US passport and my home currency is USD, but I don't want to live there. I have the ability and opportunity to travel and live in different parts of the world so I choose to do that. I know I am very lucky to be able to do so. Also Egypt is very lively, people are friendly, funny and kind, the food is good, there are many different beautiful landscapes around the country. There is a lot to love about Egypt.
Would love to go!! But not sure if alone to “ hang” out on bars . I’ll need a few friends
If you want friendship, I'm here. Welcome and it is an honor to meet you
One of the reasons we left Egypt 60 years ago, is because of the problems between Christians and the majority Muslim population. How are the relations between the two religions groups now? What is your impression? I am Coptic, have you been to the Coptic part of Cairo yet? Can you also show the el Dokki neighbourhood where I come from? I live vicariously through these videos of Egypt. Thank You.
I don't know too much about the relations between Muslims and Christians other than they don't seem to have issues from what I have seen. My friends are both Muslim and Coptic Christians and friends with each other before I even knew them, there are churches right next to mosques, etc. But there may be a lot more I don't know about or things that aren't spoken about, I know some history where it was not always so friendly but it seems a sensitive subject and people just say they get along and are all Egyptians and brothers and sisters, I don't push the subject so I can't elaborate too much more on that subject. It seems fine now.
I have been to Coptic Cairo, but (at least the area I have been in) seems to just be historical buildings and lots of tourists visiting the area for that. There seems to be a more dominant presence of Christians (in my opinion) in Mansheyit Naser (and in Garbage City in particular within Manysheyit Naser), I saw a lot more signs of Christianity there than I did in Coptic Cairo (women not wearing hijab, crosses on buildings). I actually live in Dokki but don't like to film in my neighborhood as I like to keep my life private and not announce to the neighborhood what I do by walking around filming with a camera, so I don't think I can fulfill this request 😅 But I will say I love my neighborhood and it's a great area close to everything.
@@Gventures thank you and take care.
There are no problems between Muslims and Christians in Egypt because they are brothers, and the word Coptic means Egyptian Muslims and Christians. As the Messenger of Islam, Prophet Muhammad, said, “Egypt will remain interconnected and cohesive until the Day of Resurrection,” and he advised the people of Egypt to do good. The Muslim and the Egyptian Christian are always brothers and there is no difference
@@GventuresThere are no problems between Muslims and Christians in Egypt because they are brothers, and the word Coptic means Egyptian Muslims and Christians. As the Messenger of Islam, Prophet Muhammad, said, “Egypt will remain interconnected and cohesive until the Day of Resurrection,” and he advised the people of Egypt to do good. The Muslim and the Egyptian Christian are always brothers and there is no difference
@@dngwanpunisher7805 yes, I hear that under Mr Sissi, things have improved for Christians in Egypt. Certainly better than under the late Mr. Sadat and Mr Mubarak. Thank you for the good news, perhaps I can come back home again and hopefully to stay this time.
i once drank a cup of Turkish coffee. i could not sleep for a week after that.
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Nice vlog 😘
Shukran😊
I wanna go their so bad, thank u
Hi Giselle, I'm actually be in cairo for new year so any suggestions on how to celebrate it there? Thanks 😊
I really don't know, I guess it depends on what you enjoy doing...If you are looking to party then I would try to find a felucca boat party (ask a hostel about it) or go to a fancy bar in the city. Or you can always just go down to Tahrir Square and there will likely be people out there walking around, probably doing the countdown, driving around honking their horns in celebration. Everyone likes to spend their NYE differently, some people go to Cairo Tower (but it will be packed there and difficult to enter, possibly). Those are just a few ideas of what you can do
@@Gventures Thanks Giselle, I'm thinking by the pyramids in Giza, or Luxor, will prefer to avoid the crowds, it will be my first time in Egypt 😊
@@luciapicon3511 Ah, well if you prefer to avoid crowds for NYE then I don't think I have many suggestions. Maybe hang out on the rooftop of your hotel in Giza and just enjoy the view? I live in Giza, but not near the pyramids, I don't think there is much to do down there outside of the the pyramids. And I haven't been to Luxor yet, although I will be going soon. But again, if you prefer to avoid crowds than I am not really quite sure what to suggest....most people go out and celebrate and there are always crowds that go along with that.
You are great 👑 ..but why you didn't go to sahel (northcoast ) in summer .. its important part of egypt you should have shown
I am not leaving Egypt any time soon so I have plenty of time to visit the north coast if I want to. But this summer I was busy working and also I took a trip to Turkey.
غالي جدا حتي علي الاجانب الا لو كان من الاثرياء
@@mohammedhamdy818 What do you mean, what is very expensive? Are you talking about the North Coast? Yeah I have heard it is very expensive and honestly don't have a big desire to go there 😅
@@Gventures
Exactly this is what I mean, the prices there are greatly exaggerated and no one can live there unless you are at the same level of wealth as Alon Mask or a Gulf Arab businessman who owns oil wells 😅
@@mohammedhamdy818 Bizupt! I prefer to travel to places that normal people can. I can't afford the north coast, I am not rich 😆 I don't really like super rich fancy stuff anyway, my lifestyle is budget and backpacker friendly, I do not like to live in a rich resort bubble
Welcome to Egypt 😀
Real Egyptians loved beer 🍻
Real Egyptians? I think you just mean ancient Egyptians 😆
I really enjoy your videos. Im planning to visit Eygpt 10/2024. I hope I can meet you in person 👍
Exciting, you're going to love it! I don't know where I'll be 10/24 (living in Egypt of course, but I may be traveling), but you never know, perhaps we shall meet 😊 Thanks for watching Victoria ❤
Very informative video as usual , can you buy beer at the supermarket ?
Definitely not at the supermarket, only at liquor stores. Even in Cairo, drinking is not approved of, so while it is fairly easy to find, it's definitely kept separate from the food and just the population in general. If you want to drink, you have to go to the designated places to buy it or drink it. Another thing I forgot to mention in the video is, most bars/restaurants serving alcohol are indoors (or rarely you may find a rooftop or two) and don't usually even have windows, it's always very dark and blacked out inside the bars, so people can't see who is inside drinking. El Horreya seems to be the exception to this rule.
@@Gventures , thank you so much for all the information, our group of 6 adults will be in Egypt from 26th November to 9th December and all your information has been very helpful, thanks 😊
@@ravindranparamsothy2446 Oh wow awesome! I'm so glad my videos have been helpful, and thanks so much for watching and supporting my channel! If you have any questions about anything don't hesitate to ask and I'll do my best to answer 😊
You mention the different regions or suburbs, can you please do video on the different regions subrubs or zones what theyre about. You've got a demanding fan now. lol
Lol ooh, that's a big ask, Cairo is HUGE! I can drive over an hour in one direction and still be in Cairo, the areas do change a lot. I have gone to several different districts and filmed a bit (the two Garbage City videos I made are in a neighborhood called Mansheyit Naser, for example), but still within reasonable distance from my home (I live on the Giza side of the river). I will try to make this video happen, but it could be awhile, there's lots of traffic in Cairo that makes getting anywhere a lot slower, and also this lady has got to work! 😅But I bought a motorcycle here and so I do plan to make some trips (not just around Cairo but around the country) early next year, I am thinking. And I have plans to film in Heliopolis and other spots at some point too. Thanks for your support Melbourne, I'll do my best to make this happen, at least a few different areas.
@@Gventures no worries! Thank you for all of your work.
@@Gventures yes please hang around more in this part of Cairo especially as you mentioned Heliopolis and/Naser City. There close by
@@soundso9144 They are not that close by for me, not when I have work and other things to do in my life. If I go there it wouldn't be "to hang around" it would be to make a video and leave. To be honest I like the areas I hang around in and don't like shopping malls or little boutiques, in general I just don't like shopping. If I wanted to hang out in malls a lot and be surrounded by modern fancy buildings I would go live in Dubai or go back to live in NYC or something. But because people request for me to show the other side of Cairo and that it isn't all just "camels and sand" (as some people have complained about me showing), I am going to go here eventually and film. When I have time.
@@Gventures thanks for reply. Yeh get your point. Thanks 😊
Hey I’m visiting Egypt at the end of the month. Any more good late night live music recommendations. Or live music anytime of day.
Not that I can think of, but I guess I don't often seek out live music. Cairo Jazz club is your best option for consistent live music that is not a touristic destination. If you are looking for more live music and performances, there is the Opera House in Zamalek, but of course that is expensive. There is also belly dancing and dervish dancing entertainment that can be found on Nile River dinner cruises, although that is more targeted at tourists. If you're interested in checking that out, you can find a lot of information for these cruises online (on websites such as Viator, as an example). You may also find dervish dancing at random restaurants in Khan el Khalili market, or if you want to buy tickets to see a show, you can also go to Wekalet of Sultan al-Ghuri - Arts Center in Cairo to see Dervish dancing. That is pretty much all I know about.
Going there for the weekend need a food guide
I have made TONS of videos about food in Egypt, I think that's a pretty damn good guide in itself, then you can just watch those and go explore on your own. Most of my videos are at places recommended by locals, as I have been living in Egypt for several years and my friends and bf are Egyptian. So I know some very great spots not known by many visitors.
Here's the playlist if you're curious:
ruclips.net/p/PLSI2ywwuZ8MBMkS9TzHdvdxKSW9gUA-ZM
@@Gventures thank you can you recommend someone to take me.around
@@antishmach5269 You want to pay someone to take you around to try different foods?
@@Gventures yes a foodie tour
@@antishmach5269 I'm sorry I don't know any guides
Is there anything you can compare to any Egyptian Stella beer? Is it better? Is it like a lager? Do they serve it ice, cold or room temperature?
I don't know, I haven't had an Egyptian Stella in a long time, as I don't like beer much. I think it's like a pale ale, maybe...? No idea though, to be honest. It just tastes like beer to me 😅 It should be served cold, but sometimes the fridge they are pulling it from might not be very cold, it depends on the establishment.
@@Gventures i had cold beer in Las Vegas. The heat outside made the beer better. If that makes any sense. I read somewhere that there was beer in ancient egypt. I remember from another one of your videos you had some food made using an ancient recipe. That sort of thing is fascinating. My parents were history teachers so I truly appreciate it!
انتي مصرية مية بالمية 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣If only I could read, write and speak Arabic 😅But I am trying to learn how to speak, I want to be able to talk with everyone!
@@Gventures Really, this will be fun. I am Egyptian. Do you want to learn some speaking in the Egyptian dialect? The Egyptians are a comedic people, and we have many celebrities and famous and comic series.
@@user-lx2kf4ck4p Ha, yes I have noticed, Egyptians have a great sense of humor. I am slowly learning with my Egyptian friends and boyfriend, I just need to practice more and work harder 😅 Yes I am learning to conversationally speak Egyptian Arabic. I watch Egyptian movies on Netflix also 😁
@@Gventures Wow, this is amazing, keep doing this, and you will learn too, and do not forget to learn the Saidi dialect because it is more funny 🤣 Also, we do not say Egypt in Arabic, we say masr
@@user-lx2kf4ck4p Oh I know, but since I am writing in English I said Egypt. Ba7eb Masr,
Hi Giselle! ❤ I am planning to come back with my friend Francesco but we will be staying in Zamalek this time, l think and we will have a differenti perspective of all, then, we will hopefully meet❤.
Wow you're already planning on coming back? Cool!
@@Gventures in my mind yes dear, God willing ❤️ ( and boss ofc😃) , most likely in Fall. I have FRIENDS there now❤️.
Would I be able to navigate in Cairo only speaking english?
Yeah it should be okay. You may need to use google translate on occasion or hand your phone to the cashier when buying things (because the numbers are different here), but you can manage. Not a lot of local, every day people speak much English but I imagine you will be in pretty touristic areas and Egyptians know enough to get by in those areas.
Hey cool chick, love your vids. Just wanna say my last time at Giza the locals I met there took me downtown to Cairo to an underground bar. It was a small place, had a girl belly dancing and a dozen old goys smoking shish heavily and putting money at the girl's feet and and off. My buddies ordered platters of fruit, beers and shish as and we all smoked like chimneys until everyone insisted I go up and dance with the girl, so I danced with her for a while and then everyone demanded I lay money to everyone. Like WTF, they all giving me these signals. So I start pulling out bills and dropping them at the girls perfumed feet but the waiters wanted money too. Luckily for my buddies telling them to go away lol. What a great experience tho.
Yeah there's some places like that around. Belly dancing is either for tourists, or for men, it's like their version of a strip club. What a memory, that's something you'll definitely never forget 🤣
Do you think theres a social scene for a single foreigner woman? I heard harrasment is a big issue
I don't know what you mean by a social scene for a single foreign woman, can you elaborate? I do think everyone should do their research on any place one might go, but take what you hear on the internet with a big grain of salt. That's my opinion, anyway. Harassment, it turns out, is a very subjective word, and will also vary according to the person. Life experiences play a big part. What do you consider harassment? For me, people trying to talk to me a lot is not harassment. For some people, it is. Men staring is also not harassment, to me. It will depend on your culture, what you're used to, what new experiences you've had and how you've adapted, and more. It's a loaded subject that will have a different response depending on the person.
Nice, I wish I could've hungout with you while I was there. I have a few videos on my page
It's like Morocco and you guys can tell by the level of noise that absolutely nobody will go to sleep early in Arabic countries, that's for sure. It's pure life, although as a Muslim, I have to dislike the bars and consumption of alcohol.
Yeah that's fine, you don't have to like drinking or going to bars, many people that aren't Muslim don't like bars or drinking either 😅Cairo definitely stays up late and I love it. Always lots of energy on the streets here and something to do, it's why I decided to stay and live here, I love Egypt and especially Cairo.
@@Gventures Well, let me put it politely: Those are muslim countries and those who believe in God and his messenger will never accept these kind of things happening. Turkey restricted it and that's a good thing. Alcohol is evil, and the Quran calls it "devil worshipping". I saw many from the non-muslim part of my family destroying their lifes with it. Islam is the solution, also for you. Instread of doing that while going to a Muslim country, you should rather learn about Islam. This life is short, but eternity is forever.
@@hamoudi_d How about you let people make their own choices about what religion they follow, if any at all? I don't condemn Muslims (or any other religion) and think people should be free to make their own choices about what they believe in and how they live their lives. I have Muslim friends and Christian friends, Buddhist and Hindu friends, agnostic and everything in between. If you have a problem with alcohol then take it up with Egypt, because it is legal here, I don't make the laws in this country. I know PLENTY of people that drink and it has not destroyed their lives, though I am sorry to hear it has ruined the lives of some of your family members. Islam may be the solution for you, but you don't need to push your beliefs on other people. Everyone is different in the world, and that is beautiful. Have a great day!
@@Gventures "How about you let people make their own choices about what religion they follow," we call everybody to follow the message of Islam. However, this is the same thing as with Qatar, you can come to visit, but don't bring your views and your habits into our countries. The majority of Egyptians voted for Mursi and for Islam, but then they put him away as they always did in the past. Egypt is the land of Islam and it's people are Muslim, and those who drink are a minority, maybe not even Muslim at all. You are disrespecting our culture and our religion. And to the rest: The dangers of the consumption of alcohol are scientific facts and you're in denial of that, which speaks volumes. Everybody who is drinking is in danger to climb up the next step of alcoholism, which is a slow but steady process. It's an intoxicant, it's causing cancer, brain and nerve damage, it's toxic to the liver and every sip is just pure poison to the body. Do you really wanna deny that? Not only are you drinking yourself, you defend drinking in general and you like spread your view among Muslims. One question, when you are in egypt, don't you hear the Allahu akbar from the Mu'adhin? Have you never thought about your creator calling you towards the truth? Follow it!
@@hamoudi_d "Don't bring your views into our countries" ?? Wow, how very narrow minded of you. You are welcome in the US and you are welcome to have your views there, whether you drink or not or follow Islam or not is your choice and I won't berate you for it. My Muslim Egyptian friends are very welcoming and do not push their beliefs onto me, but I guess they just have a level or respect that is foreign to you. I am not disrespecting a culture by drinking at a bar that is legally operated there. I suppose you would say that to an Egyptian that is drinking in Cairo even though it is their country and not yours. You don't need to drink if you don't want, but don't tell me what to do. I also smoke, that is unhealthy. Eating too much sugar is not good, or greasy or fatty foods. Everything in balance, my dude. And yeah, I hear the call to prayer, and no, I have never thought about "my creator" calling me to the "truth". But I can see from the way you speak that you are stuck in your ways and don't respect other people's beliefs or decisions, you think you know what is best and push that onto other people. I disagree with this mentality. I made this video to show foreigners what is available here, I didn't make it for Egyptians because they live here and already know it is available. You don't need to watch my videos if you disrespect my choices in life. But there is clearly no conversation to be had here, because you believe you have all the answers and are very judgmental, which I want nothing to do with. Good luck!
So if the boat sinks, crocodile death? 👀
No crocodiles in the north of Egypt, ever since they built the Aswan Dam. So north of the Aswan Dam, no crocodiles in the Nile
What was the remix that was playing at the end of the video?
You mean for my into/outro video..? If that is the one you are talking about, it's called 'Dance and Smile' by Ali Shaker
Shout out to Cairo Foster!
who or what the hell is cairo foster
Suggest me the hostel.
I made a video: ruclips.net/video/zRG8qvqFNrc/видео.html
But be aware if you are of Arab nationality, you probably won't be able to stay in a dorm in Egypt. Most hostels do not allow Egyptians or people of Arab nationalities to stay in dorms in hostels because of the laws here in Egypt. Law in Egypt requires opposite genders staying in the same room to be married and proof of marriage (certificate of marriage) is required. Because of this law, most hostels do not even allow Arab nationals to stay in shared dorms, even if it is an all male dorm or all female dorm. They usually make these rules at hostels to make it easier on themselves and avoid any legal issues or problems with the police. Arab nationals are able to get a private room at a hostel, but most of them will not allow stays in dorms.
Is he your main squeeze? 😊
God's no! Mostafa is just a friend. This is my boyfriend ruclips.net/video/ZihgdBnNVO4/видео.html
@@GventuresAh, he's a cutie pie. 😉
Would be nice to see less footage of you and more footage of Cairo
It's called a vlog, not a walking tour 🤣
Hi! Thank you for sharing, very informative. I'm going to Egypt in a few weeks. Is it possible for me to connect with Mustafa?
Thanks for watching! Unfortunately you can't connect with Mustafa, he is currently serving his mandatory military service in Egypt
Are you still in Egypt?
I live in Egypt😁
@@Gventures Ahh Ok, good choice tho. Me also very soon, thats why I look your videos. I want to visit also a felucca. Any website or infos about that?
@@ThePy80 Hmm, I don't know about any websites...I have always gone on party feluccas with my friends, organized by hostels. The "party feluccas" are not normal though, usually only hostels make them happen. Otherwise there are just normal felucca rides that you pay to go on a "tour" with, with many other people, and they just drive around a little while.
@@Gventures I got it, thank you be blessed, maybe we will see us soon in cairo!
Maybe they should be more honest about their inheritance, and what they owe to the builders.
i understand bear was invented in Egypt by the ancients. is this true?
I dunno, I wasn't there thousands of years ago so I can't confirm 🤣 But I read online beer is thought to have been invented by the Sumerians (they had a beer goddess). The internet also claims China invented beer. And it says Egyptians discovered beer. Who knows! 😆
@@Gventures thanks, i need to work on my spelling as well as my Egyptian history.
@@cherifbar 😅no worries!
in general every Egyptian want to drink alcohol and at the same time don't want others to drink alcohol because it's haraam.
All of Egypt seem to be a large sausage fest
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Pretty sad nightlife if you ask me.. my dad's village in greece has more action..lol
Take a flight to Greece and live a real athens by night!
Well it's a different culture and an Islamic country, I thought that would be obvious to anyone watching. I guess people like yourself may be expecting a western type of nightlife. But as drinking and clubs and all that are not really a part of Arab nations and the Islamic world, most people are already aware it's going to be a lot different and less "wild"
No Egyptian are going home to hit the rack. They are the world managers that the are saying. Naranja dulse limon partido dame un abrason que yo ten pido si fuera dalta adios señora que ya me boy!
You don't know how to write in neither English nor Spanish, nothing you wrote makes sense. Write in your own language and I can use google translate
Whereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee's the hashish ? Egyptians love hash........Young people love hash..............Young Egyptians must love hash....... You hung out with young Egyptians,and smoke a hookah but ............Where's the hash?
Illegal substances? I don't promote that shit online. I also don't care to smoke hash and am not a super young kid, so. Just because some kids are smoking doesn't mean it's all over, I'm not going to look for illegal substances to put in a video