This country is on the way of becoming most visited Middle East country, it's growing so fast and becoming more and more open. Honestly loved it and wanna come back ☺️ thank you and see you in the part2 :)
This was a long time ago when times were different. When I was a kid, young, 3rd & 4th grade we lived in Ankara Turkey in an area surrounded by a lot of the embassy’s from foreign countries. Next door to us was the Saudi embassy (the building we lived in was old Saudi embassy before new one was built) and the Ambassadors son was my age and we played together alot. One summer the son (cannot recall his name) was going home for a week and they invited me to go. It was so much fun. They were such nice warm welcoming genuine wonderful people. I was also a bit of an oddity with the servants and locals. I had red hair and freckles. I looked like Opey on Mayberry or Andy Griffith show. Looked more like I should be from Ireland than US. They were also fascinated and enjoyed I would eat and loved everything they fed me from there. Their food was wonderful. I think the family wanted to take me because I was always trying and eating everything they had in the house that they ate in Turkey. Never got back but would love to.
wow what a story, i can only imagine how it felt to have this rare experience, moreover to keep this as a childhood memory. It is so true that they are willing to share with you their last piece of food or whatever really, feels like they have big good hearts 🥲 honestly willing to come back sooner rather later as it is becoming slowly very popular travel destination:) thanks for your comment, see you in the part 2 :)
Welcome to my country. We still maintain our customs and traditions. The most important foundation of life and culture in the Kingdom is to welcome the guest, no matter who he is. As for coffee, it is prepared in the same way that you saw. I hope your trip is full of love and happiness.
Hello, i definitely felt that everyone is so super welcoming, it's very impressive and unique! I was vey excited to talk to people on the street, they were excited to be filmed to, in general lots of people with big hearts ☺️ thank you for your comment, see you in the part 2 :) شكرًا
Hi Iwona, definitely so grateful `i got a chance to see with my own eyes finally this gorgeous country, but you know what, people impressed me the most 🥲 thank you and see you in the part2 :)
Hey Kris! That was amazing. And the bakery you visited was beyond that. ALL of that baked goods. Where does it go? To restaurants? So much. It looks very beautiful and so clean there. Thanks again and glad to see "sweetie" in the video with you. Xo
Hello, that particular bakery was just awesome, but those people working there made it even more special, so pure, simple and cool guys :)) and yes very very clean everywhere, they are on top of this! hhehe yes my Ale is always with me, not always appearing though 😀 thank you so much, will see you in the part 2:)
WOW Kris!! Wonderful visit to Saudi Arabia 👌. Really fascinating about the Coffee, that would interest me a Lot👍. Thank you So Much. Hope you're doing Great☘😀.
Hey! yes the coffee part was so new to me and spices that go in it were so strong but after awhile we got used to it😁 my pleasure as always! see you in the part 2 :)
Hey Alaa! thank so much! Loved the country as well as making this video :) hope you gonna like the 2 part too: ruclips.net/video/ETSRC7GGMRo/видео.html
Regarding your question, yes we still have the same traditions, just accept the local’s invites to their house and you’ll experience it. Jeddah is hosting the formula 1 grand prix from 17-19 this month highly recommend it. & don’t miss al ula Thank u.
Hey, uhh that's interesting, hopefully next time `i will get invited somehow and experience this coffee ritual in real life 🤓 I have vivited Al Ula, one word - INCREDIBLE! 🥲 will do Part 2 of Saudi :) see you soon!
Saludos Kris desde Puerto Rico. Que interesante el video. Comer los alimentos de la repostería de otros países del mundo. Cuidensen mucho y mucha Salud.
Welcome to your second home, Saudi Arabia. We are your family and I am like your sister. Do not hesitate to ask for anything, you are our guest and it is our duty to honor the guest. Our religion commands us to do so.🙆♀️🇸🇦🇸🇦
Hello, thank you so much, I have a feeling that people from your country are extremely hospitable, hope to be back soon to Saudi Arabia and experience more local things. Wish you all the best! :)
Dear Kristina, Saudi Arabia is considered a continent in its size and geographical, cultural, and tribal diversity. If you want to know this diversity, it is preferable that you visit a city in the north, south, east and west after you have visited the capital, Riyadh.I hope that you will visit the rest of the cities, and I am very sure that you will add more experiences in the field of pastries and baked goods, due to their diversity in the Kingdom especially if you visit villages where people still using the original tools & methods of preparing traditional bakeries & bread. Wishing you a fruitful visit to our country.
Hey, I managed to travel to Riyadh, Al Ula, Jeddah in one trip. Obviously I would like to spend a month travelling around, meeting more people, getting to know local traditions, see & experience them myself. Especially the coffee drinking ceremony with some family. I really want to come back, hopefully a destiny will bring me there again! Thank you so much! See you in the part2 :)
I LOVED this video! Saudi is interesting culture. Bakery place and coffee museum were nice! But it is amazing when people want to interact with you. Very rich travel! Thanks for sharing with us!
Hey, yes indeed! So so interesting and very very welcoming country! People are excited to talk to you, friendly and simple. Thanks for watching☺️ see you in the Part2
Head cover is not required even for the Saudi women, there aren't special laws for tourists, the laws in the country are the same for everybody, either a local or an expat or a tourist
Hey, thanks for your comment! I wanted to include this little part as I got asked while I was in Saudi if this is necessary. I guess people tend to generalise things and apply one known thing to everybody, I got a chance to see how is it myself :))
To answer your question about the 1st cup of coffee as it being mandatory to drink here is the TL;DR.. it is only rude to refuse the first serving of coffee as it show that you're being ungrateful to the host, but depending on the house/family it can vary some people would understand if you don't drink coffee others are very traditional and they would take this seriously :)
Hey, thanks very much for your reply, quite a few people confirmed that so it is really nice that you managed to keep this tradition alive! thanks and see you in the part 2 :)
Hi honey girl Kris how are you very long time iam waiting to watching your video very nice wish you all the best for your carrier bye good night honey Kris
I don't think I saw a single woman other than you throughout the video?? I hope you saw more being allowed out of the house? Great video and wonderful experiences for both of you!
hey, yes many women outside indeed, maybe you got that impression because men were approaching us and wanted to say something to the camera, women were more reserved. I think one time one woman asked my instagram but that was it. :) Thank you so much! really lovely country indeed! ☀️
Hey! I will tell you a little 'behind the scenes' thing, when we - video creators- go the websites to download music (at least in the one I use), we don't have music by country, it comes in blocks like Middle East, so yes I should have double checked as I don't have any intentions to use ,let's say, not appropriate music. Anyways, I hope you did enjoy the video regardless this part. 😇 Saludos! 👋🏻
Very interesting- thank you. However, I would never want to visit such an apparently male dominated place. Also, if men told me how I should dress, I would choose to go somewhere else.
Hey Marian, I think it is very personal, when I went there I was very open for all kind of experiences. as i didn't know how this trip would be, but it resulted very very good, no one told told how should I dress or things like that, i think the key is to treat everyone with respect and they will respect you. But again it is very personal, if you don't feel like visiting this country, it's absolutely fine :) there are many countries in the world, see you in the next video :)) regards!
ياليت احد يعلم المصريين النظافة 😢 .. يا جماعة الشعب ذا عايش بشكل غريب >> شوفو كيف يلمس رجله بالدقيقه 3:32 > المصيبه انه يعمل خباز والكارثه انه واقف امام كاميرا 🎥
Hey, i think all people working in the bakery were excited to talk a bit with us, so even though we appeared out of nowhere I am grateful they spent a little time with us ☺️ thanks for watching!
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Thanks!
You are amazing! Thank you kindly!☺️🥲
Ciao cris auguri buon pasqua ciao io ti seguo sempre ciao❤❤❤
@@giuseppebono7883 hi! Happy upcoming Easter! Thanks very much! Glad to her you are here with me! ☺️
Wow Saudia Arabia looks so inviting. The media always says it is dangerous to travel. Thanks for sharing
This country is on the way of becoming most visited Middle East country, it's growing so fast and becoming more and more open. Honestly loved it and wanna come back ☺️ thank you and see you in the part2 :)
Who still believes the media
This was a long time ago when times were different. When I was a kid, young, 3rd & 4th grade we lived in Ankara Turkey in an area surrounded by a lot of the embassy’s from foreign countries. Next door to us was the Saudi embassy (the building we lived in was old Saudi embassy before new one was built) and the Ambassadors son was my age and we played together alot. One summer the son (cannot recall his name) was going home for a week and they invited me to go. It was so much fun. They were such nice warm welcoming genuine wonderful people. I was also a bit of an oddity with the servants and locals. I had red hair and freckles. I looked like Opey on Mayberry or Andy Griffith show. Looked more like I should be from Ireland than US. They were also fascinated and enjoyed I would eat and loved everything they fed me from there. Their food was wonderful. I think the family wanted to take me because I was always trying and eating everything they had in the house that they ate in Turkey. Never got back but would love to.
wow what a story, i can only imagine how it felt to have this rare experience, moreover to keep this as a childhood memory. It is so true that they are willing to share with you their last piece of food or whatever really, feels like they have big good hearts 🥲 honestly willing to come back sooner rather later as it is becoming slowly very popular travel destination:) thanks for your comment, see you in the part 2 :)
Welcome to my country. We still maintain our customs and traditions. The most important foundation of life and culture in the Kingdom is to welcome the guest, no matter who he is. As for coffee, it is prepared in the same way that you saw. I hope your trip is full of love and happiness.
Hello, i definitely felt that everyone is so super welcoming, it's very impressive and unique! I was vey excited to talk to people on the street, they were excited to be filmed to, in general lots of people with big hearts ☺️
thank you for your comment, see you in the part 2 :)
شكرًا
You’re right Kristina ❤ this is a sweeeeeet video…. I’m glad you had a a chance to meet wonderful people… like a family 🎊
Hi Iwona, definitely so grateful `i got a chance to see with my own eyes finally this gorgeous country, but you know what, people impressed me the most 🥲 thank you and see you in the part2 :)
these Traditions about Saudi coffee are still being practiced, thank you for visiting us ❤
uhh so cool! could love to experience that one day :) thank you for having me ☺️
Hey Kris! That was amazing. And the bakery you visited was beyond that. ALL of that baked goods. Where does it go? To restaurants? So much. It looks very beautiful and so clean there. Thanks again and glad to see "sweetie" in the video with you. Xo
Hello, that particular bakery was just awesome, but those people working there made it even more special, so pure, simple and cool guys :)) and yes very very clean everywhere, they are on top of this!
hhehe yes my Ale is always with me, not always appearing though 😀
thank you so much, will see you in the part 2:)
@@KrisKazlauskaite I thought it was so neat that they knew you and took photos or videos of you and Ale. That must have felt so wonderful. Xxoo
WOW Kris!! Wonderful visit to Saudi Arabia 👌. Really fascinating about the Coffee, that would interest me a Lot👍. Thank you So Much. Hope you're doing Great☘😀.
Hey! yes the coffee part was so new to me and spices that go in it were so strong but after awhile we got used to it😁 my pleasure as always! see you in the part 2 :)
@@KrisKazlauskaite Cheers Kris! Appreciate all your Hard work 👍. Have a Great week. 😀
@@levinawalsh2015 thank you! You too have a a great week!:))
Amazing video !!! I really enjoyed it
Hey Alaa! thank so much! Loved the country as well as making this video :) hope you gonna like the 2 part too:
ruclips.net/video/ETSRC7GGMRo/видео.html
Welcome to Saudi 😍🇸🇦🇸🇦
Thank you, amazing country ☺️
I just recently discovered your youtube and I love it. From baking to travel, I really enjoy it. Aciu labai :)
hello Illana! so good that you found me, hope you gonna enjoy my pastry/travel journey here :)
Thank You Kris! You are a Wonderful Creator!
Hey Raul, so amazing comment, thank you 🥲
WELCOME 😍😍😍😍😍
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Loved the video and Saudi, great memories! 🇸🇦 🧑🍳
I am still there in my mind haha😀🥲 really great memories indeed!
Regarding your question, yes we still have the same traditions, just accept the local’s invites to their house and you’ll experience it.
Jeddah is hosting the formula 1 grand prix from 17-19 this month highly recommend it.
& don’t miss al ula
Thank u.
Hey, uhh that's interesting, hopefully next time `i will get invited somehow and experience this coffee ritual in real life 🤓
I have vivited Al Ula, one word - INCREDIBLE! 🥲 will do Part 2 of Saudi :) see you soon!
Saludos Kris desde Puerto Rico. Que interesante el video. Comer los alimentos de la repostería de otros países del mundo. Cuidensen mucho y mucha Salud.
Hola Roberto, la verdad que si, me fascina conocer los paises asi :) muchas gracias, nos vemos en el proximo video :)
Keep going, Kris!
🥹🥹ačiū🥰
Welcome to your second home, Saudi Arabia. We are your family and I am like your sister. Do not hesitate to ask for anything, you are our guest and it is our duty to honor the guest. Our religion commands us to do so.🙆♀️🇸🇦🇸🇦
Hello, thank you so much, I have a feeling that people from your country are extremely hospitable, hope to be back soon to Saudi Arabia and experience more local things.
Wish you all the best! :)
@@KrisKazlauskaite العفو
Dear Kristina, Saudi Arabia is considered a continent in its size and geographical, cultural, and tribal diversity. If you want to know this diversity, it is preferable that you visit a city in the north, south, east and west after you have visited the capital, Riyadh.I hope that you will visit the rest of the cities, and I am very sure that you will add more experiences in the field of pastries and baked goods, due to their diversity in the Kingdom especially if you visit villages where people still using the original tools & methods of preparing traditional bakeries & bread. Wishing you a fruitful visit to our country.
Hey, I managed to travel to Riyadh, Al Ula, Jeddah in one trip. Obviously I would like to spend a month travelling around, meeting more people, getting to know local traditions, see & experience them myself. Especially the coffee drinking ceremony with some family. I really want to come back, hopefully a destiny will bring me there again! Thank you so much! See you in the part2 :)
Coffee traditions are still being practised daily in Saudi
That's amazing! Would love to be a guest and see how it's done home ☺️
@@KrisKazlauskaite you are more than welcome
damn tasty bread 😋
The best in the Middle East☺️
Hola Amiga querida espero q todo valla bien. Después de mucho trabajo por aquí poniéndome al día con tus videos un abrazo muchas bendiciones
Hola Yimi! tanto tiempo, espero que estés bien! Gracias y espero que los hayas disfrutado.
Que tengas el día maravilloso! ☀️ saludos desde Madrid!
Hola reina si mucho tiempo pero aquí fiel jajajjajajaj te deseo muchas bendiciones y seguiré disfrutando de lo q mas te apasiona.
@@yimimarquez4913 gracias☺️
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Nice
Thank you ☺️
I LOVED this video! Saudi is interesting culture. Bakery place and coffee museum were nice! But it is amazing when people want to interact with you. Very rich travel! Thanks for sharing with us!
Hey, yes indeed! So so interesting and very very welcoming country! People are excited to talk to you, friendly and simple.
Thanks for watching☺️ see you in the Part2
اهلًا بك بالسعودية❤️
Thank you! Amazing country! :))
👍👍👍🇸🇦
🙌🙌
Head cover is not required even for the Saudi women, there aren't special laws for tourists, the laws in the country are the same for everybody, either a local or an expat or a tourist
Hey, thanks for your comment! I wanted to include this little part as I got asked while I was in Saudi if this is necessary. I guess people tend to generalise things and apply one known thing to everybody, I got a chance to see how is it myself :))
To answer your question about the 1st cup of coffee as it being mandatory to drink here is the TL;DR.. it is only rude to refuse the first serving of coffee as it show that you're being ungrateful to the host, but depending on the house/family it can vary some people would understand if you don't drink coffee others are very traditional and they would take this seriously :)
hello, so cool to hear all this practicing these traditions, thanks a lot! :) do you normally eat something when you drink coffee?
مرحبا بك في السعودية 🥰🌹
شكرًا, beautiful country!☺️
The music sounds Iranian not Arabic ! Welcome to Saudi … I’m from an island nearby called Bahrain 🇧🇭
notes taken, thank you very much! :)
Hi Kris welcome to Saudi Arabia I am working in Saudi Arabia in bekrye department jizan samtha I am Cake pastry chef hear you come in jizan
hello, thanks very much! yes of course there is always a next time 😇
Ok I'm waiting for you,
Hello I have soo like this in my home 🏠 if but how I send photo to u we still use used some thing it modern
Hey, thanks very much for your reply, quite a few people confirmed that so it is really nice that you managed to keep this tradition alive! thanks and see you in the part 2 :)
Hi honey girl Kris how are you very long time iam waiting to watching your video very nice wish you all the best for your carrier bye good night honey Kris
Hey! I am well, hope you too! I keep posting every week, hope you keep an eye 😉
Wishing you an amazing week! See you soon!
Big fan of yours. I am also a baker. Pls visit my country Pakistan 🇵🇰. I would love to give you a tour of of our famous places and food and culture
hey! Pakistan is on my list, I want to go there sooo much! hoepfully will manage this year🥲 which city are you from?
thank you so much!!!
I don't think I saw a single woman other than you throughout the video?? I hope you saw more being allowed out of the house? Great video and wonderful experiences for both of you!
hey, yes many women outside indeed, maybe you got that impression because men were approaching us and wanted to say something to the camera, women were more reserved. I think one time one woman asked my instagram but that was it. :)
Thank you so much! really lovely country indeed! ☀️
why u use iranian song?????
Hey! I will tell you a little 'behind the scenes' thing, when we - video creators- go the websites to download music (at least in the one I use), we don't have music by country, it comes in blocks like Middle East, so yes I should have double checked as I don't have any intentions to use ,let's say, not appropriate music. Anyways, I hope you did enjoy the video regardless this part. 😇 Saludos! 👋🏻
welcom to morooco
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Very interesting- thank you. However, I would never want to visit such an apparently male dominated place. Also, if men told me how I should dress, I would choose to go somewhere else.
Hey Marian, I think it is very personal, when I went there I was very open for all kind of experiences. as i didn't know how this trip would be, but it resulted very very good, no one told told how should I dress or things like that, i think the key is to treat everyone with respect and they will respect you. But again it is very personal, if you don't feel like visiting this country, it's absolutely fine :) there are many countries in the world, see you in the next video :)) regards!
مرحبا بك في السعوديه
شكرا لك أحببت بلدك
Kaip matau ten tik vyrai kepa ir parduoda.įdomūs tie blynai,ten duona gal?manau draugiski žmonys iš pokalbio
aha kiek teko matyt tai vyrai kepejai 😀 o ten kur kepe tai buvo tokia artimuju rytu duona, kaip lavašas panaši. žmones tikrai be galo draugiski🥲
Baklava is arabian? I thought its greek🤗
Yes it is, at least that's what they say😀 in the Middle East people say that Saudis make the best baklava 😋
ياليت احد يعلم المصريين النظافة 😢 .. يا جماعة الشعب ذا عايش بشكل غريب >> شوفو كيف يلمس رجله بالدقيقه 3:32 > المصيبه انه يعمل خباز والكارثه انه واقف امام كاميرا 🎥
Hey, i think all people working in the bakery were excited to talk a bit with us, so even though we appeared out of nowhere I am grateful they spent a little time with us ☺️ thanks for watching!
Esperienze da fare
the most interesting parts is perhaps is to interact with people 🙂 very unique experience :)