I have one Morritani friend who is working with me almost four years. He is so nice and lovely person. Morritanian is the only one ethnic Arabic community speaking authentic Arabic language.
I have been to Mauritania in 2018 for office work and i lived there for almost 8-9 months in Noaukchott and honestly saying i was amazed by their culture, food and the people are very welcoming and warm hearted ❤ i really enjoyed living in this country and i wish i would visit Mauritania again this time as a tourist to explore more places which i missed during my 9 months stay. Love from India 🇮🇳 😉
This whole vlog is so beautiful, thank you for making us live the true spirit of Mauritania. And the way you narrated 'isnt that traveling is about' is a whole mood. Kudos!
@@sapnassuitcase7422 hi dear friend I like you my best friend for chat n talk n seen from long distance n please send me your mobile no with whatsapp dear
Interesting travel log. I have to say, I had a bad impression of Mauritania based on what I know (that slavery fact, for instance) and since it is not visible on Google street view, that impression had remained mostly unchanged before watching this. It's fascinating to see it from the ground from someone recounting their own experiences there.
Your trip was very special We are honored by your visit in our homeland, Mauritania. We are an open people and are distinguished by hospitality and respect for everyone. Greetings to you, and on your next visit, you must tell me so that I can host you in my house and we go to different places except
Thanks for Mauritania and with the beautiful desert you can add to your documentary the song from Sting the Rose of desert and they call them self al mora(v)bitine with the capital Marrakech so it's a neighbor of Morocco.
you guys know that there is a movie coming out soon called THE MAURITANIAN from Hollywood about the 9/11 incident. Go watch it on RUclips just write: the Mauritanian trailer (coming out February 19)
@@medsaleck967 well i don't have my notes here But i now about 3 of their cities, lenguages, some food, so little of history to be honest, clotes, religion But its so in the surfes the little i know I focus more in the personal history, personality, actions, powers and moral dilemas... :/
It's comforting & hopeful that here are kind & beautiful people everwhere..and beautiful locales. but sadly it's also terrible, greedy, sociopathic humans who do the most damage, taking advantage of the most vulnerable in society: more than 40% of the population in Mauritania lives in abject poverty, in spite of the fact that the nation is rich in resources, such as gold, gypsum, iron ore & diamonds..but corrupt leadership has insured that the lion's share of the everyday people see none of it. also, modern-times slavery runs rampant there, as does female genital mutilation, forced child-bride marriages, torture and many other human rights violations. including but not limited to an updated law, which insures the death penalty and, specifically, NOT jail, is the punishment for being atheist and blasphemy. and at LEAST prison time, if not worse, for speaking out or writing or expressing, in an way, the facts about any of the human rights violations that go on there. being an honest journalist or even a citizen-journalist vlogger or blogger about such things, is very dangerous and, as one can imagine many have had to flee the country or face the pain of death. at the hands of either the government or religious fanatics. I'm also sorry to also know that no country is free from, a least, some amount of corruption, including my own - both within it's borders and in many places around the world. seems there's something evil living inside some individuals that causes them to harm to the most vulnerable: if the CAN then they DO. but it's videos like *this* one which serve as reminders that doing what we can to help make the world a safe place for the innocent is, still, 100% worth it, there just has to be a more effective way.
I find this report biased and very disrespectful to the thousands of Africans who are still being enslaved by white Arabs and Berbers. Though slavery is technically illegal, after being criminalized for the first time in 2007 and again in 2015, abolition is rarely enforced. Black Africans make up 30% of the country's population and in general, all blacks in Mauritania are referred to as 'Abd, 'Abid (slave, slaves). This country should be avoided at all cost until they repent and change their ways. As a person of Asian descent your lens is clearly biased seeing that they treat you differently, but that doesn't excuse you from reporting the truth. Their culture is down right rotten and xenophobic.
I find this report biased and very disrespectful to the thousands of Africans who are still being enslaved by white Arabs and Berbers. Though slavery is technically illegal, after being criminalized for the first time in 2007 and again in 2015, abolition is rarely enforced. Black Africans make up 30% of the country's population and in general, all blacks in Mauritania are referred to as 'Abd, 'Abid (slave, slaves). This country should be avoided at all cost until they repent and change their ways. As a person of Asian descent your lens is clearly biased seeing that they treat you differently, but that doesn't excuse you from reporting the truth.
I have one Morritani friend who is working with me almost four years. He is so nice and lovely person. Morritanian is the only one ethnic Arabic community speaking authentic Arabic language.
I have been to Mauritania in 2018 for office work and i lived there for almost 8-9 months in Noaukchott and honestly saying i was amazed by their culture, food and the people are very welcoming and warm hearted ❤ i really enjoyed living in this country and i wish i would visit Mauritania again this time as a tourist to explore more places which i missed during my 9 months stay. Love from India 🇮🇳 😉
It's such a hospitable place. I am planning to go again to film a few things that I couldn't film before. Happy adventures : )
Thanks sir, you are most welcome in your second country
I'm glad to hear my Indian comments
You so welcome in Mauritania anytime and feel at home
This whole vlog is so beautiful, thank you for making us live the true spirit of Mauritania. And the way you narrated 'isnt that traveling is about' is a whole mood. Kudos!
Thank you for your kind comment Ibrahim and for relating to it. Travelling and documenting my travels brings me so much joy.
@@sapnassuitcase7422 do you have an Instagram?
@@ibrahimskhan Yes, I do. It's by the same name. Sapna's suitcase
Very informative! Thanks for introducingus to Mauritania.
Thank you Sara! I am so glad you liked it
Very nice n lovely place
@@sapnassuitcase7422 hi dear friend I like you my best friend for chat n talk n seen from long distance n please send me your mobile no with whatsapp dear
Thank you, my dear sister, for introducing us to our country, and you are always welcome among us
I lived here for two years as a Peace corps volunteer and this brought back memories. Such a welcoming culture and people.
Amazing!!! I really wish to visit this place after seeing how you guys enjoyed the wilderness!!!! Keep traveling and keep inspiring!!!! 😘😘💐💐
Thank You FB! you have contributed alot in my zest for wilderness
You're so welcome in Mauritania and feel at home 🇲🇷🌴
Love it, love the way how original and relatable it looks.
Looking forward to more. Best wishes :)
its the first ever comment on my channel. Thank you so much!
I’m from Mauritania I want to invite everyone who wants to visit My Country.
Interesting travel log. I have to say, I had a bad impression of Mauritania based on what I know (that slavery fact, for instance) and since it is not visible on Google street view, that impression had remained mostly unchanged before watching this. It's fascinating to see it from the ground from someone recounting their own experiences there.
Thank you for watching and for your valuable comment. Would you consider going to Mauritania one day? It's a wonderful country of hospitable people
@@sapnassuitcase7422 Yes, with a good opportunity, I would gladly do it.
Great video... Hope to visit this beautiful country sometime soon.
Your trip was very special We are honored by your visit in our homeland, Mauritania. We are an open people and are distinguished by hospitality and respect for everyone. Greetings to you, and on your next visit, you must tell me so that I can host you in my house and we go to different places except
You are so kind! thank You very much
Thanks for Mauritania and with the beautiful desert you can add to your documentary the song from Sting the Rose of desert and they call them self al mora(v)bitine with the capital Marrakech so it's a neighbor of Morocco.
Mauritania thanks you for this beautiful video
Thank from your visit ❤
Welcome to Mauritania my country
Love this vlog and more importantly love Mauritania. Your voice is just mesmerizing Masha Allah. Loads of prayers and blessings from India.
Greetings and love from mauritanian
Wow! It is Beautiful. 👌👌😀😀❤️❤️
I'm from mauritania 🇲🇷
Really??
Wow!!
Can you tell me more about you're beautiful country? I'm writing a novel and i would love to have a protsgonist from there 💖
Hello, can I help you, I'm from Mauritania @@leonardovallejo5711
@@izermed2759 hi!
+525532632814 it's my number... You have WhatsApp?
My Facebook is "awa de horchata leonizada con vallejoelectrolitos"
Really?
Can you help me?
I have an assigment from my university to introduce with mauritania’s people🥺🙏🏻
Is there any way we could contact Hala? 🙈 we would like to visit Mauritania and are looking for some help before ☺️
You are welcome in our home mauritania❤️🌹😁
I am Mauritanian🇲🇷🐪😁🙌🏻
Really??
Can you help me?
I have an assigment from my university to introduce with mauritania’s people🥺🙏🏻
@@zulfiyatulinayah1539 did you finish your assignment how did it go?
Awesome storytelling.
Love to see more
Love Dire Straits Lady Writer playing on the background @ 10:30 😅👍
It was French colony
Yes, it’s not anymore
I can’t wait to travel to Maritania, lots of beauty to check out!
you guys know that there is a movie coming out soon called THE MAURITANIAN from Hollywood about the 9/11 incident. Go watch it on RUclips just write: the Mauritanian trailer (coming out February 19)
nice video ！ thanks for showing the great Mauritania！i am working here， and love here！
As long as you live here, you are one of us
Love her smile
Thank you and welcome to Mauritania 🙂
Are you from there? Can you tell me more about you're contry? :3
من اين انت؟ Mauritania او لا؟
Answer please🥺🙏🏻
Can you help me?
I have an assigment from my university to introduce with mauritania’s people
@@zulfiyatulinayah1539 Welcome
Why only 2 videos ? Hope everything is okay
This is a top notch documentary. Truly professional. You should really consider a career of this!
Thank You so much!
أنا لم أفهم شيء مما تحدثت عنه. لكن تقديم رائع خاصة صورها عن عين الصحراء أو قلب الريشات.
Cathy such a peacefull woman ❤️
Explored in a nice way. dont know why only 7 k views it desrve more
Ohhh..very nice...may I have the contcat for the hotel in atar? Are the beads in the counter neolithic?
Thank you, you welcome to Mauritania
من اين انت؟ Mauritania او لا؟
Can you help me?
I have an assigment from my university to introduce with Mauritania’s people 🥺🙏🏻
أنا من موريتانيا
@@zulfiyatulinayah1539 you welcome i can help you
@@ahmedelhady6559 الحمد الله
هل انت تستطتيع ان تعرف نفسك؟ يمكن اسمك الكامل و من اين جئت؟
One of my novel protagonist is from here :3 i love this, the video it helps a lot
What do you want to know?
@@medsaleck967 well i don't have my notes here
But i now about 3 of their cities, lenguages, some food, so little of history to be honest, clotes, religion
But its so in the surfes the little i know
I focus more in the personal history, personality, actions, powers and moral dilemas... :/
@@leonardovallejo5711 it's okay
to gave u more details and informations about us send a WhatsApp nember or Facebook account
Is it going to be published??
I was there… 3000 years ago…
Nice
Thank You!
Wow thank you ❤️
GOOD
I love it, amazing video
Thank you for this video in our country ❣
I am so glad you liked it
Love from India
Thank you so much Imdad
Its beautiful 🇲🇷🇲🇷😘😘😘😘😘😘
من اين انت؟ Mauritania او لا؟
Answer please🥺🙏🏻
@@zulfiyatulinayah1539 orang Indonesia ke?
Welcome to my country
Can you tell me more about it?
I love it and i really whant to know more 😅💖
I loved your country!
من اين انت؟ Mauritania او لا؟
Answer please🥺🙏🏻
Can you help me? I have an assigment from my university to introduce with mauritania’s people🥺🙏🏻
@@zulfiyatulinayah1539 yes i am from mauritania , and if there anything i can do for you i will be glad
how i can visit this cantry.
Thanks for info!
Mam thanks for this video.
Good.......
Awesome video
Thank You!
The DRIVER TOUR GUY IS A COP 🚓 POLICEMAN... THE ORANGE 🧥 JACKET IN MAURITANIA IS COP 🚓 POLICEMAN UNIFORM 🥋
🙏🇲🇷
Are you Indian ??
LOve from Kolkata, INDIA
Good video thanks
Thank You !
Hello ma'am.. Let me know , you are from India..
Tanks i love you ❤️
Our peaceful country 💙
Amazing video❣
thank you very much ,I hope the other Make same thing and visit us
You're welcome all❤
من اين انت؟ Mauritania او لا؟
Can you help me?
I have an assigment from my university to introduce with Mauritania’s people 🥺🙏🏻
@@zulfiyatulinayah1539 did you make it? Good luck sis
@@Mauritanian22 yes' I did. Thanks
♥️♥️
Yes, it's all very nice and all and I really want to go, but, isn't there a McDonalds nearby, or KFC??? and, where is the nearest Luxury Hotel???
What sort of person travels to Mauretania to look for fast food places?!Keep your sick consumerism to yourself please.
It's comforting & hopeful that here are kind & beautiful people everwhere..and beautiful locales. but sadly it's also terrible, greedy, sociopathic humans who do the most damage, taking advantage of the most vulnerable in society:
more than 40% of the population in Mauritania lives in abject poverty, in spite of the fact that the nation is rich in resources, such as gold, gypsum, iron ore & diamonds..but corrupt leadership has insured that the lion's share of the everyday people see none of it.
also, modern-times slavery runs rampant there, as does female genital mutilation, forced child-bride marriages, torture and many other human rights violations. including but not limited to an updated law, which insures the death penalty and, specifically, NOT jail, is the punishment for being atheist and blasphemy.
and at LEAST prison time, if not worse, for speaking out or writing or expressing, in an way, the facts about any of the human rights violations that go on there. being an honest journalist or even a citizen-journalist vlogger or blogger about such things, is very dangerous and, as one can imagine many have had to flee the country or face the pain of death. at the hands of either the government or religious fanatics.
I'm also sorry to also know that no country is free from, a least, some amount of corruption, including my own - both within it's borders and in many places around the world. seems there's something evil living inside some individuals that causes them to harm to the most vulnerable: if the CAN then they DO.
but it's videos like *this* one which serve as reminders that doing what we can to help make the world a safe place for the innocent is, still, 100% worth it, there just has to be a more effective way.
did the arabs own people
I find this report biased and very disrespectful to the thousands of Africans who are still being enslaved by white Arabs and Berbers. Though slavery is technically illegal, after being criminalized for the first time in 2007 and again in 2015, abolition is rarely enforced. Black Africans make up 30% of the country's population and in general, all blacks in Mauritania are referred to as 'Abd, 'Abid (slave, slaves). This country should be avoided at all cost until they repent and change their ways. As a person of Asian descent your lens is clearly biased seeing that they treat you differently, but that doesn't excuse you from reporting the truth. Their culture is down right rotten and xenophobic.
The most barbaric nation in the world,slavery is big business over there,I know I was born there
Are you Indian?
I find this report biased and very disrespectful to the thousands of Africans who are still being enslaved by white Arabs and Berbers. Though slavery is technically illegal, after being criminalized for the first time in 2007 and again in 2015, abolition is rarely enforced. Black Africans make up 30% of the country's population and in general, all blacks in Mauritania are referred to as 'Abd, 'Abid (slave, slaves). This country should be avoided at all cost until they repent and change their ways. As a person of Asian descent your lens is clearly biased seeing that they treat you differently, but that doesn't excuse you from reporting the truth.
Take your rubbish some place else and leave this lovely vlogger alone documenting her journey in peace!
@@abdallahelmoctar7635
Your name betrays you.