Great video. A small correction, East Beirut was the Christian side and West Beirut was the Muslim side :)

I hope that Beirut is recovering after the explosion, because there’s a huge economic crisis after the explosion. I’m so sorry for Lebanese people😢

@@andriyelectron153 True. But Lebanon has been through much worse than this in its history. I pray that Lebanon will born again from its ashes like a phoenix. And I have no doubt it will ❤

@Pro Gaming Ghosts There are already too many youtubers and youtube channels about traveling. KZfaq is not my cup of tea. I have a very good job and I am very happy with it :)

@@ravivmadar2422 Phoenix is an Occultic Symbolism FYI

you re always welcome

Yeah, we just got back from Lebanon and we will have to go back again to see some more. Really enjoyed making Videos there! 😎

صحيح أجمل بلد في الشرق الارسط لاكن من الحزين ان يكون جيران لبنان أعداء و يحبو و له البلد غير السوء 😢

Its always busy. He probably went when its not the weekend and early

Thank you.

We just got back from filming in Lebanon and never felt unsafe. A great place to visit 😎

This video is a grain of sand in a bucket filled with beautiful places to see and things to do in Lebanon! You can snow ski on the mountain and swim in the sea on the same day! Everyone should experience Lebanon at least once !

You Shia?

Yes first time to Lebanon!

Came here to say the same thing. It’s irresponsible of the content creator to continue referring to a “bomb”. That is not what caused the explosion in August 2020. Otherwise, great job showcasing a very beautiful city. It is a must see! I truly love it there.

Actually shot on a cell phone

Not correct. Hamra in based on a family name of an original inhabitats with that family name. There was also a mosque in the area with that name built by that family

Yes very very from Saskatoon at this point! Saskatoon is far from everything though! Including Toronto and Vancouver!

Yep me as a Lebanese surprised as well but not at the same time During the day usually there is more pple for sure But as of 7pm till 4am this place is crowded usually

Is it safe to travel there now? I always wanted to visit..

@@Ak-rg9bs it is very safe

Was going to say the same thing!

@@eden20111 👍🏻😁

That’s a tough one. All I was told was show up with USD and ask a local to take you to a proper exchange resource. The inflation is nuts

We just left Cairo video coming soon. Crazy place!

Yes good point. Considering Lebanese food is very popular around the world. Should have put that in there.

@@IslandHopperTV I watch all of your videos. I can’t wait to see where you go next

@@IslandHopperTV Maybe next trip, and hopefully by then, the crisis phase would have passed lol

Israel has nothing on Lebanon and never will

@@samtannouri3665 Only a Hezbollah moron sympathizer would think that, Sammi Boy.

Hey Ray yes we did visit there. We posted that video about 2 weeks ago.

Hamra area was mixed religions. Mainly greek Orthodox

@@rimabarakat8838 all areas in lebanon were and still are, but hamra was dominated by Syrians and palastinans at that time... If you ask in lebanon harma is among the gharbiye area...

It will, if you look well into the history of this country and how it re-emerged each time it had fallen, you'd understand

Your comment is stereotypical, half my Lebanese friends are Shia and they're more educated, well travelled and some of them run world class successful companies

@@hedonister , you are the one stereotyping my answer. If he's a taxi driver, he's usually not so rich or educated, even though these days some are doing this job due to the economic crisis. On the other hand, the shiaa group has traditionally been one of the poorest and less educated in Lebanon,in spite of the rich fewer ones among them. That's why the Amal movement (the first Shiaa party) called itself the movement of the deprived.

@@roma8374 You have so much hate in you, shame on you

@@roma8374 You're sick

@@hedonister , you're totally ignorant and your reaction shows stupidity and hate. You are obviously a shiaa. Don't you know that in all the Arab world, the shiaa had been one of the poorest and less developed groups? That's why they are trying to take over now and are full of hate towards the sunni domination. If you speak Arabic, the Lebanese Amal movement called itself the movement for the 'deprived': harakat El 'mahroumeen'. Go educate yourself before opening your yap to reveal how ignorant you are. The ouzaï area is all occupied by shiaa slums stealing land that belongs to the Lebanese government. The shiaa are known historically to have tons of offsprings at a very young age, leaving many of their women (also their men) illiterate. Many worked the fields for Christians employees and some of their women were maids. Which one of my statements can you deny or argue against? When they are poor, uneducated and have tons of offsprings, they proliferate poverty and ignorance and spread slums over the nation.

They didnt sell Ping at the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. But they got plenty Italian designer stuff.

I plan to travel to Lebanon next September… my sister and I will be staying in the Mövenpick, Beirut. We picked that hotel because of the access to the beach. I’m assuming you’re a local so I’m hoping you can give me insight. Are you saying we should NOT swim at the beach? The two beaches looked pretty close. Sorry for the long message.

@@setarita I can just tell u that it is less polluted.

@@mokam40 thank you Mo. if you don’t mind can I also ask you… are hotels charging guests the official rate or the other ‘black market’ rate?

@@setarita Forget about the official rate. And i recommend you change dollars in the black market before starting spending in Lebanon because each shop or restaurant will give his own rate.

@@mokam40 bless you, Mo. Thank you so much. I really appreciate your help.