It is truly hard for me to believe that I was able to gain access into Libya. A country where tourists don't exist and the local authorities are understandably extremely paranoid. Hope you are ready for this series, it's going to be wild. 🇱🇾

Indigo Traveller is truly a legend. Creating videos to show us the inside, instead of the propaganda. The cinematography and music is also fantastic. Thank you for your service. Keep safe... If I see a new post from you "DAY 1: Arriving on the Moon" video I would believe it! There's no place too extreme it seems.

Love Libya from Brazil 🇧🇷♡🇱🇾

Libya is my second home, I loved Libyan peoples they were kind,generous n friendly.

Abubakar is clearly an intelligent guy, props to him.

ليبي اثبت وجودك🇱🇾❤

I am Libyan, and i want to say that gaddafi was the best for our country. I miss him...

When Gaddafi died, he said he would take Libya's greatness with him. He did.

I visited Libya in April/May 2005 - was a wonderful experience. Such friendly people. I have never felt safer in my life. While it has changed a lot since then I am looking forward to reviving memories of my trip. I celebrated my birthday deep in the Sahara Desert - a unique experience for me.

This is the real journalism, main media outlets are becoming obsolete now.......

And I was and to this day I am a pro Gaddafi, but despite everything I wish the Libyans and Libya the best. All the best for your future. Love and respect from Cape Verde island 🇨🇻🤝🇱🇾

Love Libya from United Kingdom 🇬🇧💞🇱🇾

You are, hands down, the most empathetic vlogger I follow. More people need to see ya man, you have something very special!

Thanks for this Nick. I went to Libya several times in 2008 on business, before the fall of Gaddafi, and absolutely loved it. The people were so hospitable and welcoming and delighted to see foreign visitors. At that time tourists were still evident too. A much misunderstood country with such a rich history and huge potential, it breaks my heart to see what has happened to it in the last decade. You do such a great job in opening people's eyes to the real stories behind these places, and highlighting that, for the most part, we're all just human beings trying to live a peaceful life, raise our families and make a living. I would love to go back some day.

Hillary: "We saved a lot of libyan lives" Libyan: "so that was a fucking lie"

Wow, this is actually really interesting to me as a libyan to see what it's like for you! I was born in amercia but my whole family lives in Libya so we go to Libya every few years and it is truly beautiful, it's sad because of the bombings and what the US has done in an attempt to save Libya, but they ended up wrecking our country and didn't make an effort to help us after either. We still got back on our feet and are doing very good now, it's honestly crazy to see someone who isn't Libyan in Libya!

As a Libyan living in America myself, it warms my heart to see people trying so hard to see our beautiful country and taking the time to show others how life is really like as compared to what you constantly see in the media. The things that you see in the media do happen, but there is so much more to this country than just that. I really appreciate the time and care you took in deconstructing that image, and really connecting with the people, the culture, and the spectacular sights. Keep up the great work man!

The Interpreter sounds like he lived in the Uk or abroad for a long time.. perfect english and excellent job by him .

I remember going to Malta with family on vacation back in 2000 and not only was the food diabolical there, the Maltese came across unfriendly, cold and calculating and very adept at ripping people(tourists) off. But we got lucky when we discovered a little gem of a takeaway Restaurant, owned by a friendly and kind Libyan (a migrant restauranter) who served some amazing Mediterranean food, sometimes giving us discounted prices as we regularly ate there. He was also helpful in recommending places of interest to visit there - I guess perhaps, things may be different in Malta today but we never went back after that trip, though we often reminisce about the warm hearted Libyan, with very fond memories. After watching this, I hope to be able to visit this very 'misunderstood' country called Libya.

Yess someone is finally paying attention to us! This country is truly very nice without all the war and stuff! I'm happy that someone is showing people that it's not as bad as people think

أصلي دائما من أجل ليبيا من أعماق قلبي. اللهم ساعد أهل ليبيا. حب من السعودية❤

I was born in Tripoli, Libya. It was very emotional for me to see the city in which I spent my childhood again after almost 7 years, it made me have such a strong bout of homesickness, had to cry. Thank you for such a video, Indigo Traveller, and for showing the beauty of Libya.

تحياتي للشعب اليبي الشقيق و انشاء الله تنعموا بالامن و الاستقرار

It was such a great feeling to have someone to enjoy in my country. Thank you ❤🇱🇾🇱🇾

Thank you for clearing the true image of our country, and we welcome you and everyone who wants to visit us⁦❤️⁩⁦🇱🇾⁩⁦🇱🇾⁩

Man, I just love seeing these videos that give us a peek into what a country is actually like outside of what we are told/shown. We really only see/hear the absolute worst about places like Libya, but being able to see videos like this show that those situations are far from the entire truth about places like this.

I lived in Libya during gaddafi era. Very beautiful country and friendly people. America and NATO brought democracy to Libya and destroyed every thing

I lived in Libya and I moved to England last week Libya is so beautiful what h see on the internet is not true at all love from saudia arabia🇱🇾❤❤🇸🇦

Libyans are one of the friendliest people I've met..I've miss those ruins in Sabratha...much love from the philippines...

Imagine a world where media didn’t have agendas and simply told the truth. Something that seems so simple yet so far away.

I live here in Libya and while it's not always safe but its getting better ppl r very nice and generous

Your channel is amazing, thank you for sharing these impressions with us!

My dad was an engineer and worked on the great Man Made River that gave water to all Libyans. But I guess it was destroyed by the Americans too. Thanks for sharing your vids on youtube. I really love them a lot.

So incredible, thanks for sharing these stories!

What an amazing video thank you so much this is somewhere many of us may never go. I’ve always been fascinated with Lybia and Momar Qaddafi.

A great daring video showing about Libya and being safe out there.

KZfaq and the rest of world is lucky to have a creator like you, nick. Lots of love.

Fascinating. Thanks for the video.

I just got a new potencial customer from Lybia, it's good video to show me around and get a bit understand of this country. Thanks for your work. Stay safe.

My love for these channel grow day by day's May Almighty Allah continues to protect you thank you nd ur followers

My wife's father lived there in the 80s and he absolutely loved it and always talks about it and how great it was.

Your content is incredible, I can't believe I can sit in the comfort of my own home and watch you document what seems like another world to me. Thank you for everything man

It's great to hear that Libya is getting better and better

Once a very rich country where no one had to think about a secure future until the Clinton clan intervened, just like in the former Yugoslavia. All the best to the people of Libya from Belgrade, Serbia

Can’t wait for what’s going to unfold in your trip Indigo Traveller

Always gives me the chills when you say your goodbyes at the end of each video. Thank you so much for showing us around the world, specially where there are humanitarian issues. Love you. ❤️

ربي ينصر ليبيا ويحفظها من خبث اوروبا وامريكا وروسيا وتركيا وإسرائيل وكل من يريد لهم الشر ربي يحفظ ارض الشهداء 🇪🇬❤️🇱🇾🙏

You have changed my perspective, as always. Great video

' We saved a lot of Libyan lives' no ma'am you killed thousands of innocent lives.

My dad went there back in the early 2000's in Gaddafi times and it was pretty chill, spent two weeks there travelling with no problem at all, it's strange how times change.

your good dude and talented. keep up the amazing work. we are watching

wow,great documentaries bro,keep keeping on,never relent🤞💪💪💪

Abu Bakr seems like a cool guy, i like him. Should be a banger of a series, frothin for the rest of the episodes 🤟

I love Libya 🇱🇾❤️🇧🇷

Another great video. Thanks Indigo. Take care and God bless

thank you so much for sharing and educating

So inspired by you, man! Keep up the amazing work!!!

9:20 That officer was speaking with confidence and pride that his country will thrive again inshallah, I love that. I wish the ultimate best for my brothers and sisters in Libya ♥

Great Video - God Bless all the people with good health and lasting stable peace.

Your guide Abubhakar seems like a lovely man. Great guy to have showing you around and translating for you !

That moment when a single youtuber gives better more in depth content than the actual media on TV! Indigo you are truly one of the best journalist/documentarians/travellers/explorers there is, keep up this fantastic work and please stay safe!

why I'm about to cry? hope allah help us. libya is more beautiful than this even after everything happened we still love this land & it will be better and better like he said. Tnx it's an amazing video and wlcm in libya 🇱🇾

All views you see at the desert even I am libyan I haven't seen them yet Thanks for showing our country with that wonderful view and Welcome for every one at libya

Love your videos bro, hope for change in these places for the better

I lived in Libya, as a [English] child, in the pre-Gaddafi King Idris days, as my father was in the small RAF contingent supporting the vast US military presence there then. The US base, Wheelas, was amazing - they had every luxury they considered normal, including imported soil to make a golf course and such like. We had a high walled compound, next to the US Embassy, and my mother traded cheap cigarettes with the gardeners there for some of the fresh fruit and veg they grew ! Once a week, dozens of camels were herded past to the slaughter yard. We explored loads of different places; it is beautiful, but I really only remember our times on the beaches. Stay safe, Nick.

Libyan living in North America here, just thought I'd say you should engage with the locals encompassing the coastal regions in Libya, as they've witnessed a lot since 2011. I'm a bit disappointed that you went through the desert and did not witness some of Libya's most breathtaking sights. Hopefully you'll get to see more in the coming days! Also, thank you for this. Libya doesn't get enough impartial media coverage.

Awesome. It looks amazing there. Great video

Great video. Libya is exactly as I expected.

hey in a desert I advice you to cover your head when it's exposed to the sun. especially over long period of time

I’ve been to Libya many times these last few years. It’s been perfectly safe every time I’ve gone

I love Libya, the hospitality, food, weather. Everything is wonderful 💛

This was amazing! Thank you !

I've now watched your North Korea, your Aghanistan, your Iran and now your Libyan videos. It's impossible to describe how much you've taught me about these countries, and how many preconceptions have been shattered. Thank you so much. When Covid becomes (I hope) a memory, I'm going to visit some of these places.

This was fascinating. Thank you 💜

My parents are from Libya and are from tripoli glad that you covered the country well great job indigo

Ty for this video. Il go in Lybia in March working as a krane operator. And I was a little afraid but now I'm OK. Gl to u.

You can’t ask that man if he feels safe . That’s all he knows . He was right for asking you if you felt safe . 💯

Thumbs up for that. America cracked this country to shit. I once as a kid in the sixties went to school in Tripoli.

love your videos keep up the great work!

Thanks for this vídeo, and let us know more this beatuful country, may all people in peace

Well done on your story telling. It always reflects the real side of each of the country you have been to. The tragedy they have faced, and the peace and hope they are looking forward to - in the future. Stay safe on the road and cannot wait to see what else is unfolded yet.

I love Libya, from Norway 🇳🇴 ❤️🇱🇾أحب ليبيا من النرويج

It’s a lovely place tripoli. This person in video is making people fear of visiting this beautiful country and people of Libya so so friendly and lovely people. Very helping nature people of Libya and their culture is awesome.

I like your video on Yemen and libiya very much, please keep it loading like this so we can understand the real situation in these war affected countries

On behalf of a Libyan, I appreciate that you respect my country and turned down some rumours, I'm glad to see you in my country.

That translator, Abu Bakhr, is really impressive. Not sure how you got him, but probably worth it.

So interesting to see your video, as I was in Libya, Tripolis and Sabratha with my brother 55 years ago in Summer 1967 at the 6-day war between Israel and the arab countries. King Idris I was at reign and things were complately save there before the outbrake of war. During war we had to leave and went to Tunesia to the isle of djerba and felt like in a different world. Thank you so much again!

I did my masters in Manchester and one of my course mates was from Libya, the guy was so humble friendly and so genuine. sadly during the time we had our course that was the nhe choose started but he's back home and he's doing very well

I have a very close friend who is from Libya who has told me all about it. We aren't in touch much these days but he always used to tell me he would take me there to visit the beaches because Libya has amazing beaches (this was before the fall of Gaddafi). Most of his family still live there and I often think about them. This is a fascinating video, I'm so glad you made it! By the way, I met lots of his friends who were also from Libya and they were ALL lovely, generous, welcoming people!

Now that’s what I call quality content! Absolutely stunning documentation about Libya! Thank you for that!

Love from Pakistan for you. This vedio help me to know about Libya. You take such a great risk to educate us . ❤️

Thank you for all this talk and video

Love Libya. Used to live there 3 years up until the invasion by our countries. Never had any issues being a British man up until then. Free healthcare and was treated like a king. Good people there and Gaddafi was a good man to his people, we created a monster by wrongfully invading that country. Our western media told lies fed by our governments.

I mean it looks a lot more prosperous than Detroit so far

U have the most informative videos thank you indego traveller

Blessings and Love to Libya from Kashmir ❤

I am a Libyan, and genuinely, thank you so much for making this video, Libya is now, well frankly, not even a county anymore and it makes me sad every time i think about it, i still love my country and hope to go back, but ofc only god know wether that’s happing or not any time soon, again thank your for at least trying to present Libya in a good way, i appreciate it and may god bless you

I so miss the Libyan dialect. It’s a damn shame what this country could’ve been.

I spent my youth in Tripoli, 1963-1970. It's an enduring sadness for my friends and family that we've not been able to return to visit this wonderful country and it's friendly people. I can't begin to describe the amazing experiences we had there. Maybe things will change enough in the future for a trip back "home". Inshalla.

This is a very beautiful and powerful content; a better narrative.