The Last 24 Hours Inside War-Torn Yemen (extreme travel) 🇾🇪

Yemen is often portrayed in the media as a country engulfed in conflict, humanitarian crises, and political instability. The narrative surrounding Yemen frequently highlights the devastating effects of the civil war that escalated in 2015, leading to one of the world’s worst humanitarian situations. Reports often focus on the staggering statistics of civilian casualties, the millions affected by famine, and the cholera outbreak, which has affected countless lives.

The portrayal is often stark and dramatic, emphasizing the need for urgent international aid and intervention. While the media coverage sheds light on the suffering of the Yemeni people, it may also inadvertently contribute to a one-dimensional view of the country. Yemen is rich in history and culture, with a diverse heritage encompassing ancient civilizations, stunning architecture, and unique traditions. However, these aspects are often overshadowed by the narratives of war and desperation.

In this video series, I want to focus on the stories of hope, resilience, and the everyday lives of Yemeni people amidst the chaos. These vlogs aim to give a more balanced portrayal that respects the humanity and agency of those living in Yemen rather than solely focusing on their suffering. Join me to explore the beauty of this incredible country, which has always been the center of civilizations, and see the day-to-day lives of the locals. Welcome to the Yemen series! 🇾🇪

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My wonderful guide in Yemen:
Kais Ahmed
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Quit my corporate job in September 2021 to chase new destinations and document my life. I am following my passion for creating experience-driven travel videos with a human touch.

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[Davud_Akh]

Based on many comments on my Yemen series, I am aware that many people wanted me to travel to North Yemen, specifically Sana'a—the capital city. As much as I would love to be in that part of the country currently, the mentioned areas are under Houthi control, with no exceptions for visitors. This means no foreigner is allowed, no matter what your agenda is.

During these few weeks, it was an absolute pleasure to get glimpses of Yemen and share as much of my experience with you as possible. My team on the ground has been amazing, supporting and taking care of me. You can find Kais and his contact details in the description of all my Yemen videos.

Thank you so much for your love and attention!
Until the next country series! ❤🙏🏽

[shirleyperera]

Thank you Davud for all your interesting videos of Yemen. Kaiz Abdul and Mohamad have been so good in taking care of you. May God bless them and may there be Peace in Yemen. That's our fervent wish from Srilanka

[NoorSafi-bd]

I wish I could visit yemen too I love yemen.

From Afghanistan😍

[hosam_top]

Welcome to Yemen, I am Yemeni and I watched all your videos about Yemen, your tour guide is a kind and very honest man and translates for you what people say, even there were people who came to ask for money and you did not pay attention to them and he gave them from his pocket without your knowledge. I thank you and thank your tour guide

[l.m.s]

Another interesting travel video to the people of Yemen! It is interesting to follow and be involved in your journey, your visit the people of Yemen, a different country and nation, through this video. You are doing a great job and I am grateful to have this opportunity to be part of your adventures. Thank You!

[mikek]

What a wonderful series, I do hope more people can experience Yemen as Davud did!

[AD-qfzs]

It goes without saying that these local experiences in Yemen had a very strong appeal that was quite different from the others.The people, the culture, the accommodation, the food, the clothes, the scenery were all very authentic. So your outstanding contribution and help of guides is highly appreciated😊

[InfiniteVibes]

we have been watching your videos since 2022 and we me and my husband love to watch your videos every night before sleeping, and all the videos are great but this yemen series is just amazing. the people food everything is amazing. and most important is you, who shows us this beautiful yemen series. keep going and we will always support you and your hardwork.

[ibrahimhajibare]

I love Yemen 🇾🇪 ❤️ from somalia 🇸🇴 😍 ❤️

[arabianlegend]

A Yemeni here that hasn’t been to Yemen since 2012… thanks for the update brother 🙏🏼 🫡 wow a lot has changed especially the prices but still beautiful inshallah will go back soon 🤲🏼

[auraak]

Thanks Davud for this wonderful series.Thanks to all the people supported you, specially yo the guide and security people.

[clickbarkheli]

Touch me up when kais give message to world . We all worship one god ❤️ we all want peace ❤❤ watching from Nepal 🇳🇵 ❤

[jackfabulous]

Such wonderful people! What beautiful land!

[kennethwilliams]

Davud you are a wonderful, kind and generous person. I have very much enjoyed your Yemeni series. And the team in Yemen are amazing, kind, knowledgeable men, who did a great job showcasing their country. A GREAT SERIES INDEED!

[prakashgoud]

Thank you so much for showing us the beautiful Yemen. Love from India 🇮🇳❤❤.

[hindiyahussen]

Dawud number one travel blogger thank you to show us the beautiful heart ppl yeman ❤️from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[sahar]

تحية تقدير و إحترام إلى الإخوة قيس و محمد وعبدالكريم

[ReemAlnasery]

حياك الله في اليمن وان شاء الله ربي يصلح البلاد والعباد ويبعد عنا الحروب وترجع اليمن السعيد كما كان

[janakaperera]

This three people Kaize, Abdul & Mohamed are very very nice people as you said, they looked after you well, we wish to see peaceful Yeman in the future, we salute you on behalf of People of Sri Lanka ❤🇱🇰 Thank you Dauvd bring this nice tour to us .🙏Meet you in your next visit, all the best.

[gilbertahsam]

I respect the man that said about the love for everyone on earth. Maybe someday we all can be at peace