DAY 1: Arriving in Libya (beyond expectations)

I have been trying to come to Libya for 2 years, the day has finally arrived.

Thanks for watching!

[IndigoTraveller]

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. 🇱🇾

[michaelrobertson]

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.

[nate]

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

[TheMoneyGPS]

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.

[travelwithriz]

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

[norfolk]

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

[therookiecameraman]

Abubakar is clearly an intelligent guy, props to him.

[cocococonut]

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.

[robertdayton]

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!

[esloy]

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

[teresitabier]

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

[lesleybuntain]

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.

[fensterputzernuernberg]

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

[TheDreserDeviant]

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

[marshallm.]

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

[mimimoyo]

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. ❤️

[SerbianCrusader]

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

[professionalarab]

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

[sierravortec]

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

[HassanAbdAljlill]

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