ALEPPO, SYRIA (What's It Like To Be A Tourist In 2023?)

Travelling to Aleppo, Syria was a travel experience we will never forget. For so many reasons, traveling here has been one of the most intense, and humbling experiences we've ever had. Visiting only one month after the earthquake of February 2023, we saw a city in recovery, yet again. Life here and the people of this city here have been through so much. But the spirit of this unique place in an even more unique country shines through, even to as an independent, foreign traveller s and passers through like us. Travel in Aleppo isn't for the faint hearted but is so rewarding. We really hope the soul of this incredible place shines through in this video. This is what it's like to be a tourist in 2023.

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[TRIPNADZOR]

This is a country that has become synonymous with "pain" and "terrorists" in recent years. But is she really like that? And by the way, Syrians are so much like us. I also made a short video about Syria. I would be grateful if you would express your opinion about him.

[ropolito]

Am I the only one crying while we watch. What a beautiful place and people. Wish them the very best and most of all peace to all. Thank you for this

[mohogamer]

as a Syrian from Aleppo I just wanted to thank you for sharing the beauty of home town ❤

[dianochka]

I was a tourist in Aleppo in 2008: it was wonderful. I even had a drink in the Baron Hotel. Aleppo is ancient and it is a survivor. The greatness of the past will return. I have discovered your channel only recently and really appreciate your videos. Thank you for this one.

[azdsml]

Matt and Julia, I deeply admire your courage to travel in Syria and your very special loving kindness in all your interactions with all the wonderful human beings you meet. You are extraordinary as human beings, cinematographers, and fearless explorers of humanity in all parts, however challenging, of our small world. I am so grateful for the splendid work, truth and beauty you share with us.
Please keep traveling and sharing the best of yourselves and all around you.
You are so fortunate to be who you are as amazing individuals and as a gorgeous, sweet couple.

[riseofthejellyfish]

Thank you for posting these, had me crying the whole time! My mother was born in Syria and I got to live there for a few years as a kid and will never forget how beautiful it was and this really reminded me so much of how amazing it was, think it’s time I go back and visit

[lindathalman]

This is an ode to the stupidity of war and fighting and greed and ... evil. As always you are showing us the humanity of people around the world. How I wish we'd had cell phones and internet in 1976 when we visited Yemen: Sana, Taiz, Aden at a period just 2 years after overthrowing a dictatorship. Can't imagine the destruction there today; perhaps like Aleppo. You are intrepid travelers and young and smart and so kind to share your adventures. I think/hope all your followers will be humbled by this clip. Thank you, merci. Linda in France.

[flokissnp]

You made me cry after leaving my home city Aleppo 4 years ago and seeing this video..i hope you share to the world how Syria is a nice country and the people are so friendly ..

[cqbarnieify]

Sad, yet also beautiful. This is a testament to the strength of spirit within the Syrian people. Thank you for including Aleppo in your Syrian travels. Your videos are amazing and touching. Again, thank you!

[alexbadlissi]

My father is from Aleppo. We would go there every summer up until the war started in 2012. I would recommend anyone go. It’s a beautiful city with beautiful people.

[adnansamivlogs]

I have Syrian friends and their resilience and ability to smile despite dark pasts is exemplary and inspiring. Thanks for making this vlog. I had tears seeing the demolished souq, but then seeing them rebuilding it made me smile.

[costasworldofmusicmemories]

It's so sad to see a people endure so much suffering that to see them so welcoming at this time of their lives, says it all about how beautiful they are. We hope that peace and happiness
can bring them good fortune in the future. The Syrians are a resilient people. Matt and Julia, you have captured that spirit in this video so well. Thank you for all the good work you do.
Love you guys dearly ❤❤ Be Well dear friends from Harriet, Jim and Yuki Richmond, Va.

[boscareccia]

I’m an immigration paralegal and work with resettling Syrian refugees also. The Syrian people have stolen my heart💘They are some of the most beautiful, kind, and generous people on earth! They are such an inspiration to me that I want to go back to school and become a lawyer to be able to better serve them. It is the least I can do to give back to them after all the kindness they’ve shown me.

I’m so glad you are showing the real face of this battered country. They deserve this recognition, and they deserve peace. Thank you❤

[FilleDesSoucoupesVolantes]

Lovely video! I enjoyed watching this so much. Syrians are incredibly lovely people. Being Mediterranean and speaking Maltese (which funnily enough, many Syrians understand) I very much relate to the warmth of the locals and the food! Would love to visit. When I saw that lovely indoor suq I was about to cry. I'm so glad it's being restored to its former glory!

[alberthataas]

I am an ESL teacher here in Saudi Arabia and Syrian people are of one the kindest people I know. I pray for the recovery of this beautiful country Syria 🤍♥️

[robeecoquilla]

It is heartbreaking to see the destruction caused by human conflict. Thank you for this video for showing us the there is still life in Aleppo 🇸🇾. That life must go on despite war and earthquake. To the people of Syria, thank you for your showing us your resilience, your faith, your love for your country and your smile. Kudos to you Matt and Julia for this wonderful and interesting video.

[Rizdu]

So sad war has started yet again. Those innocent smile are being jeopardize for no reason. God bless Syria!

[kidsstories]

I am from Syria, specifically from Aleppo.... Thank you for this video, which reflects a positive overview of my city

[Goodtoknow]

I’m from this city and I actually loved this video specifically among a lot of others trying to speak about this city
Thanks❤️

[NicksGotBeef]

I had a couple of Syrian friends that really wanted me to visit their elders when the wars died down. And after watching this I’m so upset I never did get to meet them. Both my friends returned to Syria to try and persuade their family to leave, and they got bombed on their second night back. Both families wiped out.

What a resilient people. And give me great hope for the people of Ukraine.