Inside strict TALIBAN RULED Kandahar, WAS I MADE TO FEEL WELCOME?

I traveled to Kandahar, a place depicted in Hollywood movies as terrifying. I went in search of local nomads to see what real life is like. On the way I made a stop to buy some cooking oil as a gift.
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This video is about An Unforgettable Day In Afghanistan: Meeting The Kindest Nomads & Local Traditions. But It also covers the following topics:

Friendliest People In Afghanistan
Traveling Afghanistan Safely
Daily Life In Afghan Villages

Video Title: Inside strict TALIBAN RULED Kandahar, WAS I MADE TO FEEL WELCOME?

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[Maddiful]

Carrie the kids are calling u "Khala" again n again... Khala means aunt 😊

[syedmuhammadfawwaz]

One of the few vloggers to visit the most remote areas of an already war torn country. You're an honest content creator Carrie!

[focusmhb]

I have to admit, I have never seen so many beautiful children in one place, look at their eyes, it is unbelievably beautiful

[omerthaika]

These are the most interesting videos from you. I salute you for your Guts travelling alone as a woman in Afghanistan and venturing to the countryside.

[halimkhansamar]

Haveing no words how thank you, as an Afghan seeing this video feel me cry, Thanks for visiting our holy land Afghanistan,

[AereForst]

I really enjoy your videos. I served in the US army in Afghanistan many years ago. I later accepted Islam in Saudi Arabia. I had a profound respect for the people of Afghanistan and never understood why we were sent there in the first place. Happy travels.

[brisalima]

I cried at the end. 😊
Thank you for your beautiful words towards Afghan people.❤

[ziaullah.mamond]

These people are poor but happy and rich in their hearts
The 40 years war affected all the Afghan may Allah keep peace in Afghanistan ❤

[pj]

Thank you for donating Carrie from the bottom of my heart.

[webhostreviews]

This video touches my soul. You've brought so much happiness to these children. Greetings from Serbia!

[shuaibfaizi-ss]

"When I return home, my husband will realize how safe Afghanistan is." Your response was so powerful in that situation and could have helped them appreciate/value things from a society and culture different from what they are familiar with. It's a shame it was lost in translation, but I commend your quick thinking here and everything you are doing with your videos to bring people together and bridge the cultural gaps.

[temur]

I really got emotional in the end And the saddness on the face of child when you wave hand really emotional 🥲

[MuZaNJaCkSoNsLoStSHoE]

As someone from Kandahar, u are most welcome here

[dpvisser]

Thank you for posting such wonderful videos that show the beauty and kindness of the Afghani people. I find myself sad at times when I see how some live, but their ever present smiles and hospitality just feeds the heart!!

[hughThomson]

I enjoyed your video,
Afghan people are gentle and kind,
The country is very beautiful,
I would love to visit there

[sabine]

I'm so happy to have come across your video's on Afghanistan.The children made me smile from my heart.
You're so right that it's the people, not the govt of country that show's the reality 😍🥰🌏

[aspoonfullofkiwi]

This video made me emotional. Thank you for showing the love and humanity that transcends any religion or culture.

[shaynasheikh]

The children are so amazing. Their little faces are adorable.

[nasir]

Just as you have a beautiful appearance, you also have a kind heart and a very beautiful inside, and I enjoyed playing with the children very much. May you always be successful, kind and beautiful lady.

[Dilani_ahkuor]

From your Afghanistan vlog I think this one was my favorite! Seeing the nomadic ppl and how they live despite having many worldly pleasures they still seem so grateful, happy and content. Their love, respect and hospitality brought tears to my eyes. They have so little to offer yet they offer all they have! That is the generosity and hospitality of my people ❤️ I am so so glad you came to Afghanistan and you were able to experience all that it has to offer. I hope you can spread the joy you felt here and maybe the misconceptions and notions people have about Afghanistan can turn into a positive thought! Much love and stay safe Carrie ❤