What an amazing video. Would love to spend time here. Relaxing and drinking tea in the desert. The sunrise and sunsets would be breathtaking 😍

Bayek! This is our Origins and Siwa knows peace!

Beautiful little film. Beautiful people. Thank you.

Lot of positive energy in this video .. Thanks brother

Great video! Looked awesome! That night sky!

Greetings from Egypt

انا مشفتش زوايه كدرات بل الإبداع دا قبل كده . انتا عندك روءيه مختلفه . فنان بكل ما تحمله الكلمه من معاني 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@user-dc8kt3hm2m

4 жыл бұрын

تحية انا من المغرب

Wonderful Work .. really nice place .

Siwa is awesome!

White gold in siwa oasis: Yes,it is the salt lake area, siwa oasis has about 60 million tons of salt and maybe more,where salinity in these lakes is 5 times that of sea water and it is considered a national treasure of egypt. Salt is important because it is an important element in thousands of industries, it is used in medicines, agriculture, nutrition and thousands of other industries. Salt extraction began in siwa oasis in 2011, which differs in quality from the navigation of Alexandria and el.arish. Rock salt is used in sculpture and salt caves , which helps to extract negative energy from human body and helps to melt snow from roads and airports or sell it to oil companies, pharmaceutical companies and salt food. As for salt lakes it is considered a destination for tourist from all over the world. It helps reduce chest allergy ,and also helps to remove negative energy from the body. #siwa_oasis #salt_lakes #salt_food #white_gold #siwa_treasures #siwa_astro_camp Siwawi. Com

This must be how the Ancient Egyptians looked. They look almost identical to the depictions found on the Kemetic murals.

@MB-tb6jy

4 жыл бұрын

They surely do.

@MB-tb6jy

4 жыл бұрын

@Gamal Nasser People today don't usually look exactly like people did thousands of years ago. Maybe generally if you're thinking in general terms. From the paintings of the murals of it does seem like the Egyptians had a darker skin colour. This however doesn't negate that modern Egyptians are there descendants. It's just that some admixture comes into play and that is how it has been in most of the world. People mixing and blending.

@MB-tb6jy

4 жыл бұрын

@Gamal Nasser I hope you're not misunderstanding me. I don't mean today that they were heavily mixed, but that they did have some level of admixture which made an impact on things like skin tone. For me I take the middle position. Some people they'll claim that the Ancient Egyptians were black negroid Africans. Others (mainly Europeans) will claim that they were white people. I say this, they were their own people, who were distantly related to their Afro-Asiatic (Semites, Cushites and Berbers) neighbours. They probably had a slightly darker skin tone but still they are the same people with (as you said) 70% of the same DNA.

@MB-tb6jy

4 жыл бұрын

@Gamal Nasser The photos shown on your channel shows a great illustration of how the ancient Egyptians probably look like. Many Egyptians I have met have a lighter complexion than the people of those photos. And I guess that is due to foreign admixture.

@accientegyptian7523

3 жыл бұрын

🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ they are barbers

Awesome.

best of the best

THE BEAUTIFUL SIWA,AMAZIGH, PEOPLE.

@uxorael608

3 жыл бұрын

Egyptians aren't amazigh we're coptic

@accientegyptian7523

3 жыл бұрын

@@uxorael608 siwan are amazigh

@accientegyptian7523

3 жыл бұрын

@@uxorael608 and amazigh came from Egypt

@uxorael608

3 жыл бұрын

@@accientegyptian7523 No it didn't they were native to the maghreb countries they didnt come from egypt

@accientegyptian7523

3 жыл бұрын

@@uxorael608 Most of the Amazighs left Egypt, and there are signs of that The Tahnu tribes ......... according to the most recent studies of Egyptology, the ethnic group known as the Tahnu or “Tjehnu” in English: tehnu or Tjehnu In Egyptian * pronounced *: ťhńw .. as shown on the map below. It is considered one of the peoples, not a tribe, as was previously thought They were classified as a lack of awareness and because of the confusion of the matter on the part of the early Egyptologists as nomads (and they are called Libyans), because the texts in memory of this historical ethnicity in the era of the Old Kingdom were similar to those of the early scholars with those texts in the era of the modern state. According to the latest theories of Egyptology from the book current research in Egyptology in which Egyptologists collected one word In order to clarify what that ethnicity is, simply the name of this ethnicity was considered “tribal”, meaning that it refers to a specific group by early Egyptologists, and accordingly they were classified without archeological or even actual evidence from ancient Egypt on that. Throughout history, this ethnicity has played on the stage of events and the ancient foreign relations of Egypt, which makes studying their origins a great importance in knowing the origins of the Egyptians themselves. This made scientists compete to put forward theories about what is the naturalness of this strange ethnicity. From the theory that they are "Zing Africans" to the theory that they are "nomads called Libyans" to the theory that they are "an ancient European people." All of these theories failed to provide a logical explanation for their existence and origins. This is because each theory relies on one of the evidence, which in turn contradicts the other evidence on which the other theory depends. For example, they were Egyptian in clothing and education, and this is in the interest of my opinion that they are of Egyptian origins, but at the same time; Egypt fought them a lot. Scientists kept circulating in closed circles without reaching a logical theory. And the first person to refer to this is the scientist Bayoumi Mahran. If we look from the point of view of what we have evidence that points to the origins of tenderness in Egyptology, they are: 1- Compassion, they were circumcised, which is a habit that no people in the whole ancient world knew except the Egyptians 2- The tenderness, they wore the traditional dress of the Bhutto culture (Lower Egypt) from raising beards (borrowed and real) and wearing wigs, unlike the Naqada culture (Upper Egypt), in which the Egyptians shaved completely, whether their hair or beards 3- The people of tender slave, one of the gods of Lower Egypt, is basically the idol "Ha" (According to current reaserch in egyptology 2 2013) pg. 167 From one of the frescoes that survived from the era of the Old Kingdom, this deity is depicted from its external appearance and name, which has a meaning in the Egyptian language from its archatic (ancient) branch. It was concluded that he is an Egyptian idol .. He may also be one of the historical deities of the Delta from the Bhutto culture before his worship died out with the introduction of the Naqada culture mainly after the unification of the two countries by Mina, according to the book. Likewise, the existence of the idol "Aash", a level Egyptian idol, whose worship was believed to have passed through the first colonies established by the Sa`idah in the prehistoric oases. It is estimated that around 4000 BC 4- Some scholars interpreted the name al-tahnu ali to mean the country of olive oil. This is because all the Egyptian documents referred to the tendency and their president with titles such as “Prince of the Country of Tenderness” - Haiti, compassionate ... meaning that this is not in the name of a group Of the documents of the Fifth Family and did not ((refer to a title such as the head of the Tahnu tribe, for example)) It is the name of a land, not a tribe, as well, because at some times in the modern state, the entire confusion, Libyans, and wiping out were collected under the name Tahnu (currently Amazigh) 5- The names of tenderness mentioned in all Egyptian state documents, which in turn indicate the type of their "language" All have meanings in the Egyptian language, especially the Achratic Egyptian branch, such as uni and others Also according to what * eastern lybians * emphasized in describing sympathy As well as the book (current reaserch in egyptology 2 2013) and according to Mehran Bayoumi Which indicates that their language was a branch of the "Egyptian" languages 7- Finally, the Egyptians described them from the tomb of Sahure from the Fifth Dynasty in the same manner as the Egyptians themselves (i.e. they have beards, wigs and traditional Egyptian clothing). In addition to giving them a brown and red burnt color This is one of the conclusive evidence that proves that the Egyptians considered them to be of the same gender, as this color in the drawings distinguishes the Egyptians and concerns them only without us from others It is a highlighting color (it does not mean that this was their true color) Egyptian art depends mainly on simile, not the truth. According to the book "what was ancient egypt" And Egyptologist Anna Kathrina And Tommas vette, p. 65 The princes of the countries of tender-heartedness also called me "Hatioyha" It is a title for the Egyptian princes only And the ruling class Where kings and chiefs of foreign tribes were never called this title. 8- Shishnag and his full name according to the board of Hor Basin, which is now preserved in the Louvre Museum, in which he mentioned his ancestors. He is Shishnag Bin Nimrod Bin Shishong Bin Ba-Thout Bin Naben-Shi Bin Mawasa Bin Al-Tahnawi "Buetwa the Tehenu" According to the board of Hor Basin If we generalize the case of preserving the lineage of Shishonq Ali, what the rest of the people of Al-Tahnu used to do (note the Egyptian names indicating temples and Egyptian place names) Shishnag mentioned only 5 of his ancestors, then he attributed himself to the land of tenderness, which is the same as the Egyptian lineage preservation system (as it is attributed to the place from him).

Great!!!!

Beautiful place Siwa

@ahmedmohamed663

3 жыл бұрын

We meet again

nice job dude !! hope we can contact and know more about those places!!

paradise

Can i know your light kit please ?

please advise the music name

Wow so buatifull

Good job

ill find bayek

@shutthehellyourmouth8463

6 жыл бұрын

IDontHaveAName will siwa ever know peace

The Egyptians that certain Egyptians don’t want you to see

Wow..the cameraman speaks fluently egyptian arabic(amiyah masri)

@fadeaway3716

4 жыл бұрын

He's half Korean-half Egyptian

yo great but...you encased the being in an artificial sphere.....

Assassins creed origin brought me here

@aryaa7069

6 жыл бұрын

Odin Rossin same

@crazychicSHENA

5 жыл бұрын

Me to