What is ERITREA? ???????? The Italy of Africa?
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HELLO FROM COUNTRY #172 - ERITREA!
I'm thrilled to be back in Africa where I will spend the remaining 3 months of the year! Many of you probably haven’t heard of Eritrea before and that’s because it’s a relatively new country and it’s notoriously difficult to enter (top 5 in the world). After 48 hours of roaming around the capital of Asmara and the ancient port city of Massawa, I’ve really enjoyed my time here.
I’m getting flashbacks to when I was in Ethiopia, yet also touches of Yemen Somaliland and Italy. Yes - ITALY! Eritrea is a former Italian colony and their influence is remarkably well-preserved in the form of giant cathedrals, pizza parlors, gelato shops, old Italian cars, appertivos and many people can still speak fluent Italiano.
The capital of Asmara is VERY safe, with kind-hearted people and surprisingly the weather is cold here (2,400 meters high). Unfortunately due to WiFi issues, I haven't been able to upload anything until now, but there’s no hurry because life is wonderful here! More to come soon ????????
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10 Best Places to Visit in Eritrea | Travel Video | Travel Guide | SKY Travel
10 Best Places to Visit in Eritrea | Travel Video | Travel Guide | SKY Travel
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01.Asmara
02.Massawa
03.The Imperial Palace
04.Senafe
05.Dahlak Marine National Park
06.Keren
07.Assab and Red Sea
08.Qohaito
09.Opera House
10.Semenawi Bahri National Park
Eritrea
Country in East Africa
Eritrea is a northeast African country on the Red Sea coast. It shares borders with Ethiopia, Sudan and Djibouti. The capital city, Asmara, is known for its Italian colonial buildings, like St. Joseph's Cathedral, as well as art deco structures. Italian, Egyptian and Turkish architecture in Massawa reflect the port city's colorful history. Notable buildings here include St. Mariam Cathedral and the Imperial Palace. ― Google
Asmara
Capital of Eritrea
Asmara is the capital city of Eritrea, a country in the Horn of Africa. It's known for its Italian colonial buildings, like the Catholic Cathedral. The city's eclectic architecture ranges from art deco cinemas to the Futurist, airplane-shaped Fiat Tagliero service station. The grand former governor's palace dates from the 19th century. Close by is the ornate Opera House, built in the early 1900s in a mix of styles. ― Google
Visiting This Country Is Like Going Back In Time! ???????? ERITREA ???????? (#175)
This place isn't Italy. It isn't Cuba, and it's not the Middle East either. This is Eritrea, and there's nowhere else like it on earth. Due to a history of colonization by Italy and near-constant war with it's neighbor Ethiopia, this country has a very distinctive look--and it feels like it hasn't changed in 50 years.
After visiting the capital city of Asmara, it was time to tour the entire country. We would visit lands that very few foreigners have seen--at least in the last 30 years. Ruins and remains from the Ottomans, Egyptians, Italians and Ethiopians lay waiting to be explored, as if they were destroyed just yesterday. This was one of the most interesting trips I had ever taken.
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Eritrea road trip: Asmara to Keren
Look at these endearing camels roaming the highways of Eritrea! They are the primary mode of transport in the Eritrean deserts and mountains, a rather adventurous ride as compared to our four-wheel drive. A visual treat on a 3-hour drive from Asmara to Keren.
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Eritrea: Part 1 - Road to Massawa #eritrea #massawa #beach #redsea #injera #afewerki
Come along with us on a fun travel adventure as we journey from Asmara to Massawa. In this video, you'll see the beautiful Eritrean countryside, pass through charming towns and villages, and arrive at the stunning coastal town of Massawa. From the interesting culture and history of Asmara to the gorgeous beaches and clear waters of Massawa, this video will take you on a fun ride. Get ready to explore Eritrea with us!
This is part 1 of a short series from my trip to Eritrea.
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Asmara To Massawa Eritrea
Drove From Asmara ,Capitol OfEritrea To The Port City Of Asmara, From 8000 Feet ( 2700 M )To Sea Level,From Cold 40 F (4C) To Hot 90 F ( 32C) . Baboons Control Several Portions Of The Highway,Imposing Tolls OF Bananas.
ERITREA ????????- What's It Like to Travel There?
Eritrea remains one of the least visited countries in the world for a reason. On top of the visa issues, in order to travel anywhere outside of the capital – Asmara, or attend national events you need each individual permit. These permits aren’t the easiest to obtain due to the country’s bureaucracy and they’re often rejected.
I spent a full week exploring different corners of Eritrea, one of the most mysterious countries in the world.
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Roadtrip to Keren, the cultural capital of Eritrea
A lazy drive in this ancient city of Keren is perfect on a Monday. It’s their day of business and cultural display with the colorful Monday Market and Camel Market. Life is slow and pleasant in this city. The architectural and cultural diversity is sure to seduce travelers.
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My First Day in Africa's Mysterious Country | Asmara Eritrea
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Eritrea: Beyond the City Limits || A Journey Through Unseen Eritrea || Eritrea Part 7
Hey everyone, today we're taking a trip through the beautiful Eritrean countryside! Eritrea's outskirts are a tapestry of rugged landscapes, vast plains, and scattered villages. You'll see traditional farming methods still in use, with locals tending their lands using age-old techniques. Keep an eye out for iconic animals like dromedary camels and be prepared for dusty roads that wind through mountains and valleys.As we wrap up our Eritrean countryside adventure, I hope you got a glimpse of the beauty and serenity that lies beyond the city limits. The wide-open spaces, the unique cultures, and the breathtaking landscapes make Eritrea's outskirts a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic travel experience.
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Arrival to Asmara, Eritrea
Oct.17, 2018
Driving Tour of Eritrea
Today's adventure of American gypC I'm giving you a driving tour of Eritrea. As I've mentioned before there's not that much information or awareness of this country so I figured I would put some of these footages that I got on my last trip to good use. I went to Eritrea to visit some family and while I was there we drove to a lot of cities and I had my camera on most of the time because I wanted my brothers who haven't been back to Eritrea in 20 plus years to see everything I saw and experienced.
After the civil war in 1998 between Eritrea and Ethiopia, most of my family got split up because we took refuge in other countries. Me and my siblings were lucky enough to come to America specifically Minnesota. It's a distant memory now but it was a hard adjustment at the time for everyone who lost homes, businesses, money and life with their families.
Even though my family is from Eritrea it was not that easy going back. I had a hard time getting a visa because they felt like I should apply for this card that makes you like a green card holder. Since I was technically Eritrean they wanted me to apply for the card which will also opt me in to pay 2% of my salary to Eritrean government. Fortunately they gave me a visa but warned me this will be the last time and next time I have to get the card. Even when I was in the country I sensed a general fear of the government by the people and heard some outrages stories that I don't care to share for safety reasons. Don't get me wrong, hundrads even thousands of Eritrean and other tourists go to Eritrea every year and it's changed since 2010.
On a happy note I had a great two months there and got to catch up with family. I would love to go back in the distant future to see the progress the country as made but again very distant future.
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Inside Africa's North Korea: How It Really Is ???????? (#174)
You may not have heard of this country, but perhaps you’ve seen it by another name: “the North Korea of Africa”. But that doesn’t quite tell the full story. There’s nowhere like Eritrea in Africa, or in the world for that matter. It’s a place where everyone must serve in the military, a place where most people have never used the internet, and a place where people have to stay in their lane, or else. But it’s also a country of extremely friendly and welcoming people. It’s very safe, you can walk any street in the country without a care in the world. And it’s extremely beautiful—while also remaining relatively undiscovered by the outside world.
This was one of the trips I was most excited for. It took almost 2 months to secure the visa, but once I got it, I was on my way to Asmara, the capital. This is the record of my journey.
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The World's Hardest Travel Visas to Get ($3,000?)
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One of the biggest challenges of visiting every country in the world is GETTING VISAS.
Yes, even as a U.S. passport holder (one of the strongest in the world), I'm still spening countless hours, days, weeks, and months of my life figuring out how to get approval to visit dozens of countries.
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Eritrea Travel | Massawa Eritrea |Asmara Eritrea| I Was There On Eritrean Independence Day! (E17)
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0:00 - Intro
1:50 - Asmara - Little Italy
4:15 - Nafka to $ exchange
5:56 - I was there for 1st Eritrean Independence day!
7:09 - Massawa Eritrea
8:20 - Red Sea beach Eritrea
12:20 - Eritrean Top travel tips
13:15 - Eritrean president/dictator
15:00 - How to get Eritrean Visa
15:35 - Eritrea travel advice
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ASMARA - ERITREA: The Most Unique City in Africa
Asmara is the capital city of Eritrea and the city is hugely dominated by women who make up thrice the population of men. When you step into Asmara City, you are Literally taken back in time as the city has buildings that were built way back during the Italian rule. The three official languages spoken in Asmara are, Tigrinya, English and Arabica.
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AFRICAN-AMERICAN 1ST TIME IN ERITREA ???????? 2023 VLOG I WELCOME TO ASMARA I MY WIFE’S CULTURE I DAY 1
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Black American travels to Eritrea to connect with his wife's lovely culture. Trip of a lifetime. I'm so impressed and marveled at the country and the culture, simply amazed at the people. Our travel to Eritrea.
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Roadtrip extraordinaire! (Asmarar to Masswa)
Here is a sneak peek to one of the most breathtaking drives in Eritrea. This 4-hour road trip from Asmara to Massawa is sprinkled with the most varied and stunning landscapes. The serpentine roads bordered by majestic mountains are alluring and make for an exhilarating drive. Eritrea is known to be a land where one can experience three different seasons in 2 hours and we truly witnessed this.
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Eritrea - World's Most Censored Country ||Travelling Mantra || Eritrea Part 1
Welcome to my new Vlog! Eritrea is a country located in the Horn of Africa region of Eastern Africa. Bordered by the Red Sea to the northeast and east, Sudan to the west, Ethiopia to the south, and Djibouti to the southeast, Eritrea boasts a diverse landscape and a rich cultural heritage. Eritrea is a multi-ethnic nation with nine recognized ethnic groups, each with its own language and traditions. The Tigrinya people make up the largest ethnic group, constituting about 50% of the population. Other significant groups include the Tigre, Saho, Afar, and Beja. Tigrinya, Arabic, and English serve as the country's working languages. Eritrea faces several challenges, including poverty, food insecurity, and a lack of political freedoms. However, the country is also rich in natural resources and has a strong cultural heritage. With continued international cooperation and development efforts, Eritrea has the potential to overcome its challenges and build a brighter future for its people.
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