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We Went To Saudi Arabia.



In today’s episode, we take you along on one of our craziest trips so far. Never in a million years did we think we’d go to Saudi Arabia this soon. Then, all of a sudden, we decided to just do it.

We were hesitant to go given all we’ve read about the country.

During our journey to 100 countries and beyond, we will undoubtedly visit countries where we don’t agree with certain laws or practices, and personally, we don’t want this to stop us from going.

After all, how can we build understanding if we refuse to meet people, or are not open-minded enough to talk to someone who might disagree with us? We need more understanding, respect, and international cooperation, not greater divides.

Our intention has always been to use our platform as a personal diary to look back on, and we want to take every opportunity we can to grow and learn more about the world.

More videos from Saudi Arabia coming soon!🇸🇦

Thank you for always supporting us and being the best people on the planet🌍❤️

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We are Oskar & Dan, two boys from Sweden who decided to change the course of our lives, drop out of university and live life full-time. We’re planning to visit every country in the world eventually, with an initial goal of 100 before the end of 2022. By the time of posting this video, we’re both 24 🙂

Saudi Arabia was country #83/197🌍

Thank you for watching!🙏😍❤️

23 Comments

  2. R Alajmi

    You have to come to Kuwait in the winter I will show you everything in a Kuwayt point of view 😍

  3. twinklestar

    haha indecent behavior of sexual..i dunno why the west or europeans seems tofind it so scary. i mean isnt it normal for every country to have that law so that you dont have guys raping women on street or perverts and peeping tom molesting women on the street. else you have places like india where women get gang rape and justicris still not serve. i think becos they always perceive it with their preconceive notion of islam and saudi, and THEIR PREJUDICE TOWARDS THE SAUDI AND ISLAM, so they find the law smewhat scary when in fact is actually normal AND COMMON SENSE

  7. R E ~ H A K

    13:42 late answer but its because most people are at malls the citizen use more frequently like Riyadh park or Nakheel Mall then malls like the kingdom tower mall which is more for tourist and as well no one goes out at morning only those who have work, people usually go out in the night.

  9. Ameerah

    Saudi Arabia is Amazing, nice people beautiful country and VEREY VERY VERY Safe

  10. Sleepy

    i live literally right behind that hotel it fucking freaked me out when i saw the places nearby.. i was so fucking freaked out by it, i literally live exactly behind ur hotel..

  15. itsonlyxma

    Little update they started removingthe men women seperation when i went to the airport i was pretty shocked to see that everything was for both sexes. And its changing in most public spaces! Plus in the duty free they added tourism items like if they are preparing for the arrival

  18. Petition Sign

    Sadly WabiSabi is no longer strictly Vegan. They still have some vegan options but it's now mostly meat. I ordered their vegan chicken and thought WOW this is better than usual and it turned out to be real chicken. I hadn't had meat in 14 years. Yes, I did say it was good, but it was pretty careless on their part.

  20. CindyKnox

    We planned girls trip to Saudi Arabia next year this video definitely help to actually see how is the city looks like. Looks safe and beautiful country worth to visit👍

  21. PTGSDR

    sorry lil nas x would not be allowed anywhere near Saudi Arabia. His whole brand is like the opposite of islamic

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