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I actually made it inside of a clothing factory when I was in Bangladesh through a friend who lives there. There are actually two kinds of factories: those that make clothes that are for sale INSIDE Bangladesh and sold to the locals, and those factories that make clothes that are sold OVERSEAS. The conditions of the factories that sell clothes to the local population are very clean and well run. There were no children working there and it was very organized. I toured all six of the floors. The factories that make clothes to be exported are an entirely different story. These factories exploit children and women who have to work in horrendous heat, with long hours and very very low pay. ALSO regarding your experience with not being allowed to stay at certain hotels: All the hotels have to report foreign guests to the police. It is for your protection but adds an added layer of work for the hotel owners. Many times they do not want any attention from the authorities, and they avoid this by only allowing locals to stay at their establishments.

I love Bangladesh! i already have another three weeks booked next year. It is very much like India, but it also isn't.

"I have such a big head. It's so hard!..."

Found ur page by accident . Happy I did.. im glad you liked my beautiful Ecuador!!! You should be getting ALOT more views...Loving ur videos!!! Thank you!!! Wishing you the best on ur journeys!!

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"Sweet Caroline wohoho good times never seemed so gooood" -K(evan)

I believe the motorbike seller's name is Bao not Pao. It sounded like Bao which is a more common name vs Pao which is more Chinese.

I bought the same bike in Hanoi for 150 bucks. I got close to Da Nang when it blew a hole on the engine block! Chucked it on a coach to get to town and got it fixed at a mechanic for 80 bucks. Made it to Ho Chi Minh and sold it for 250! All in all was definitely worth it 😂

As for the type of motorbike, I saw some guys with xr150 having problems too, and those bikes are heavy to pull if they brake .i broke my chain in the middle of nowhere, that was a story !!

I’m doing the same kind of trip wit an Honda fortuna 125, similar to yours… I had similar experiences ! Thanks , I feel deeply released that I’m not the only one and I agree with you that Vietnamese people are too nice and hospitable and that at times one does not know how to pay them back . Cheers (great tip for selling the bike )

Wonderful content bro!

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I’m so sorry for your inconvenience on my country, I hope you can go back to Guatemala, God bless you

Wish you had a great time there.. Hello from Krakatoa

i dont realy know why do u tink its an underrated trek (or most underrated), but nice video.

These videos always show two sides of a place, which is important and nice to see. We see that if the locals are scared for you, it’s likely not a safe place, but on the flip side, we see those locals caring for you - which shows that there are good people, even in bad parts. I hope you learned some lessons here for your future travels. This is not a safe part of Cartagena. The odds of you getting killed would still be low, but as a skinny white guy with no Spanish skills really, you are a massive target for a not so nice experience haha. One thing I would also recommend is whenever someone is asking if you are alone here, no matter how innocent they look, tell them no, that you are meeting friends. One text to their buddies that there is a gringo with a camera and backpack walking around, and it won’t take long to lose those items. Stay safe man, I really enjoyed this video nonetheless!

Really great video, Evan. Well done :)

300 bucks for a new bike?

Great editing with the kids protest alongside the woman's beautiful singing 💙

Super interesting, Evan! Thank you for this look into Ukraine.

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If you want to see if Ukraine is safe to travel: visitukraine.today/

Happy to see you more or less did the whole thing meaning AC. 1200 meters up in one day is really all that bad, if you had come up from Tatopani to Ghorepani (horse water) in one day that is 1700 altitude gain in one day. GREAT ending there!!!

Strictly speaking Tilicho Tal side trip is not part of the Annapurna Circuit trek (unless one crosses over to Jumbesi using that route, requires camping, have done that). Also "highest lake in the World" is just marketing speak, there are dozens of lakes located higher in Nepal (and Andes even higher). Just look at the Khumbu maps as an example, easy to find half a dozen lakes at over 5000m altitude.

Having walked the full (OK, 85%) of the full original AC from Dumre to Pokhara twice in the eighties (25 days with Annapurna Sanctuary) this sounds promising. Have to check what you consider "full Annapurna Circuit" now. Most trekkers do not realise that the Himalayan foothills end part from Tatopani to Ghorepani and further to Ghandruk - Landruk - Tolka to Dhampus and Pokhara is an important and integral part of the Circuit also, hopping over Thorung La pass is not a "circuit" in any sense of the word.

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Did this trek in September❤

SEE YOU SOON Guayaquil ecuador 🇪🇨 God bless ☝️ Jesus Saves ✝️✝️✝️ stay safe bro 🫵😎 cheerz from Auckland New Zealand 🇳🇿

4 days ago we completed this trek.wow❤

What part of Cali you live in? Also plans after finishing travel? 🙂

dal bhat power 24 hour!

Gracias por el video. Dulce de leche es fudge.

Dada ladakh dekhne me kaisa hai is topic par ek vlog video dedo please

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I’ve been doing something similar for many years, but with the additional challenge of having a wife and kids. I typically work for a year and then take a year or two off. At first I travelled a lot on my time off, though now I’m spending a lot more time in my home base country of Ecuador.

looks like a fun adventure

Brother, i love the way you shoot your videos. It's so raw and real. Thank you for this.

I spent a month in Medellin and enjoyed all of it. They are very proud of their Metro and it was clean and safe. Enjoy!

I rented a Suzuki DR650 from a american who has a motorcycle company outside of Medellin and toured the country for a full month with zero problems as far as safety went. Very friendly helpful people. Rear flat tire repair for $2.25 US Dollars....avg. hotel was $10 to 12 and they would put the bike inside for the night. Amazing place to ride. Motorcycles have a special free lane at toll plazas and are usually allowed to pass construction zones without waiting for pilot cars.

Loved the video! Soy de Ecuador. Gracias por los videos amigo

This is what happens when you're stingy.

You were completely disrespectful when you said "You got Herpes from that floot".

Should I move from the U.S. to Ecuador?

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The orange was so expensive and this is not the real price in south. Maybe 0,25.

I'm so happy Leo found his love & I have enjoyed your series very much. As a Nepali living far away from home, this series brought me so much closer to my home & appreciate more of where I come from. I'm going this year to my home Manang. Sending much love from all Nepali people, please visit again.

I enjoyed seeing you screw up from the comfort of my couch, much nicer than screwing up there myself as I often did. I think I went through that same gate from the no motorcycle highway! hihi. my 45,000km have so far included 7 flats, 4 accident, and 3 trips to the hospital (dengue fever and pneumonia) I'm moving to VN in a month. I love it there. as you saw the beauty stops you in your tracks. any turn in the road or city street can give you amazing experiences. I went to do the loop in the dry season and it rained for all 10 days i was in the north. it was so foggy I only saw about 1% of the views, mostly I was trying to find the road under the bike. I'll do it again this fall I think. thanks for your good work! intovn

Nice video, ty. Lemme know dude I could keep you a company and visit San Roque or Comite del Pueblo in the evening if you wanna test Quito for safety a bit :)