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Hi Wendy, I'm reaching out here since I seem to need a comment code to write on the TravelArk blog. I recently read your post about Adygea and wanted to share my thoughts. Please know that I’m not approaching this from a place of malice, and I haven’t reviewed your previous or subsequent work, so this isn't a character study. Rather, it’s a heartfelt plea. I genuinely appreciate your coverage of the Adyghe people, as I hold a deep respect for their culture. However, I found it difficult to engage with your post due to some of its content. While I can understand your personal perspective, I felt that some of your comments unintentionally came across as dismissive. If you were feeling bored by the traditions and stories of the people in Adygea, it raises the question: why visit if not to embrace the experience? It seemed as though you preferred to engage with the culture only on your own terms, without seeking a deeper understanding of its historical context from those who live it. Your expression of boredom during your museum visit, alongside naming individuals in your account, felt rather disrespectful. Such statements can impact how others perceive those individuals, as they may now be associated with your unflattering narrative. While I believe in the value of free speech, there’s a line between expressing your personal experience and showing consideration for others. Moreover, I noticed some inaccuracies in your portrayal of certain aspects of the culture, which could benefit from more research and humility. Your writing gave an impression of disregard for the local peoples, which, in turn, painted an uninformed picture of you as a traveler. Moving forward, I encourage you to adopt a more respectful approach to your travels, as awareness of the historical and cultural backgrounds of indigenous peoples is crucial. Every traveler should enter a new place with reverence and an understanding that their behavior affects not just their experience, but also the communities they visit. I also found your casual references to roadside hearsay concerning the Adyghe people troubling, especially considering your own admission of lacking prior knowledge before visiting. This could lead to misunderstandings and a skewed representation of their culture. Ultimately, my hope is to see refined blog posts that nurture positive relationships with the people and places you explore. If your goal is merely to critique your experiences without a willingness to understand or engage genuinely, it may be better to reconsider your travel approach entirely. Remember, just because you can share your thoughts, it doesn’t necessarily mean you should do so without care. Lastly, I empathize with your frustrations to see the communist decay, and for example, the train experience is just that. It exists in other "Eastern Block" countries as well, and it is absolutely sad, especially in summer, to be crammed in those awful outdated, smelly trains. I wish you could have seen the region as it was before the Circassian genocide. But I hope the gorgeous mountains and rivers made you feel something at least. That is my favourite part from there :) Best regards Aurora

I'm from Sakha, thank you for documenting our region. I've been to saskylakh a couple times. I never would have imagined any tourists visitng it but it's really cool you checked it out, and in Winter! Спасибо!

Very nice 👍

Can you make walking tour of your city

I like cold places ❤❤

How do you reach this place? by plane?

So cold. Just snow everywhere. Must be feeling warm in the train

I am Indian What would Be The Cost Of living here

🤷 *Promo sm*

That place is wild 😍 Google earth random searches got me here 😂😂

you cut the best part

How was weather in February

Only two video about this place ? :(

Спасибо, дорогая Венди! ❤️

Thank you for these videos. Saskylakh seems like a pretty cool place

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Life looks so depressing there, imagine being in the middle of tundra far away from the real world :|

Why did you go there?

Wow! I just randomly found this place on Google maps! And it looked abandoned to me. I think it was during spring or summer because there was no snow. Is the whole place blocked off? Could you go into the village?

I cannot imagine living there, isn't it boring? :D

Its like being on a diffrent planet almost. So crazy the way our world is

I randomly stumbled upon Yuryung Khaya on Google Earth while looking at remote places in Siberia. Found your travelblog article after looking it up, quite cool to see such an isolated place. (well cool is an understatement, it would be freezing to death)

Your travels to Ultra remote Siberia destinations are spectacular! Extremely cold too

what a beautiful place

Sono pronte. Le renne x il volo di babbo natale un saluto 🙋‍♂️

This is Yuryung-Khaya, a tiny village in Extreme Arctic Russia on the Anabar River and one of the northernmost settlements in the Russian Federation. We travelled here by 4WD in Russian winter of 2020. Would you like some more information? I write blogs and either I can send you the link or you can look it up under Zimnik Yuryung-Khaya: Expedition Extreme Arctic Russian (TravelArk). Feel free to contact me on crowdywendy@bigpond.com. What country are you from?

I was looking at Google Maps and found this tiny settlement with the same name. Can you tell us more about the place? The Google Maps images are so pixelated, suggesting that google doesn't update this region and it makes sense. How did you end up here? All my life I've lived in a metropolis, so this kind of places are just beyond my imagination.

If some bad people live there and they decide to kill some traveller no would know

Thanks for sharing, just reading your blog about your trip to Makhachkala aha now back to the blog! 🤙🏾

other videos ??

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Very beautiful to see! :)

YO BRO THIS IS INSANE!!! WOW!!!

Great vdeo. My profile photo was also taken at near Udachny (Верхне Мунском) when I found aurora.

you must have enjoyed my pakistan 🇵🇰

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hi from Turkey

Beauty of Sakha Republic ❤️. Hope i can visit omyakon and magadan soon 😊❤️.... Love from India 🇮🇳

Nice place

Beautiful

How I can reach aykhal from Moscow.

Must be in Russia????

Yes, it was the most extraordinary experience.

It is a wonderworld of beauty!

A whole Dolgan Village

Looks like something out of a dream

Love from kerala 🖤🖤

From India