You are truly citizens of the world. Thank you for understanding our attitude of sacrifising animals. We rarely sacrifice horses on serious events like funeral or wedding, but we prefer cows. I can assure you 80-90% of those horses you saw on market are not for sacrifice. We use them as helpers at farm or just ride them. I mean we just love horses. (i used my best english ability i ve learned at school for this comment so don't judge)))
Green summer in Kyrgyzstan🇰🇬 lasts about 4 months, golden and red autumn - 3 months, snowy winter - 2 months, and spring is quite blooming, especially when numerous apricots bloom with pink flowers. All seasons of the year are well expressed here. The climate is very pleasant. The sun rises at about 5am, light until 10pm in summer
i wanna say thank for closing your eyes for some not good things in my Kyrgyzstan, some people was not good to you, but you was looking brave and kind anyway!!! TY Gyus you are good people
Guys welcome to Kyrgyzstan! Thank you so much for sharing your experience and emotions with us. I live in the south of Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 I wish you could come to my city as well. Best of luck and safe travels for both of you! 👍🏻
Hey Flora and Note! I’m so loving this series. What an amazing place and people. ❤the family who invited you. Such an endearing and welcoming family. Always appreciate your perspective’s on your journeys.
Oh wow, what a fantastic episode of your Kyrgyzstan travel. Yeah, the warmth and hospitality of your homestay family is indeed a touching and memorable one. I truly love those apricots...they look so lovely on the trees. How wonderful you both could just pluck the fruits and eat them. What a wonderful journey you both have taken us on. Thank you very much, Flora & Note.
Thank you and happy traveling! I'm not familiar with that country but thanks to you, I was able to learn their cultures and beautiful nature. Hidden gem!
Welcome to my country ❤ Thank you for your lovely videos. I can only warn you that staying longer in Kyrgyzstan will harm your schedule as you might keep extending your holiday here. Because once you fall in love with this place you won’t be able to get over of it. ❤❤❤❤
Finally! I was waiting for this episode! It warms my heart to see my people treating you right❤ and btw, that kalpak and jooluk looked really really good on you guys!
My favourite youtubers, wholesome, humble, and honest. I love how you seek out authentic experiences wherever you go and portray them with such respect and thoughtfulness. Thank you ❤
Oh my god, how positive you are. During all the video I was watching smiling and feeling your emotions and laughing with you😅. Welcome to our country. I think this is the first time I came across tourist video from people of 🇹🇭 Thailand and I am amazed by you. I loved your people. Thank you for sharing these video and good luck 👍 stay always positive and happy ❤
I've been watching your video's for awhile now, this one is one of the best. It's very heartwarming. All your videos are informative and well put together.
Very nice. The family was very nice. They really enjoyed having you. It’s amazing how cultures vary all over the earth. I do eat lamb but I season it to get the gamely taste out. Continue safely on your journey. Thank you🙏
Now I live in Russia and I can say that the taste of lamb is radically different from the fact that in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 on the plain, lamb meat is seasoned so that it tastes better and has a less specific taste. In Kyrgyzstan, they don’t add anything other than salt, because the taste is truly magnificent, and hiding the taste behind spices is a real crime😅
Guys I’m falling in love with you, you are such a lovely couple❤❤❤ Sincere respect and love to our neighbours Kyrgyzstan. That sheep no way could cost 100 000 soms. Anywhere in central asia just say Salem(salom, salam) and Rahmet(rahmat) which means hello and thank you, and everybody will understand you. That hat fits you perfectly, you look 100% local with it. Karakol is one of the best places in the world to ski, such an amazing and gorgeous views open from Karakol slopes.
u both made me wanting to spend 2 weeks in central asia alone! so great to watch both Flora and Note complimented each other naturally in every aspects. And the contents appeared raw and untouched! tbh saved plenty of my time from researching of where to travel like how u both influenced me to hike tiger leaping gorge before 😆
Welcome to Kyrgyzstan. I hope you both will have an amazing stay here! I love knowing that people get to know our country. Many years ago it was so unknown but now more tourists come to visit! Its amazing :D
Animal husbandary is the pillar economy in central Asian countries. Thanks for delving in the normal life of ordinary family. It's a lovely family gathering and a big feast. ❤
Hello my Friends! What a wonderful view into the local culture there. The overlap between Asians grass lands and mountain people is wonderful. There is a sense of the people of inner Mongolia in China where family I knew there raised huge herds of sheep and the people of Tuva on their horses. A great music band called Hung Gai from that region blending rock and traditional music including throat singing. These markets could be in parts of middle America. What a great pleasure to experience. Thank you so much!
Thank you John! I think we’d really enjoy Inner Mongolia. It’s too bad we couldn’t fit it into our China Series 2 itinerary but we do have some amazing videos to come after Central Asia 😊
What a great experience with your host family. We are very desensitised to where our meat comes from and as Flora said all of our food deserves more respect. Eating freshly slaughtered meat is not for everyone but in a way everyone should try it at least once.
Could not be more agreed with Flora, don't waste your foods and be grateful with it. from the farm to dining table, it takes so many processes and hard works, Itadakimasu 🙏🙏🙏
great clip... loved to watch and be so 'a little bit part of your journey' in a fully unknown part of the world.. (well.. farmer market with animals i know from my youth growing up 8n countryside switzerland)
let me clue you guys in - the male sheep (big one) is used as a breeding ram and his price is dictated by his exterior and genetics, it was middle class one though some could go up to 10k USD easy. Horses are the most expensive males for breeding go up to 20-30k, the ones for riding and racing go up to millions.
Welcome to Kyrgyzstan and my hometown, Karakol! You are so positive, and I wish you a pleasant journey. It was very amusing to watch your reaction at the livestock market, and I hope you didn't experience any culture shock)) I love animals very much, and since childhood, it has been hard for me to witness sacrifices, so I completely understand you. I would like to recommend visiting Lake Issyk-Kul, the Jeti-Oguz Gorge, the waterfalls in Barskoon, and the "Swallow's Nest" hot spring in Altyn Arashan - all of these are near Karakol. I also suggest visiting other lakes in Kyrgyzstan, and if you have time and the opportunity, make sure to see the beautiful Kel-Suu Lake, surrounded by mountains in the Naryn region.
Amazing that you guys decided to go to Kyrgyzstan. Thanks for taking us along. Hey guys FYI they aren't all cows they are called cattle collectively. Among cattle are cows and bulls (intact males) and steers (castrated). Fat-rumped sheep in Kyrgyzstan have immense fat deposits in their butts - the fat is called Kurdyuk and is are delicious. Not sure why your was gamey must be the way the family prepared it. Interesting market and episode. Totally agree in the West we have disconnected from our food source(s).
In childhood in the summer I often visited my grandfather in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 he said: whoever did not kill an animal cannot eat its meat, because he did not take responsibility for its life, which means he has no respect or gratitude for life
@17:19 This is one of those situation where no matter what they serve you, out of politeness you really have to eat it. I can see that sheep's head on a plate just waiting to be eaten.
I am loving your Kyrgyzstan videos. You have inspired me to go from considering traveling there next year to booking tickets. I noticed they were speaking Russian at the end of the video. I'm going to take a course and brush up on my beginner level Russian too. Thanks for the inspiration!
Для кыргызов гость это благодпрность от Всевышнего. Любый путник может попроситься в дом и кыргыз обязан его принять как высокого гостя. Мы рады всем туристам, приезжайте к нам
Despite living in neighbouring counties I didn't know that Kyrgyz beshparmak ("five fingers") is made of noodle like pasta. We, in Kazakhstan, have a more plain, square shaped pasta, like in lasagna :) Also, we don't pour sorpa (soup/broth) on top of it. Just serve it separately in a bowl.
my brother is Kazakh, we also have a version of beshbarmak with flat pieces of dough called "chelpek" or "zharkop", there is a version with small flat pieces in the form of soup with vegetables called "mampar"😅 Not surprising, because we are almost one people💪☺️🇰🇬🇰🇿
In Naryn we call your version of beshparmak -Gulchatai. And beshbarmak differs from area to area. In Naryn 70% meat and 30% noodle. In Chui Bishkek more noodle less meat. In South they mostly serve plov and sometimes they may mix with meat in beshparmak
@16:02 After watching the respect the family gave the sheep before dispatching it, I'd be a bit worried if the family suddenly started treating me really well. 🤣
can i just ask what camera gear do yall use? the quality is amazing and so are your videos!! enjoying this series so much, thankyou flora and note!! :)
I find as humans we change as we get older we seem to care more about animals , when i was younger i would hunt pigs deer rabbits even Kangaroo's for food i still eat these animals but find it hard to shoot them myself anymore its like i feel guilty for taking their lives very weird feeling as a 51 yr. old man , another great upload you both amaze me your content is always new a fresh best channel on you tube
You are truly citizens of the world. Thank you for understanding our attitude of sacrifising animals. We rarely sacrifice horses on serious events like funeral or wedding, but we prefer cows. I can assure you 80-90% of those horses you saw on market are not for sacrifice. We use them as helpers at farm or just ride them. I mean we just love horses. (i used my best english ability i ve learned at school for this comment so don't judge)))
Your english ability is 👍. Greetings from Malaysia🇲🇾🌺
Your english is top notch!
Брат абдан жакшы сүйлөдүң💪🏽
Wow wow wow!!! Their friendliness towards foreigners is overwhelming. Would never have known that if not for this video! Thanks for sharing…
How sweet of the family to involve you in their family celebrations 🙏🏽❤️
They are so kind and so warm. We were really lucky to pick such a great place to stay in Karakol 🥰
@@FloraandNote they certainly look a lovely family ❤️
Green summer in Kyrgyzstan🇰🇬 lasts about 4 months, golden and red autumn - 3 months, snowy winter - 2 months, and spring is quite blooming, especially when numerous apricots bloom with pink flowers. All seasons of the year are well expressed here. The climate is very pleasant. The sun rises at about 5am, light until 10pm in summer
The country is so underrated and so beautiful 😍
Absolutely agree
made me teary eyed for the animals , but that's the reality and culture . i respect that ❤❤❤
i wanna say thank for closing your eyes for some not good things in my Kyrgyzstan, some people was not good to you, but you was looking brave and kind anyway!!! TY Gyus you are good people
Guys welcome to Kyrgyzstan! Thank you so much for sharing your experience and emotions with us. I live in the south of Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 I wish you could come to my city as well. Best of luck and safe travels for both of you! 👍🏻
South of Kyrgyzstan is very underrated, but I’m sure it will get his attention soon💪🏽🇰🇬
Hey Flora and Note! I’m so loving this series. What an amazing place and people. ❤the family who invited you. Such an endearing and welcoming family.
Always appreciate your perspective’s on your journeys.
Oh wow, what a fantastic episode of your Kyrgyzstan travel. Yeah, the warmth and hospitality of your homestay family is indeed a touching and memorable one. I truly love those apricots...they look so lovely on the trees. How wonderful you both could just pluck the fruits and eat them. What a wonderful journey you both have taken us on. Thank you very much, Flora & Note.
Our lovely homestay family were so generous to share their homegrown fruits and vegetables with us. We looked forward to breakfast every morning!
Thank you and happy traveling! I'm not familiar with that country but thanks to you, I was able to learn their cultures and beautiful nature. Hidden gem!
thanks for the video~~~ they are a lovely family
Wow! Best people in the World! They are keepers!! You are so blessed to be in their company!!!
Welcome to my country ❤ Thank you for your lovely videos. I can only warn you that staying longer in Kyrgyzstan will harm your schedule as you might keep extending your holiday here. Because once you fall in love with this place you won’t be able to get over of it. ❤❤❤❤
Finally! I was waiting for this episode! It warms my heart to see my people treating you right❤ and btw, that kalpak and jooluk looked really really good on you guys!
Kyrgyz hospitality is really on another level 😍
My favourite youtubers, wholesome, humble, and honest. I love how you seek out authentic experiences wherever you go and portray them with such respect and thoughtfulness. Thank you ❤
What a sweet host family. I love your Central Asia series so much! Thank you!
Family feast with the locals is very wholesome
The good thing about traveling to so many countries is able to savours different kinds of foods.
Nice video Guys!
Oh my god, how positive you are. During all the video I was watching smiling and feeling your emotions and laughing with you😅. Welcome to our country. I think this is the first time I came across tourist video from people of 🇹🇭 Thailand and I am amazed by you. I loved your people. Thank you for sharing these video and good luck 👍 stay always positive and happy ❤
Thank you! Sending you lots of positivity and happiness!
@ watch all your videos with one breath until 4 am 😍. Thank u
You are so smiling and videos are addictive to watch. Hope you have a really great time in Kyrgyzstan.
Thank you 😊
I've been watching your video's for awhile now, this one is one of the best. It's very heartwarming. All your videos are informative and well put together.
Very nice. The family was very nice. They really enjoyed having you. It’s amazing how cultures vary all over the earth. I do eat lamb but I season it to get the gamely taste out. Continue safely on your journey. Thank you🙏
Now I live in Russia and I can say that the taste of lamb is radically different from the fact that in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 on the plain, lamb meat is seasoned so that it tastes better and has a less specific taste. In Kyrgyzstan, they don’t add anything other than salt, because the taste is truly magnificent, and hiding the taste behind spices is a real crime😅
Guys I’m falling in love with you, you are such a lovely couple❤❤❤ Sincere respect and love to our neighbours Kyrgyzstan.
That sheep no way could cost 100 000 soms. Anywhere in central asia just say Salem(salom, salam) and Rahmet(rahmat) which means hello and thank you, and everybody will understand you. That hat fits you perfectly, you look 100% local with it. Karakol is one of the best places in the world to ski, such an amazing and gorgeous views open from Karakol slopes.
Actually that’s specific type of sheep which is expensive, the normal sheep will cost you 100usd only
This is special Kyrgyz breed sheep and they can be so much expensive than 100,000 even
Так это овца особой породы.
Centeal asian countries people are some of the best people in the world.
Факт☝️🇰🇬😎
u both made me wanting to spend 2 weeks in central asia alone!
so great to watch both Flora and Note complimented each other naturally in every aspects. And the contents appeared raw and untouched!
tbh saved plenty of my time from researching of where to travel like how u both influenced me to hike tiger leaping gorge before 😆
The apricots look so good and so healthy! I am so envious.
Very good video and thanks for taking us to Karakol. Enjoy your trip and stay safe.
Thank you 😊
Welcome to Kyrgyzstan. I hope you both will have an amazing stay here! I love knowing that people get to know our country. Many years ago it was so unknown but now more tourists come to visit! Its amazing :D
Animal husbandary is the pillar economy in central Asian countries. Thanks for delving in the normal life of ordinary family. It's a lovely family gathering and a big feast. ❤
Hello my Friends! What a wonderful view into the local culture there. The overlap between Asians grass lands and mountain people is wonderful. There is a sense of the people of inner Mongolia in China where family I knew there raised huge herds of sheep and the people of Tuva on their horses. A great music band called Hung Gai from that region blending rock and traditional music including throat singing. These markets could be in parts of middle America. What a great pleasure to experience. Thank you so much!
Thank you John! I think we’d really enjoy Inner Mongolia. It’s too bad we couldn’t fit it into our China Series 2 itinerary but we do have some amazing videos to come after Central Asia 😊
Kyrgyz Ak Kalpak suits you very well. You literally look like a Kyrgyz guy with it 😊
What a great experience with your host family. We are very desensitised to where our meat comes from and as Flora said all of our food deserves more respect. Eating freshly slaughtered meat is not for everyone but in a way everyone should try it at least once.
My hometown ❤
I miss you soo much😢
Wow. Where to find a good host like this. This feels like family omg
Very vibey video, loved it)
Could not be more agreed with Flora, don't waste your foods and be grateful with it. from the farm to dining table, it takes so many processes and hard works, Itadakimasu 🙏🙏🙏
Ma sha Allah👍🇰🇬 Kyrgyz people very good
Love this series in Central Asia!!
Thank you for taking me along. Very nice and interesting.
great clip... loved to watch and be so 'a little bit part of your journey' in a fully unknown part of the world.. (well.. farmer market with animals i know from my youth growing up 8n countryside switzerland)
let me clue you guys in - the male sheep (big one) is used as a breeding ram and his price is dictated by his exterior and genetics, it was middle class one though some could go up to 10k USD easy. Horses are the most expensive males for breeding go up to 20-30k, the ones for riding and racing go up to millions.
Керемет жақсы , рахмет
Welcome to Kyrgyzstan and my hometown, Karakol! You are so positive, and I wish you a pleasant journey. It was very amusing to watch your reaction at the livestock market, and I hope you didn't experience any culture shock)) I love animals very much, and since childhood, it has been hard for me to witness sacrifices, so I completely understand you. I would like to recommend visiting Lake Issyk-Kul, the Jeti-Oguz Gorge, the waterfalls in Barskoon, and the "Swallow's Nest" hot spring in Altyn Arashan - all of these are near Karakol. I also suggest visiting other lakes in Kyrgyzstan, and if you have time and the opportunity, make sure to see the beautiful Kel-Suu Lake, surrounded by mountains in the Naryn region.
Both of you do resemble them! Sweet!
Thank you and happy traveling!
Flora and Note thank you both for bringing us subscribers the beautiful cites and towns of Kazakhstan. The drone shots are very beautiful and nice.
It’s not Kazakhstan. It is a neighboring country Kyrgyzstan
💪🇰🇬😅
Amazing that you guys decided to go to Kyrgyzstan. Thanks for taking us along. Hey guys FYI they aren't all cows they are called cattle collectively. Among cattle are cows and bulls (intact males) and steers (castrated). Fat-rumped sheep in Kyrgyzstan have immense fat deposits in their butts - the fat is called Kurdyuk and is are delicious. Not sure why your was gamey must be the way the family prepared it. Interesting market and episode. Totally agree in the West we have disconnected from our food source(s).
Керемет жакшы, рахмат
In childhood in the summer I often visited my grandfather in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 he said: whoever did not kill an animal cannot eat its meat, because he did not take responsibility for its life, which means he has no respect or gratitude for life
Great series. Love it !
Thank you so much 😊
@17:19 This is one of those situation where no matter what they serve you, out of politeness you really have to eat it. I can see that sheep's head on a plate just waiting to be eaten.
😍😍😍welcome ❤
I am loving your Kyrgyzstan videos. You have inspired me to go from considering traveling there next year to booking tickets. I noticed they were speaking Russian at the end of the video. I'm going to take a course and brush up on my beginner level Russian too. Thanks for the inspiration!
One of the best places we’ve been to, because of the nature and people 😊
You guys got very lucky gift! 👍🏻🤗💖9/28/24
Для кыргызов гость это благодпрность от Всевышнего. Любый путник может попроситься в дом и кыргыз обязан его принять как высокого гостя. Мы рады всем туристам, приезжайте к нам
Kazakstan and Kirgizistan best contry in the world
Watching this video from Australia and how did you manage to speak to locals in their native language or Russian, any tips would be appreciated.
❤️ Beautiful 👍
In Central Asia? Name me a friendlier country from around the world?
I wonder if Note and Flora stand out physically in Central Asia or if they blend in.
We’ve been told we blend in, especially in Kyrgyzstan 😂
You rarely see tattooed here😊
Despite living in neighbouring counties I didn't know that Kyrgyz beshparmak ("five fingers") is made of noodle like pasta.
We, in Kazakhstan, have a more plain, square shaped pasta, like in lasagna :)
Also, we don't pour sorpa (soup/broth) on top of it. Just serve it separately in a bowl.
my brother is Kazakh, we also have a version of beshbarmak with flat pieces of dough called "chelpek" or "zharkop", there is a version with small flat pieces in the form of soup with vegetables called "mampar"😅 Not surprising, because we are almost one people💪☺️🇰🇬🇰🇿
In Naryn we call your version of beshparmak -Gulchatai. And beshbarmak differs from area to area. In Naryn 70% meat and 30% noodle. In Chui Bishkek more noodle less meat. In South they mostly serve plov and sometimes they may mix with meat in beshparmak
With elevation you need a lot more protein as the body uses it up trying to get enough oxygen into blood stream.
👍👍
@16:02 After watching the respect the family gave the sheep before dispatching it, I'd be a bit worried if the family suddenly started treating me really well. 🤣
can i just ask what camera gear do yall use? the quality is amazing and so are your videos!! enjoying this series so much, thankyou flora and note!! :)
Thank you so much! We use the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 ☺️
@@FloraandNote ah i see, thank you!!
I find as humans we change as we get older we seem to care more about animals , when i was younger i would hunt pigs deer rabbits even Kangaroo's for food i still eat these animals but find it hard to shoot them myself anymore its like i feel guilty for taking their lives very weird feeling as a 51 yr. old man , another great upload you both amaze me your content is always new a fresh best channel on you tube
U 2 should hosting a big travel show.
Thanks for sharing your unique experiences. I just had to wonder, did Note take his antihistamines before he was petting the horse?
He did take one before entering the animal market .. better safe than sorry!
Welcome
Welcome to Kyrgyzstan😅🇰🇬
Пожалуйста кыргызы будьде добрее к иностранцам 😢
My name is Loshad` 🤣🤣🤣
The boy didn’t understand literally said I am hourse 😂
Англисче жазайын десем билбеймда 😅 атак калпак веру гуд болду
Классно 👍
Omg: not much too say unless : Wauu..
If you can’t slaughter your own meat, don’t eat it.
You are sad that animals will be eaten) and your favorite steaks, I wonder what they’re made from?!😂😂😂
You guys sounds like americans , not phillipino
We’re not Filipinos. We’re Canadians but born in Hong Kong (Flora) and Thailand (Note).
Ай қырғыздар😂😂😂 қойды 1200$ дейді ахахахаха😂😂😂
ошол баага жарайт да😂
Бул Арашан деген порода, 400 миңден да ашат баасы
Это порода Арашан, бывает и за 3000$ и выше