This is really nice to watch. This locomotive comes from Norway and i have many hours reparation and maintenance on it. The Norwegian number is not there any more but the color is the same.
the reliability of those emd locomotives (the rescue locomotive as you noted) were crazy that they decided to renovate and keep them even to this day, those nsb di3 locomotive are notorious for derailing, brake failure and engine failure tho they served their purpose :) (if im not wrong there are 0 di3 locomotives used today as most of the time i see them at the train depot being used for spare parts, maybe theyre also used for freight but idk)
Thanks for sharing. I traveled from Skopje to Kosovo by road in 2014 and it was a memorable experience. I was studying the Islamic population of this part of the world and I liked a couple of pictures of mosques in Kosovo in this video along the way. What a beautiful landscape.
I think the EU have been putting money into reviving trains in the Balkans which is a great idea-saw that in Nth Macedonia a few years back with the re opening of the line between Bitola and Skopje. Last year I wanted to take the train from Vlora to Durres again but sadly its no longer in service,first time I travelled between those 2 cities in 2016 a 3 hr trip cost about 1 GBP.
Oh nice! :) Thank yo for your answer. When the train left Skopje? This summer we go to Podgorica for 22 days and we would like to travel few. From Podgorica, we take a train to Belgrade. We spend some days in Belgrade and then we take a train to go to Skopje for one day (we come on the morning and we spend the day in a small village called Negotino) in the evening we have a train to Pristina (3days) and from Pristina I'm looking for informations! Can you help me? We would like to go to Sarajevo or to come back to Podgorica. If we go to Sarajevo, we will need informations to go to Dubrovnik and then come back to Podgorica. If we stayed in Podgorica, we will go to Shkoder (Albania) and to the beach in Kotor to have fun with kayak,... We are two young belgian of 17 years old. ;) Thank you again ;)
Ok thanks, I will take a train from Pristina to Pec (Péjà) and then I will go to Dubrovnik. Do you know hours for departures? And how long is Pec => Dubrovnik?
They are currently modernizing (and allegedly electrifying) the line between the border with Serbia and the border with Macedonia so they are starting to revive Kosovo’s rail network. There’s also a planned railway link to Albania
Greetings from Wisconsin, USA. I was there in 2015 but unfortunately unable to travel by train. Thanks for sharing. I was wondering if you knew the history of the line. When was it built and who built it?.
The bit of the line between Fushe Kosovo and Skopje was constructed by the Ottomans and opened in 1874, I believe. I'm not sure when the section between Pristine and Fushe Kosovo opened.
@@darkone_2013 no. this was built at the end of 1800/beginning 1900 and partly financed by Mother Teresas father Nikolle Bojaxhiu. Yugoslavia maybe renovated or finished it.
@@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45 you can find servian provinces in Siberia! If a serv enters Dardania without permission, his ass gets broken! Marko Đurić got his ass kicked once for ever! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Mili Mili why are you proud of this place that is a nato military base and where people don’t have something to eat? Why do you want to leave Serbia so badly when you exactly know that as a part of Serbia you are better of.
Ninya / Ninja Brifsanovich the Saiyan even after the war kosovo was doing pretty well in Serbia but yeah apparently they prefer to starve and live in a poor terorist regime than together
The railway and every public thing there was constructed by yugoslav and serb engineers. It was done in the time of Yugoslavia, but never reconstructed. The local citizens never did anything but destroying everything. Now the USA and EU should construct the new railway system so the citizens can crush and destroy It as they did with the old one also. This poor and narco state Will Be Always in ruins.
I am very sorry that most Serbs see this video as something political or a mockery of the deterioration of its infrastructure, the film only reflects how our train journey was. We all know the reason for the current situation of the railway, Best regards!
Kosovars don‘t use trains. It‘s such a small country that it doesn‘t make sense, that‘s why no rehabilitation project was ever planned One thing that we shouldn‘t pretend however is that the railways would look better if Serbia was in charge. Look at south and east Serbia, it‘s a wasteland and now even poorer than Kosovo. Also, Serbia didn‘t care about Kosovo when they were administrating it, what makes you think they would invest in a region where Albanians make up the overwhelming majority of the population. Serbia and Serbs only care for their chauvinist dreams and slogans, nothing more.
I can maybe understand the reason why railroad infrastracture in Kosovo and Macedonia is in such a poor state, but why is there so much waste all along the route? Instead of this being a video of a train ride thru natural beauties of Kosovo, it turned into a drive thru a dumpyard. Sad...
Greetings from germany!
This is really nice to watch.
This locomotive comes from Norway and i have many hours reparation and maintenance on it. The Norwegian number is not there any more but the color is the same.
The tracks haven't been renovated in god knows how long(in the Balkans).The maximum speed that a train can drive here is between 90 km and 120 km.
Malownicze krajobrazy, góry i widoki. Kosowo jest piękne. Chciałoby się tam pojechać, choć to bardzo daleko.
it reminds me time when I served in this Serbs province as officer Polish SPU in 2008 UNMIK and 2009 EULEX
the reliability of those emd locomotives (the rescue locomotive as you noted) were crazy that they decided to renovate and keep them even to this day, those nsb di3 locomotive are notorious for derailing, brake failure and engine failure tho they served their purpose :) (if im not wrong there are 0 di3 locomotives used today as most of the time i see them at the train depot being used for spare parts, maybe theyre also used for freight but idk)
Thank you ;)
say thanks God you are arrived
Super video, ali strašno kakva željeznica
Thanks for sharing. I traveled from Skopje to Kosovo by road in 2014 and it was a memorable experience. I was studying the Islamic population of this part of the world and I liked a couple of pictures of mosques in Kosovo in this video along the way. What a beautiful landscape.
Aoa brother I listen Kosovo is rich in agriculture as like pakistani Punjab. ? Can any settlement in Kosovo if I buy some land there ?
Wahid Ahmad no fuck off we don‘t need more terorists in the balkans we already have enough stay in your muslim countries and don’t come to europe
8:47 Yo I live near those buildings 😃
I think the EU have been putting money into reviving trains in the Balkans which is a great idea-saw that in Nth Macedonia a few years back with the re opening of the line between Bitola and Skopje.
Last year I wanted to take the train from Vlora to Durres again but sadly its no longer in service,first time I travelled between those 2 cities in 2016 a 3 hr trip cost about 1 GBP.
Last year wanted to go from Skopje to Pristina but sadly no more train
with such poor condition of track thats no wonder.
Hello, nice video! How many trains left Skopje to Pristina every day?
One train
Oh nice! :) Thank yo for your answer. When the train left Skopje? This summer we go to Podgorica for 22 days and we would like to travel few. From Podgorica, we take a train to Belgrade. We spend some days in Belgrade and then we take a train to go to Skopje for one day (we come on the morning and we spend the day in a small village called Negotino) in the evening we have a train to Pristina (3days) and from Pristina I'm looking for informations! Can you help me? We would like to go to Sarajevo or to come back to Podgorica. If we go to Sarajevo, we will need informations to go to Dubrovnik and then come back to Podgorica. If we stayed in Podgorica, we will go to Shkoder (Albania) and to the beach in Kotor to have fun with kayak,... We are two young belgian of 17 years old. ;) Thank you again ;)
I will take a bus from Pristina to Prizren or Pec (pretty villages in Kosovo) and the next day take a bus via montenegro to dubrovnik
Ok thanks, I will take a train from Pristina to Pec (Péjà) and then I will go to Dubrovnik. Do you know hours for departures? And how long is Pec => Dubrovnik?
Ten hours via podgorica
They should renovate and expand the train service. It can revive Kosova's industry and create a clean, and sustainable county.
They are currently modernizing (and allegedly electrifying) the line between the border with Serbia and the border with Macedonia so they are starting to revive Kosovo’s rail network. There’s also a planned railway link to Albania
THIS ISN'T A BIG RAILWAY STATION, BUT IT'S VERY SMALL!
01:22
10:56
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Na žalost sve je propalo pa i železnica
Milan Dančetović ma sta cemo oni traze republik ipak da nemaju sta da jedu
EXTRA...........
Greetings from Wisconsin, USA. I was there in 2015 but unfortunately unable to travel by train. Thanks for sharing. I was wondering if you knew the history of the line. When was it built and who built it?.
thanks for your comment, but I was just sightseeing, I do not live there and do not know the history of the railroad
The bit of the line between Fushe Kosovo and Skopje was constructed by the Ottomans and opened in 1874, I believe. I'm not sure when the section between Pristine and Fushe Kosovo opened.
mohammed Sethi built in socialist federal republic of yugoslavia under tito rule
@@darkone_2013 no. this was built at the end of 1800/beginning 1900 and partly financed by Mother Teresas father Nikolle Bojaxhiu. Yugoslavia maybe renovated or finished it.
Is this India?
European26 man this is even better you have to see albanian railways🤢
No, this is Kosovo (Serbian province) railways.
@@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45 you can find servian provinces in Siberia! If a serv enters Dardania without permission, his ass gets broken! Marko Đurić got his ass kicked once for ever! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45 this is how you left kosovo....this is an argument why serbia must not be in kosovo anymore
alpsharusha ko se zadnji smeje najsladje se smeje😉
O zot marre mi pa bota keto pamje
qr edhe ju tjashtit sit vjen veq kryet perjashta e mani thu se skeni pa kurr tren e udh
Ovi prometni znakovi i stupovi su jos iz YU cini mi se.... svjetloplavo-bijeli stupovi i znakovi sa zutom pozadinom.
Mulţumesc mult
Fun fact: Mother Teresas father (Nikolle Bojaxhiu) was one of the people who financed this railway connection back in the beginning of the 1900s.
Thank you very much. It is always interesting to know new things
Soni
Ruglo..
Косово је Србија!/Kosovo je Srbija/Kosovo is Serbia/Kosovo este Serbia!
🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸 KOSOVO POLJE ❤️💙🤍
EX NSB Di3
Mannokenent is.
Model this train, please 6:55
I only know that it is norwegian
nohab nsb di3
Republic of Kosovo !
Mili Mili why are you proud of this place that is a nato military base and where people don’t have something to eat? Why do you want to leave Serbia so badly when you exactly know that as a part of Serbia you are better of.
@@darkone_2013nothing to eat ????? 😭😭theres not a single person here thats starving
wow...so poor
Welcome to the Balkans where we use old trains and don't spend money on new ones!!
You'd think a region that tore itself apart in a series of devastating wars would be poor.
Who the fucks name is otto
Ninya / Ninja Brifsanovich the Saiyan even after the war kosovo was doing pretty well in Serbia but yeah apparently they prefer to starve and live in a poor terorist regime than together
The railway and every public thing there was constructed by yugoslav and serb engineers. It was done in the time of Yugoslavia, but never reconstructed. The local citizens never did anything but destroying everything. Now the USA and EU should construct the new railway system so the citizens can crush and destroy It as they did with the old one also. This poor and narco state Will Be Always in ruins.
I am very sorry that most Serbs see this video as something political or a mockery of the deterioration of its infrastructure, the film only reflects how our train journey was. We all know the reason for the current situation of the railway,
Best regards!
Kosovars don‘t use trains. It‘s such a small country that it doesn‘t make sense, that‘s why no rehabilitation project was ever planned
One thing that we shouldn‘t pretend however is that the railways would look better if Serbia was in charge. Look at south and east Serbia, it‘s a wasteland and now even poorer than Kosovo. Also, Serbia didn‘t care about Kosovo when they were administrating it, what makes you think they would invest in a region where Albanians make up the overwhelming majority of the population. Serbia and Serbs only care for their chauvinist dreams and slogans, nothing more.
Ovde je severna albania
you would think you were traveling through a third world country not a European country
we have been independent since 2008... give us a break....
hahaha same
Kosovo is Serbia/Kosovo je Srbija/Косово је Србија!FOREVER!
+Vasile Părăian As of 2008 they gained Independence. So Kosovo is not Serbia.
Ово је Србија! Kosovo is Serbia/Kosovo je Srbija/Косово је Србија!
Allah bless Kosovo and Muslims of Kosovo very good country
I can maybe understand the reason why railroad infrastracture in Kosovo and Macedonia is in such a poor state, but why is there so much waste all along the route? Instead of this being a video of a train ride thru natural beauties of Kosovo, it turned into a drive thru a dumpyard. Sad...
kosovo is Serbie
Kosovo je Srbsko
RED EAGLE007 povedz mi este raz do oči ty kopa premrdaného masa
RED EAGLE007 17.02.2008 nato protectorat
Jo Kosovo po Kosova (Dardania) 👐🏻
1244 un rez. Kosovo part of serbia