The guide taking is through the series is muy simpatico in other words not a pretentious person. Charlie Ottley takes us deep into the breath-taking but little known mountains and forests of Carpathia: Transylvania. Charlie provides a unique insight into the scenic beauty and rich culture of the region. He even speaks with HRH Prince Charles (well, he was not yet King at the time of filming this documentary) Apparently, HRH has ancestors from the area and he speaks about the importance of this part of the world. Quite informative and I hate to say it but he’s right actually. Wild Carpathia is definitely going into my top ten nature docs of 2022. Enjoy
Psalm 24:1 The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein. 2 For he hath founded it upon the seas, and established it upon the floods.
My only complaint is him constantly referring to Romania as a "poor country". This is generally considered to be a bit insulting to Romanians, and I'm surprised that he kept saying it so casually. In fact, Romania is one of the fastest developing countries in Europe, and it is the 4th most developed country in Southeast Europe, including in terms of education. It also has the 4th highest GDP in Southeast Europe, not too far behind Greece and Croatia. Personally, I find it weird that many people in the West (esp. the US and UK) do not extend the same criticism, stereotypes and discrimination towards other Balkan/Southeast European countries which are much more underdeveloped than Romania, including Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, and even Bulgaria to some extent (the only one in this list in the EU). At this point, Romania is almost on par with Western Europe in many ways, while the others mentioned above are practically still "third-world" countries by comparison, with very poor infrastructure, terrible economies, dysfunctional governments, and low educational standards. Sure, compared to the US and UK, it's "poor" in terms of per capita GDP, but so is most of Europe.
Acest documentar despre sălbăticia din Munții Carpați ai României este o dovadă vie că natura sălbatică cultura și istoria din Transilvania este unică în România. Mă simt mândru că sunt român și iubesc acest documentar.
Interesting documentary. I can't believe how much Transylvania looks like the Appalachians, especially the area from Virginia and PA south into Tennessee and North Carolina.
You can visit his castle called Bran and learn all about him, Vlad the Impaler. Its a absolutely beautiful region with swiss-like mountain villages (like Brasov) and an incredibly welcoming and kind people. Just dont dare drive yourself in Bucharest as they as absolutely insane drivers there.🤣
Dracula was not a count, he was a boyar by birth and Prince by election, the ruler of Walachia. In Transylvania he only was as a refugee when a conspiracy of Walachian aristocrats with the help on the Ottomans deposed him from power. But he returned to the throne later and took revenge. Castle Bran (Törzburg) was built by Saxons, just like the fortified village church of Viscri/Weißkirch. Dracula never owned that castle, it is only rumored that he stayed there for a night during his escape from Walachia, since Bran was the border castle on the Transylvanian side of the Carpathians.
Great documentary. Thanks for showing me Carpathia. It was curious to see prince of Wales caring so much about it, and his smirks while talking. Maybe that is just his way of speaking?
Shout out to the European Union, for all the support we received, for preserving the natural beauties of Romania! From funds, to laws that are helping us in the last few years. There is still a lot of wirk to do, and we must teach the civil society to put presure on our government for more reforms. But joining the EU was one of the best thing for our wild nature❤
so many unique and special things about this unique hidden gem... what history! hidden ruins are 1 thing... but a SNORING fine? What a concept. they thought of everything....😆
This is a wonderful video im interested in the wildlife it's a horrible thing what greedy people are doing taking their home's away n killing them god bless you n thank you for the wonderful video
Toți românii ar trebui să fie uniți să-și protejeze țara de interesele străine, sa termine cu “România e frumoasă dar păcat ca e locuita”, s-a se canalizeze pe educație, pe patriotism, să creeze niște limite ferme legate de acțiunile de exploatare a altora în țara noastră, să protejeze țara de deforestare, de importare de “cultură” și probleme de la străini. Societățile *diverse din vest sunt distruse de la nivel interior, ideologii politice ce au schimbat stratul societății, cu oameni ce așteaptă să trăiască pe spinarea altora cu atitudine ca li se cuvine fără muncă și merit, cu un stil de viață nesănătos unde uiți și să respiri, cu oameni care nu au nici un atașament sau respect față de pământul și țara gazdă în care se află, unde tâlhăriile și crima a crezut și unde posibilitatea de a avea un discurs liber este deja nimicită. Românii au păstrat țara asta din generație în generația și au datoria să continue munca făcută de strămoșii lor. Este un loc ca nicăieri și din păcate e dificil de apreciat trăind acolo.
What a beautiful place, so sad to see the threats of capitalism rolling in. Anyone here watching this still think the EU cares about nature? Motorways, ‘Development,’ farming subsidies only for large farms? Pesticides allowed to be sold to Africa that are banned in the EU - the EU is a monster
EU has a huge role in the preservation of romanian nature, we received funds from eu to protect the bears, birds, natural reservations and historical buildings. Whitout these funds, their population would be decimated, because romanians are still raising lots of animals, and lots of sheeps and goats in the mountain area, and the bears are eating their animals, and attacking them even in their villages, and cities. Before us being in the EU, if peasants had to choose between their livestock and bears, the bears had to go, zero negotiations. Eu is enforcing laws to preserve nature while in the same time, giving us funds to create natural bariers, between bears and communities. We were able to win many trials against corporations that were exploiting natural areas, simply because the EU was funding us, and created strong laws, that helped our cause.I work with 2 ONG, for almost 20 years, and i can tell you for sure, that if romania did not had the oportunity to join the EU, this documentary would not exist. To say that the EU is a monster, it's at least ignorant, if not worse.
@@Maria..Carina-y6x Really? Did you watch this? I’m glad to hear that the eu is doing something for nature (for positive headlines) but what about the subsidies only for large farmers? This encourages mono-crops and degradation of land and biodiversity. There was a small charity in Bulgaria that cared for wildlife and each year they would receive a small amount from the eu. When the eu wanted to fund a large road right through the area (ancient forest) with many endangered species the charity quite rightly campaigned against it. The eu of course won, the road was built and the charity had the eu funds stopped. There are many other incidents of mafia hounding small farmers of their land where they’ve lived for generations because they want the land for mono crops to get eu subsidies. What does the eu do about this…….nothing
@@bccochrane1 i know countless similar stories here in romania, but as with anything, if the civil society is complacent, nobody ever did, nor will ever do anything, for anybody. that's human nature, we are both good and wicked, and that pattern can be found from the very small levels, as parents that are abusing or even killing their children, to those that are taking care, and protect, children that are not even their own. and that goes on to all levels. police, governments, hunters, priests, and all affairs which involve people. we have the responsability to get involved in public affairs, to ask for reforms, and so on. that doesn't mean that EU is a monster. we are all monsters and saints in the same package, and everything good that ever happened, was because people cared, and got involved. and nothing ever dropped on us out of nowhere, as rights and freedoms.
Sa-ti iei o casa in Romania e ca mai buna investitie,pentru ca esti in cea mai mare siguranta..romanii isi apara pana la moarte teritoriul,deci esti in siguranta!
ioooi ce vorbesti... il apara plecand sclavi in strainatate (cum si eu am fost, de altfel) si educandu-se prin televizorul care i-a adormit pe cand dusmanul ne-a luat tot! spune-mi, cand ai auzit de ultima rascoala in acest popor?? cand un protest ca raspuns la toate atrocitatile indurate?? ah, la tv nu vezi decat ce vor sclavagistii, nu uita !
@@dacian_1346 I thought they might have been taking a jab at the Romanians, by asserting the Hungarians as native. I was probably wrong. I'll delete my comment.
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The guide taking is through the series is muy simpatico in other words not a pretentious person. Charlie Ottley takes us deep into the breath-taking but little known mountains and forests of Carpathia: Transylvania. Charlie provides a unique insight into the scenic beauty and rich culture of the region. He even speaks with HRH Prince Charles (well, he was not yet King at the time of filming this documentary) Apparently, HRH has ancestors from
the area and he speaks about the importance of this part of the world. Quite informative and I hate
to say it but he’s right actually. Wild Carpathia is definitely going into my top ten nature docs of 2022. Enjoy
Psalm 24:1 The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein. 2 For he hath founded it upon the seas, and established it upon the floods.
Dear Sir I can use your free documentary nature video? please answer me sir?
💙💛❤️
My only complaint is him constantly referring to Romania as a "poor country". This is generally considered to be a bit insulting to Romanians, and I'm surprised that he kept saying it so casually. In fact, Romania is one of the fastest developing countries in Europe, and it is the 4th most developed country in Southeast Europe, including in terms of education. It also has the 4th highest GDP in Southeast Europe, not too far behind Greece and Croatia.
Personally, I find it weird that many people in the West (esp. the US and UK) do not extend the same criticism, stereotypes and discrimination towards other Balkan/Southeast European countries which are much more underdeveloped than Romania, including Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, and even Bulgaria to some extent (the only one in this list in the EU). At this point, Romania is almost on par with Western Europe in many ways, while the others mentioned above are practically still "third-world" countries by comparison, with very poor infrastructure, terrible economies, dysfunctional governments, and low educational standards.
Sure, compared to the US and UK, it's "poor" in terms of per capita GDP, but so is most of Europe.
Acest documentar despre sălbăticia din Munții Carpați ai României este o dovadă vie că natura sălbatică cultura și istoria din Transilvania este unică în România. Mă simt mândru că sunt român și iubesc acest documentar.
Transilvania este unica in Europa nu numa România
ROMANIA is the last wild country of europe, the most beautiful country from europe by far .
Not true baby boy🫵
What a beautiful place. Been to Bucharest, the Romanians are kind and hospitable. 👍♥️
Wonderful documentary Charlie. The Carpathian Mountains are spectacular & full of magnificent, wild animals. I pray it stays so forever.
I hope so too!
Greetings from Tennessee USA and a huge thank you for advertising the most beautiful place in Europe 🌍❤❤❤
WHAT A PLACE!!! LET'S HOPE PEOPLE ARE WISE ENOUGH TO PRESERVE IT...WISH I COULD LIVE IN SUCH A PLACE...
The corrupt president is selling all the woods to Austria, they are destroying this wonderful land by cutting millions of acres of trees
You are most welcome! ❤❤❤
This is a thoroughly enjoyable documentary that is both interesting and important
Love from România ! Best Channel❤
Wonderful documentary! Thank you Charlie!
Interesting documentary. I can't believe how much Transylvania looks like the Appalachians, especially the area from Virginia and PA south into Tennessee and North Carolina.
Beautiful place, pristine with happy people and animals. I would love to go there ❤
Thank you
love the beauty nature!! we human always unconsciously destroy that kind of beauty of nature.
The best documentary nature video 👍
Whenever I see and hear "Transylvania", I think of Count Dracula. Especially on the month of October.
I do too but after you watch this, you’ll be astounded and never think it again as only a place Dracula comes from. Amazing amazing part of Europe.
😆😆😆True me too
You can visit his castle called Bran and learn all about him, Vlad the Impaler. Its a absolutely beautiful region with swiss-like mountain villages (like Brasov) and an incredibly welcoming and kind people. Just dont dare drive yourself in Bucharest as they as absolutely insane drivers there.🤣
ROMANIA is much more than that , is the land of God ,is the last real wild country of europe. ROMANIA is the most beautiful country from all europe
Dracula was not a count, he was a boyar by birth and Prince by election, the ruler of Walachia. In Transylvania he only was as a refugee when a conspiracy of Walachian aristocrats with the help on the Ottomans deposed him from power. But he returned to the throne later and took revenge.
Castle Bran (Törzburg) was built by Saxons, just like the fortified village church of Viscri/Weißkirch. Dracula never owned that castle, it is only rumored that he stayed there for a night during his escape from Walachia, since Bran was the border castle on the Transylvanian side of the Carpathians.
Place of myths and legends. Beautiful piece of land
Este foi um documentário tão incrível. As águias são majestosas e belas. Obrigado por postar isso.
Well done Charlie 👍👏! ❤
I love it everything about this.I wish İ can come and travel around Transylvania!
Great documentary. Thanks for showing me Carpathia.
It was curious to see prince of Wales caring so much about it, and his smirks while talking. Maybe that is just his way of speaking?
yeah I think that’s just him
I love when my country is described so beautiful
Amazing
Shout out to the European Union, for all the support we received, for preserving the natural beauties of Romania! From funds, to laws that are helping us in the last few years. There is still a lot of wirk to do, and we must teach the civil society to put presure on our government for more reforms. But joining the EU was one of the best thing for our wild nature❤
so many unique and special things about this unique hidden gem... what history! hidden ruins are 1 thing... but a SNORING fine? What a concept. they thought of everything....😆
Just awesome...
Hopefulll story
About the effort to mentain
And save traditional
Country comunities .
Very interesting movie .
This is a wonderful video im interested in the wildlife it's a horrible thing what greedy people are doing taking their home's away n killing them god bless you n thank you for the wonderful video
Ooooo my Romania how i Miss you ? Best wishes ❤❤❤😢
❤
Va asteptam in Transilvania tara voastra a sasilor
Thank You !
Respect și demn de luat aminte , până nu va fi prea târziu .
Toți românii ar trebui să fie uniți să-și protejeze țara de interesele străine, sa termine cu “România e frumoasă dar păcat ca e locuita”, s-a se canalizeze pe educație, pe patriotism, să creeze niște limite ferme legate de acțiunile de exploatare a altora în țara noastră, să protejeze țara de deforestare, de importare de “cultură” și probleme de la străini. Societățile *diverse din vest sunt distruse de la nivel interior, ideologii politice ce au schimbat stratul societății, cu oameni ce așteaptă să trăiască pe spinarea altora cu atitudine ca li se cuvine fără muncă și merit, cu un stil de viață nesănătos unde uiți și să respiri, cu oameni care nu au nici un atașament sau respect față de pământul și țara gazdă în care se află, unde tâlhăriile și crima a crezut și unde posibilitatea de a avea un discurs liber este deja nimicită. Românii au păstrat țara asta din generație în generația și au datoria să continue munca făcută de strămoșii lor. Este un loc ca nicăieri și din păcate e dificil de apreciat trăind acolo.
My grandfather used to go black bear hunting with Tito in the Carpathian Mountains, his homeland.
29.10.2022.Very good and best.
Ze carpazian bearrrsss are beautivul! Muhaahaahaa Muhaahaahaa 🧛♀️ 🧛♀️🧛♀️
👍👍👍
Land of vlad ❤
Dear sir I can use your free documentary nature video? Please answer me
Wait wait wait! The king is a literal decendant of dracula!?!
seems so
Dracula?! Where are you from ?
Where can I get the Dacian Wolf logo that he tattooed on his arm? 🇷🇴🐺 Thx!
chalie the fremason related to Dracula? Makes sense…
SUPER AWESOME,COUNTRY OF DRACULA,,LOL
The company is austrian company ... not balcanic
Alot of horror and spirit and possession films were filmed in Romania.👀🧛♂️🧟♂️
Make no mistake ,Romania is tgebland of God also . Go visit You will find that Romania is the most beautiful country from europe
What a beautiful place, so sad to see the threats of capitalism rolling in. Anyone here watching this still think the EU cares about nature? Motorways, ‘Development,’ farming subsidies only for large farms? Pesticides allowed to be sold to Africa that are banned in the EU - the EU is a monster
Yeah , sad to see the wild Romania destroyed day by day. The most beautiful country from europe
EU has a huge role in the preservation of romanian nature, we received funds from eu to protect the bears, birds, natural reservations and historical buildings. Whitout these funds, their population would be decimated, because romanians are still raising lots of animals, and lots of sheeps and goats in the mountain area, and the bears are eating their animals, and attacking them even in their villages, and cities. Before us being in the EU, if peasants had to choose between their livestock and bears, the bears had to go, zero negotiations. Eu is enforcing laws to preserve nature while in the same time, giving us funds to create natural bariers, between bears and communities. We were able to win many trials against corporations that were exploiting natural areas, simply because the EU was funding us, and created strong laws, that helped our cause.I work with 2 ONG, for almost 20 years, and i can tell you for sure, that if romania did not had the oportunity to join the EU, this documentary would not exist. To say that the EU is a monster, it's at least ignorant, if not worse.
@@Maria..Carina-y6x Really? Did you watch this? I’m glad to hear that the eu is doing something for nature (for positive headlines) but what about the subsidies only for large farmers? This encourages mono-crops and degradation of land and biodiversity. There was a small charity in Bulgaria that cared for wildlife and each year they would receive a small amount from the eu. When the eu wanted to fund a large road right through the area (ancient forest) with many endangered species the charity quite rightly campaigned against it. The eu of course won, the road was built and the charity had the eu funds stopped. There are many other incidents of mafia hounding small farmers of their land where they’ve lived for generations because they want the land for mono crops to get eu subsidies. What does the eu do about this…….nothing
@@bccochrane1 i know countless similar stories here in romania, but as with anything, if the civil society is complacent, nobody ever did, nor will ever do anything, for anybody. that's human nature, we are both good and wicked, and that pattern can be found from the very small levels, as parents that are abusing or even killing their children, to those that are taking care, and protect, children that are not even their own. and that goes on to all levels. police, governments, hunters, priests, and all affairs which involve people. we have the responsability to get involved in public affairs, to ask for reforms, and so on. that doesn't mean that EU is a monster. we are all monsters and saints in the same package, and everything good that ever happened, was because people cared, and got involved. and nothing ever dropped on us out of nowhere, as rights and freedoms.
Sa-ti iei o casa in Romania e ca mai buna investitie,pentru ca esti in cea mai mare siguranta..romanii isi apara pana la moarte teritoriul,deci esti in siguranta!
Am vazut ce tare apara pamantul,vand si distrug toate padurile si animalele
ioooi ce vorbesti... il apara plecand sclavi in strainatate (cum si eu am fost, de altfel) si educandu-se prin televizorul care i-a adormit pe cand dusmanul ne-a luat tot! spune-mi, cand ai auzit de ultima rascoala in acest popor?? cand un protest ca raspuns la toate atrocitatile indurate?? ah, la tv nu vezi decat ce vor sclavagistii, nu uita !
Los videojuegos afectan la mente
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Will Europeans take Action ? we should try to follow the wise words spoken by His Majesty King Charles
King charles its romania
King uk love so much😊😊
You smoll
olá que reportagem ótima,vc gosta de leite de cabra
I disagree with what the British boy says
So, what Ceaucescu didn't manage to do, the EU will.
You mean cutting the trees and selling the woods to Austria?
Ceausescu never meant to destroy the nature, actually.
Why would he?
31:23 I stopped taking this man seriously at the remark about the "false Cathedral", such a miserable statement.
perhaps you should listen several times, until you understand what he talks about.
Thank you!!!!!MULTUMESC FRUMOS PTR.TOT!
I have been to the Ukrainian Carpathians by train, there live very friendly indigenous people who have nothing to do with Ukrainians and Romanians
@@sticlavoda5632 anyway they are friendly people
@@sticlavoda5632 In the Ukrainian part of the carpathians live Ruthenians not Hungarians…
@@dacian_1346 I thought they might have been taking a jab at the Romanians, by asserting the Hungarians as native. I was probably wrong. I'll delete my comment.
*Amazing*