Sorry for the late upload everyone but I hope you enjoy this one, I had one of the most fun days in a while! Let me know what you liked and what you want to see more of in the comments section below! Thank you for taking time out of your day to watch my videos, much love, Nick 🇪🇹💗
Your videos have made me want to visit places that most people wouldn’t see as an ideal vacation. For some reason I feel that’s very important. Love the videos!
Another great Video, I loving the editing, you manage to give a real feel for the place, not forgetting the drone shots of course, but the main thing that strikes me is your humanity! Well done & Thanks!
young Entrepreneur's the young people here in California could learn from those boys and he did a great job, he took pride in what he was doing, I love your video's, be safe.
When you play Indian music for your travels in Ethiopia. Definitely agree that you should use traditional music from the country that your visiting rather than another random one
Awesome vlog. Very interesting. Thank you for being super nice to the locals and the shoe cleaner. It almost made me cry. The local people seemed like they were awesome happy, welcoming and very hospitable. Thank you for sharing.
hey my bro you can find wi fi on several hotels around town, especially in Addis, the capital city. You can also buy a 3g/4g sim. 700mb -> 60 birrs(2.2USD) at the moment
I saw the odd Traveller, very rare though. WiFi is terrible. Only 3g some cards but owned by government and extremely unreliable internet, see my video called shocked in Ethiopia, I talk about internet there🙏
Cool man, good to know, I'll have to watch that one. Sounds like a good place to have one of those mobile hotspot devices, there's one called Solis that has been recommended. Although I'm not sure how it works, if it uses cell signals then maybe it's still slow there anyway. Whenever I turn my phone into a hotspot here in Greece to get internet it's super slow.
Hotspot is fast if your provider is fast that's all it depends on. If you use mobile wifi in Ethiopia it will most likely still be slow but worth a shot I guess!
oh gaby very few peoples are skeptical abt ethiopia ...... but you will love it if you follow map and make new places to explore ...meaning its night life restoras are very basic and u need a person to take you places onceu inn ull do great also lots of unchartered places
If you're still in Ethiopia, you should probably go to Axum, That is where the kingdom of Axum was created, it is a very ancient statue there, very beautiful place as well
Yes! This video reminded me a lot of the ones from your Vietnam journey a couple of years ago where you had a lot of great interaction with beautiful people. Your journeys are so amazing and this is no exception. What a cool castle and what friendly people! Thank you so much for bringing us together with Ethiopia! 👍🏼✌🏼💗
I am Ethiopian who lives in the US. I work and deal with many Vietnamese people. I also see a lot of similarities in general between Ethiopian and Vietnamese people.
Q tenga cuidado con lo q dice por q esas personas son las mas hermosas por dentro y por fuera y muchisimo mas lindas q usted. Por q usted como se expresa de las personas es usted el q tiene el alma Negra y sucia.
hello there! My name is Ruth Shibeshi and I'm Ethiopian. I was really impressed with your documentation. Thank you so much for sharing your very interesting experiences with the world! I know that it can be extremely frustrating at times but it really is a beautiful country.
Solo-female traveler here! So many of these places you visit are high on my bucket list. I am heading into Africa this winter, but the furthest east I've been is eastern Turkey. I loveeee the eastern vibe and am itching to go to Iran, Iraq, and Pakistan, particularly. I think the scariest part for me is vlogging in public...of all things, I just can't bring myself to do it as it it feels sooo weird talking to myself. I am learning a lot from you! Stay safe and warm wherever you go, and may you always eat well!
Haha dude this was epic, no idea how you have the balls to just walk around with your camera out like this haha gets some unique footage though for sure. Nice one!
Yeah, traditional music where you're visiting would always be so sweet to hear! So great that you take comments into consideration unlike some TH-camrs.
Nick, I really enjoy your videos, seeing and experiencing places that at my age is beyond my means. Traveling the world with Nick from the comfort of my home sofa. 👍🏼
This made me happy. Thank you for showing the beauty of my country. You drone shots and editing is betam konjo :) Ameseginalew for another fun episode.
David Armitage yea it’s crazy that people don’t realize just how much culture is hidden in this place. There’s a reason Ethiopians are specifically mentioned in the Bible. The Entire area was at the center of African development for a long time and its one of the few countries not to be officially colonized. If you want to see some true African cities you should look at Somalia. I wouldn’t recommend visiting but they have some of unique styles as well.
Ethiopia is a wonderful place it has lots of places to visit the people are very nice. And thank you for visiting our country I hope you had a good time.
i am really enjoying this! i am in Northern Virginia and have a lot a lot of Friends from Ethiopia and Eritrea. They are awesome People. Tablez! It's nice to put some framework through this video as to where they were raised before coming to America.
As always , this was awesome! Lots of folks I know go to All Inclusive Resorts nearby and think that they have visited Mexico . Not until you do like you are doing here ! One of my fondest memories here was of a trip across town a new friend took us on in the back of a horse drawn cart. Not one of those passenger deals, but a real farm cart. He was taking us to meet the lady I would eventually buy this property from and she reminds me every time I see her that I arrived in a farm cart, so she had to listen to me , and even though she was reluctant to , she sold me this place we live in !
It is easier in the sense of communicating but definitely meet up with family down there. This was a couple years back since I went but I remember my experience being around 15-16 a lot of the habesha men in the predominant area's where all the guys hang out would be very disrespectful (but it's the norm for them) to grab you if needed and all that. I feel like all that craziness really only happens in Addis though, not too sure about the other cities.
I am currently living in Ethiopia for 3 months and I completely understand the great feeling when you immediately get the local price! Hope you will enjoy your travels here :)
Hey man! Love for your videos! In bohol, phillipines at the moment. Saving your last 2 uploads (maybe more if before the 22nd ;) for a treat on the plane back to England
Thank you for showing us the beautiful country Nick. Coming from a dry country with a very low population, Ethiopia looks very green with loads of people, overwhelming.
So wild man, not another tourist in sight! Amazing to see you making your way around Africa too, not enough people do it. I had a really cool experience today in Laos; playing pétanque (or bochie) with the locals. Spent like 5 hours playing, drinking and eating with them, even learning a bit of the language. Spending time with the local people is for sure one of the best parts of travel! Enjoy dude x
Thanks again Nick for a great video. It’s amazing to see this part of the world. I never thought about a castle in Ethiopia. Whatch out for those holes and be safe
Was running throw your video and have been over 2 years. You have grown a lot…. I was watching the new Lebanon videos. Keep up doing stories. Greetings from Iceland
Not too far from where you traveled in northern Ethiopia is the city of Aksum, where many believe is the location of the Ark of Covenant. Maybe you knew that but avoided going there because it has tourists. Oh, and about that weather, is it always like that across the year?
Nice, Nick! I like the castle. I like the interactions too. Yes, if they're offering a good price, take it!--many of them are poor. I've been poor all my life. I know about that. Kush/Cush is more or less Ethiopia, and surrounding areas. He was the eponymous father of all the "Black" people: Malagasy (from Madagascar), Australian Aborigines, Burmese, etc. But I'M LEARNING about Ethiopia. Fascinating!
That was a great shoe shine, I have visited seven African countries and just as you did Nick I also give the locals more than they ask for. Once had a street kid in Kenya try to take my watch off, so I grabbed him and you should have seen his face when I gave him a few shillings he was a happy little boy.
you didn't went to the real market of gondar, fasilides bath and the old monastry (same style like the castle). hope you enjoyed the food and you checked the local cd vender for traditional ethiopian music for 30BIRR each..... nice stuff
Its funny how you always troll your hair xD the quiff is cute! The awkwardness about shoe cleaning is a cultural thing it seems. Different cultures arent so uptight about it, so no need to feel bad. Many people wouldnt think twice about letting a hotel wash their underwear yet they think its awkward to let a person clean the tops of their shoes!
Some of you white dudes say think of silly stuff to say. ITS A BUSINESS SHIT HEAD.. YOU HAVE PLENTY OF WHITE HOMELESS WHITES IN THE USA TO FILM.. WHY HAVE I NOT SEEN YOU SHOW THIS ON FILM. BECAUSE YOU RATHER BE IN AFRICA PRETENDING TO BE A RICH WHITE GUY. BUT YOUR REALLY POOR.
I love the random approach you always take with deciding what to do and see as it lends a sense of adventure for me, experiencing Ethiopia vicariously. What would I give to come there and teach English for a year! I'm seeing this country through your lease so I'm truly a dedicated viewer! Also, I would love to see what kind of camera harness/support you use as i'd like to use this for my travels. Might you please give a shot of what this is? You seem to have it on your left arm? hand? It's not on your s shoulder so what exactly is it?????
What I really like about watching your video is you are talking everything so easy me and my partner we leave in uk 🇬🇧 we always worry about the holiday money and safe place now since I started watching your video I told him we can do it easy .so this month we are going to visit you Netherland 🇳🇱👍 I can’t wait thanks for the inspiration 💙 I will keep Supporting you here.
Great little flick man, I like seeing other travellers also chatting to locals and getting in touch with them, not just sitting in their hotel compound 👍
Brother. I’m going to strongly assume that you read my comment on the last video and the many comments to my comment. Just want to thank you for making a trip to the castles. Thanks for showing some different dimensions. Honestly I understand your focus on ‘locals and real life’ however I hope that showcasing some of Ethiopia’s rich history was as interesting for you as it was for us as viewers. Next time you’re in Addis let’s grab a coffee and I can show you some greats spots. Cultural, historical and local fascinating spots that many don’t see. Happy travels bro.
Your ways of making video is nice and you look like a man with good heart. My sujestion For you for the feature before your visit try to ready story of the area. As far as i see you pass a lot of areas with full of history but for now its looks nothing with poor people.
WOW What an awesome video and place! I really enjoy your narration and editing / production of the videos. It's always such a treat to watch your travels and hopefully one day I will be lucky enough to experience something like this. Until then, I will enjoy watching you from my desk. Have a wonderful weekend!!!
!as usual you never fail time deliver Nick, loved the street excursion and the castle. I get a wee bit apprehensive because when you're taping I notice some of the locals sizing you up, never know what the are thinking but so far so good. Great work Nick.
I think most of them are just surprised to see a white foreigner in their city. It's probably extremely uncommon so they seem to be really interested and shocked
Sorry for the late upload everyone but I hope you enjoy this one, I had one of the most fun days in a while! Let me know what you liked and what you want to see more of in the comments section below! Thank you for taking time out of your day to watch my videos, much love, Nick 🇪🇹💗
Come to Oman!
one day I will 100%
@@IndigoTraveller ahh I can't wait imma wait til then and meet u so happy
Great video!
Thanks for another great vid, from your fellow kiwi traveller fans!
I loved that the guy cleaned your shoes. He kept his pride by doing a service. So cool. The castle was epic. 💜
Thank you J!
better to allow them to earn the money with pride, than it is to give it to them as a sign of pity, and insult them
Your videos have made me want to visit places that most people wouldn’t see as an ideal vacation. For some reason I feel that’s very important. Love the videos!
That is great to hear, Abby, hope you will enjoy your future travels!
Abby B , I agree!
Thanks for cutting away from the shot at 7:57 just before that guy was gonna beat the the crap out of his cow. Spared us all
You're making me miss my city. Thanks for sharing your experience!
The Ethiopian alphabet looks like sci-fi and futuristic. It's cool.
Yeah, love the writing in Ethiopia :)
Hahahahah you're right
Lol, never thought of that, or seen it that way😂 pretty cool comparison Ig, there r over 300 letters
@@css1434 over 300!!!
BTW, Bengali, my mother-tongue has only 50.
@@tahjibferdous2805 wow very cool, lol yes and I still dont know all even though I'm fluent.
Another great Video, I loving the editing, you manage to give a real feel for the place, not forgetting the drone shots of course, but the main thing that strikes me is your humanity! Well done & Thanks!
So kind of you, thank you Jocelyn!
Thank you so much for showing us this beautiful country and these beautiful people!!
Thank you for watching!
young Entrepreneur's the young people here in California could learn from those boys and he did a great job, he took pride in what he was doing, I love your video's, be safe.
Yeah, they were great, thanks!
When you play Indian music for your travels in Ethiopia. Definitely agree that you should use traditional music from the country that your visiting rather than another random one
Jimmy Borden because American music is not only listened by Americans. They're listened by people all over the world.
Awesome vlog. Very interesting. Thank you for being super nice to the locals and the shoe cleaner. It almost made me cry. The local people seemed like they were awesome happy, welcoming and very hospitable. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Charlie!
How many foreign travelers did you see in Ethiopia? And how's the wifi? Are you uploading these from there or have you moved on?
hey my bro you can find wi fi on several hotels around town, especially in Addis, the capital city. You can also buy a 3g/4g sim. 700mb -> 60 birrs(2.2USD) at the moment
I saw the odd Traveller, very rare though. WiFi is terrible. Only 3g some cards but owned by government and extremely unreliable internet, see my video called shocked in Ethiopia, I talk about internet there🙏
Cool man, good to know, I'll have to watch that one. Sounds like a good place to have one of those mobile hotspot devices, there's one called Solis that has been recommended. Although I'm not sure how it works, if it uses cell signals then maybe it's still slow there anyway. Whenever I turn my phone into a hotspot here in Greece to get internet it's super slow.
Hotspot is fast if your provider is fast that's all it depends on. If you use mobile wifi in Ethiopia it will most likely still be slow but worth a shot I guess!
oh gaby very few peoples are skeptical abt ethiopia ...... but you will love it if you follow map and make new places to explore ...meaning its night life restoras are very basic and u need a person to take you places onceu inn ull do great also lots of unchartered places
If you're still in Ethiopia, you should probably go to Axum, That is where the kingdom of Axum was created, it is a very ancient statue there, very beautiful place as well
I like how you are always smiling. I think it helps everyone feel friendly towards you .
I‘m from Ethiopia and I never went to Gondar. It looks really beautiful😍🇪🇹
Very kind and friendly people!!!
Indeed!
Thanks for uploading, Ethiopia looks like a cool place.
it is!
Hi Nic😊sending you love ❤️❤️and hugs🤗from south Africa 😙
Yes! This video reminded me a lot of the ones from your Vietnam journey a couple of years ago where you had a lot of great interaction with beautiful people. Your journeys are so amazing and this is no exception. What a cool castle and what friendly people! Thank you so much for bringing us together with Ethiopia! 👍🏼✌🏼💗
I am Ethiopian who lives in the US. I work and deal with many Vietnamese people. I also see a lot of similarities in general between Ethiopian and Vietnamese people.
Hi Nick I like your videos I enjoy to watch them specially this one because I love Ethiopian people I'm from Mexico but I love Ethiopia!!!!!
Q tenga cuidado con lo q dice por q esas personas son las mas hermosas por dentro y por fuera y muchisimo mas lindas q usted. Por q usted como se expresa de las personas es usted el q tiene el alma Negra y sucia.
hello there!
My name is Ruth Shibeshi and I'm Ethiopian. I was really impressed with your documentation. Thank you so much for sharing your very interesting experiences with the world! I know that it can be extremely frustrating at times but it really is a beautiful country.
Nothing like the Bob Geldof video's, where are all deserts? And I never thought it rained there?
When I travel , I buy a cheap umbrella , only a couple of dollars usually and very handy if it rains or gets too hot and can be used as a sun shade
Solo-female traveler here! So many of these places you visit are high on my bucket list. I am heading into Africa this winter, but the furthest east I've been is eastern Turkey. I loveeee the eastern vibe and am itching to go to Iran, Iraq, and Pakistan, particularly. I think the scariest part for me is vlogging in public...of all things, I just can't bring myself to do it as it it feels sooo weird talking to myself. I am learning a lot from you! Stay safe and warm wherever you go, and may you always eat well!
Haha dude this was epic, no idea how you have the balls to just walk around with your camera out like this haha gets some unique footage though for sure. Nice one!
There is not that much thief’s in This part of Ethiopia
I wish you had more views. You are interesting to watch and listen too. 💖💖💖
Thanks mate!
His subs are increasing steadily bro. He'll definitely hit a million at some point in the future.
You should have used Ethiopian music in your videos...your video editing is brilliant though
Next time! Thank you!
Yeah, traditional music where you're visiting would always be so sweet to hear! So great that you take comments into consideration unlike some TH-camrs.
I agree ples do ethiopian music when u in Ethiopia if u can
Are you habesha
yea i think that's like the one thing this video was missing!
but it was a good watch nonetheless
you are officially my favorite travel blogger! you are funny, yet respectful, and you put a lot of things in perspective , for real!
Absolutely love your videos. Your videos inspired me to open my travel youtube channel about Bangladesh!
Cheers mate, all the best!
@@IndigoTraveller Thank you so much
A local market, a castle, tuk-tuks, a lot of rain. Looks like Ethiopia is full of surprises.
It definitely is!
Epic, fell in love with the mountains at first sight, I have seen about 50 videos of yours but this one caught my heart ❤️ the most, very good job 🎉
Nick, I really enjoy your videos, seeing and experiencing places that at my age is beyond my means. Traveling the world with Nick from the comfort of my home sofa. 👍🏼
Great video Nick. Really enjoying the Ethiopia series. Thanks for all your hard work in getting these videos out to us, I for one appreciate it.
Thank you Mark, glad you enjoy them!
as always - im so glad to have you on yt. We need more travelers like you. Showing unknown non-touristy world
That means a lot, thank you for your long time support!
So glad I found your videos! You should have a show on the Travel Channel. Bon voyage
Great travels vlogs. i watch two others, but yours are always so real. Thanks.
Cheers Verna!
You have tremendous balls my friend. I'm constantly inspired by your videos!
This made me happy. Thank you for showing the beauty of my country. You drone shots and editing is betam konjo :) Ameseginalew for another fun episode.
Cheers!
Two thumbs up…Thanks for taking us along…..Great Video…..Cheers From Canada.
Thanks Ray Rayy
Hey man, if you ever get to the Netherlands let me know. Would love to give you a tour around!
Your editing skills are the BEST Nick!❤
Thank you!
Beautiful castle.. I never would have thought they would have them in Ethiopia
David Armitage yea it’s crazy that people don’t realize just how much culture is hidden in this place. There’s a reason Ethiopians are specifically mentioned in the Bible. The Entire area was at the center of African development for a long time and its one of the few countries not to be officially colonized. If you want to see some true African cities you should look at Somalia. I wouldn’t recommend visiting but they have some of unique styles as well.
Great video! As an animal-lover I love seeing the goats and donkeys!
Yeah, they have a hard life here
I got to know you three days ago. Since then, I cannot stop watching your videos. They all are amazing. All the best!
Drone shots game is on point lately👌
Cheers Griffin!
Ethiopia is a wonderful place it has lots of places to visit the people are very nice. And thank you for visiting our country I hope you had a good time.
i am really enjoying this! i am in Northern Virginia and have a lot a lot of Friends from Ethiopia and Eritrea. They are awesome People. Tablez! It's nice to put some framework through this video as to where they were raised before coming to America.
As always , this was awesome! Lots of folks I know go to All Inclusive Resorts nearby and think that they have visited Mexico . Not until you do like you are doing here ! One of my fondest memories here was of a trip across town a new friend took us on in the back of a horse drawn cart. Not one of those passenger deals, but a real farm cart. He was taking us to meet the lady I would eventually buy this property from and she reminds me every time I see her that I arrived in a farm cart, so she had to listen to me , and even though she was reluctant to , she sold me this place we live in !
Nice experience, that is a very cool story. Thanks for sharing
I'm ethiopian (but I don't live there), this looks beautiful. can't wait for my solo travel there (:
Solo travelling as a girl in Ethiopia is super tough, especially when you're Habesha. Definetly bring a friend
Why especially? I figured it would be easier because of that..
It is easier in the sense of communicating but definitely meet up with family down there. This was a couple years back since I went but I remember my experience being around 15-16 a lot of the habesha men in the predominant area's where all the guys hang out would be very disrespectful (but it's the norm for them) to grab you if needed and all that. I feel like all that craziness really only happens in Addis though, not too sure about the other cities.
@@ntotheaomi1 what do you mean? Why? And why especially if you Hanesha?
@Chase Williams
in the Ethiopia the biggest Etnhic groups are
1 oromo
2 Amhara
3 Somalis
4 Tigrayans
I am currently living in Ethiopia for 3 months and I completely understand the great feeling when you immediately get the local price!
Hope you will enjoy your travels here :)
Hey man! Love for your videos! In bohol, phillipines at the moment. Saving your last 2 uploads (maybe more if before the 22nd ;) for a treat on the plane back to England
That is super cool mate! I will get some more out for you by then for the journey!
Very positive immersion ! Thank you !
Thank you vlad!
Thank you for showing us the beautiful country Nick.
Coming from a dry country with a very low population, Ethiopia looks very green with loads of people, overwhelming.
Indeed, very green and many people!
@Aseffa B Yeah, they will serve to death.
You rock it. Not a lot of people rock it, and you continually do so. Word.
So wild man, not another tourist in sight! Amazing to see you making your way around Africa too, not enough people do it. I had a really cool experience today in Laos; playing pétanque (or bochie) with the locals. Spent like 5 hours playing, drinking and eating with them, even learning a bit of the language. Spending time with the local people is for sure one of the best parts of travel! Enjoy dude x
Once again awesome Nick....thanks so much!
Cheers!
Thanks again Nick for a great video. It’s amazing to see this part of the world. I never thought about a castle in Ethiopia. Whatch out for those holes and be safe
Love the music in this series.
Thank you William
Was running throw your video and have been over 2 years. You have grown a lot…. I was watching the new Lebanon videos.
Keep up doing stories.
Greetings from Iceland
I really admired the way you respected the woman that almost appeared at 1:45...Big Respect!
Really loving these videos and such an interesting country to visit. Were you hassled a lot at the markets or were you largely left alone?
Largely left alone, thank you!
U was in gonder show us Addis beuty city.
Any way I'm big one of your fun😁😊👌👌👌👌👍🏼 keep upp bro from sweden
Awesome part on the shoe cleaning. Fantastic video as always.
This guy is awesome.am Ethiopian and when I was a kid we ask for money and his explanation is on point
That means a lot, thank you.
This is one more nice video of yours and I love it. Please some more videos with the city and interests. Thanks again for posting.
Thank you Bekele!
I live in the US and get asked for spare change and money from grown adults almost everyday, so those kids asking is nothing out of the ordinary.
Not too far from where you traveled in northern Ethiopia is the city of Aksum, where many believe is the location of the Ark of Covenant. Maybe you knew that but avoided going there because it has tourists.
Oh, and about that weather, is it always like that across the year?
great as always nick ,, you always give a smile to others , your interaction with the locals shows you are a special person ,, BE SAFE , BE WELL ,
Thank you Dennis!
I think you came to Ethiopia during the summer rains.The country is sunny for 9 months of the year.
I heard Some people talking in the background in Amharic and one said "what are you doing here " 😂
Awesome vid tho
Epic man! I never notice your hair until you point it out lmaao cheers
Haha I am glad you don't notice it Connor!
Nice, Nick! I like the castle. I like the interactions too. Yes, if they're offering a good price, take it!--many of them are poor. I've been poor all my life. I know about that. Kush/Cush is more or less Ethiopia, and surrounding areas. He was the eponymous father of all the "Black" people: Malagasy (from Madagascar), Australian Aborigines, Burmese, etc. But I'M LEARNING about Ethiopia. Fascinating!
6:08 When I was there 20 years ago, those holes were used by homeless people to light fires and keep themselves warm...
I go to Ethiopia at the end of october I cant wait!!! Thanks man for your videos
Enjoy!
So is your image of roots character away of mimicking a African in a negative way
That was a great shoe shine, I have visited seven African countries and just as you did Nick I also give the locals more than they ask for. Once had a street kid in Kenya try to take my watch off, so I grabbed him and you should have seen his face when I gave him a few shillings he was a happy little boy.
Great video. You definitely were in your element interacting with the locals. You look very happy.
Thank you!
It's always nice to know when you're getting screwed! Lol, Great video Indigo! Thank you so much for sharing! Peace
Cheers Grey!
thank you for coming to Ethiopia.... it would have been better if you use Ethiopian sound track
you didn't went to the real market of gondar, fasilides bath and the old monastry (same style like the castle).
hope you enjoyed the food and you checked the local cd vender for traditional ethiopian music for 30BIRR each..... nice stuff
Its funny how you always troll your hair xD the quiff is cute!
The awkwardness about shoe cleaning is a cultural thing it seems. Different cultures arent so uptight about it, so no need to feel bad. Many people wouldnt think twice about letting a hotel wash their underwear yet they think its awkward to let a person clean the tops of their shoes!
Very true, thank you for watching and commenting :)
I just love your Ethiopia videos!
Thank you Dieter!
A shoe shine, an honest gig. Putting back money into the economy.
Cheers Daniel!
Some of you white dudes say think of silly stuff to say. ITS A BUSINESS SHIT HEAD.. YOU HAVE PLENTY OF WHITE HOMELESS WHITES IN THE USA TO FILM.. WHY HAVE I NOT SEEN YOU SHOW THIS ON FILM. BECAUSE YOU RATHER BE IN AFRICA PRETENDING TO BE A RICH WHITE GUY. BUT YOUR REALLY POOR.
Great video Nick! Meeting the locals. My thing. Love it!
I like videos u show us remote area s of parts of the country s and that nice great job
Man this is amazing and funny, those people are looking at you like you have lobsters crawling out of your ears! 🤣🤣🤣
Your videos always good so many thanks bro.
Cheers dude!
I love the random approach you always take with deciding what to do and see as it lends a sense of adventure for me, experiencing Ethiopia vicariously. What would I give to come there and teach English for a year! I'm seeing this country through your lease so I'm truly a dedicated viewer! Also, I would love to see what kind of camera harness/support you use as i'd like to use this for my travels. Might you please give a shot of what this is? You seem to have it on your left arm? hand? It's not on your s shoulder so what exactly is it?????
What I really like about watching your video is you are talking everything so easy me and my partner we leave in uk 🇬🇧 we always worry about the holiday money and safe place now since I started watching your video I told him we can do it easy .so this month we are going to visit you Netherland 🇳🇱👍 I can’t wait thanks for the inspiration 💙 I will keep Supporting you here.
Amazing video. Complete tangent, but that shoe cleaning was ASMR through the roof.
Those people are so honest
Great little flick man, I like seeing other travellers also chatting to locals and getting in touch with them, not just sitting in their hotel compound 👍
Brother. I’m going to strongly assume that you read my comment on the last video and the many comments to my comment. Just want to thank you for making a trip to the castles. Thanks for showing some different dimensions. Honestly I understand your focus on ‘locals and real life’ however I hope that showcasing some of Ethiopia’s rich history was as interesting for you as it was for us as viewers. Next time you’re in Addis let’s grab a coffee and I can show you some greats spots. Cultural, historical and local fascinating spots that many don’t see. Happy travels bro.
I was just looking at Google maps and there's a hostel in Gondar called Yohannes Guest House that's only $9 a night. Looks quite clean.
Hindi Song in an Ethiopian video (3:34) 😂😂😂.
Your ways of making video is nice and you look like a man with good heart. My sujestion For you for the feature before your visit try to ready story of the area. As far as i see you pass a lot of areas with full of history but for now its looks nothing with poor people.
Its not called rickshaw in Ethiopia.
WOW What an awesome video and place! I really enjoy your narration and editing / production of the videos. It's always such a treat to watch your travels and hopefully one day I will be lucky enough to experience something like this. Until then, I will enjoy watching you from my desk. Have a wonderful weekend!!!
Thank you so much Christine! Have a good weekend too ❤️
Thanks for the local walk, these are what make your vids special!
Cheers Keith!
10:04 castle
!as usual you never fail time deliver Nick, loved the street excursion and the castle. I get a wee bit apprehensive because when you're taping I notice some of the locals sizing you up, never know what the are thinking but so far so good. Great work Nick.
Thank you Carmen, glad you enjoyed!
I think most of them are just surprised to see a white foreigner in their city.
It's probably extremely uncommon so they seem to be really interested and shocked