Sort of makes sense that a woman traveling alone in a bike became an instant celebrity in Iran with women's rights being so restricted in the country since the Islamic Revolution.
Dwight Turner The people in this video seemed pretty happy and friendly, maybe your source of information about Iran is not that accurate. I suggest going there to see for yourself rather than relying on the claims of people with agendas.
@@davidj4662 So who has an agenda here. Besides after the terrible treatment the people of Iran have received from the sanctions the American government has imposed. I cannot imagine they would welcome Americans with the same friendliness that others might receive. As is usual the problem is not the common person but the politicians who stir up trouble for greed.
@@davidj4662 -- Just Google the treatment in Iran of women, including foreign visitors, who do not conform to the laws regarding covering the hair. How can you be so ignorant? Let's see you take your best female friend to Iran and tell her not to cover her hair. If you live there, approach a foreign woman who is staying in a hotel and say, "Let me show you around this area today, but you must not cover your hair." Would you do that? HELL NO!!! Why? Because you know that friendship to foreign women only happens when the women, often against their wills, conform to the harsh laws in Iran. Now, go to your room and play with yourself. Stop wasting my time with your poor excuses and this fantasy you have about Iranians being so friendly to everyone.
As an Iranian, I haven't been in Iran for more than 40 years. Reading the comments made me cry so much. I want from the bottom of my heart to thank everyone for the beautiful comments that were left. I wish one day I will take my wife and kids to Iran for a visit.
That guy with his wife invited you for a "Lunch or dinner" in his house, brought tears to my eyes. I wish you'd accepted the invitation. Only then you could experience the unexpected, beautiful landscape , fantastic people. Iran, unlike what we see in our media, you are beautiful and you should be respected. With love from Argentina
@@panettapanetta7218 they are not like that, ive seen youtube video that show travel family from indonesia who was stopped on a highway by iranian family because they found different car number and just to ask where they come from and invited them to their house tohave a dinner, so these are their character, they really welcome and interested and seems like they all want to know that iran is wellcome to foreigner! And for you to know that most of indonesian is sunni and iranian is shiah and they allow them to pray at their house!
0:00 The words on the wall says "چا چا عشق منی تو" which means "Cha Cha, You are my love!" 3:44 The woman says: "بفرما. سلام. عیدت مبارک" which means "Have a seat please! Hello! Happy Nowruz!" 3:45 The woman says: "شما خوبی؟ سلامت باشی! بفرمایید چایی!" which means "Are you doing well? Be healthy! Come and drink tea!" 7:52 The woman with glasses says "از هلند اومده" which means "She is coming from Netherland" 8:02 The woman with glasses says "دعوتش کن بیاد" which means "Invite her to our house" 8:09 The woman with glasses says "بگو خوشحال میشیم بیاد خونمون" which means "Tell her that we will be happy if she comes to our house!"
Wow, Iranians are such lovely and giving people. We in the west do not understand that they are people like us, and in many cases, much better people than us in how respectful they are, how inviting and giving to strangers. I would love to travel to Iran like you did and truly know their fantastic culture. Our western views of the people of middle east countries is so inaccurate. Great job in showing us the wonderful people of Persia. Please do more videos of the people and their culture as you travel. Thanks for the fantastic job you are doing!
People in the west should stop watching Fox, CNN, ABC and even BBC! They are full of propaganda and fake news. Best way to understand these cultures is to travel there and talk to them and feel their hospitality. Only then you will realize everything you were told in the west till date were just made up stories!
@@eaparadise1329 Is that a back-handed (sly) comment? For your information, the ones with a ton of money in the city would treat foreigners the same- With more weath than you would ever be able to accumulate in dollars or pounds. At least least, that's how it is in Iran. Don't know where in the world you are.
I am from Iran and I am currently living in Canada. This video brought me to tears. I really miss my people from Iran and I really enjoyed watching this. Thank you for being so nice and for this amazing video showing how Iranian people are. Love from Iran
Alright. This one got me in tears. Seeing all these friendly people, interested about a foreigner's journey, with such smiles and hospitality. Why did the western world became such a place where seeing scenes like this one feels incredibly weird yet wholesome? Idk. Funny thought. In every corner of the world you can find...People. Lovely people.
@J Alleman Hi.I think It's more logical to have a good research before telling something. At least she was there & have a close contact with iranians. Not any different thing is bad.
@J Alleman I'm not naive nor westerner. I think every nation can live with there own way until they make problem for other countries or even the whole world. As i researched about iran they're not that kind of people & wont be. So it's not a dictatorship. It's just a special type of government based on islam religion & republic.
@J Alleman smart people try to know things perfectly. Not to fill their mind with garbage things that are made by unsmart people for them. I think it's time to clean up your mind & deal with facts not fictions.I learned it when i was in fifth grade😉
Hello, I am from Iran and I am really happy that you traveled to my country to show the interesting parts of my country and show us well. Thank you🥰😍🇮🇷
Your from Holland ..on an Indian bike.. in Iran....wow ....just wow... People there are really friendly, liked how that Iranian man came and guided you in that tight coner. The landscapes keeps getting better and better. That thousand year old town, even in ruins looks amazing, in it's peak times it must have been an spectacle place to stay in. All the best Noraly. Drive safe and take care.
It's like every where around the world, there are good people and some bad people, you may get robed here too, as I said there are some bad guys, but everything is good except the government, for people like me who make money with dollar, everything is cheap, water, electricity and etc, if you make your money with dollars and live here, you can live a rich life style, although I'm not making a lot of dollars but in general I have a good life economically even with sanctions uppon us, but if you don't consider the government and sharia law, other things are good, people are kind and helping each other.
So unfortunate for most people around the world they will never see this side of people living and existing in their own country, they watch TV and NEWS views that televise the sensational and not so good events. It's a wonderful that travellers like Norlay and others share there experiences with us, good experiences.....I wish her well in her travels.
@am kio Fair enough, I checked her profile, tube tube is not American. It seems that blaming the media for one's own lack of knowledge has become so common in the US that I just assumed she was. Meanwhile, Noraly is showing us that media also educates.
(A guy from Greece) When i was living in Montreal i realized how close is Greek culture to Iran's . They are amazing people , very socialized , very cleaver , with a deep love for communicate and interact with foreigners. The only problem is that they have oil in their land ....
@@stevenleslie8557 mmmm........no Its the enviroment mostly that makes us people around Greece thinking and acting with the same way. Too much information from our landscapes , mountains every five minutes ,sea every two hours , lakes , so many diffirent forms of life in pants trees and also animals , small islands everywhere rivers ....... I remember the first time i went to Quebec from Montreal , not even a single hill not even a road turn , just 7 hours of fields . Thats the big diffirence , we are sharing a paradise , with only one problem called Turkey ...
Oh my heart is full and aches at the same time. How incredibly joyful and welcoming they are! What I’m learning from your travels is it’s the people in power and the rich that tell us we’re different and to be afraid so we won’t meet these wonderful people, unite with them and just take care of each other. All this manipulation just so the 1% can have their wars and make more money and have more power. Thank you for sharing the beauty of the land and more importantly the beauty of the people xo peace and light
I’m kinda going backwards on your journey, I’ve seen season 5, 6, and 7. Now starting at Season 1 forward. I absolutely love this episode. The response from the communities is heartwarming. Especially with the women, and young girls. Just being on your own, exploring, doing you, has such a tremendous impact of possibilities. Positive, empowering, beautiful, and clearly adored by Irans people. This episode like many others, made me smile.
@@ilmrahil That person DID NOT say they knew their world.......what are you talking about? It's not a very hard comment to comprehend. Take your negativity elsewhere
@@thatman4924 oh .... I wondered why Iranian will hate India . But I couldn't think that he is spreading fallacy . But thanks to you for giving me the true picture. Love Iran
@@thatman4924 we have our history together since Indus valley civilization and it still continuing feeling so great . I am obsessed with watching videos on Iran . Hoping to visit it soon to see it's beauty and it's welcoming people. Love u again ❤💛💚💙💙💜♥💖💗💓💞💕 Iranians
This video has changed my thoughts about Iran. the people are lovely and amazing. Thank u Noraly for showing us how beautiful and kind they are. Really appreciate it.
holdmybeer so am I. In college I took Farsi and from Iranian friends and ppl I have met since, I don’t think that will not be the case (Iranians not liking us).
@@diegofianza3525 I don't know that you would have an issue, the problems are at the government to government level. I believe on the people to people level as long as a person is respectful, friendly and helpfully learns the standard greeting along with thankyou and please...it should be very enjoyable. Entry into Iran might be more difficult.
I am a Zoroastrian Irani from India. A huge fan.... You are lucky to see a fire temple from within as in most other places no one else is allowed except Zoroastrians.
@@nepaliman5716 no there are still Iranians who believe in Zoroastrianism (Mazdayasna) in Iran right now : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoroastrians_in_Iran Zoroastrians are the oldest religious community of Iran. Prior to the Muslim conquest of Persia, Zoroastrianism was the primary religion of the nation. It originated from the pre-Zoroastrian Religion of Iran, Iranic paganism. According to the country's official census, there were between25,000-60,000 Zoroastrians within the country. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_Zoroastrian_population
Noraly, I have been watching your content for weeks now, really enjoy it. One thing that struck me watching this one is how different the reality is (of kind and friendly people) so different from what we are being fed by media and politics...
I wish you had accepted the lunch invitation. Some of the most intriguing moments in your spectacular videos are when you delve into the lives and culture of people you meet along the way.
Let me give you a free advice ,it might be free but very precious advice it is , When American call someone bad people ,don’t believe it ,but whatever bad they say about a country ,consider that country as a very beautiful and very humble and nice people , I’m from Afghanistan
You went to see some tourist attractions and became a tourist attraction yourself. ^o^ Also great how nice you were to let everyone take photos with you. A gracious person amongst a welcoming & gracious people. Fantastic video.
I love this video so much. It is wonderful to see the people and ladies invite you to eat. I love seeing the local people and the street vendors for food. This is such a happy video.
Howdy IB! Wow this video was a cultural gem! You had an experience with the locals that warmed my heart. As I am watching 4 years later I pray that peace is with those lovely families that so enjoyed meeting you. When I read the comments about people hating Americans it is so sad because it is that kind of rhetoric that will keep us from visiting. Thank you for letting everyone see another side of this wonderful country. Bless y’all
You have shown the real iran ,my image of iran comes from the news and it's completely different Thank you for showing us this.Best of luck and safe ride
I watch all your videos all over the world and just LOVE all the countries you share....but this video has inspired me to go to Iran. I am a 67 year old woman... world travelled in truck and Land Rover. Thank you so much. you inspire me.....and you are Dutch. :) ....ha ha me too but I live in Australia
In the West we see and hear so much negative reporting of Iran, but I can't believe how warm and welcoming the Iranian people are in this video. It restores your faith in humanity. A big thumbs up for all the kind and friendly Iranians!
I find myself falling for people's & cultures from all over the world from these videos. Places & people's, & cultures that where I am from would rather give us the impression that they are not so friendly, yet are the exact opposite of what they would have us believe, and in fact are very civilized, hospitable, welcoming, & attractive culture's, peoples, & places. Places I would have not know if not for these videos, at least not any time soon. My eyes have been opened up to the reality of it outside of their impressions they leave here. This is the understanding the world needs & every bit as educational as it is useful. Keep up the good work Noraly.
Through her videos, Noraly is doing more to spread peace and understanding among nations than any diplomats I know of. The United Nations should hire her as its chief goodwill ambassador!
Yazd has been the centre Zoroastrianism since the Sassanid era, fire temples, wind towers and Yakhchals (eng: ice holes), it's an amazing place to visit.
I’m very proud and tearful to see what wonderful hosts my people are. To see them like this to westerners is amazing. This is what they are famous for. They are the worlds best hosts and take great pride in that. Even I didn’t realize the Extent of their friendly nature during tough times. Amazing. Thanks for showing us the country. I love the scenery it’s so amazing!
It is so nice see Iran from your perspective! It’s great to go back and watch these early episodes a second time. It’s been a while since you were there!
You are a bubbly person carrying a fine personalty and attitude on your ride across nations. It provides you with pleasant reception and the love of the people you come across. You have provided a realistic look of the friendly Iranian people ever ready to help. It's rich history and the historic ruins in the video, indicate a civilization of industrious and talented people.We have been fed hate and rubbish by the biased media. Iran is definitely worth a visit. Best Regards from Malaysia.
am kio thanks. Hers, is the only travel motorbike riding videos, I follow regularly. The different situations, harsh road conditions, scary jungles on both sides of the road in tropical and equatorial areas that she goes through without the slightest fear is amazing. Her pleasant character and bold spirit is very inspiring. I used to travel daily 80 miles (to and fro) [128 km] to work in a remote oil palm plantation area. Daily, I used to see some 4 different species of monkeys and snakes crossing the roads. I travel on Hinda Classic 100 cc motorbike. I had even slowed abruptly to avoid hitting a monkey abruptly crossing the road. Using my workboots to shield the monkey from crashing on to my bike without even thinking, the monkey could bite me. It didn't. On another occasion, a snake tried to cross very close but made a u-turn in the nick of time. Travelling late at night one finds a lot of animals crossing roads and some becoming road kills. Recently, a lady driver of a small car collided with a young elephant in the wee hours of dawn. Lady survived but the poor elephant died.
The people approaching you to take photos was so beautiful it almost brought tears to my eyes…the people are just so warm….I love that they invite you to dinner
Wat een geweldige filmpjes maak jij toch. Jij verdient de Nobelprijs voor de vrede. Hoe respectvol jij met mensen en kulturen omgaat en zij dan ook respectvol met jouw vind ik geweldig! Ga zo door en blijf deze mooie documentaires maken! PRACHTIG!!!❤❤❤😊
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Wonderful to see how kind, and friendly the people of Iran are. Everyone in America should watch this video.
Sort of makes sense that a woman traveling alone in a bike became an instant celebrity in Iran with women's rights being so restricted in the country since the Islamic Revolution.
Dwight Turner The people in this video seemed pretty happy and friendly, maybe your source of information about Iran is not that accurate. I suggest going there to see for yourself rather than relying on the claims of people with agendas.
@@davidj4662 So who has an agenda here. Besides after the terrible treatment the people of Iran have received from the sanctions the American government has imposed. I cannot imagine they would welcome Americans with the same friendliness that others might receive. As is usual the problem is not the common person but the politicians who stir up trouble for greed.
@@davidj4662 -- Just Google the treatment in Iran of women, including foreign visitors, who do not conform to the laws regarding covering the hair. How can you be so ignorant? Let's see you take your best female friend to Iran and tell her not to cover her hair. If you live there, approach a foreign woman who is staying in a hotel and say, "Let me show you around this area today, but you must not cover your hair." Would you do that? HELL NO!!! Why? Because you know that friendship to foreign women only happens when the women, often against their wills, conform to the harsh laws in Iran. Now, go to your room and play with yourself. Stop wasting my time with your poor excuses and this fantasy you have about Iranians being so friendly to everyone.
don't bother....ameri3Kans....are DUNCES.
As an Iranian, I haven't been in Iran for more than 40 years. Reading the comments made me cry so much. I want from the bottom of my heart to thank everyone for the beautiful comments that were left. I wish one day I will take my wife and kids to Iran for a visit.
I'm from Argentina, I would like to go to Iran some day. 😊 Best wishes.
Hi Bahman, I left Iran in 1979, never been back. I also hope to take my family for a visit
Thank you for showing me how narrow minded I am .... I NEVER thought IRAN would be as safe and amazing as you showed me it is !!!!
Dear john, Iran is really safe country. Hope to see you🇮🇷✌️💐
Iran is safe. You are all welcome ❤️
Only time when I felt a little unsafe in Iran(Tehran) was when crossing the roads ;)
@@torsteinholen14 yeah. Drivers here drive like No one else. 😅
You are safe from people, but from government!? I dont promise!
That guy with his wife invited you for a "Lunch or dinner" in his house, brought tears to my eyes. I wish you'd accepted the invitation. Only then you could experience the unexpected, beautiful landscape , fantastic people. Iran, unlike what we see in our media, you are beautiful and you should be respected. With love from Argentina
The same woman with hijab frown upon the uncovered iranian women .
5:06 Are you sure?
@@panettapanetta7218 they are not like that, ive seen youtube video that show travel family from indonesia who was stopped on a highway by iranian family because they found different car number and just to ask where they come from and invited them to their house tohave a dinner, so these are their character, they really welcome and interested and seems like they all want to know that iran is wellcome to foreigner! And for you to know that most of indonesian is sunni and iranian is shiah and they allow them to pray at their house!
0:00 The words on the wall says "چا چا عشق منی تو" which means "Cha Cha, You are my love!"
3:44 The woman says: "بفرما. سلام. عیدت مبارک" which means "Have a seat please! Hello! Happy Nowruz!"
3:45 The woman says: "شما خوبی؟ سلامت باشی! بفرمایید چایی!" which means "Are you doing well? Be healthy! Come and drink tea!"
7:52 The woman with glasses says "از هلند اومده" which means "She is coming from Netherland"
8:02 The woman with glasses says "دعوتش کن بیاد" which means "Invite her to our house"
8:09 The woman with glasses says "بگو خوشحال میشیم بیاد خونمون" which means "Tell her that we will be happy if she comes to our house!"
It's amazing how many words I could catch as an Indian who speaks Hindi, even without learning any Farsi!
Thank you for the translations!
Wow, Iranians are such lovely and giving people. We in the west do not understand that they are people like us, and in many cases, much better people than us in how respectful they are, how inviting and giving to strangers. I would love to travel to Iran like you did and truly know their fantastic culture. Our western views of the people of middle east countries is so inaccurate. Great job in showing us the wonderful people of Persia. Please do more videos of the people and their culture as you travel. Thanks for the fantastic job you are doing!
The power of fake news and propaganda. Only if you travel, you will open your eyes.
and if you feel offended then you can keep it in the box i mentioned before
Appreciated the compliment. cheers
People in the west should stop watching Fox, CNN, ABC and even BBC! They are full of propaganda and fake news. Best way to understand these cultures is to travel there and talk to them and feel their hospitality. Only then you will realize everything you were told in the west till date were just made up stories!
There's a culture of hospitality in the region, it's older than Islam (the Greeks called it "unmanly" and "corrupt/degenerate" pff).
The love from the people brought tears to my eyes....
Same.
Igual 😭
Poverty and suffering too much pain will make ur heart just simple and clean
@@eaparadise1329 Is that a back-handed (sly) comment? For your information, the ones with a ton of money in the city would treat foreigners the same- With more weath than you would ever be able to accumulate in dollars or pounds. At least least, that's how it is in Iran. Don't know where in the world you are.
@@eaparadise1329 like the ghetto in USA....
People in iran are very kind and humble you walk past anybody they will surely say hello to u.
Love to IRAN from INDIA
I'm from India 🇮🇳💝
@Tapan Halder 😂😂😂
@Tapan Halder muhumadh Ka maki chudh bolunga mulla kya hoga ?
@@srinidhi7140 I'm from Hyderabad INDIA
Love to you to
I am from Iran and I am currently living in Canada. This video brought me to tears. I really miss my people from Iran and I really enjoyed watching this. Thank you for being so nice and for this amazing video showing how Iranian people are. Love from Iran
We miss you too lady and every day thinking about Iranian out side of country. wish you bests have a happy Yalda.
You are welcome back to your country when you want!!!
@@farshidashrafi9901 I have a friend whose husband is from Iran. They got married in the USA back in 1977ish. He is afraid to go back to Iran.
8:04 Beautiful and big heart family....Great people of Iran..Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇷
Love from Iran🇮🇷✌️
Alright. This one got me in tears. Seeing all these friendly people, interested about a foreigner's journey, with such smiles and hospitality. Why did the western world became such a place where seeing scenes like this one feels incredibly weird yet wholesome? Idk. Funny thought. In every corner of the world you can find...People. Lovely people.
The arrogance my man ,just the arrogance
because the western media are showing it different from what it is really
@BitterHoney cheghad bishoory va oghdei hasti ke dari farhang khodet ro be ye khareji enghad bad neshon midi motaasefam barat !!!
Because certain chosen people don't like the Persians and want you to not like them too.
Sending love to Iran from the Philippines 🇵🇭
And i send love for you from iran
👆🏼🤍
Hi from Iran❤️🌷🇮🇷
we love you too
We love you too♥️😻
Big respect my Iranian friends from Samarkand. Man shumona doost medoram.
قربونت
thanks:)
Ma ham besyar shoma ra dust darim.
aya mardome samarqand farsi sohbat mikonand ya turki???
آیا مردم سمرقند فارسی صحبت می کنند یا ترکی؟؟
do samarqand people speak farsi or turkish?
@@mousarouholamini7073 Zaban Madrieyeshan Farsi Tajiki ast. Uzbaki ham dar kol uzbakestan zaban rasmi ast.
This is so sweet! Full respect to the people of Iran.
Iranians you have a very beautiful country, and the people are so friendly. Wonderful to see!
This country is in my heart.
Teshukkur ediyorom benin kardeshim🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
Thanks bro❤ We love turkey💖
thank😍we love turky
🇮🇷😍❤️
The people of Iran I send YOU respect from ENGLAND IN THE UK.cheers
Hi buddy ✌️🌷
thanks man
I would like to have a shandi with you when you come to Iran, cheers.
Thanks man you're so nice 👌
@@mahsamazdak2755 fknm ridim ba in englisi sohbat krdanemun tu clip😂😂
What a heart warming friendlyness in these people! Amazing...
My god, Noraly, you are really an ambassador of kindness, friendship and peace. It is so good to see your videos.
Gracias
Fully agree :-)
You showed the real iran, unfortunately the news has reversed everything😪
@J Alleman Hi.I think It's more logical to have a good research before telling something. At least she was there & have a close contact with iranians. Not any different thing is bad.
@J Alleman I'm not naive nor westerner. I think every nation can live with there own way until they make problem for other countries or even the whole world. As i researched about iran they're not that kind of people & wont be. So it's not a dictatorship. It's just a special type of government based on islam religion & republic.
@J Alleman smart people try to know things perfectly. Not to fill their mind with garbage things that are made by unsmart people for them. I think it's time to clean up your mind & deal with facts not fictions.I learned it when i was in fifth grade😉
I literally cried. The overwhelming response they have, u won't find it anywhere in the world!
Tnx a lot. Love from iran to your heart. ❤❤❤
What a fantastic advert for Iran...definitely on my list of places to go.
Please come to our country warm welcome 🙏
We'll be at your service sir.
Hope to see you🌷
I was in iran in 2018 and i experienced all these respect and love from the Iranians
They are so lovely
Hello, I am from Iran and I am really happy that you traveled to my country to show the interesting parts of my country and show us well. Thank you🥰😍🇮🇷
Iranians are such kind, warm and friendly people. God bless them....watching from Nigeria.
Your from Holland ..on an Indian bike.. in Iran....wow ....just wow... People there are really friendly, liked how that Iranian man came and guided you in that tight coner. The landscapes keeps getting better and better. That thousand year old town, even in ruins looks amazing, in it's peak times it must have been an spectacle place to stay in. All the best Noraly. Drive safe and take care.
natcole correia you can buy royal Enfield any where ..
@Prashant Singh I believe they meant as in Actually an Indian bike...as in she bought it In India.. :)
@@prshntsingh89 your right, But actually she purchased her bike in Delhi, India ...her registration starts with DL
Proud to be Indian ?
@@froggyy very much proud
I didn't expect this ..... shame on our Media .. beautiful people
It's like every where around the world, there are good people and some bad people, you may get robed here too, as I said there are some bad guys, but everything is good except the government, for people like me who make money with dollar, everything is cheap, water, electricity and etc, if you make your money with dollars and live here, you can live a rich life style, although I'm not making a lot of dollars but in general I have a good life economically even with sanctions uppon us, but if you don't consider the government and sharia law, other things are good, people are kind and helping each other.
Perhaps you should shame your president for demonizing this country and its people.
So unfortunate for most people around the world they will never see this side of people living and existing in their own country, they watch TV and NEWS views that televise the sensational and not so good events. It's a wonderful that travellers like Norlay and others share there experiences with us, good experiences.....I wish her well in her travels.
Politician and religious leaders have made every thing bad worldwide... Iran Iraq Afghanistan Pakistan r worst affected
@am kio Fair enough, I checked her profile, tube tube is not American. It seems that blaming the media for one's own lack of knowledge has become so common in the US that I just assumed she was. Meanwhile, Noraly is showing us that media also educates.
(A guy from Greece) When i was living in Montreal i realized how close is Greek culture to Iran's . They are amazing people , very socialized , very cleaver , with a deep love for communicate and interact with foreigners. The only problem is that they have oil in their land ....
well said
spot on mate all the problem rises from oil, unfortunately not the people.
Persia .greece. china .india . Main civilizations .
You can probably thank Alexander the great for those similarities.
@@stevenleslie8557 mmmm........no
Its the enviroment mostly that makes us people around Greece thinking and acting with the same way. Too much information from our landscapes , mountains every five minutes ,sea every two hours , lakes , so many diffirent forms of life in pants trees and also animals , small islands everywhere rivers .......
I remember the first time i went to Quebec from Montreal , not even a single hill not even a road turn , just 7 hours of fields .
Thats the big diffirence , we are sharing a paradise , with only one problem called Turkey ...
Wow! Epic hospitality in Iran 🇮🇷. Iranians are beautiful people. Such a decent people. Masha Allah.
Oh my heart is full and aches at the same time. How incredibly joyful and welcoming they are! What I’m learning from your travels is it’s the people in power and the rich that tell us we’re different and to be afraid so we won’t meet these wonderful people, unite with them and just take care of each other. All this manipulation just so the 1% can have their wars and make more money and have more power. Thank you for sharing the beauty of the land and more importantly the beauty of the people xo peace and light
Starting at video 7:40 - The fine Iranian people brought tears to my eyes... - I'm a Conservative thinking, naturalized Citizen living in the U S A.
Long live and warm love to the American people from iran🇮🇷🇺🇲
OMG love iran people..
Greeting from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩
Hope, 1 day will be there
Hope to see you✌️🌷
Ishallah , you’re welcome anytime except during the Covid tho 😂. 🌹🙏🏻🇮🇷
we love you too❤
We love you too
I had been in Jakarta for one month
I had an amazing time there with your lovely people God bless Indonesia
Iran is one of my favourite countries i ever visited.
I was there July 2018. Tehran, Esfahan, Kashan. The people are the best in the world.
I miss you all Persian, I love you all and I’m proud of you 💕
I’m kinda going backwards on your journey, I’ve seen season 5, 6, and 7. Now starting at Season 1 forward.
I absolutely love this episode. The response from the communities is heartwarming. Especially with the women, and young girls. Just being on your own, exploring, doing you, has such a tremendous impact of possibilities. Positive, empowering, beautiful, and clearly adored by Irans people.
This episode like many others, made me smile.
Some of these people will never forget you. The friendly, beautiful woman from Holland, on the motorbike, interested in their world.
how can you possibly know their world??
@@ilmrahil That person DID NOT say they knew their world.......what are you talking about? It's not a very hard comment to comprehend. Take your negativity elsewhere
I'm amazed by how awesome the Iranians are.
What a beautiful people.
I'm along for the trip, Noraly.
Let's go!
This should be shown to the American who r putting restrictions on Iran . Love u Iran from 🇮🇳🇮🇳
believe me mostly us iranians who are living in iran dont like indians.
@@haseebaamjed6297 oh I didn't know that dear. And what's the reason for that
SABHYA SINGH Because he's not Iranian, Iranians like everybody even Americans, it's only American government they have issues with.
@@thatman4924 oh .... I wondered why Iranian will hate India . But I couldn't think that he is spreading fallacy . But thanks to you for giving me the true picture. Love Iran
@@thatman4924 we have our history together since Indus valley civilization and it still continuing feeling so great . I am obsessed with watching videos on Iran . Hoping to visit it soon to see it's beauty and it's welcoming people. Love u again ❤💛💚💙💙💜♥💖💗💓💞💕 Iranians
This video has changed my thoughts about Iran. the people are lovely and amazing. Thank u Noraly for showing us how beautiful and kind they are. Really appreciate it.
Wow. People were so welcoming and kind. Good, meal invitations, explaining things. Beautiful 😍
The gratitude bring tears to my eyes. Iranians seems to be genuinely beautiful people.
Our Iranians friends are the best in the world.....love from India 🙏❤️🤝
I'm from India 🇮🇳💝
Thank you friend. ☺️
u r best friends support pakistan in kashmir. ..(i m also frm india..)
@@ps700s3 lol... We support India, not terrorists.
@@ps700s3 islam zindabad
99% of all motobloggers have shown vids of the immense hospitality of the Iranians as a common trait. I got to go...
im american so it might be an issue :(
holdmybeer so am I. In college I took Farsi and from Iranian friends and ppl I have met since, I don’t think that will not be the case (Iranians not liking us).
you wrong even asian vloggers have shown how friendly Iranians are, shame on US
@@diegofianza3525 I don't know that you would have an issue, the problems are at the government to government level. I believe on the people to people level as long as a person is respectful, friendly and helpfully learns the standard greeting along with thankyou and please...it should be very enjoyable. Entry into Iran might be more difficult.
@@holdmybeer This American vlogger found no problem th-cam.com/video/I8K62Jb-Rok/w-d-xo.html
Iranian people are just...wonderful. Every video I see of them, they are consistently genuinely kind and generous. So many speak English!
Lovely to see the people of Iran. 🙏❤️
I am a Zoroastrian Irani from India. A huge fan.... You are lucky to see a fire temple from within as in most other places no one else is allowed except Zoroastrians.
have all zoroastrian moved out from iran ? how is situation there for people who still believe in original religion of iran ?
@@nepaliman5716 no there are still Iranians who believe in Zoroastrianism (Mazdayasna) in Iran right now :
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoroastrians_in_Iran
Zoroastrians are the oldest religious community of Iran. Prior to the Muslim conquest of Persia, Zoroastrianism was the primary religion of the nation. It originated from the pre-Zoroastrian Religion of Iran, Iranic paganism.
According to the country's official census, there were between25,000-60,000 Zoroastrians within the country.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_Zoroastrian_population
@GG Thank you for explanation - very interesting ....
Oh so lovely, I can't wait to go with my daughter.
That was so cool how that family invited you for lunch! what beautiful hospitality :)
Noraly, I have been watching your content for weeks now, really enjoy it. One thing that struck me watching this one is how different the reality is (of kind and friendly people) so different from what we are being fed by media and politics...
so beautiful to see the hospitality and kindness of the iranian people!
This episodes from Iran makes me wanna go to Iran :)
I wish you had accepted the lunch invitation. Some of the most intriguing moments in your spectacular videos are when you delve into the lives and culture of people you meet along the way.
Just ny words
*my
Agreed!
Agreed
Wow, such an amazing country! I wish more and more people will discover Its beauty and beautiful people... :)
Your wouldn't find any country as good as Iran their hospitality is unique also I m from Afghanistan!
You are welcome to iran 🌼
Iranian people are so nice and kind. I had few friends from Iran while I was living in Greece.
amazing how warm the people from iran are. totally different from what you usually see them portrayed on media. good job noraly,
Wow...the people of Iran are so friendly..thanks for showing us that.
The endless beauty of my country and hospitality of Iranians will have you back. ✌🏼
Iran is amazing, I really like this country, great people. Greetings from Poland
Dobrze prawisz:)
I've only met a few Iranians but they have all been the friendliest most welcoming people. Beautiful culture
Never knew how friendly Iranian people are. Such a different outlook on Iranian people.
this is everywhere the case,. local normal people are fine, its some governments that suck bad.
Wow, amazing people, amazing country. Hopefully, I can visit there in the future. (I am Canadian)
I hope to come to canada i love torento❣❣❣❣🇮🇷
You are welcome to my country
Let me give you a free advice ,it might be free but very precious advice it is ,
When American call someone bad people ,don’t believe it ,but whatever bad they say about a country ,consider that country as a very beautiful and very humble and nice people , I’m from Afghanistan
I'd love to go to Iran and spend time there. The people are amazing. I'm sure Afghanistan is beautiful, but as a westerner, I value keeping my head.
@@AnAbortiveRomance .... yes, an abortive head it must be.
@Amir Safari عزیز مایی داداش
@@AnAbortiveRomanceYou doing a right thing body! Afghanistan isn't safe that's why I left there lol
You're doing the same thing to Americans. There are many good American people who are kind, humble and respectful.
Pretty cool and everyone so friendly! Also way cool the towers in town for the air conditioning!! Smart people!
You can't imagine how cool and pleasant it is inside on hot desert days with this ancient air conditioning system.
Drew brinky and other travelers have always said people in Iran are so travelers friendly good at heart its so amazing to see them in your video
You went to see some tourist attractions and became a tourist attraction yourself. ^o^ Also great how nice you were to let everyone take photos with you. A gracious person amongst a welcoming & gracious people. Fantastic video.
I cried tears of joy seeing and hearing how kind ppl were to you. So much love ❤️
Dry your tears!!only lets visit around world .and sure welcome to my lovely country iran!
You have shown Iran in a true light such loverly people and so caring well done loverly film to watch 💕🇬🇧
You deserve more subscribers and more respect from all ! Thank you for your videos!
I love this video so much. It is wonderful to see the people and ladies invite you to eat. I love seeing the local people and the street vendors for food. This is such a happy video.
Howdy IB! Wow this video was a cultural gem! You had an experience with the locals that warmed my heart. As I am watching 4 years later I pray that peace is with those lovely families that so enjoyed meeting you. When I read the comments about people hating Americans it is so sad because it is that kind of rhetoric that will keep us from visiting. Thank you for letting everyone see another side of this wonderful country. Bless y’all
People there are soo friendly ❤️❤️ awsome view 🔥
You have shown the real iran ,my image of iran comes from the news and it's completely different
Thank you for showing us this.Best of luck and safe ride
Thank you Iran..of taking care of Noraly..Godbless your Nation and best of luck to Norali.
I’ve seen so many travel vlogs and Iran surpasses the most friendly and welcoming people by far! ❤
I watch all your videos all over the world and just LOVE all the countries you share....but this video has inspired me to go to Iran. I am a 67 year old woman... world travelled in truck and Land Rover. Thank you so much. you inspire me.....and you are Dutch. :) ....ha ha me too but I live in Australia
Iranian people are so friendly and humble greetings from New Zealand
Iran has wonderful people 😍
Thank youuu😀
So nice and welcoming, what a beautiful part of the 🌎 world.
In the West we see and hear so much negative reporting of Iran, but I can't believe how warm and welcoming the Iranian people are in this video. It restores your faith in humanity. A big thumbs up for all the kind and friendly Iranians!
I find myself falling for people's & cultures from all over the world from these videos. Places & people's, & cultures that where I am from would rather give us the impression that they are not so friendly, yet are the exact opposite of what they would have us believe, and in fact are very civilized, hospitable, welcoming, & attractive culture's, peoples, & places. Places I would have not know if not for these videos, at least not any time soon. My eyes have been opened up to the reality of it outside of their impressions they leave here. This is the understanding the world needs & every bit as educational as it is useful. Keep up the good work Noraly.
Through her videos, Noraly is doing more to spread peace and understanding among nations than any diplomats I know of. The United Nations should hire her as its chief goodwill ambassador!
UN is corrupt like all politicians parasites.
She better stay away from united nation and continue doing the great job that she is doing on her own.
Your videos changed my view alot thanks for sharing..
Stay Safe 🙏🏽
Just catching up with the first trip and Iran looks amazing and a really beautiful people
I love Iranian people, they are amazingly kind and friendly. My best wishes for Iranian people from a Mexican living in the Czech Republic.
My soul feels such a deep connection to the Iranian people.. brings me to tears 😭
We love you from the 🇺🇸🙏🏻
we love u from Iran 💜
Yazd has been the centre Zoroastrianism since the Sassanid era, fire temples, wind towers and Yakhchals (eng: ice holes), it's an amazing place to visit.
Freddie Mercury comes from a Zoroastrian family. His funeral was conducted by a Zoroastrian Priest.
@@random_eskimo_in_the_rockies Yes, i first heard from him watching the Bohemian rhapsody!
Fredie Mercury family migrated to Africa from my town bulsar in gujarat
Hense fredie bulsara
Town now known as valsad
Over here, the center of 'ice holes' is Washington, DC.
This video will inspire others to visit Iran! Thanks.
i didnt know that Iran is such a nice place 👌✌️👍
I'm from Iran and so glad to see this video
Yazd is one of the most beautiful city in Iran
Are you from Gilan?
@@sayed6479
No, I'm not
@@fatemeparastesh9553 thanks for replying
Such kind people. I caught myself smiling at the screen. Great video
Such nice poeple man. The media would never show you this. Amazing. Much strength and happiness to you Noraly..
I’m very proud and tearful to see what wonderful hosts my people are. To see them like this to westerners is amazing. This is what they are famous for. They are the worlds best hosts and take great pride in that. Even I didn’t realize the Extent of their friendly nature during tough times. Amazing. Thanks for showing us the country. I love the scenery it’s so amazing!
It's truly humbling watching the welcome you get in Iran. What a lovely nation with great people.
It is so nice see Iran from your perspective! It’s great to go back and watch these early episodes a second time. It’s been a while since you were there!
Your trips do not cease to amaze me! Great, great show, Noraly. Godspeed.
Iranian people are so warm & welcoming.. Lovely place lovely people. In love from India ❤️🇮🇳
Iran looks amazing. It is not what the media portray. Thank you for showing us the real Iran
You are a bubbly person carrying a fine personalty and attitude on your ride across nations. It provides you with pleasant reception and the love of the people you come across.
You have provided a realistic look of the friendly Iranian people ever ready to help. It's rich history and the historic ruins in the video, indicate a civilization of industrious and talented people.We have been fed hate and rubbish by the biased media. Iran is definitely worth a visit. Best Regards from Malaysia.
am kio thanks. Hers, is the only travel motorbike riding videos, I follow regularly. The different situations, harsh road conditions, scary jungles on both sides of the road in tropical and equatorial areas that she goes through without the slightest fear is amazing. Her pleasant character and bold spirit is very inspiring.
I used to travel daily 80 miles (to and fro) [128 km] to work in a remote oil palm plantation area. Daily, I used to see some 4 different species of monkeys and snakes crossing the roads. I travel on Hinda Classic 100 cc motorbike. I had even slowed abruptly to avoid hitting a monkey abruptly crossing the road. Using my workboots to shield the monkey from crashing on to my bike without even thinking, the monkey could bite me. It didn't. On another occasion, a snake tried to cross very close but made a u-turn in the nick of time. Travelling late at night one finds a lot of animals crossing roads and some becoming road kills.
Recently, a lady driver of a small car collided with a young elephant in the wee hours of dawn. Lady survived but the poor elephant died.
The people approaching you to take photos was so beautiful it almost brought tears to my eyes…the people are just so warm….I love that they invite you to dinner
Wat een geweldige filmpjes maak jij toch.
Jij verdient de Nobelprijs voor de vrede.
Hoe respectvol jij met mensen en kulturen omgaat en zij dan ook respectvol met jouw vind ik geweldig!
Ga zo door en blijf deze mooie documentaires maken!
PRACHTIG!!!❤❤❤😊