Hello, Just a quick thanks for the vids. I enjoy traveling by bike myself but when I can't, I like to enjoy other people's adventures. Your videos are not only well done, they're very entertaining and informative as well. Keep up the good work thanks again for your efforts.
I really enjoyed your video about my country, especially how you brought your content to the your audience, it was clear and very interesting to watch. Also, I like the way you explained everything about my country, in general, I enjoyed it, good luck to your future exploring. Hopefully you have had a good time. Take care :)
Great video! I've been in Middle Asia many times and I'm absolutly agree with your opinion about local people there! They are very kindly and friendly inspite of their povetry.
Wonderful video! I really envy you although it's quite clear that it is not always a pleasure ride. You are having a great time. Thank you for sharing!
That's completely true, you may have seen how scruffy we look most of the time... and those are still the good moments! Central Asia was our toughest journey so far, both mentally and physically. But at the end, we did get really great content and are so happy we did it. 2 more episodes to come!
Well done Tristan and Belen 😉👍🍺🍷 I've loved watching your Journeys through Central Asia of the 8 series and it's very true how we are here and take things for granted and how we have to protect ourselves in this horrible 21st Century, and yet countries like Asia who have nothing, and yet still share their kindness and hospitality to others who they don't know... 👍🍺🍺🍺🍺
Well said, Wayne! Many of us have forgotten what a luxurious world we've surrounded ourselves with... which isn't necessarily good for the world anyway! Central Asian people live much more primitive, but seemingly happier lives.
@@tristanbogaard I spent 6 months in Belize in the late 80s when I was in the army, I noticed the farmers were still using cattle to plough the fields, even the villages were like Asia very primitive, but they were all friendly and gave you food and water.. we do live in a very sad world where greed and power seems to rule, and I've recently seen other vids off the same area where you and Belen have rode, and that the road you rode on , will eventually be a highway and holiday resorts, which I feel may harm and push out the people who live there freely in their own land ..
Hello Tristan, I loved and enjoyed watching this video series. All of your videos are heavily inspiring, you are doing a great job as a photographer and storyteller. I am wondering at what time in the year did you do your Central Asia trip? Max :-)
Thanks, Max! We cycled Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan in the summer season-July and August. May-September is pretty much the only time you can cycle the Pamir Highway as it is so high up snow sets in quickly!
Beautifully shot film, but you warn of the perils of mass tourism and yet publish this film which will inevitably attract visitors and money to the area. These people live a simple, but basic life. I am sure they would jump at the chance of living in Europe or North America with all the comfort, education, health care, opportunities and security this would bring them. You only need an internet connection to have a virtual life on social media or a YT channel to make money. Of course it needs to be reliable and fast and free of censorship. The world is now a small place.
Yep, that's the double side of it all! My hope is that we inspire people to go there, and when they do, to respect the place and treat it in the right way. I also hope the locals won't start milking tourism and destroying their beautiful country in the process.
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Spoken from the heart!
The people you shared time with are truly hospitable and accomodating.
Awesome landscape.
Great video.
Thank you.
So amazing this trip must be! Glad for you guys!
It was! Happy to have been there before the pandemic.
Good, touchy, and honest piece of work, thanks for sharing! 👍
Hello,
Just a quick thanks for the vids. I enjoy traveling by bike myself but when I can't, I like to enjoy other people's adventures. Your videos are not only well done, they're very entertaining and informative as well. Keep up the good work thanks again for your efforts.
Thank you for your kind words, Rick. Appreciate that very much!
Wonderful! Beautiful country, warm and friendly people - all the ingredients of a life changing adventure! Nice Work.
Thanks Kevin! And, agreed!
I really enjoyed your video about my country, especially how you brought your content to the your audience, it was clear and very interesting to watch. Also, I like the way you explained everything about my country, in general, I enjoyed it, good luck to your future exploring. Hopefully you have had a good time. Take care :)
You absolutely deserved it! We really enjoyed Tajikistan and can't wait to come back to the Pamir region.
Great video! I've been in Middle Asia many times and I'm absolutly agree with your opinion about local people there! They are very kindly and friendly inspite of their povetry.
اغنيه عربيه جميله
وكذالك الفيديو ممتع ورائع
Great views and commentary. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Thanks Dennis. Appreciate that!
So nice, breathtaking views!
So beautiful remote area, and so gentle and smooth narration on the movie...I love it
Thanks for the feedback, Jun!
Great videos. Great images and information.
Wonderful video! I really envy you although it's quite clear that it is not always a pleasure ride. You are having a great time. Thank you for sharing!
That's completely true, you may have seen how scruffy we look most of the time... and those are still the good moments! Central Asia was our toughest journey so far, both mentally and physically. But at the end, we did get really great content and are so happy we did it. 2 more episodes to come!
Well done Tristan and Belen 😉👍🍺🍷 I've loved watching your Journeys through Central Asia of the 8 series and it's very true how we are here and take things for granted and how we have to protect ourselves in this horrible 21st Century, and yet countries like Asia who have nothing, and yet still share their kindness and hospitality to others who they don't know... 👍🍺🍺🍺🍺
Well said, Wayne! Many of us have forgotten what a luxurious world we've surrounded ourselves with... which isn't necessarily good for the world anyway! Central Asian people live much more primitive, but seemingly happier lives.
@@tristanbogaard I spent 6 months in Belize in the late 80s when I was in the army, I noticed the farmers were still using cattle to plough the fields, even the villages were like Asia very primitive, but they were all friendly and gave you food and water.. we do live in a very sad world where greed and power seems to rule, and I've recently seen other vids off the same area where you and Belen have rode, and that the road you rode on , will eventually be a highway and holiday resorts, which I feel may harm and push out the people who live there freely in their own land ..
Fascinating!
What a great video again.
Man. I am jealous you went there.
Hello Tristan, I loved and enjoyed watching this video series. All of your videos are heavily inspiring, you are doing a great job as a photographer and storyteller. I am wondering at what time in the year did you do your Central Asia trip? Max :-)
Thanks, Max! We cycled Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan in the summer season-July and August. May-September is pretty much the only time you can cycle the Pamir Highway as it is so high up snow sets in quickly!
amazing again, thank you guys.
Thanks for sharing!
Genieten weer man
Check ff de volgende dan ;)
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Can i get name of first song in the video.
Да это дарога мне очень большой трудности создавал. Это на русском языке называется стерильная доска .
Jemig! Wat ben ik onder de indruk van dit land. Je video’s maken het ook niet heel moeilijk om niet onder de indruk te zijn.
Dankjewel voor je mooie woorden, Dennis! Dat doet me goed :)
Beautifully shot film, but you warn of the perils of mass tourism and yet publish this film which will inevitably attract visitors and money to the area. These people live a simple, but basic life. I am sure they would jump at the chance of living in Europe or North America with all the comfort, education, health care, opportunities and security this would bring them. You only need an internet connection to have a virtual life on social media or a YT channel to make money. Of course it needs to be reliable and fast and free of censorship. The world is now a small place.
Yep, that's the double side of it all! My hope is that we inspire people to go there, and when they do, to respect the place and treat it in the right way. I also hope the locals won't start milking tourism and destroying their beautiful country in the process.
@@tristanbogaard And how many places in the world has that happened? LoL.
Be careful to not report in patronizing way. Cultural imperialism is exactly what this region doesn't need.
You are referring to Trumpism?