I was just at the rusty ships today and I ate at the same place for lunch! I’ll be continuing my solo trip to Khiva tomorrow. My experience in Uzbekistan is totally different though because I don’t get special vlogger access to certain places and I don’t have a guide😐 But I’m still loving it, although it’s a bit difficult with language barrier sometimes.
Eric C, it is really courageous of you to solo travel! Yeah, not all travel experiences are gorgeous and grand, but I am sure yours will be very unique! If I would see / hear about how your experience is, it would be so great! Stay safe!
What you said at 15:25 is _the_ reason why I travel. Thanks so much guys for opening my eyes to Uzbekistan. It's definitely top priority on my bucket list now!
Wow... this vlog is so educational... as an educator and a vlogger this is a fresh way to introduce hidden gems which are not usually featured and learn history of some unknown facts.
Thanks for the opportunity to visit such an interesting, less obvious place! It's so much fun to live vicariously through your travel videos, I love how they're not just "Here's what we did on vacation" videos, it's not about promoting some resort in the Maldives and stuff like that, which there is an abundance of already! We get to learn about these places, the nature and the culture, it's really great teaching about world history and human diversity! You're making the world feel smaller at a time where we most need people to realize that humanity is a community, and that we all need to take care of our collective home, the pale blue dot! Cheers from Canada! xxx
i know where the Aral sea is, but i never heard but how the water disapper! It is such an interesting video! So sad to see how the industry and their ambition destroy the nature.
@@atlashere8625 3 years already, however if the music in background you're still looking for is the one starting from 10:13 of this video: "guy like me, Barrie Gledden"
It's extremely sad. In 1985 I went on a school trip with my classmates from the American school in then-West Berlin across the USSR. My two favorite locations we went to on our 15 day cross country odyssey were in your previous videos on Bukhara and Samarkand. It was great to see those places with you guys again. I fell in love as a Senior in High School with Central Asia (and it was early Feb with snow on the ground and very cold!). Anyway, flying back from Tashkent, which we went to for the flight to Kiev, we flew over the Aral Sea. I was excited to see one of the world's great bodies of water, looking much the same as the 1989 satellite photo you showed. I'm glad I had that opportunity when I did, because it will never happen again. Thanks, guys!
humbling...and a lesson...we did the same mistake.... with how we tried to "tame" the Colorado river....and the Columbia river...altering forever vast parts of our country and forever altering and damaging those regions for, the even on a human time frame, benefit of the few for a brief period with consequences lasting far into the future...so short sighted. Great series. Thanks.
It’s devastating to think about what an impact we have on a country across the world but we don’t ever hear about it. Thank you for sharing this story.
Short sighted thinking is ruining a lot of places all over the planet. Uzbekistan series is one of my favorites. The drone was used to good effect and gave scale to everything. No doubt Central Asia is getting added to the bucket list of some of your subscribers.👍
Hi from Kazakhstan! You should come visit. Yes, what happened to Aral Sea is terrible. When I was in school, I used to look at the map, and Aral Sea was big, yet smaller than before. At the time, that was strange. Then it got smaller and smaller. Now it's just painful to look at. It lies between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, and people here talk about ways to improve the situation, but it seems that it's too late. I hope not
I am heading to Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 in September and this videos I have watched around 6 times. All TH-camrs that have been at Aral Sea, this video is the best ever. Congratulations for the Vagabrothers. Unfortunately, they have not post any videos lately. Take care, Marcos
Wow! I so love vlogs to unique countries such as Uzbekistan! Hopefully I can visit Central Asia. Please continue making vlogs about unique places here on Earth.
@@IanPaulSaligumba If you ever decide to visit Central Asia, i suggest that you only visit Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. There's almost nothing to see in Kazakhstan except for several spots. I know cause I live here. Kyrgyzstan has Ysyk Kol (literally 'hot lake'). Never been there myself, but those who were say that it's awesome. There's another country called Turkmenistan but you can't get in there cause it's a North Korea type of country.
I'm 17 years old and I'm from Uzbekistan and I've lived in UAE for 7 years now but this series thought me a lot about my own culture and history. I loved it!
Tinchligi tög'ri lekin 3 örin deb aldashgan men oshanda kun.uz aytgan manbani kirib tekshirganman lekin biz hatto 10 talikdayam yoq edik. O'zbek saytlariga ishonmang!!! I agree with you Uzbekistan is one of the most peaceful country in the world
Hello from Uzbekistan and thank you guys for sharing our culture to all over the world and helping on developing our touristic potential. Really interesting and informational video. You should visit Surkhandarya district (Termez city) which borders on with Afghanistan and full of intetesting and worth seeing places. Very historycal and beautiful place.
Every now and then, I would browse TH-cam for any update on the Aral Sea. I don't know why I would always hope that there was suddenly a miracle or weird phenomenon, restoring the lake back to it's former glory. This disaster always make me cry.
Props to you guys for not only making travel videos that are entertaining to watch but also educational about the location, as well as raising awareness to important environmental issues. After watching this video I've decided to base one of my UNI papers on the what happened to the Aral Sea. Can't wait to see more of your guy's travels!
Hi guys. Thank you very much for showing this disaster having happened to uzbek people and other people living near Uzbekistan for long time. I am from Uzbekistan. I am so sorry for these people being in Aral sea who have been suffering very acute diseases ranging from some types of cancer. I believe that many people will watch this video and not ignore the urgent issue. Please people and world health organisations, help us. We need your help. Thanks a lot.
Another great video from @vagabrothers; thanks so much for showing us this place guys; INCREDIBLE! It is a very sad situation but stories like these should raise awareness on people so they finally stop killing the planet!
I am from Uzbekistan and I was never taught about this in school. This is the legacy of capitalism and Colonialism. So heartbreaking. And the people are still considered second class to Europeans when in the first place the Europeans just extracted from us and destroyed our home, culture, life. Not okay.
I've read about the Aral sea but you guys taught me stuff I didn't know! It's so important people know about the damage of mankind, such an eye opening and thought provoking film. I feel this disaster optimises human greed at the ultimate cost and unfortunately it's still happening! Thanks for making this guys 👍
This whole series has been fantastic! Well done! I'm really hoping you'll get the opportunity to visit some more unknown gems. This video in particular was done with such sincerity and sympathy.
Hello from Japan So sad to witness such disaster... However, i enjoyed beautiful and fairyland series about this country! Especially about Samarkand... Hope to see you soon guys!
thank you guys - the Aral Sea was on my itinerary however after watching you video I've decided to ditch it. I don't think I could justify 2/3 of my like and the expense of getting there I ll just a few more days in the Silk Road cities thanks again
You are so professional, guys. Going to Aral Sea, exploring it and staying at the coast is really tough journey. But You have made it. Subbed and likes to all Uzbekistan's series.
I always learn so much from your videos. I have little knowledge about central asia, but love to see your content on it. It is now on my list of places to explore
Beautiful series! Kudos to Vagabrothers for a very informative vlog! It’s so sad that this ecological disaster was man-made. Come to think of it, all ecological disasters are man-made. I wish that people would’ve looked after Earth well from the start. It’s a bit too late now.
Not really. It's estimated that if the river water that feeds the cotton crops (why even do that in the first place in a arid area when you have vast areas of green not used. USSR and Uzbekistan Logic.) was released, it would make the Aral sea go back to its 1960s levels in less than 20 years. It's about the money of cotton crops for those politicians being more important than the once 4th biggest lake in the world.
Always liking the video before I watch it because I know its going to be Great!!! Awesome job! Excited to see these videos of places I've never heard of :)
Been watching a lot of your videos and the best thing about your channel is the selection of places and your presentation of your trips...you guys actually experience these places and also spread it effectively across the world...lots of love and good wishes (someday do come to India)
Awesome video, guys!!!! I'll have to make a trip out there one of these days as I LOVE visiting places least often traveled. It's sad that the Aral Sea is shrinking more and more as the countries who own parts of it aren't doing anything to conserve it. I wonder what's going to happen to Uzbekistan's cotton economy when all the water is not there? It's no wonder why more of the citizens are using tourism to replace a dying economy. Also, I wonder if the government is going to do anything about cleaning up the sea? I noticed the Dead Sea is facing similar issues as it continues to dry up and become smaller.
It's true that Aral Sea is dying. But as one of the UN's representatives once said the Sea is gone, people are not. Kazakhstan, for example, saved the northern part of the sea. You can read more about what countries like Uzbekistan doing to mitigate situation: news.un.org/en/story/2018/11/1026701
I remember in school back in the 1970's I saw in the world map the big Aralsea and could now see what happened with this big sea. This shocked me and I really hope the people will revive it!
Very educational video! It is truly sad to see the Aral Sea, which was once one of the largest lakes in the world, dying and getting smaller every year....all because of human misuse
ARAL SEA WOW... Now ghost town
this video is really informational.. I would love to travel places like this and learn more about their history. 🙌🏽
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@@vagabrothers was it ur first trip to ex-ussr countries?
Wow😠 what if all oceans turned to ghost town.. Will our sons and grandson survive in this earth
Wamika K. Wich is the background music please..
Ghost sea not town
I was just at the rusty ships today and I ate at the same place for lunch! I’ll be continuing my solo trip to Khiva tomorrow. My experience in Uzbekistan is totally different though because I don’t get special vlogger access to certain places and I don’t have a guide😐 But I’m still loving it, although it’s a bit difficult with language barrier sometimes.
Eric C good luck with your travel
@@luizas2345 thank you. Much appreciated!
Eric C, it is really courageous of you to solo travel! Yeah, not all travel experiences are gorgeous and grand, but I am sure yours will be very unique! If I would see / hear about how your experience is, it would be so great! Stay safe!
Judy Yau thank you!
@@chaole1000 How did you get out there? Will be traveling there soon!
What you said at 15:25 is _the_ reason why I travel. Thanks so much guys for opening my eyes to Uzbekistan. It's definitely top priority on my bucket list now!
Erick Palacios Wich is the background music please..
Wow... this vlog is so educational... as an educator and a vlogger this is a fresh way to introduce hidden gems which are not usually featured and learn history of some unknown facts.
Uzbekistan is a country of contrasts!Thanks guys for visiting!
Fascinating, definitely a long lost part of the world with some very intriguing places to explore.
yeah gone forever
Thanks for the opportunity to visit such an interesting, less obvious place! It's so much fun to live vicariously through your travel videos, I love how they're not just "Here's what we did on vacation" videos, it's not about promoting some resort in the Maldives and stuff like that, which there is an abundance of already! We get to learn about these places, the nature and the culture, it's really great teaching about world history and human diversity! You're making the world feel smaller at a time where we most need people to realize that humanity is a community, and that we all need to take care of our collective home, the pale blue dot! Cheers from Canada! xxx
Hello fromUzbekistan 🇺🇿🙏
That's heart breaking. But also, what a beautiful series.
True. Thank you for watching as always Jen. Appreciate you showing up in the comments every video :)
Jen O'Hogan Wich is the background music please..
Fabulous episode
And
Good information
Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
🙏🏼🙏🏼
Namaste
¿could you make a video call, ? i want know your country
i know where the Aral sea is, but i never heard but how the water disapper! It is such an interesting video! So sad to see how the industry and their ambition destroy the nature.
Its was USSR , not some company LOL
Wich is the background music please.. Nerea
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@@atlashere8625 3 years already, however if the music in background you're still looking for is the one starting from 10:13 of this video: "guy like me, Barrie Gledden"
It's extremely sad. In 1985 I went on a school trip with my classmates from the American school in then-West Berlin across the USSR. My two favorite locations we went to on our 15 day cross country odyssey were in your previous videos on Bukhara and Samarkand. It was great to see those places with you guys again. I fell in love as a Senior in High School with Central Asia (and it was early Feb with snow on the ground and very cold!).
Anyway, flying back from Tashkent, which we went to for the flight to Kiev, we flew over the Aral Sea. I was excited to see one of the world's great bodies of water, looking much the same as the 1989 satellite photo you showed. I'm glad I had that opportunity when I did, because it will never happen again. Thanks, guys!
Wow this is totally different. Watching from Estonia. You Guys are Amazing. Who else watching from Europe.
🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thanks you my brothers and welcome to my country Uzbekistan! Love you USA greetings from Uzbekistan guys! 🇺🇿🇺🇲😘😍😊💯🎶☺️👌👍
GM UZBEKISTAN 🇺🇿 qattansiz aka?
@@ohunjonismoilov1344 samarkand City Republic of Uzbekistan 💯👌🇺🇿🌏
GM UZBEKISTAN Wich is the background music please..
@@atlashere8625 I don't know
This channel deserves 10+ million subscribers
humbling...and a lesson...we did the same mistake.... with how we tried to "tame" the Colorado river....and the Columbia river...altering forever vast parts of our country and forever altering and damaging those regions for, the even on a human time frame, benefit of the few for a brief period with consequences lasting far into the future...so short sighted.
Great series. Thanks.
Very true
J F Wich is the background music please..
It’s devastating to think about what an impact we have on a country across the world but we don’t ever hear about it. Thank you for sharing this story.
This was a great series. Hope you travel more places like this. The places that are usually less travelled by.
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Good work GUYS!
so sad, för ARAL SEA. It's a real ecologic catastrophe of the century.
Hi, from SWEDEN
Thank you. 🙏🏼
Also Deepwater Horizon and exxon valdez
Алекс Абдуллаев Wich is the background music please..
Short sighted thinking is ruining a lot of places all over the planet. Uzbekistan series is one of my favorites. The drone was used to good effect and gave scale to everything. No doubt Central Asia is getting added to the bucket list of some of your subscribers.👍
andgainingspeed Wich is the background music please..
I am from Uzbekistan 😘😘
Your country destroyed the Aral sea.
Have you got any plans to restore it?
follow @karakalpakstan.travel instagram
Clone Stormtrooper “Soviets” destroyed the sea clearly stated by the video but ok
@@arbiteras does ur country have any plans to restore everything they fucked up? worry about that lol
This is a global disaster, that's your fault.
Hi from Kazakhstan! You should come visit. Yes, what happened to Aral Sea is terrible. When I was in school, I used to look at the map, and Aral Sea was big, yet smaller than before. At the time, that was strange. Then it got smaller and smaller. Now it's just painful to look at. It lies between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, and people here talk about ways to improve the situation, but it seems that it's too late. I hope not
I'm from Karakalpakstan and i was glad to see you in our homeland guys 👍 . Good luck on your next trip.
Koblan Kalenov Wich is the background music please..
I am heading to Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 in September and this videos I have watched around 6 times. All TH-camrs that have been at Aral Sea, this video is the best ever.
Congratulations for the Vagabrothers.
Unfortunately, they have not post any videos lately.
Take care,
Marcos
Wow! I so love vlogs to unique countries such as Uzbekistan! Hopefully I can visit Central Asia. Please continue making vlogs about unique places here on Earth.
We will do our best Ian
@@vagabrothers Thanks! I really wanted to visit places like Uzbekistan because its like you are traveling back to the old days.
@@IanPaulSaligumba If you ever decide to visit Central Asia, i suggest that you only visit Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. There's almost nothing to see in Kazakhstan except for several spots. I know cause I live here. Kyrgyzstan has Ysyk Kol (literally 'hot lake'). Never been there myself, but those who were say that it's awesome. There's another country called Turkmenistan but you can't get in there cause it's a North Korea type of country.
Ian Paul Saligumba Wich is the background music please..
very inspiring video, sooo nice. your channel has inspired me to set up my own channel
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Travel Channel Wich is the background music please..
The opposites in life. All the grace and all the decadence from humans. Like a poem. Great series 🧡
You should have included Bekhruz in your videos, he is a cool guy!!!
I'm 17 years old and I'm from Uzbekistan and I've lived in UAE for 7 years now but this series thought me a lot about my own culture and history. I loved it!
SO crazy! Thank you for being willing to go where the typical travel blogger wouldn't go. Sets you apart!
The lamb stew looked great. Looking at the Aral Sea looks depressing but I love watching your videos so of course this video gets a thumbs up!!!
The lamb plov was next level :)
This is one of the peaceful country even Ranked in 3 place over the world. Very very safe. You can also travel alone...
Tinchligi tög'ri lekin 3 örin deb aldashgan men oshanda kun.uz aytgan manbani kirib tekshirganman lekin biz hatto 10 talikdayam yoq edik. O'zbek saytlariga ishonmang!!! I agree with you Uzbekistan is one of the most peaceful country in the world
Hello from Uzbekistan and thank you guys for sharing our culture to all over the world and helping on developing our touristic potential. Really interesting and informational video. You should visit Surkhandarya district (Termez city) which borders on with Afghanistan and full of intetesting and worth seeing places. Very historycal and beautiful place.
Wich is the background music please..
This is Moynaq
Every now and then, I would browse TH-cam for any update on the Aral Sea. I don't know why I would always hope that there was suddenly a miracle or weird phenomenon, restoring the lake back to it's former glory. This disaster always make me cry.
Props to you guys for not only making travel videos that are entertaining to watch but also educational about the location, as well as raising awareness to important environmental issues. After watching this video I've decided to base one of my UNI papers on the what happened to the Aral Sea.
Can't wait to see more of your guy's travels!
Beautiful historical place. Watching from Manila Philippines
Great series! Thank you for making these videos! Very educational!
Thanks for watching Alea :)
Traveling vicariously through your journeys. You're both amazing👏
Glad we can help :)
Your Travel with Olivia wich is the back ground music please
Thank you so much for the work which is done in Uzbekistan. I hope in coming years the problem of Aral sea will be solved.
I hope one day water come back, and the sea beaches will be full of tourists from all over the world.
We can be smug in the US, but we have done the same thing to the Colorado River delta.
Mike Gindling Wich is the background music please..
The Colorado River Delta is in Mexico.
Not even close and the Colorado river delta is in Mexico not the 🇺🇸 us 🇺🇸😎🏒🐧
🇮🇳 🇮🇳 Saved in Aral sea 😭😭😭 Keep more dan more tree plantation please 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
This is why I love this channel. Great cinematography and awesome perspective.
Hi guys. Thank you very much for showing this disaster having happened to uzbek people and other people living near Uzbekistan for long time. I am from Uzbekistan. I am so sorry for these people being in Aral sea who have been suffering very acute diseases ranging from some types of cancer. I believe that many people will watch this video and not ignore the urgent issue. Please people and world health organisations, help us. We need your help. Thanks a lot.
Another great video from @vagabrothers; thanks so much for showing us this place guys; INCREDIBLE! It is a very sad situation but stories like these should raise awareness on people so they finally stop killing the planet!
This was so fascinating! Kept reminding me of the Salton Sea in CA
Wow. How did I not know about this!? Fascinating
Thank you vagabrothers 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you!
Reminds me of the Salton sea
Pretty similar actually
Run The Atlas Wich is the background music please..
I love you Karakalpakstan
Very beautiful video. Nice creation. Great work friends.
Thank you 🙏🏼
thank you so much for great video and for your hard work! Nice job!
Wow! Really well put together!
I am from Uzbekistan and I was never taught about this in school. This is the legacy of capitalism and Colonialism. So heartbreaking. And the people are still considered second class to Europeans when in the first place the Europeans just extracted from us and destroyed our home, culture, life. Not okay.
This looks just like the Salton Sea back in Cali... so sad. Thanks so much for this video.
I've read about the Aral sea but you guys taught me stuff I didn't know! It's so important people know about the damage of mankind, such an eye opening and thought provoking film. I feel this disaster optimises human greed at the ultimate cost and unfortunately it's still happening! Thanks for making this guys 👍
......this was a pain to watch.
Great video! Hello from Karakalpakstan! Good luck!!!💜
Very well and professionally done guys. Bravo!
so very sad, the short term is killing the long term.
So good! You guys are a huge inspiration! Hope to be able to inspire people through my content just as you have to so many! Amazing video!
Thanks for this series! Can't wait to see this country myself next week. So excited right now
This whole series has been fantastic! Well done! I'm really hoping you'll get the opportunity to visit some more unknown gems. This video in particular was done with such sincerity and sympathy.
Thank you guys that you showed my homeland!
thank you for your honest and informative videos about the world and not just the success stories
Hello from Japan
So sad to witness such disaster... However, i enjoyed beautiful and fairyland series about this country! Especially about Samarkand... Hope to see you soon guys!
What an amazing video. Huge credit for showing and teaching about what is an environmental catastrophe caused by man.
Thanks you very much! Beautiful Nukus!
Showed this to a group of students in the French School in Tashkent, very enjoyable thank you
thank you guys - the Aral Sea was on my itinerary however after watching you video I've decided to ditch it. I don't think I could justify 2/3 of my like and the expense of getting there I ll just a few more days in the Silk Road cities thanks again
When I saw those old ships, it seems like the Aral Sea lost its water in a second! 😔
great job
i wish you prosperity.
Great series. I enjoyed the adventure and learned so much. Looking forward to seeing what is the next series brings. 👍♥️🇨🇦
Thank you Alisa!!
You are so professional, guys. Going to Aral Sea, exploring it and staying at the coast is really tough journey. But You have made it. Subbed and likes to all Uzbekistan's series.
This was great. Very eye-opening. I had no idea this existed. Thanks, guys! Very valuable work.
You are amazing vagabrothers. I use this content to learn English. It's really exciting. Thanks a lot.
Very informative. Awesome
Such a beautiful place selection and nice videography with fantastic narration. You guys are awesome.
Great video! I think this is raising the bar on travel videos. Good work!
I always learn so much from your videos. I have little knowledge about central asia, but love to see your content on it. It is now on my list of places to explore
Beautiful series! Kudos to Vagabrothers for a very informative vlog! It’s so sad that this ecological disaster was man-made. Come to think of it, all ecological disasters are man-made. I wish that people would’ve looked after Earth well from the start. It’s a bit too late now.
Not really.
It's estimated that if the river water that feeds the cotton crops (why even do that in the first place in a arid area when you have vast areas of green not used. USSR and Uzbekistan Logic.) was released, it would make the Aral sea go back to its 1960s levels in less than 20 years.
It's about the money of cotton crops for those politicians being more important than the once 4th biggest lake in the world.
Always liking the video before I watch it because I know its going to be Great!!! Awesome job! Excited to see these videos of places I've never heard of :)
guys do u know.from this year .there are two planes from Nukus to moynaq.
Been watching a lot of your videos and the best thing about your channel is the selection of places and your presentation of your trips...you guys actually experience these places and also spread it effectively across the world...lots of love and good wishes (someday do come to India)
This series has been fascinating! Love the destinations you guys pick and looking forward to seeing what’s coming next this year 😊😍
спасибо вам огромное ребята, за то, как вы показали мою страну. Это лучшее что я видела про Узбекистан.
even though i had been to uzbekista few months back -i liked watching full videos of uzbekistan very much
Thank you guys for sharing your work on such beautiful and interesting travel .. loved this series!
Awesome video, guys!!!! I'll have to make a trip out there one of these days as I LOVE visiting places least often traveled. It's sad that the Aral Sea is shrinking more and more as the countries who own parts of it aren't doing anything to conserve it. I wonder what's going to happen to Uzbekistan's cotton economy when all the water is not there? It's no wonder why more of the citizens are using tourism to replace a dying economy. Also, I wonder if the government is going to do anything about cleaning up the sea? I noticed the Dead Sea is facing similar issues as it continues to dry up and become smaller.
It's true that Aral Sea is dying. But as one of the UN's representatives once said the Sea is gone, people are not. Kazakhstan, for example, saved the northern part of the sea. You can read more about what countries like Uzbekistan doing to mitigate situation: news.un.org/en/story/2018/11/1026701
@@jahongirhusanov6878 Thanks for the source. I'm curious about what these countries are doing to conserve this precious sea.
Dying economy?
Economy of uzb is not just dependant on cotton production. Also, it reduced the export of cotton more then 2
@@unpeudevin3837 What else is Uzbekistan economy depending on?
I remember in school back in the 1970's I saw in the world map the big Aralsea and could now see what happened with this big sea. This shocked me and I really hope the people will revive it!
Very educational. Thanks for bringing us there..
Thank you for making this video, I had no idea this even happened.
Absolutely fascinating! Thanks for sharing 😊
Awesome video, guys! Loved the end comments
That was incredible. I wish I could afford to go
Great video! Thanks for sharing such detailed perspective on Aral Sea. Great work guys! ✌
Very educational video! It is truly sad to see the Aral Sea, which was once one of the largest lakes in the world, dying and getting smaller every year....all because of human misuse
One of the best and informative vlog from you two.
Nice cinematography
Thank you
Hopping into these trucks? Look like Land Cruisers to me!!!