wooww Syifa, what an adventure, this was so, so special!! I know that cameras can't show completely how it actually is to be there in those endless wide-screen landscapes, the smells of the plains, the wild animals, the yurts (probably always a bit smoky), and the raw rides... no bridges across rivers, very few petrol stations and B&Bs, and food comes more often than not from hospitable indigenous people... and those high plains are so, so windy!!! ...God sent you an angel, when you needed one: Ray from Canada (I think), who became quickly your friend and teacher - what a perfect coincidence meeting him!! ...an unforgettable adventure, which you will carry with you in your heart, probably for the rest of your life! And I'm very grateful to have been able to witness it through your lens, your shared observations and your feelings... I can only say: thank you so much for this gift, Syifa!! 💖
Thank you Jorn! You are right that these cameras dont do enough justice. Ah, I felt so content when travelling around Mongolia, just missing proper hot showers after roughing it up for a few days haha. Yes you are right that Ray is a Canadian and indeed we quickly hit it off and travelled well together. Thank you so much for your kind and appreciative comment, Jorn!
What absolutely beautiful country. And you narrate and appreciate it so well. I've ridden motor cycles for 60 years and you did well. The bikes you were riding aren't the best for off road riding - and you didn't know the crossing well enough, so didn't realize your capacity. In Uni I spent most of my time reading of the Himalyas (sic) & Sinkiang & Mongolia, always a place of dreams for me - - thanks for bringing it to life.
Thank you so much Alvon! That's so cool that you have ridden for 60 years. Are you going to try doing the Himalayas or Mongolia in the future? I am debating whether to continue my riding journey in the UK, which means needing to start my riding test all over again ahaha. All the Mongolian ride similar bike to what we rode as it's just happen to be the most suitable and low maintenance in the country, you'll find spare parts everywhere. Unless you bring your own bike, I think most rental will provide this very same bike with a smaller CC.
@@SyifaAdriana Thank you, but I lived a good & strenuous life and am too far worn out to travel to Mongolia or the Himalayas. During my best years the area was administratively inaccessible - I would have had to have joined the Communist Party & I wasn't too eager to do that! Now I travel vicariously - as I have followed you on your adventures. Thanks & please keep at it, as noted it is very much appreciated -
What a breathtaking view. Miles and miles of untouched and pure wilderness. The curd piece that they offered you looks similar to the one that we have here in the himalayan state made of Yak milk known as Chhurpi
Girl, be proud of you. You were phenomenal throughout the ride and let me give a virtual hug to your formidable adventure ride companion, Ray. Everything on such elevation is challenging and you guys managed diligently ❤Be just proud of your achievements ❤
Thank you so much, Elisabetta! I am so glad to hear that. Yes, you are correct that everything on a higher elevation was harder. Riding felt slower and with the wind, it was an exhaustive day. Thank you so much again for being here!
Wow Syifa, what an adventurous off road motorbike journey. Glad to see that you enjoyed it with your friend Ray. Wish you both the best in the rest of the journey. God bless to both of you.
Thanks a lot, Emanuel! I am glad to have filmed this and shared with you. Thanks to my editor, these 2 motorbike videos have come to life! Thank you so much for your kind comment!!
Hello Syifa good morning. 😊 Oh no I'm sorry you got wet crossing the water. I hope you and your friend. Won't get sick. Take care your self and your friend. Have fun traveling.❤
hello, Adriana, since several years ago when I watched your solo trip vlog in Turkey until now I really enjoyed it and was very happy for you to share your extraordinary experience, even my dream of being able to go on that trip came from your vlog, sis... warm greetings from you Indonesia😍💗🫶🏻
While the book The Motorcycle Diaries (which you mention in passing) is about travel and its enormous value - my true belief; don’t forget another relevant book called Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. In that book the travel ends up taking a back seat to the deep introspective study of family relationships and why technology isn’t as important as living a better life. While it’s been 40+ years since I’ve read it, I’d highly recommend it as an epilogue to your fantastic riding journey across Mongolia. (… and congrats on conquering the rivers!)
Martin, I am impressed that you remember my mention on The Motorcycle Diaries. Did I say it on Patreon? Yes, you are right about all the above and thanks for your reference. I'll give it a look as it sounds intriguing!
Leaving another comment to remind myself that this is you, Gary 😂😂 Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment on TH-cam and please leave some more as it helps the channel tremendously! 😊
Kedves Syifa! Csodálatos videó vot, mint ahogy már megszokhattuk Tőled! Nagyon bátor és kivételes Hölgy Vagy, a férjed nagyon szerencsés! Vigyázz Magadra, a Jó Isten legyen Veled az utadon!❤ Dear Syifa! Wonderful video, as usual from you! You are a very brave and exceptional lady, your husband is very lucky! Take care of yourself, may God be with you on your journey!❤
Attila, thank you so much for your kind words. My husband is lucky but I am also lucky to have his support hahaha I often need emotional support during these hard travel filming days so we are always video calling whenever possible. Thank you so much, Attila! I love following curiosity and courage, I think these two qualities take you far in life.
thank you so much, Cristovao! I am sure you'll enjoy this too. I am hoping to release a Mongolian guide in a near future so hopefully it'll come in handy to you.
Syifa, I had watched a dozen or so of your videos and I enjoyed all of them. Coming from Indonesia, you speak excellent English with hardly any accent at all! Impressive 👍
Aw, Mario, that’s so kind of you! My English used to have more of an American-leaning accent because of the movies, books, and TV series I consumed. Then it shifted slightly to an Aussie accent during the 2.5 years I dated an Australian haha! Now, I’ve been told I have a British-leaning accent, which I think is thanks to being with Dave for the past 6 years and living in England for almost 3 years now.
Hola Adriana, he visto tu segundo vídeo del viaje en motocicleta, de verdad tienes valor de andar en ese inhóspito país, pero vale la pena conocer esos lugares y claro poder compartirlos con Lis que vemos tus vídeos, felicitaciones, por lograrlo, no es fácil hacer eso, tu esposo estará orgullosa de ti, cuídate mucho, un fuerte abrazo. Y donde dejaste esa motocicleta, porque me imagino no hicieron el viaje de regreso.
Thank you so much! I am glad to heat that you enjoyed watching this video. Yes we rode it back to the guest house we rented the bike from. I didnt film the last day of riding as I was exhausted and needing to switch off from working, but more importantly, needing a proper hot shower haha!
Hi Nicolas, please contact people at the guesthouse here: www.fairfield.mn/about/copied-fresh-subgroup/ Alternatively, you can email Murray directly and say that you got it from me: mbenn@fairfield.mn
Syifa ❤ From India Amazing nature..picture perfect beauty.. thank you for giving us almost as much as I think.. anyway congratulations to cross rivers..keep safe my dear brave lady..also hugs for Ray..
First, it's Mongolia not Magnolia. Second it's NOT part of China as Mongolia is an independent country of its own. Inner Mongolia is indeed part of China, please stop being silly with this political context.
@ sorry ,I am correcting my mistake ,your are travelling in magnolia,it’s capital ulanbatore is an indipendent country,I have mistaken as it is innar mangolia which is a border state of mangolia..
There is indeed no need for bargain. The locals live a difficult life and a little bit more (we are talking about $3 USD which is small change for you) makes big difference for them.
You are right about that! I think I regretted it after the bargain but I think we made up for it by buying so many stuff from her shop. The guesthouse often ranges for 40,000 to 50,000 Tugrik, but agreed with you that an additional 10,000 wont mean so much to us. Thanks so much for watching and for your comment!
Haha not trying to! I think any woman riding whilst making a travel video will always be referred to Itchy Boots channel as a trailblazer in the industry.
Hahaha yeah of course we had to take off our trousers and change as it was soaking wet. My socks and boots were also wet! You cant ride with wet clothing whilst the wind was also getting colder, you'll get sick easily.
You do a good job making interesting videos and have a great personality. But please do not use the name of Jesus Christ as an explanation. Even if you don't believe in Him, respect the fact that others do and hold the name sacred.
Thank you so much for watching today's video. Please let me know what you think down in the comment section below!
Sifa, don't get sick in the cold!!! I'm ashamed of you for not having a bridge over the sewage, it was great to have a Canadian with you ❤❤❤❤
Stay safe and healthy!!! Visit the best places in Mongolia ❤❤❤
wooww Syifa,
what an adventure, this was so, so special!! I know that cameras can't show completely how it actually is to be there in those endless wide-screen landscapes, the smells of the plains, the wild animals, the yurts (probably always a bit smoky), and the raw rides... no bridges across rivers, very few petrol stations and B&Bs, and food comes more often than not from hospitable indigenous people... and those high plains are so, so windy!!!
...God sent you an angel, when you needed one: Ray from Canada (I think), who became quickly your friend and teacher - what a perfect coincidence meeting him!!
...an unforgettable adventure, which you will carry with you in your heart, probably for the rest of your life! And I'm very grateful to have been able to witness it through your lens, your shared observations and your feelings...
I can only say: thank you so much for this gift, Syifa!! 💖
Thank you Jorn! You are right that these cameras dont do enough justice. Ah, I felt so content when travelling around Mongolia, just missing proper hot showers after roughing it up for a few days haha. Yes you are right that Ray is a Canadian and indeed we quickly hit it off and travelled well together. Thank you so much for your kind and appreciative comment, Jorn!
What absolutely beautiful country. And you narrate and appreciate it so well. I've ridden motor cycles for 60 years and you did well. The bikes you were riding aren't the best for off road riding - and you didn't know the crossing well enough, so didn't realize your capacity. In Uni I spent most of my time reading of the Himalyas (sic) & Sinkiang & Mongolia, always a place of dreams for me - - thanks for bringing it to life.
Thank you so much Alvon! That's so cool that you have ridden for 60 years. Are you going to try doing the Himalayas or Mongolia in the future?
I am debating whether to continue my riding journey in the UK, which means needing to start my riding test all over again ahaha. All the Mongolian ride similar bike to what we rode as it's just happen to be the most suitable and low maintenance in the country, you'll find spare parts everywhere. Unless you bring your own bike, I think most rental will provide this very same bike with a smaller CC.
@@SyifaAdriana Thank you, but I lived a good & strenuous life and am too far worn out to travel to Mongolia or the Himalayas. During my best years the area was administratively inaccessible - I would have had to have joined the Communist Party & I wasn't too eager to do that! Now I travel vicariously - as I have followed you on your adventures. Thanks & please keep at it, as noted it is very much appreciated -
What a breathtaking view. Miles and miles of untouched and pure wilderness. The curd piece that they offered you looks similar to the one that we have here in the himalayan state made of Yak milk known as Chhurpi
That’s so cool! I wonder if it’s coming from a similar heritage and wisdom having to survive this high altitude environment and climate.
Girl, be proud of you. You were phenomenal throughout the ride and let me give a virtual hug to your formidable adventure ride companion, Ray. Everything on such elevation is challenging and you guys managed diligently ❤Be just proud of your achievements ❤
Thank you so much, Elisabetta! I am so glad to hear that. Yes, you are correct that everything on a higher elevation was harder. Riding felt slower and with the wind, it was an exhaustive day. Thank you so much again for being here!
Wow Syifa, what an adventurous off road motorbike journey. Glad to see that you enjoyed it with your friend Ray. Wish you both the best in the rest of the journey. God bless to both of you.
Thanks a lot, Emanuel! I am glad to have filmed this and shared with you. Thanks to my editor, these 2 motorbike videos have come to life! Thank you so much for your kind comment!!
Hello Syifa good morning. 😊 Oh no I'm sorry you got wet crossing the water. I hope you and your friend. Won't get sick. Take care your self and your friend. Have fun traveling.❤
Unbelievable! Thanks for taking us to unimaginable places
Thank you Marlon!
hello, Adriana, since several years ago when I watched your solo trip vlog in Turkey until now I really enjoyed it and was very happy for you to share your extraordinary experience, even my dream of being able to go on that trip came from your vlog, sis... warm greetings from you Indonesia😍💗🫶🏻
Thankyou so much for showing another one of your adventures, I really enjoyed it. Amazing.
Thank you so much for your supportive comment, Bruce!
Wow! So beautiful! What an amazing adventure.
Terry, thank you so much! Glad to hear that you enjoyed this.
While the book The Motorcycle Diaries (which you mention in passing) is about travel and its enormous value - my true belief; don’t forget another relevant book called Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. In that book the travel ends up taking a back seat to the deep introspective study of family relationships and why technology isn’t as important as living a better life. While it’s been 40+ years since I’ve read it, I’d highly recommend it as an epilogue to your fantastic riding journey across Mongolia. (… and congrats on conquering the rivers!)
Agreeed 🙏🙏
Martin, I am impressed that you remember my mention on The Motorcycle Diaries. Did I say it on Patreon? Yes, you are right about all the above and thanks for your reference. I'll give it a look as it sounds intriguing!
Wonderful journey
Greetings from Serbia❤❤❤👍👍👍
Hi Syifa, that was a great video and Mongolia looks so beautiful
Thank you so much Berks! Glad that you enjoyed watching this
Leaving another comment to remind myself that this is you, Gary 😂😂 Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment on TH-cam and please leave some more as it helps the channel tremendously! 😊
Kedves Syifa! Csodálatos videó vot, mint ahogy már megszokhattuk Tőled! Nagyon bátor és kivételes Hölgy Vagy, a férjed nagyon szerencsés! Vigyázz Magadra, a Jó Isten legyen Veled az utadon!❤
Dear Syifa! Wonderful video, as usual from you! You are a very brave and exceptional lady, your husband is very lucky! Take care of yourself, may God be with you on your journey!❤
Attila, thank you so much for your kind words. My husband is lucky but I am also lucky to have his support hahaha I often need emotional support during these hard travel filming days so we are always video calling whenever possible. Thank you so much, Attila! I love following curiosity and courage, I think these two qualities take you far in life.
@@SyifaAdriana 👍❤!
Wow, very nice bike riding ❤❤❤❤❤❤, that is beautiful place ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hello Syifa, you inspire me to take a trip like this.
thank you so much, Cristovao! I am sure you'll enjoy this too. I am hoping to release a Mongolian guide in a near future so hopefully it'll come in handy to you.
Syifa, I had watched a dozen or so of your videos and I enjoyed all of them. Coming from Indonesia, you speak excellent English with hardly any accent at all! Impressive 👍
Aw, Mario, that’s so kind of you! My English used to have more of an American-leaning accent because of the movies, books, and TV series I consumed. Then it shifted slightly to an Aussie accent during the 2.5 years I dated an Australian haha! Now, I’ve been told I have a British-leaning accent, which I think is thanks to being with Dave for the past 6 years and living in England for almost 3 years now.
Wooow amazing.
😊 really nice - you made it!
Thank you so much, Marlene! Glad to hear that you enjoy this :)
Dear Syifa, I admire your courage. I wish you all the best from the bottom of my heart. Greetings from Serbia. 👍👍👍❤❤❤
Petar, thank you so much for your lovely comment. This warms my heart! Thank you so much
Water crossings can be tricky, skills acquired riding off-road just come in time. That being said, you did good!🙌❤️
Indeed it was tricky and mostly overcoming fear was the hardest part. Thank you so much for your kind comment!
I hope next blog will be in the Philippines next time.. I want to see you😅
Blessings and safe travel pal! 😊
Thanks a lot, Jeff!
很棒啊❤❤❤😊😊😊勇於挑戰🎉🎉🎉
I agree with you on that! You have to be brave to challenge and improve!
Where will your travels take you next?
you got through that river successfully in the 🔚, congratulations👏👍
Indeed, thanks so much Simon!
Hola Adriana, he visto tu segundo vídeo del viaje en motocicleta, de verdad tienes valor de andar en ese inhóspito país, pero vale la pena conocer esos lugares y claro poder compartirlos con Lis que vemos tus vídeos, felicitaciones, por lograrlo, no es fácil hacer eso, tu esposo estará orgullosa de ti, cuídate mucho, un fuerte abrazo. Y donde dejaste esa motocicleta, porque me imagino no hicieron el viaje de regreso.
Thank you so much! I am glad to heat that you enjoyed watching this video. Yes we rode it back to the guest house we rented the bike from. I didnt film the last day of riding as I was exhausted and needing to switch off from working, but more importantly, needing a proper hot shower haha!
Wow amazing advanture ❤
Thanks so much for watching!
My goodness you are hardcore 💪👏 Love watching your blog as always. 😘
Haha Marilyn, I'll take it as a compliment :-)
Would like to have de details of your motorbike tour itinerary as I'm planning a similar tour in may. Thank you.
Hi Nicolas, please contact people at the guesthouse here: www.fairfield.mn/about/copied-fresh-subgroup/
Alternatively, you can email Murray directly and say that you got it from me: mbenn@fairfield.mn
I’ve been watching your videos and they’re amazing! I wonder if what camera you use?
It’s cinematic. I love it!
Excellent, excellent, excellent, i really wonder how do you make videos so nice while riding, wonderful editing, much love from India 🙏 ❤❤❤
Thank you so much Krish! A lot of hard work goes into these videos. Endless hours of hardwork haha
Please kindly review the groceries price in the capital city. Especially rice and cooking oil🙂
I saw you and I really want to go there.....
Syifa ❤ From India
Amazing nature..picture perfect beauty.. thank you for giving us almost as much as I think.. anyway congratulations to cross rivers..keep safe my dear brave lady..also hugs for Ray..
It's Syifa, not Suifu.
@SyifaAdriana sorry
@@Divya-nl6zs No problem, Divya! Thanks so much for your kind comment :D
Syifa you are a brave girl ❤❤❤
Thanks so much! That is very kind!
Wonderful 👍😮syifa
Thank you so much, Kiran!
Videon berkendara motor di gurun pasir Mongolia yang baik.
Bravo 👏🏼
Thank you!!
It is excellent video, Syifa, your videos very nice always❤❤❤❤❤, Syifa, your smile so sweet ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much, Qasim!
@SyifaAdriana most welcome, Syifa, it is my pleasure
Really you are brave enough to travel on off road journey to a distance steppe lands in outer magnolia of china.
First, it's Mongolia not Magnolia. Second it's NOT part of China as Mongolia is an independent country of its own. Inner Mongolia is indeed part of China, please stop being silly with this political context.
@ sorry ,I am correcting my mistake ,your are travelling in magnolia,it’s capital ulanbatore is an indipendent country,I have mistaken as it is innar mangolia which is a border state of mangolia..
Welcome back my love.
Dont call me love! I dont know you
Hahahaha you are my favorite TH-camr
❤❤❤❤❤ nice
I am a big fan of your
🇧🇩👍
Thanks a lot!
Lugar espetacular 👏
Thanks so much for watching!
මෙම ස්ථානය ඉතා අලංකාරයි
Indeed, Mongolia is beautiful!
Insane and coooool ❤
Thank you! It was a hard travel filming day.
I really love you Syifa
Take my love From Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️🇲🇪
Rất lạnh ❄❄❄
Indeed!
@SyifaAdriana !!!
Good luck always
Thank you so much!
U can cross every limit wishes❤❤❤
That sounds wise haha thanks so much!
Too much cold ❤❤❤❤❤
Very good❤
Thanks a lot!
Hi, Syifa, how are you? Have a nice day, good morning ❤❤❤❤❤
😂😂😂 you can... never give up
Baka my haloan diha😅😅 maghuli ka😂
Please come back to Roing(Arunachal Pradesh)
🙏🇳🇵🇳🇵 love from Nepal
Dhanyabad!
Nice
Wow vvvvv nice video babe stay blessed love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Linda,vc e as planícies da Mongólia..
Thanks so much for watching!
There is indeed no need for bargain. The locals live a difficult life and a little bit more (we are talking about $3 USD which is small change for you) makes big difference for them.
You are right about that! I think I regretted it after the bargain but I think we made up for it by buying so many stuff from her shop. The guesthouse often ranges for 40,000 to 50,000 Tugrik, but agreed with you that an additional 10,000 wont mean so much to us. Thanks so much for watching and for your comment!
But as scared as you were, you were still in the frame of mind to record your "adventure." (Or perhaps mis-adventure) Congratulations. Brava!
Yeah Len, I was on a mission to document every part of this journey haha!
❤ u from Parachinar
How are you? Honestly, I have never seen a beautiful Indonesian like you.
❤❤❤❤❤
You are getting into Itchy Boots lane
Haha not trying to! I think any woman riding whilst making a travel video will always be referred to Itchy Boots channel as a trailblazer in the industry.
Hello✋👍Central Asia
Have you been to Mongolia?
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Thanks for watching!
Wow so beautiful amazing I like your video🫰👍🏼
Thanks so much for watching!
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Hi❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Thanks for watching, Sami!
@ you welcome ❤️
Hi gril biuotuful I love you too much good good vedio I love 🌹 🇱🇰 🇱🇰 🇱🇰 Sri Lankan love 🎄 🎄 🏝️
Verygood😃💖♥️💓🩷🏍️💞💞💞
Chào bạn 👋
初めまして。また、日本に来て下さい。シロウより
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Hmmm, no broken mirror...
Hahahahaha love your sarcastic comment and our inside joke!
@@SyifaAdriana Sarcastic... hmmm, wasn't intended as such, just the inside joke. But now you say... I can see how it can be seen as sarcastic hahaha.
@@RoadDestination I meant witty, not sarcastic 😂 apologies!
So stunning & surreal. Che Guevara move over for Adriana !
Hahaha Tom, honestly! What a compliment!
Karabakh Armenia Qafan Yeravan is Azerbaycan 🇦🇿🇹🇷🇵🇰🇵🇰🇦🇿🇹🇷🇵🇰🇵🇰🇦🇿🇹🇷🇵🇰🇵🇰🇦🇿🇹🇷🇵🇰🇵🇰🤘🐺
Your comment is so irrelevant to this video!
Come to Pakistan
I had come to Pakistan in 2023 and produced a video from Pakistan. You can check it on my channel.
👍👍🇳🇪🇳🇪♥️♥️
oh sori
Supp
Дахин зочлоорой
你在那么冷的河里骑车，而且你还在那么冷的河边脱裤子，😂，厉害👍我的姐姐
Hahaha yeah of course we had to take off our trousers and change as it was soaking wet. My socks and boots were also wet! You cant ride with wet clothing whilst the wind was also getting colder, you'll get sick easily.
I'm sure there must be fossil fuel sediments on that deserted high elevation of Mongolia.
Yes you are right and there were plenty of them and couldve shown it to you guys had I decided to pursue exploring it.
On ma ni pai mei hung
You are very beautiful but sadly You have married
Lol dont be sad! I am much happier having been married.
You do a good job making interesting videos and have a great personality. But please do not use the name of Jesus Christ as an explanation. Even if you don't believe in Him, respect the fact that others do and hold the name sacred.
Thanks Lorne!
WHICH ASIAN COUNTRY YOU BELONG TO ?
Hi Syifa, CONGRATULATIONS, practice makes the master. Pls see: (While-on-this-ride-called-life-you-have-to-take-the-good-with-the-bad.jpg ). ÁRPÁD))
Thanks Arpad! I wish I had the energy to continue filming and riding but had to end it after 3 days as the weather turned for the worse.
I am sorry.