A city on a human scale, truly beautiful, warm, surrounded by huge mountains and personally I prefer this kind of city to larger ones that make me anxious. Wonderful video, thank you
Eli, you used the term 'rope way', which I understood because the German expression is 'Seilbahn' which translated literally means 'rope way or track'. The English for these things is actually 'cable car'.
Very pretty reminds me of my country in places. Similar in size to my city as well. I'm sure your decision to stay there for a few months has nothing to do with winter incoming?
@@trallinkton you live there? It's hilly like my city, the gardens in the city resemble the botanic gardens here and the architecture is different but still pre communist. Here it's Victorian. Not identical of course or that similar but yeah. It's also similar in size lol.
@@roryhebberd9766 Yes, I live in Pyatigorsk. Pyatigorsk is a fairly old city, founded in 1780. And almost immediately they decided to make it the best resort in the Russian Empire, the best architects were invited to build the city, the current appearance of the city is entirely their merit. The Bernardazzi brothers from Italy were especially distinguished, they are still remembered here and respected for their contribution to the city, how they arrived in those days, rebuilt the city, and lived here all their lives. It is especially interesting that there are 17 mountains around Pyatigorsk, and hundreds of kilometers further are plains, millions of years ago there was a sea, and all the mountains once tried to become sea volcanoes, but in the end they simply grew up and could not become volcanoes. So, in fact, we have not only old architecture, but also typical Soviet houses, but they are located on the outskirts of the city, were built in the 60s. In fact, I don't know why you need all this information lol, but let it be, you will know that somewhere 16 thousand kilometers away from you there is a small city, about which you know a couple of facts :)
Dear Eli As someone said here, your videos have become addictive, and personally I love the way you show all aspects in your vlog , both good and bad, cutting none of it out. And as someone else said, cities in Russia will soon be paying you to do a tourist guide for them. Congratulations, you are amazing Greetings from Cornwall, England.
We will always as youtubers, encounter rude people, in fact it's a part of life. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm also a massive fan of this channel and I additionally create content to do with life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has actually not been as good to me yet. Virtually all people who watches my content states that it is very good, yet not many get to view it. Can you be completely straight up and inform me how I can improve the content? I value your straightforward point of view.
It's brilliant to see nice Russian towns and cities that most people wouldn't know about or even think of visiting before seeing this blog. I'd be fascinated to know your opinion. I'm additionally a big follower of this channel and I additionally create videos regarding life in Russia. unluckily the youtube algorithm has actually not been as favourable to me yet. Almost everybody that watches my material states that it is top notch, but not many get to watch it. Can you be brutally sincere and tell me exactly how I can improve my vlogs? I value your truthful viewpoint.
Such a shame our politicians made us enemies in the past. Russia is a lovely country with many wonderful people. Thank you for sharing with the rest of the world.
I think they are still making us enemies. Such a shame, you are right. I'd be fascinated to know your opinion. I'm additionally a big fan of this channel and I also make content with regards to life in Russia. Unfortunately the youtube algorithm has not been as helpful to me yet. Nearly every person who watch my channel writes that it is excellent, but very few get to view it. Can you be brutally straight up and say exactly how I can improve my content? I value your truthful viewpoint.
@@SamsRussianAdventures , I will go n subscribe to your channel, Sam. Let our governments do what they will. We will be friends in spite of it. Russia is so beautiful. As beautiful as the people are. 💝I have so enjoyed getting to know Russia better through these fabulous channels. Eli is amazing n talented. I’m excited to see your content too! 👍🏽
Cities will soon pay Eli to move to their cities and contribute to that cities tourism. Eli have you ever considered organizing week long tours of Russian cities? I'll bet you'd do well showing the best Russia has to offer as well as real life Russia.
It sounds like a great idea but until a youtuber has a million subscribers, they also need a day job! It would be great to know your opinion. I'm also a big fan of this channel and I also make vlogs about life in Russia. Unfortunately the youtube algorithm has actually not been as nice to me yet. Practically all those who watch my content says that it is excellent, unfortunately not many get to view it. Can you be completely sincere and say how I can improve my content? I value your truthful point of view.
Eli thank you for introducing pyothigorsk, I never heard of this part of Russia. Only Weather we know in Russia is snow, snow nothing but snow, certainly vodka. So nice to learn that there are beautiful weather and picturesque places in Russia apart from Moscow, St Peterburgh and many more. Keep posting all the goodies...👏👌
What a beautiful city! What I like most is Pyatigorsk looks so much different than American cities. However, there are poor areas in almost all cities in America that look just like the poor areas there. Thanks for sharing, Eli!
Очень понравился Ваш ролик, Елина! 👍 Город был показан из разных видов (положительных и отрицательных). Я был в Пятигорски 9 лет назад в центри и на огромном рынки на краю города, 12 лет назад я и прокатался на канатной дороге на Машук. 19:22 Смотрю, что вы посетила город в тот же день, когда я первый раз за 8 лет прилетел в Россию (из Чехии в Кисловодск). 😀 Жаль я был в России только 14 дней и неуспел посетить Пятигорск, вместо этого я поднялся на Бештау (в тумане) 🤦♂ и немного прокатался на трамвае. Когда я следущий раз приеду в КавМинВоды (моя семя из Кисловодска), объязательно посмотрю на Пятигорск и Железноводск. Спасибо за интересный ролик!
I've never been to pyatigorsk. I can tell it has a vibe similar to old Sochi. Market people are not the friendliest 😂. But it's their problems and insecurities.
I'd say that often they are worried that they will be caught out for selling something wrong or breaking the law in some way, so they don't want to be on camera.
I’d say it’s pretty rude to just walk up to people, especially older people and video them without prior permission. Most of these people have been through a tough life and naturally question everything, especially being filmed suddenly. Maybe the complex is in your head and the failure to comprehend certain things?
Isn't a former Soviet leader from Pyatigorsk? An acquaintance of mine went there a couple years ago, he really liked it and brought back a Stalin shaped vodka bottle. He rode the gondolas too. Does that smelly lake put out sulfur? A lot of healing waters in spas have sulfur in them. It smells like rotten eggs. Supposedly, it is supposed to be good for you to bathe in. LOved the video, more like it would be great!
Wonderful video, Eli! The ‘Lermontov Grotto’ is of course the place Pechorin and Vera got caught in the rain in Lermontov’s "Princess Mary". A shame they didn’t put a sign with explanation on it...
A brilliant place I've been here twice and would love to come back again. Did you know that Pyatigorsk and Mineralnye Vody is world famous among horse connoisseurs and horse breeding, especially the Tersk Stud (Терский конный завод ) where the "Russian Arabs" originated. and today there are very few horse breeds that are not bred with the genes of the horses from the Tersk Stud from Pyatigorsk. This horse stud has a very long history and has supplied horses for the Russian cavalry in two world wars and a civil war and still breeds horses of unparalleled reputation and quality and has influenced horse breeding worldwide. en zeker de moeite waard om eens te bezoeken
It's a very beautiful city and it looks quite old, glad to see no typical appartement buildings around. I really admire you for walking up that mountain in such warm weather, maybe I would have done it too because I'm scared of those cable cars 😳 I quite understand why you wanted to live there for a while. And your travel vlogs have become an addiction, 👍😊
I'm terrified of those cable cars too!!!! It would be amazing to know your opinion. I'm likewise a massive fan of this channel and I also create videos to do with life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has actually not been as favourable to me yet. Almost everyone who enjoys my content writes that it is top notch, yet few get to view it. Can you be brutally truthful and tell me just how I can improve the content? I value your straightforward viewpoint.
I am from Pennsylvania in the USA our countries are very similar in many ways .I'm Polish, Russian, and German mix I love your videos, keep up the great work enjoy life it goes by to quick
Please continue to make more videos like this one. The city is very nice and I really like it. I like the slower pace and the fact that it's surrounded by mountains. Thank you for showing us this and by the way you are one tough lady!
Love your slightly quirky vlogs Eli - good that you show the weird signs people have placed on walls, the grumpy shop keeper, the 'tough girl' (haha!) etc .Makes the vlogs way more fun to watch! Looks like a great place and nice that you will be living there, cant wait to see more of that region - cheers
It's all these "interesting" people which make these blogs interesting! Imagine if everyone was just overly nice. I'd be fascinated to know your opinion. I'm additionally a massive fan of this channel and I too make vlogs regarding life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has actually not been as helpful to me yet. Practically every person that enjoys my content says that it is top notch, but not many are able to watch it. Can you be extremely straight up and say just how I can improve my content? I value your sincere viewpoint.
Yes your explorer videos are very good and introduce us to so many areas of Russian heritage. Treasure Russia for the unique value it has. Good things so quickly disappear in these troubled times. The Russian past has so many good things we mustn't loose. Because once lost they are lost forever.
True. I much prefer this type of video and I think that it's really important that a person like Eli is showing us because if another blogger, say bald and bankrupt for example showed us, he would paint a different picture and people wouldn't want to visit. It would be amazing to know your opinion. I'm additionally a huge fan of this channel and I too create vlogs to do with life in Russia. However the youtube algorithm has not been as favourable to me yet. Nearly everybody who find my material states that it is brilliant, unfortunately very few are able to watch it. Can you be completely truthful and inform me exactly how I can make it better? I value your truthful viewpoint.
I love your style Eli! You're wearing such classy clothes in all your videos! Pyatigorsk seems like a lovely place to visit. Adding to my list of places I'd like to visit in Russia!
Eli is a phenomenon. It is brilliant that this channel has brought Russia to a different audience, an audience of women. As a youtuber I am aware that 95% of those who watch videos about Russia are middle aged western men, who usually comment on the physical attributes of the channel host, so to attract a female audience is a unbelievable achievement. I'm doing some research. My channel about life in Russia is 4 over 4 years now and also I have around 200 videos but I never ever get several views like Dan. Can you remember why you initially made a decision to click on that first video? Have you always been interested in Russia? Can you help me by watching my content and tell me what is wrong with my videos. I am keen to create better content.
Thank you for the tour of Pyatigorsk and congratulations on hiking to the summit of the Mount Mashuk. It was interesting to see the statue of Ostap Bender, the character from Двенадцать стульев, at the озеро проваль. Appreciated viewing all the sites related to Lermontov. You are the "Герой нашего времени" because of your informative travel vlogs. Many thanks!
It's brilliant that Eli is showcasing areas of Russia which most people wouldn't usually consider visiting. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm also a big fan of this channel and I likewise make videos to do with life in Russia. I don't know why but the youtube algorithm has actually not been as wonderful to me yet. Almost every person that find my videos writes that it is brilliant, unfortunately very few are able to enjoy it. Can you be extremely straightforward and say exactly how I can improve my vlogs? I value your sincere opinion.
It is a really nice place. I hope I can visit soon. It would be amazing to know your opinion. I'm additionally a big follower of this channel and I additionally make vlogs concerning life in Russia. Sadly the youtube algorithm has actually not been as favourable to me yet. Almost everyone who views my content claims that it is brilliant, yet very few are able to see it. Can you be brutally straightforward and say just how I can make it better? I value your honest viewpoint.
@@SamsRussianAdventures I looked at your channel and my first impression was that it is geared for men looking for Russian women, which is totally fine but as a result of showing them as all being supermodels that go crazy over foreign men no matter what he looks or acts like is just unrealistic. Did you know that western women are very interested in Russian men? You might broaden your base to include females if you talked to Russian men about their views on dating or what they are interested in. Maybe highlight some young good looking ones because here in the west they are often portrayed is bear like angry old man. Western women love Russian accents too. Just my opinion if you want to attract some extra females to your channel!
@@marlajacques6947 a lot of women who visit my channel make that assumption at first. It seems the couple of videos that stand out to them are the videos about Russian girls. These are actually the videos that I’m least interested in creating but just do it out of necessity. Most of the people I chat to who watch Eli for example, say openly that they watch her content because she is a beautiful woman. The majority of my 200+ videos cover a range of topics. It’s interesting about Russian men, I didn’t realise that they were attractive to western women! What questions would you like me to ask? I’ll make a video on this topic. Thanks for your feedback.
@@SamsRussianAdventures yes I see that you have some interesting topics and only some of them pertain to women. I picked Eli’s and a few other’s channel because I watch them with my teen daughter. It would be interesting to know where to meet single men there and for what age groups, apart from bars for the younger ones. What do Russian men think of western women? Would they date one or any other nationality? Is the common view of them accurate? Are there similar matchmaking sites for Russian men? Are they romantic? What expectations do they have from a partner? I really don’t know and I’ve been studying all things Russian for yrs now 🤷🏼♀️
Pyatigorsk and Essentuki are the first Russian towns I have visited. It was in 1994, couple years after Soviet Union ceased to exist. I went there with a Turkish guy who was taking his mother to introduce to the family of the Russian girl who was expecting his child. At that time, I was fascinated with Russia so for me it was a very interesting experience.
Wow! It would be amazing for you to return and to see the difference now. I'd love to know your opinion. I'm also a significant follower of this channel and I additionally make videos with regards to life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has not been as courteous to me yet. Virtually every person who watch my content says that it is incredible, unfortunately very few are able to see it. Can you be extremely honest and tell me how I can improve the content? I value your truthful viewpoint.
@@SamsRussianAdventures Will watch couple videos and let you know As for Pyatigorsk, as far as I can see from the video, biggest changes are: the buildings have been renovated and the stores are full of products.
You notice it's mainly older people who get upset about filming. Do you think maybe that's a leftover attitude from the Soviet Union when people just wanted to be left alone and not drawn into anyone else's business? Seems really rare for younger Russians to behave that way.
Where would you like to visit first? It would be great to know your opinion. I'm additionally a big follower of this channel and I also create content about life in Russia. I don't know why but the youtube algorithm has not been as kind to me yet. Practically everyone who views my channel claims that it is great, but very few get to view it. Can you be brutally straightforward and say exactly how I can improve? I value your straightforward viewpoint.
Hi Elina great vlog. The name Mikhail Lermontov triggered a memory. The cruise ship of the same name struck rocks and sank near Port Gore here in New Zealand in February 1986. It was a really big deal at the time. Enjoy your commentary.
I watched this right after watching the latest Bald and Bankrupt video from Siberia. Needless to say, these two have very different styles. Things in common: Eli: It looks like the soviet union here. Bald: Hey wow, a soviet dog. Differences: Eli: It’s 10am and i’ll get an ice cream Bald: it’s 10am and i’ll drink a beer with some vodka
Yeah, I enjoyed Bald's channel more a couple of years ago when he just traveled around and chatted with locals, then would be all, "Ooh! An old Soviet train station; let's go check it out!" Lately, it's become a trope to see how many times he will say "Soviet," so he says stupid things like "Look--a Soviet dog!" I still like his videos, but the old ones are better, IMO. Eli is pretty awesome. Her English is outstanding, her video quality is good, and she shows lots of interesting things. Natasha on the YeahRussia channel is my favorite though, because she has such biting, deadpan humor. She doesn't travel as much as Bald or Eli, and her videos are kind of quaint and low budget, but she's folksy and funny.
Thanks for the great channel Eli! Really interesting to travel Russia with you. So many nice destinations. For many I am sure the country has been somewhat of an enigma.
7:07 chemical composition of the water, its mineral content. Not vitamins. Different minerals treat different ailments. Some for external use only, some for internal - it is used for medicinal purposes. So instead of taking your gallbladder out, visit one of the resorts with thermal mineral waters that treat gastrointestinal problems. There are many in Russia and Europe, Karlovy Vary is one of them.
Grottoes were in fashion in the late 1800s. They were places of quiet contemplation. Basically a carved out shallow cave usually facing the sun. with a place to sit of lay down. In england there was a tradition of building Grottoes in the gardens of manor homes and castles and actually paying a hermit usually in food to live in them.
Great video, and love to see more like this. Oh! You got my respect climbing to the top of that mountain rather then taking the rope car to the top. It made sense to catch the rope car down and your a tough girl. Hopefully more videos showing Eli’s toughness and it’s been such an eye opener discovering your channel and seeing the real Russia.
I would have loved to go in the rope car but I would be scared to! It's great that channels like this are able to open the Real Russia up to the world. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm additionally a massive follower of this channel and I additionally make videos regarding life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has not been as nice to me yet. Virtually everyone who find my material states that it is very good, however not many are able to watch it. Can you be completely straightforward and inform me just how I can make it better? I value your honest opinion.
I'm glad that she has this effect on you. Which city would you like to live in? It would be amazing to know your opinion. I'm additionally a substantial fan of this channel and I too make vlogs with regards to life in Russia. However the youtube algorithm has actually not been as good to me yet. Virtually everyone that sees my videos claims that it is very good, yet few get to see it. Can you be completely truthful and say exactly how I can make it better? I value your honest viewpoint.
Very impressive that you climbed up instead of taking the tram. I guess you're still in shape after climbing Mt. Elbrus. Thank you for the tour and for including some of the not so nice parts like the people at the market. You could have easily edited that part out, so thumbs up for not doing that.
There is another climbing way which is way easier than the way Eli choose.Also there are a lot of downhill track so bike-riders can extremely go downhill (it takes about 10 minutes to go all way down)
Wow, i somehow stumbled upon your channel and was captivated. Always wanted to learn more about the life in Russia and it's ppl. Thank you for sharing. And if i may say, the host makes the history interesting and very Easy On The Eye's. Me From Utah USA.
The only thing that we learn about Russia in the west is the bad things or the things that they want us to learn about. I'd be fascinated to know your opinion. I'm additionally a huge follower of this channel and I also make content concerning life in Russia. unluckily the youtube algorithm has actually not been as courteous to me yet. Practically anyone that views my material says that it is incredible, however very few get to see it. Can you be extremely straight up and say exactly how I can make it better? I value your honest point of view.
@@SamsRussianAdventures I become more aware of propaganda the older I get. As a teenager the only photos I saw of Russia were empty streets, empty shelves, soldiers standing on street corners, and old women dressed in black pushing baby carriages. I'm at the point now where I question everything I read about Iran, North Korea, and especially Russia.
@@bsuthe if you watch a bald and bankrupt video, you will see exactly those things. It’s a shame that these people continue to push the same stereotypes.
Когда выпивают, говорят "Выпьем ЗА здоровье". А " НА здоровье" говорят в ответ на фразу "Спасибо за обед". Зачем говорить неправильно, как в голливудских фильмах?
As a young Chinese, we all know that: Once we were young, we have a big brother, he taught us a lot, he gave us the essential industry that we can survive and not bullied by others in the world. And he lead us to a path, a red path, he told us, at the end of the path, there will be the most beautiful things in the human world. Although we have fight each other when we were drunk, but we know he is my big brother forever! One day, he died, with his flag in his hand, his head towards the end of the path. Now, i am taking the red flag and walking on the path, although all the enemies laugh at us and slander us, but we will keep walking, walking towards the end of the path, not just for me , but for my big brother! For the most great country in human history!
Such a beautiful, natural and seemingly quite city! Somehow, it looks more normal than Moscow and word famous St. Petersburg - well, I hope to see it relatively soon on my hike op Elbrus 😻
Wow! I'd love to go to Elbrus.Hoping to visit during New Year. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm likewise a substantial follower of this channel and I also create vlogs about life in Russia. unluckily the youtube algorithm has actually not been as courteous to me yet. Virtually everybody that enjoys my vlogs states that it is excellent, but very few get to enjoy it. Can you be extremely sincere and say how I can improve the content? I value your straightforward point of view.
wow, you've decided to stay in Pyatigorsk for a few months. Very interesting. Can't wait to watch your next episode. May be I'll learn if vacationing there is doable. Thank you
Hello Eli! Thanks for showing some warmer cities in Russia, also how sweet and polite People living there. Your blogs helped me to update my physical and human geography class about Russia.
It certainly doesn’t live up to our expectations of Russia. Although living in the central Europe we have always been “coloured” in our views of our big secret neighbour in the east. It seems to be a very nice town, open and green with plenty of flowers. It for sure could be a future holiday destination. Edit; when you read the note about the vaccine, I had to laugh in a sad way. Only about 60-65 % of the russians have been vaccined and at the moment about there’s about 1000 people a day to die from Covid. Yeah, the choice is really yours. 🤭
You might be interested that we have a Mikhail Lermontov monument down here in New Zealand. It is a failure too. It was a Soviet Cruise ship. It was an elegant ship, a pretty ship. A documentary said it had a culture of its own and was loved by passengers and crew. In 1986 the ship had just ended a call at Picton in New Zealand's Marlborough sounds, when the Pilot mysteriously directed the ship through a confined gap with seriously strong tidal turbulance and daggers of sub surface rocks. We never found out why he did that, but the Lermontov was terminally gashed below the waterline. Immediately at least one crew was drowned. The ship was doomed. Listing and sinking, it drifted around into the nearest bay where it was evacuated and sank. It remains at the bottom of that bay in the Cook Strait area, as a diving attraction. I was in favour of the Pilot going to the USSR to explain himself - of course that did not happen. The Lermontov's poor Captain was punished according to the documentary - I think he ended up driving a cargo ship.
In New Zealand where I live there was a Russian ship named the Mikhail Lermontov that sank when it hit rocks in Marlborough Sounds in 1986. It's a popular dive site now. Luckily all passengers got off safely shortly before the ship went down but sadly one crew member died.
Very informative, Eli! I love the fact that you walk around, I do that as well when I travel. It's very good for you, as well as drinking the mineral water.
Yes, it's great that she gets out and about. So many people just love to sit by the hotel pool for a week. I'd love to know your opinion. I'm additionally a huge follower of this channel and I additionally make vlogs about life in Russia. Sadly the youtube algorithm has actually not been as great to me yet. Nearly all those who sees my material claims that it is excellent, however not many get to view it. Can you be brutally straight up and say just how I can make better videos? I value your straightforward point of view.
Eli, You’re doing more for your country showing that every day Russians are peaceful and only want to live their lives in peace. It’s the Politicians who are the assholes!😡 (both sides). You’re Mt Elbrus video rocked! Orlando, Florida USA🇺🇸🏝😎 I look forward to learning more about Russia!
Никакой не обе стороны.наша армия не стоит под забором у Техаса.не прикидывайтесь непонимающим,ваши люди сидят в Службе безопасности Украины,они зависят от вас и ваших денег на все 💯 и этот план задуман давно.сша просто нужна была эта война
Beautiful city and nature, thanks very much. This is your second video where you have been alone. One has to be proactive in life. It is not necessary to be in a deserted place nor climb a mountain alone. I admire your tenacity, courage and confidence, but prevention is better than cure. Please consider your safety beforehand and always.
As anywhere in the world unfortunately there’re rude people. I’m very sorry for your market filming experience! You even told her that you’re just a vlogger. I think the gentleman in the next shop wasn’t welcoming either and so you decided to exit the market.Guess the vendors there are just old Soviet folks,suspicious of cameras of any sorts. But keep your chin up, you make excellent videos!
@@MaryJones-fs4wf vlogging isn’t commercial movie making that one has to choose location, take permission etc. it’s spontaneous.Vloggers aren’t intrusive but they’re not shy either. How do you know “old Soviet,folks” isn’t true? Are you from there? Your name doesn’t suggest so.
It's great to see Eli showcasing beautiful places that many wouldn't consider or even have thought about before. I'd love to know your opinion. I'm additionally a substantial fan of this channel and I too create vlogs with regards to life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has not been as courteous to me yet. Practically every person who views my vlogs claims that it is top notch, but very few get to view it. Can you be completely straightforward and inform me how I can make it better? I value your straightforward opinion.
Eli, I think its a great idea that you make these exploration videos while living in different parts of Russia. I would describe you as a tough girl, bit of a dare devil 😈and a little nuts (but most brilliant people usually are nuts).
Eli, you make the best videos !! You should do like another TH-camr..." Bald and Bankrupt" ...when local people say " you can not record videos here" , he replies.." is this the Soviet Union ? Are you KGB ? " Mind your own business ! " I think it's sad they are like this but I understand why . I'm looking forward to the next video !!
I think it's a lot nicer in summer. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm also a massive follower of this channel and I also create videos regarding life in Russia. I don't know why but the youtube algorithm has not been as courteous to me yet. Practically everyone who views my videos states that it is excellent, unfortunately not many are able to enjoy it. Can you be brutally sincere and inform me how I can improve? I value your honest viewpoint.
Interesting ,intelligent,young lady who has a gift of communication in the English language.being from what appears a privileged background?,but seems genuine.
She certainly is well spoken. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm likewise a substantial fan of this channel and I also make vlogs with regards to life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has actually not been as courteous to me yet. Virtually everyone who enjoys my material says that it is great, however few are able to view it. Can you be brutally honest and say exactly how I can make it better? I value your truthful opinion.
Cool video. People, especially older people find it imposing when they are filmed without permission. Even myself who’s 40 finds that kind of behavior intrusive of my personal space and privacy. No big deal, but in the defense of those unhappy with such. Thank you for sharing the video!
Мне очень нравятся твои видеоблоги. Но я думаю, чтобы перейти на следующий уровень, вам нужно снять видео с Bald snd Bankrupt. У него 3 миллиона подписчиков. Я уверен, что он помогает вам.
19:36 I totally agree with this guy. Pyatigorsk was my first taste of Russia - I have many fond memories... _( and I dream of returning to that region, one day... xD )_ Thank you Eli, for showing us around your world.
Thank you for taking us to Pyatigorsk! I'd like to vacation there, but it will be impossible for many reasons. Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad) is my next choice. It is a spa town in the west Bohemia region of the Czech Republic. It has numerous thermal springs . I visited once Karlovy Vary and loved it there, except getting there made me very dizzy- twisting and turning roads took toll on my vestibular system.
I love the realism you share, not like normal travel videos where everything seems perfect, yet you are still very entertaining to watch! Love to give you a big hug someday.
Last year I visited Pyatigorsk during my vacation. I rented an apartment in Zheleznovodsk, which is nearby, but I also went for a walk to Pyatigorsk and Yesentuki. I didn’t visit Elbrus, but I was in Mountain Ingushenia and the Erzi Nature Reserve. It was a very long trip. The excursion bus left at 6 o'clock in the morning and returned only at 10 o'clock in the evening. I was very tired, but it was very interesting. It’s very funny that in this video, on poles with signs indicating cities, I saw the name of the Moscow district in which I live. 🙂
My mama attended the Pharm Institute there in the '70's - she's going to be overjoyed when I share this with her. Spacibo Eli!
@@ElifromRussia WOWOCHKI 🤗💯🙏🏻❤️
A city on a human scale, truly beautiful, warm, surrounded by huge mountains and personally I prefer this kind of city to larger ones that make me anxious. Wonderful video, thank you
I SO agree.
Eli, you used the term 'rope way', which I understood because the German expression is 'Seilbahn' which translated literally means 'rope way or track'. The English for these things is actually 'cable car'.
Thank you, i will know for the future for myself!
Do you know what I like and miss
That's USSR
And same is with you
Красотка ! Я иммигрант из птг)
Very pretty reminds me of my country in places. Similar in size to my city as well.
I'm sure your decision to stay there for a few months has nothing to do with winter incoming?
What country are you from?
@@trallinkton New Zealand
@@roryhebberd9766 I didn't think my city could resemble new zealand, pleasantly surprised
@@trallinkton you live there? It's hilly like my city, the gardens in the city resemble the botanic gardens here and the architecture is different but still pre communist. Here it's Victorian. Not identical of course or that similar but yeah. It's also similar in size lol.
@@roryhebberd9766 Yes, I live in Pyatigorsk.
Pyatigorsk is a fairly old city, founded in 1780. And almost immediately they decided to make it the best resort in the Russian Empire, the best architects were invited to build the city, the current appearance of the city is entirely their merit. The Bernardazzi brothers from Italy were especially distinguished, they are still remembered here and respected for their contribution to the city, how they arrived in those days, rebuilt the city, and lived here all their lives.
It is especially interesting that there are 17 mountains around Pyatigorsk, and hundreds of kilometers further are plains, millions of years ago there was a sea, and all the mountains once tried to become sea volcanoes, but in the end they simply grew up and could not become volcanoes.
So, in fact, we have not only old architecture, but also typical Soviet houses, but they are located on the outskirts of the city, were built in the 60s.
In fact, I don't know why you need all this information lol, but let it be, you will know that somewhere 16 thousand kilometers away from you there is a small city, about which you know a couple of facts :)
Dear Eli
As someone said here, your videos have become addictive, and personally I love the way you show all aspects in your vlog , both good and bad, cutting none of it out. And as someone else said, cities in Russia will soon be paying you to do a tourist guide for them.
Congratulations, you are amazing
Greetings from Cornwall, England.
You almost wrote a letter... So polite. 🙊
The guy in the coffee shop looks so professional and genuine. The city should pay him prize for presenting the city so well.
Eli, even though you encounter rude people I always admire your positive spirit and outlook. You truly make me smile every time I watch your videos.
We will always as youtubers, encounter rude people, in fact it's a part of life. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm also a massive fan of this channel and I additionally create content to do with life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has actually not been as good to me yet. Virtually all people who watches my content states that it is very good, yet not many get to view it. Can you be completely straight up and inform me how I can improve the content? I value your straightforward point of view.
Pyatogorsk can be developed into a wonderful health resort town due to the mild climate and mineral springs. It has a great future.
It's brilliant to see nice Russian towns and cities that most people wouldn't know about or even think of visiting before seeing this blog. I'd be fascinated to know your opinion. I'm additionally a big follower of this channel and I additionally create videos regarding life in Russia. unluckily the youtube algorithm has actually not been as favourable to me yet. Almost everybody that watches my material states that it is top notch, but not many get to watch it. Can you be brutally sincere and tell me exactly how I can improve my vlogs? I value your truthful viewpoint.
Such a shame our politicians made us enemies in the past. Russia is a lovely country with many wonderful people. Thank you for sharing with the rest of the world.
I think they are still making us enemies. Such a shame, you are right. I'd be fascinated to know your opinion. I'm additionally a big fan of this channel and I also make content with regards to life in Russia. Unfortunately the youtube algorithm has not been as helpful to me yet. Nearly every person who watch my channel writes that it is excellent, but very few get to view it. Can you be brutally straight up and say exactly how I can improve my content? I value your truthful viewpoint.
Would love to visit the Caucasian towns and cities.
Now again...😭😭😭😭😭
@@SamsRussianAdventures , I will go n subscribe to your channel, Sam.
Let our governments do what they will. We will be friends in spite of it. Russia is so beautiful. As beautiful as the people are. 💝I have so enjoyed getting to know Russia better through these fabulous channels. Eli is amazing n talented. I’m excited to see your content too! 👍🏽
same politicians - especially the butcher of russia, putin - now invading Ukraine....
Cities will soon pay Eli to move to their cities and contribute to that cities tourism. Eli have you ever considered organizing week long tours of Russian cities? I'll bet you'd do well showing the best Russia has to offer as well as real life Russia.
It sounds like a great idea but until a youtuber has a million subscribers, they also need a day job! It would be great to know your opinion. I'm also a big fan of this channel and I also make vlogs about life in Russia. Unfortunately the youtube algorithm has actually not been as nice to me yet. Practically all those who watch my content says that it is excellent, unfortunately not many get to view it. Can you be completely sincere and say how I can improve my content? I value your truthful point of view.
I would totally look into one if Eli set up in St Petersburg 🤓
Eli thank you for introducing pyothigorsk, I never heard of this part of Russia. Only Weather we know in Russia is snow, snow nothing but snow, certainly vodka. So nice to learn that there are beautiful weather and picturesque places in Russia apart from Moscow, St Peterburgh and many more. Keep posting all the goodies...👏👌
So interesting 🤩 thanks for sharing these amazing places Eli
Катюха , когда твои ролики ждать ? 💐😁
Excited to see if y'all froze!!🧊🥶
Wow, Im suprised) Love you both!
Eli i love how you present the cultural side of Pyatigorsk. It prods us to visit Russia's warmer side. Such beauty presentor. Keep up.
A new video from you always makes my day! 🙂 Спасибо!
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What a beautiful city! What I like most is Pyatigorsk looks so much different than American cities. However, there are poor areas in almost all cities in America that look just like the poor areas there. Thanks for sharing, Eli!
Очень понравился Ваш ролик, Елина! 👍 Город был показан из разных видов (положительных и отрицательных). Я был в Пятигорски 9 лет назад в центри и на огромном рынки на краю города, 12 лет назад я и прокатался на канатной дороге на Машук.
19:22 Смотрю, что вы посетила город в тот же день, когда я первый раз за 8 лет прилетел в Россию (из Чехии в Кисловодск). 😀 Жаль я был в России только 14 дней и неуспел посетить Пятигорск, вместо этого я поднялся на Бештау (в тумане) 🤦♂ и немного прокатался на трамвае. Когда я следущий раз приеду в КавМинВоды (моя семя из Кисловодска), объязательно посмотрю на Пятигорск и Железноводск.
Спасибо за интересный ролик!
Hey, you climbed the highest mountain in Europe! You are a "tough girl".
@@ElifromRussia sister i un subscribe your channel 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@Jože Ws brother Pakistan is not terrorist swear to God India is terrorists country in the world
@Jungli Manus randistan matlab India big terrorists country hy or randistan matlab India ky pita ka naam hy Pakistan
I've never been to pyatigorsk. I can tell it has a vibe similar to old Sochi. Market people are not the friendliest 😂. But it's their problems and insecurities.
I'd say that often they are worried that they will be caught out for selling something wrong or breaking the law in some way, so they don't want to be on camera.
Hey Slava giving respect to you!
I really enjoyed my trip there in 2018!
I’d say it’s pretty rude to just walk up to people, especially older people and video them without prior permission. Most of these people have been through a tough life and naturally question everything, especially being filmed suddenly. Maybe the complex is in your head and the failure to comprehend certain things?
Eli you always draw me in, you show us the human side of Russia it’s an amazing place and peoples
Isn't a former Soviet leader from Pyatigorsk? An acquaintance of mine went there a couple years ago, he really liked it and brought back a Stalin shaped vodka bottle. He rode the gondolas too. Does that smelly lake put out sulfur? A lot of healing waters in spas have sulfur in them. It smells like rotten eggs. Supposedly, it is supposed to be good for you to bathe in. LOved the video, more like it would be great!
Бывший советский лидер был из Ставрополя.
Wonderful video, Eli! The ‘Lermontov Grotto’ is of course the place Pechorin and Vera got caught in the rain in Lermontov’s "Princess Mary". A shame they didn’t put a sign with explanation on it...
Wonderful city, paz y mucho sol , otra maravilla de la madre Rusia
A brilliant place I've been here twice and would love to come back again.
Did you know that Pyatigorsk and Mineralnye Vody is world famous among horse connoisseurs and horse breeding, especially the Tersk Stud (Терский конный завод ) where the "Russian Arabs" originated. and today there are very few horse breeds that are not bred with the genes of the horses from the Tersk Stud from Pyatigorsk.
This horse stud has a very long history and has supplied horses for the Russian cavalry in two world wars and a civil war and still breeds horses of unparalleled reputation and quality and has influenced horse breeding worldwide.
en zeker de moeite waard om eens te bezoeken
It's a very beautiful city and it looks quite old, glad to see no typical appartement buildings around. I really admire you for walking up that mountain in such warm weather, maybe I would have done it too because I'm scared of those cable cars 😳 I quite understand why you wanted to live there for a while. And your travel vlogs have become an addiction, 👍😊
I'm terrified of those cable cars too!!!! It would be amazing to know your opinion. I'm likewise a massive fan of this channel and I also create videos to do with life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has actually not been as favourable to me yet. Almost everyone who enjoys my content writes that it is top notch, yet few get to view it. Can you be brutally truthful and tell me just how I can improve the content? I value your straightforward viewpoint.
@@SamsRussianAdventures I am no good really on giving advice on that matter since I couldn't make a half decent video to save my life...
I am from Pennsylvania in the USA our countries are very similar in many ways .I'm Polish, Russian, and German mix I love your videos, keep up the great work enjoy life it goes by to quick
Bruh you are confused 😅
Please continue to make more videos like this one. The city is very nice and I really like it. I like the slower pace and the fact that it's surrounded by mountains. Thank you for showing us this and by the way you are one tough lady!
I wish Best of luck and lots of happiness to all readers of this. 💖
Emma from London
Love your slightly quirky vlogs Eli - good that you show the weird signs people have placed on walls, the grumpy shop keeper, the 'tough girl' (haha!) etc .Makes the vlogs way more fun to watch! Looks like a great place and nice that you will be living there, cant wait to see more of that region - cheers
It's all these "interesting" people which make these blogs interesting! Imagine if everyone was just overly nice. I'd be fascinated to know your opinion. I'm additionally a massive fan of this channel and I too make vlogs regarding life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has actually not been as helpful to me yet. Practically every person that enjoys my content says that it is top notch, but not many are able to watch it. Can you be extremely straight up and say just how I can improve my content? I value your sincere viewpoint.
Yes your explorer videos are very good and introduce us to so many areas of Russian heritage. Treasure Russia for the unique value it has. Good things so quickly disappear in these troubled times. The Russian past has so many good things we mustn't loose. Because once lost they are lost forever.
True. I much prefer this type of video and I think that it's really important that a person like Eli is showing us because if another blogger, say bald and bankrupt for example showed us, he would paint a different picture and people wouldn't want to visit. It would be amazing to know your opinion. I'm additionally a huge fan of this channel and I too create vlogs to do with life in Russia. However the youtube algorithm has not been as favourable to me yet. Nearly everybody who find my material states that it is brilliant, unfortunately very few are able to watch it. Can you be completely truthful and inform me exactly how I can make it better? I value your truthful viewpoint.
I was shortly in Pyatigorsk in 1989 as passthrough location to Nalchik. It was everything so chip at that time.
I love your style Eli! You're wearing such classy clothes in all your videos! Pyatigorsk seems like a lovely place to visit. Adding to my list of places I'd like to visit in Russia!
Eli is a phenomenon. It is brilliant that this channel has brought Russia to a different audience, an audience of women. As a youtuber I am aware that 95% of those who watch videos about Russia are middle aged western men, who usually comment on the physical attributes of the channel host, so to attract a female audience is a unbelievable achievement. I'm doing some research. My channel about life in Russia is 4 over 4 years now and also I have around 200 videos but I never ever get several views like Dan. Can you remember why you initially made a decision to click on that first video? Have you always been interested in Russia? Can you help me by watching my content and tell me what is wrong with my videos. I am keen to create better content.
Thank you for the tour of Pyatigorsk and congratulations on hiking to the summit of the Mount Mashuk. It was interesting to see the statue of Ostap Bender, the character from Двенадцать стульев, at the озеро проваль. Appreciated viewing all the sites related to Lermontov. You are the "Герой нашего времени" because of your informative travel vlogs. Many thanks!
Wow I really really love Russia... i wanna live in Russia... such beautiful place on earth.. 😍😍😍
depends on a season tbh
😍🤩🤩Very surprised by this magical place Pyatigorks, very cozy and very historical 🥰
It's brilliant that Eli is showcasing areas of Russia which most people wouldn't usually consider visiting. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm also a big fan of this channel and I likewise make videos to do with life in Russia. I don't know why but the youtube algorithm has actually not been as wonderful to me yet. Almost every person that find my videos writes that it is brilliant, unfortunately very few are able to enjoy it. Can you be extremely straightforward and say exactly how I can improve my vlogs? I value your sincere opinion.
I don’t know why but this area made me feel emotional, I feel like I’ve been there before. And when you said you were staying there, I felt it! 😀❤️
It is a really nice place. I hope I can visit soon. It would be amazing to know your opinion. I'm additionally a big follower of this channel and I additionally make vlogs concerning life in Russia. Sadly the youtube algorithm has actually not been as favourable to me yet. Almost everyone who views my content claims that it is brilliant, yet very few are able to see it. Can you be brutally straightforward and say just how I can make it better? I value your honest viewpoint.
@@SamsRussianAdventures I looked at your channel and my first impression was that it is geared for men looking for Russian women, which is totally fine but as a result of showing them as all being supermodels that go crazy over foreign men no matter what he looks or acts like is just unrealistic. Did you know that western women are very interested in Russian men? You might broaden your base to include females if you talked to Russian men about their views on dating or what they are interested in. Maybe highlight some young good looking ones because here in the west they are often portrayed is bear like angry old man. Western women love Russian accents too. Just my opinion if you want to attract some extra females to your channel!
@@marlajacques6947 a lot of women who visit my channel make that assumption at first. It seems the couple of videos that stand out to them are the videos about Russian girls. These are actually the videos that I’m least interested in creating but just do it out of necessity. Most of the people I chat to who watch Eli for example, say openly that they watch her content because she is a beautiful woman. The majority of my 200+ videos cover a range of topics. It’s interesting about Russian men, I didn’t realise that they were attractive to western women! What questions would you like me to ask? I’ll make a video on this topic. Thanks for your feedback.
@@SamsRussianAdventures yes I see that you have some interesting topics and only some of them pertain to women. I picked Eli’s and a few other’s channel because I watch them with my teen daughter. It would be interesting to know where to meet single men there and for what age groups, apart from bars for the younger ones. What do Russian men think of western women? Would they date one or any other nationality? Is the common view of them accurate? Are there similar matchmaking sites for Russian men? Are they romantic? What expectations do they have from a partner? I really don’t know and I’ve been studying all things Russian for yrs now 🤷🏼♀️
@@marlajacques6947 Brilliant!!! I will get on and make that video. It won't be published for a couple of weeks as I have videos scheduled already.
It's a beautiful city of mountains!
And the icecream seems delicious
Pyatigorsk and Essentuki are the first Russian towns I have visited. It was in 1994, couple years after Soviet Union ceased to exist. I went there with a Turkish guy who was taking his mother to introduce to the family of the Russian girl who was expecting his child. At that time, I was fascinated with Russia so for me it was a very interesting experience.
Wow! It would be amazing for you to return and to see the difference now. I'd love to know your opinion. I'm also a significant follower of this channel and I additionally make videos with regards to life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has not been as courteous to me yet. Virtually every person who watch my content says that it is incredible, unfortunately very few are able to see it. Can you be extremely honest and tell me how I can improve the content? I value your truthful viewpoint.
@@SamsRussianAdventures Will watch couple videos and let you know
As for Pyatigorsk, as far as I can see from the video, biggest changes are: the buildings have been renovated and the stores are full of products.
Hi Eli pytugirsk looks like a beautiful city very green and mountains I like it enjoy your day with lots of love and peace ciao dolcissima Eli 😘
*Pyatigorsk
You notice it's mainly older people who get upset about filming. Do you think maybe that's a leftover attitude from the Soviet Union when people just wanted to be left alone and not drawn into anyone else's business? Seems really rare for younger Russians to behave that way.
Eli your Vlogs are remarkable in showing different aspects of Russia.So much to know about Russian arts, history, and culture, . THANKS FROM INDIA
Russia would be lovely to visit someday. Greetings from Seattle!
Where would you like to visit first? It would be great to know your opinion. I'm additionally a big follower of this channel and I also create content about life in Russia. I don't know why but the youtube algorithm has not been as kind to me yet. Practically everyone who views my channel claims that it is great, but very few get to view it. Can you be brutally straightforward and say exactly how I can improve? I value your straightforward viewpoint.
Hi Elina great vlog. The name Mikhail Lermontov triggered a memory. The cruise ship of the same name struck rocks and sank near Port Gore here in New Zealand in February 1986. It was a really big deal at the time. Enjoy your commentary.
I watched this right after watching the latest Bald and Bankrupt video from Siberia. Needless to say, these two have very different styles.
Things in common:
Eli: It looks like the soviet union here.
Bald: Hey wow, a soviet dog.
Differences:
Eli: It’s 10am and i’ll get an ice cream
Bald: it’s 10am and i’ll drink a beer with some vodka
He should visit this city
You can't film here.
Eli: OK sorry
Bald: No pochemu nyet!
@@youwilllaugh3136 absolutely
@@iangriffiths985 funny
Yeah, I enjoyed Bald's channel more a couple of years ago when he just traveled around and chatted with locals, then would be all, "Ooh! An old Soviet train station; let's go check it out!" Lately, it's become a trope to see how many times he will say "Soviet," so he says stupid things like "Look--a Soviet dog!" I still like his videos, but the old ones are better, IMO. Eli is pretty awesome. Her English is outstanding, her video quality is good, and she shows lots of interesting things. Natasha on the YeahRussia channel is my favorite though, because she has such biting, deadpan humor. She doesn't travel as much as Bald or Eli, and her videos are kind of quaint and low budget, but she's folksy and funny.
Thanks for the great channel Eli! Really interesting to travel Russia with you. So many nice destinations. For many I am sure the country has been somewhat of an enigma.
And now...😭😭😭😭
7:07 chemical composition of the water, its mineral content. Not vitamins. Different minerals treat different ailments. Some for external use only, some for internal - it is used for medicinal purposes. So instead of taking your gallbladder out, visit one of the resorts with thermal mineral waters that treat gastrointestinal problems. There are many in Russia and Europe, Karlovy Vary is one of them.
Hey Eli, I wish we could meet while you were in Pyatigorsk!
What a cool collab we could have made :D haha, maybe next time!
Take care!
Kseniia
Grottoes were in fashion in the late 1800s. They were places of quiet contemplation. Basically a carved out shallow cave usually facing the sun. with a place to sit of lay down. In england there was a tradition of building Grottoes in the gardens of manor homes and castles and actually paying a hermit usually in food to live in them.
Thanks for your comment. I enjoy hearing more of the actual history inside tourism. Tourism can become boring quickly when not elaborated.
Great video, and love to see more like this. Oh! You got my respect climbing to the top of that mountain rather then taking the rope car to the top. It made sense to catch the rope car down and your a tough girl. Hopefully more videos showing Eli’s toughness and it’s been such an eye opener discovering your channel and seeing the real Russia.
I would have loved to go in the rope car but I would be scared to! It's great that channels like this are able to open the Real Russia up to the world. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm additionally a massive follower of this channel and I additionally make videos regarding life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has not been as nice to me yet. Virtually everyone who find my material states that it is very good, however not many are able to watch it. Can you be completely straightforward and inform me just how I can make it better? I value your honest opinion.
So good to see other places and regions of Russia. You’re doing a great job as a tourist guide.
I want to visit Russia so bad!
You make me want to move to Russia! Another great video Eli, I look forward to the next.
I'm glad that she has this effect on you. Which city would you like to live in? It would be amazing to know your opinion. I'm additionally a substantial fan of this channel and I too make vlogs with regards to life in Russia. However the youtube algorithm has actually not been as good to me yet. Virtually everyone that sees my videos claims that it is very good, yet few get to see it. Can you be completely truthful and say exactly how I can make it better? I value your honest viewpoint.
Very impressive that you climbed up instead of taking the tram. I guess you're still in shape after climbing Mt. Elbrus. Thank you for the tour and for including some of the not so nice parts like the people at the market. You could have easily edited that part out, so thumbs up for not doing that.
There is another climbing way which is way easier than the way Eli choose.Also there are a lot of downhill track so bike-riders can extremely go downhill (it takes about 10 minutes to go all way down)
Wow, i somehow stumbled upon your channel and was captivated. Always wanted to learn more about the life in Russia and it's ppl. Thank you for sharing. And if i may say, the host makes the history interesting and very Easy On The Eye's. Me From Utah USA.
Wonderful video. I learned so little about Russia growing up in America.
The only thing that we learn about Russia in the west is the bad things or the things that they want us to learn about. I'd be fascinated to know your opinion. I'm additionally a huge follower of this channel and I also make content concerning life in Russia. unluckily the youtube algorithm has actually not been as courteous to me yet. Practically anyone that views my material says that it is incredible, however very few get to see it. Can you be extremely straight up and say exactly how I can make it better? I value your honest point of view.
@@SamsRussianAdventures I become more aware of propaganda the older I get. As a teenager the only photos I saw of Russia were empty streets, empty shelves, soldiers standing on street corners, and old women dressed in black pushing baby carriages. I'm at the point now where I question everything I read about Iran, North Korea, and especially Russia.
@@bsuthe if you watch a bald and bankrupt video, you will see exactly those things. It’s a shame that these people continue to push the same stereotypes.
Когда выпивают, говорят "Выпьем ЗА здоровье". А " НА здоровье" говорят в ответ на фразу "Спасибо за обед". Зачем говорить неправильно, как в голливудских фильмах?
As we all know, Hollywood movies are the standard for everything! 😁
As a young Chinese, we all know that: Once we were young, we have a big brother, he taught us a lot, he gave us the essential industry that we can survive and not bullied by others in the world. And he lead us to a path, a red path, he told us, at the end of the path, there will be the most beautiful things in the human world. Although we have fight each other when we were drunk, but we know he is my big brother forever! One day, he died, with his flag in his hand, his head towards the end of the path. Now, i am taking the red flag and walking on the path, although all the enemies laugh at us and slander us, but we will keep walking, walking towards the end of the path, not just for me , but for my big brother! For the most great country in human history!
The fella in the coffee shop was so well spoken. You’ve done a very polite, kind and interesting presentation of this city. Thanks for doing this.
Eli - not everyone wants to be filmed. When someone says stop, you should stop.
Such a beautiful, natural and seemingly quite city! Somehow, it looks more normal than Moscow and word famous St. Petersburg - well, I hope to see it relatively soon on my hike op Elbrus 😻
Wow! I'd love to go to Elbrus.Hoping to visit during New Year. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm likewise a substantial follower of this channel and I also create vlogs about life in Russia. unluckily the youtube algorithm has actually not been as courteous to me yet. Virtually everybody that enjoys my vlogs states that it is excellent, but very few get to enjoy it. Can you be extremely sincere and say how I can improve the content? I value your straightforward point of view.
Gee that woman in the supermarket was so rude
wow, you've decided to stay in Pyatigorsk for a few months. Very interesting. Can't wait to watch your next episode. May be I'll learn if vacationing there is doable. Thank you
Won't know without prices.
Saint Petersburg is a lovely city too:) But Pyatigorsk has the charms of a small town.
Hello Eli! Thanks for showing some warmer cities in Russia, also how sweet and polite People living there. Your blogs helped me to update my physical and human geography class about Russia.
It certainly doesn’t live up to our expectations of Russia. Although living in the central Europe we have always been “coloured” in our views of our big secret neighbour in the east. It seems to be a very nice town, open and green with plenty of flowers. It for sure could be a future holiday destination.
Edit; when you read the note about the vaccine, I had to laugh in a sad way. Only about 60-65 % of the russians have been vaccined and at the moment about there’s about 1000 people a day to die from Covid. Yeah, the choice is really yours. 🤭
You might be interested that we have a Mikhail Lermontov monument down here in New Zealand. It is a failure too. It was a Soviet Cruise ship. It was an elegant ship, a pretty ship. A documentary said it had a culture of its own and was loved by passengers and crew. In 1986 the ship had just ended a call at Picton in New Zealand's Marlborough sounds, when the Pilot mysteriously directed the ship through a confined gap with seriously strong tidal turbulance and daggers of sub surface rocks. We never found out why he did that, but the Lermontov was terminally gashed below the waterline. Immediately at least one crew was drowned. The ship was doomed. Listing and sinking, it drifted around into the nearest bay where it was evacuated and sank. It remains at the bottom of that bay in the Cook Strait area, as a diving attraction. I was in favour of the Pilot going to the USSR to explain himself - of course that did not happen. The Lermontov's poor Captain was punished according to the documentary - I think he ended up driving a cargo ship.
sorry sweet heart,but water has no vitamins,but trace elements,or salts.NOSDAROVIA!
In New Zealand where I live there was a Russian ship named the Mikhail Lermontov that sank when it hit rocks in Marlborough Sounds in 1986. It's a popular dive site now. Luckily all passengers got off safely shortly before the ship went down but sadly one crew member died.
A beautiful city to share on Friday ☺️. Take care and have a wonderful weekend.
Your perspective is amazing.
interesting indeed. "the vaccination cannot be forced" why would you take the time to include this announcement? very curious Eli.
Very informative, Eli! I love the fact that you walk around, I do that as well when I travel. It's very good for you, as well as drinking the mineral water.
Yes, it's great that she gets out and about. So many people just love to sit by the hotel pool for a week. I'd love to know your opinion. I'm additionally a huge follower of this channel and I additionally make vlogs about life in Russia. Sadly the youtube algorithm has actually not been as great to me yet. Nearly all those who sees my material claims that it is excellent, however not many get to view it. Can you be brutally straight up and say just how I can make better videos? I value your straightforward point of view.
Oh la la !
Video très intéressante ... et rafraîchissante !
Merci beaucoup Mademoiselle Eli.
Eli,
You’re doing more for your country showing that every day Russians are peaceful and only want to live their lives in peace. It’s the Politicians who are the assholes!😡 (both sides).
You’re Mt Elbrus video rocked!
Orlando, Florida USA🇺🇸🏝😎
I look forward to learning more about Russia!
Никакой не обе стороны.наша армия не стоит под забором у Техаса.не прикидывайтесь непонимающим,ваши люди сидят в Службе безопасности Украины,они зависят от вас и ваших денег на все 💯 и этот план задуман давно.сша просто нужна была эта война
Beautiful city and nature, thanks very much. This is your second video where you have been alone. One has to be proactive in life. It is not necessary to be in a deserted place nor climb a mountain alone.
I admire your tenacity, courage and confidence, but prevention is better than cure. Please consider your safety beforehand and always.
Eli thanks for your information regarding Russian federation as it's beautiful Country and we were not knowing about it.
I'm from India I like watch this video
Beautiful place! ❤
As anywhere in the world unfortunately there’re rude people. I’m very sorry for your market filming experience! You even told her that you’re just a vlogger. I think the gentleman in the next shop wasn’t welcoming either and so you decided to exit the market.Guess the vendors there are just old Soviet folks,suspicious of cameras of any sorts. But keep your chin up, you make excellent videos!
Ah that might explain it, they've been burnt by the police state before so I can't blame them
@@MaryJones-fs4wf vlogging isn’t commercial movie making that one has to choose location, take permission etc. it’s spontaneous.Vloggers aren’t intrusive but they’re not shy either.
How do you know “old Soviet,folks” isn’t true? Are you from there? Your name doesn’t suggest so.
@ Mary Jones, precisely. Well said, too bad that some people can’t understand that this type of behavior is intrusive. Thanks for pointing that out.
Paul can relate to Karen Jones
Caucaz mountains are a beautiful place, with many nations live in this area
Wow, what a lovely ,area, very pretty scenery and architecture. Thank you Eli.
It's great to see Eli showcasing beautiful places that many wouldn't consider or even have thought about before. I'd love to know your opinion. I'm additionally a substantial fan of this channel and I too create vlogs with regards to life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has not been as courteous to me yet. Practically every person who views my vlogs claims that it is top notch, but very few get to view it. Can you be completely straightforward and inform me how I can make it better? I value your straightforward opinion.
4:37 - this Armenian woman is absolutely convinced that the camera kidnaps a person's soul
:DDD tough guy
Beautiful Russia Federation. Special loves from Pakistan...🇵🇰❤️🇷🇺
@@ElifromRussia 🇵🇰❤️🇷🇺
Eli, I think its a great idea that you make these exploration videos while living in different parts of Russia. I would describe you as a tough girl, bit of a dare devil 😈and a little nuts (but most brilliant people usually are nuts).
Enjoy your videos, Eli, very informative. Please keep making them. My education about your country has improved considerably.
Eli, you make the best videos !! You should do like another TH-camr..." Bald and Bankrupt" ...when local people say " you can not record videos here" , he replies.." is this the Soviet Union ? Are you KGB ? " Mind your own business ! " I think it's sad they are like this but I understand why . I'm looking forward to the next video !!
I like Pyatigorsk! It looks very green and like a people-friendly place to live.
I think it's a lot nicer in summer. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm also a massive follower of this channel and I also create videos regarding life in Russia. I don't know why but the youtube algorithm has not been as courteous to me yet. Practically everyone who views my videos states that it is excellent, unfortunately not many are able to enjoy it. Can you be brutally sincere and inform me how I can improve? I value your honest viewpoint.
@@SamsRussianAdventures not here, that would be unfair.
Interesting ,intelligent,young lady who has a gift of communication in the English language.being from what appears a privileged background?,but seems genuine.
She certainly is well spoken. It would be great to know your opinion. I'm likewise a substantial fan of this channel and I also make vlogs with regards to life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has actually not been as courteous to me yet. Virtually everyone who enjoys my material says that it is great, however few are able to view it. Can you be brutally honest and say exactly how I can make it better? I value your truthful opinion.
Cool video. People, especially older people find it imposing when they are filmed without permission. Even myself who’s 40 finds that kind of behavior intrusive of my personal space and privacy. No big deal, but in the defense of those unhappy with such. Thank you for sharing the video!
Мне очень нравятся твои видеоблоги. Но я думаю, чтобы перейти на следующий уровень, вам нужно снять видео с Bald snd Bankrupt. У него 3 миллиона подписчиков. Я уверен, что он помогает вам.
Looks like they weren't very proud of their market. Seems like a great place to hike though!
19:36 I totally agree with this guy. Pyatigorsk was my first taste of Russia - I have many fond memories...
_( and I dream of returning to that region, one day... xD )_
Thank you Eli, for showing us around your world.
Thank you for taking us to Pyatigorsk! I'd like to vacation there, but it will be impossible for many reasons. Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad) is my next choice. It is a spa town in the west Bohemia region of the Czech Republic. It has numerous thermal springs . I visited once Karlovy Vary and loved it there, except getting there made me very dizzy- twisting and turning roads took toll on my vestibular system.
Так по-аглицки характЕрно написано "Pyatigorsk", что я, естественно, тут же мысленно произнёс это слово голосом Галустяна
ага, и канал нужно переименовать СевКав-ТВ
I love the realism you share, not like normal travel videos where everything seems perfect, yet you are still very entertaining to watch! Love to give you a big hug someday.
Last year I visited Pyatigorsk during my vacation. I rented an apartment in Zheleznovodsk, which is nearby, but I also went for a walk to Pyatigorsk and Yesentuki. I didn’t visit Elbrus, but I was in Mountain Ingushenia and the Erzi Nature Reserve. It was a very long trip. The excursion bus left at 6 o'clock in the morning and returned only at 10 o'clock in the evening. I was very tired, but it was very interesting. It’s very funny that in this video, on poles with signs indicating cities, I saw the name of the Moscow district in which I live. 🙂
Your beauty is more breathtaking in every video.