I've always heard such amazing, gracious stories about motorcycle traveling in Iran. The Iranian people are typically ranked as some of the most generous and welcoming on the planet. Great video!
@@shonzolly But just because she is a foreigner, , they would have treated their own people differently. Many people there seem to like it the way it is, seeing little effort on the part of society to change anything
Iran, an amazing country filled with such lovely and generous people, sharing shelter and food with total strangers when life isn't easy for themselves. Looking forward to visit someday. Thanks for another great video Kinga.
@Captain Caveman its not safe to sleep in ruins, every single normal human knows that this kind of act is dangerous in iran! There is bad people every where. Where do you think people that do drugs and thief, stay or sleep in nights? in the street? no ofc they go to ruins because they know no one comes there, and think bad people come to their place and see a beautiful foreign women sleeping in there. you could guess what was possible to happen after that.
Another great video and more insight into Iran and the hospitality of its people. Those cops certainly had your best interests at heart even though it may not have felt like it at the time. Looking forward to the next video, hope your physio went well and that your leg is on the mend!
Anther illustrtion between relity and the media coverage in our countries. I am so pleased you seem to be enjoing your travels in this land.Thank you for sharing.
K..... one word: AMAZING Thank you for sharing your journey...... and for the people of Iran, what a way to show hospitality and kindness. .... Buen Camino.
I have two brothers from my fraternity (TKE) who are from Iran, Morteza (Morty) and Hamid. They are truly great brothers and I am so glad to have their love and kindness. They have a large loving family. Something I missed out on. Not so much the family. Just the love part. But I have them and in a pinch, they will always be there for me.
This 2nd video on Iran i watched, both shows great people asking to stay with them and having breakfast with them.Mayor of city took her to home from police station just for safety of single woman.
yeah, exactly. It's funny that if anything bad happens to them, they go and scream everywhere that it was not safe. Now that someone kindly guided her...
It seems every one involved had your safety at heart. May not seem like it At the time. Nice of the mayor to take you in and share his home family food and etc. be safe
I have never been to Iran but my nephew did a world tour and said that Iran was the friendliest place he visited. Now on my list :). Nice video. Ride safely.
Maybe try taking a photo with your phone when you have your tent setup so you can show it to someone instead of explaining with your hands, cool video again!
The police had your best interest at heart for sure. You think the wild dogs won't come to your tent but I desert camp home (Iran) when I go and more than once the dogs have entered my tent. Once bumped heads with me to wake me up lol. Apart from that it can also be dangerous to camp alone, man or woman. As nice as Iranian are 98% of the time, there are those that will rob you blind without a second thought so best they didn't let you camp somewhere so quiet. All in all, I hope you enjoyed Iran. My family and I enjoyed your Iran videos.. it made us miss home.
I think we should live in a world where both women and men should feel totally safe and equal. If a man can pitch a tent anywhere, so should a woman. We are not there yet unfortunately. The locals who called cops on you, were good people and did so out of concern for your safety. Knowing Iranians, had you ended up staying the night in that place, those guys would have stayed the night in the vicinity to watch over you. I'm sure it was a relief for them when the police showed up. Remember, the locals always know more about their environment than visitors do :).
@malcolm gregor sorry to brake it to you but that's pretty much what OP had on mind and what he/she would like to see extinct, although doesn't expect it to happen really.
Well........the cops DID make the point that there are wild dogs in the area and perhaps they were potentially dangerous? In Canada, a bear will sometimes come into a camp site to steal food and such an encounter can be dangerous - so maybe the cops were trying to protect her? Though I did laugh when she asked if she could camp at the police station!
Great episode as usual! Every single traveler have said that Iran is the most hospitable country in the world. Everybody invites you to stay at their place, have dinner and take a shower...and that's exactly the opposite of what the media makes you believe. Stay safe and good luck with the Africa adventure planning :)
Iran has been consistently picked as the friendliest place of all countries. For example, see the videos of a couple traveling the world on their bicycles. They've been all across Europe, Middle East, and the Russian Republics. They swear the Iranians are the friendliest. It is not surprising given that from ancient times, their climate and region was harsh and they developed hospitality as a survival mechanism. Imagine finding an Iranian lost in an American city. He'd be arrested on sight. Nice of the mayor's family to make you feel welcome and letting you interact with their children. That's the highest compliment one can receive. Of course food, water, shelter, and other conveniences are just incidental to their hospitality. EDIT: The link to the video referenced above is here: th-cam.com/video/S3PnEwpvGDY/w-d-xo.htmlm46s . There are many other examples like this. The very first time I ever heard was from a wrestling team that came back from a tournament in Iran.
@RO3 Well, he was referring to the iranians living in Iran travelling to the US not iranians living in US. It is not ignorance if you call americans not as hospitable as the iranians living in Iran are.
RO3 I think you need to learn to actually read what other people say before you go around calling others retarded and ignorant. What the OP said is simply that many people in Iran are very friendly, he never mentioned about how Iranians are treated in the U.S or how they're portrayed in the news. No one here ever criticized or blamed Americans for treating Iranians like shit or the U.S as a country. Triggered and Delusional much?
I know that your journey finished long ago but I think you must go in more saffer manner. You are lucky that police came. İranians may be are nice people in general but always be carefull not only there ,in Eastern and South Europe ( Yes in Poland too)
Hey ... the news never lies ... especially Fox News.. if Fox news says the sky is red then scientists have made the breakthrough discovery that it's red "okay"
Thanks again Kinga, that was a real incite into Iranian culture. The "locals" seem very friendly and concerned for you welfare, that's good. In spite of all the negative press coming from Iran. Always best to be safe than sorry eh ?
Go and ask someone in Australia if you can tent in their garden in the middle of the night - see if they put you up for the night and have a family breakfast with you in the morning.
It is not safe for a woman to camp in the middle of ruins cause it is Iran?! Are you telling me it is safe anywhere else in the world to camp in the middle of nowhere inside the ruins? Not sure about Australia, but I am pretty sure US is not safe for something like that either.
user25505 I think she meant more like the they said it’s not safe for woman to camp by herself in Iran because of Iranians’ perception of woman, not because it’s more dangerous in Iran.
@@kamencic Oh.......a western person would be worried about making mistakes and being undiplomatic! Look how many issues she has with simply driving and camping! One mus be careful not to presume that others will aid and assist! It is one thing to offer and another thing to be ordered! She is being diplomatic and trying to enjoy herself in a western way but is meeting some little problems! So she has learned and the problems are gone!
Hi kinga. Im from philippines.. I always watch ur videos around the world😊 it looks fun and i like adventure too, and i feel like i am also having an adventure while watching.. 😊
let me tell you something. (As an Iranian!) In the part of camping by the ruins, there is a very good chance that the guy who made you leave the area and even called the police, has been the true good guy, as opposed to one that gave you (sold you?) the grapes. I'm not sure what that grape man was up to, but I know a well-intentionedd local would make you leave that area with suspicious intruders.
Thanks for sharing, just been in Iran on my T120 triumph, very interesting place with as you say great people, what about some of the roads that look like it's been raining but have oil coming out of them
Hey, great to have your feedback on the country cause I plan to get there and through Pakistan from Europe. I see also that you ride a F800GS what’s your feedback on its reliability ? Tks and take care !
이란사람 정말 친절하고 좋아요.~~~ Irania people seems very kind
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So you asked at that time at night if someone around could offer you a garden to camp and then the Major read it and invited you. Amazing! I'm planning to do a trip on my own and I'm interested about where to find all the info I need (especially if I'm in trouble) so, would you mind sharing with us where did you ask for it? Cause I don't see any mention to that on your social media accounts and I don't see how to get so much attention on a very late and short time and it could be very helpful. Than you so much in advance and have a safe ride!
You are awesome! I have a small moped and can't even go outside with having people try mow me down, so how you do it, in a completely different place I will never know.
Great vid as always. Question about Iran though. Apparently an older law that forbids (foreign) motorcycles larger than 250ccm is now being enforced. Pavel (also a Motorcyle traveler - has the TH-cam Channel "Motorcyle Adventures") was told this is in effect and will be enforced. He changed his travel plans as he wanted to travel to Iran in a couple weeks. Did you see/notice anything of that?
It changes from time to time. Just back from Iran where we managed to get in/and out with 36 bikes (AT, Beemers,...). Long admin work and expensive deposit but possible now. Due to current situation, will it last..?.Iranians are very nice and welcoming people, but.....
Kinga, que momentos de incertidumbre al principio, cuando estabas el la estación de policía..jaja... Y cómo estás de tu pierna quebrada? Te estás recuperando??.. gracias por las imágenes..
Yes, it was against her will, but I'd say the local police had done the right thing regarding her safety. Btw, i've watched all her vids and I love them all. Every time she pitches up her tent in the middle of nowhere, I kinda "Oh, well...". Anyway, she is such an intrepid explorer.
awesome that you experience a little bit of real Iran and what people deal with during their life, nothing can be done on your own. its a huge prison for real.
Thank you Mayor for taking care of Kinga...good hospitality from you and your family!
You've changed my perception of Iran. Thank you.
You welcome anytime sir
I love iran too, i am from pakistan, visited 9 times iran and visiting again in june 20th inshAllah
In 2000 I was in Iran. Really great nation and beautiful country. I love Iranian.
I've always heard such amazing, gracious stories about motorcycle traveling in Iran. The Iranian people are typically ranked as some of the most generous and welcoming on the planet. Great video!
Still, one of the worst societys on this planet when it gets to woman...
@@hipsu555 dont mistake the society with government! The society wants freedom for women but government dont allow this.
@@hipsu555 on the contrary this video proved that the people and the police were very kind to her.
@@shonzolly But just because she is a foreigner, , they would have treated their own people differently. Many people there seem to like it the way it is, seeing little effort on the part of society to change anything
@@hipsu555 I understand. They would tell an Iranian this is not a camping ground and is not safe. You must leave.
I am from Indonesia, though not Muslim, but I am proud of the Iranian people especially for police officers they are friendly and helpful
That's why I love to travel it's the people and different cultures you meet on your trip ..be safe
I'm very proud to see my compatriots treat tourists so well.
Iran, an amazing country filled with such lovely and generous people, sharing shelter and food with total strangers when life isn't easy for themselves. Looking forward to visit someday. Thanks for another great video Kinga.
It's a Muslim religous duty to aid a traveler, it is the Islamic Republic of Iran
@@مريومهالعراقية-ن5ق It has nothing to do with religion. It is the social culture of the country.
@Captain Caveman Harrass? Where?
@Captain Caveman its not safe to sleep in ruins, every single normal human knows that this kind of act is dangerous in iran! There is bad people every where. Where do you think people that do drugs and thief, stay or sleep in nights? in the street? no ofc they go to ruins because they know no one comes there, and think bad people come to their place and see a beautiful foreign women sleeping in there. you could guess what was possible to happen after that.
Another great video and more insight into Iran and the hospitality of its people. Those cops certainly had your best interests at heart even though it may not have felt like it at the time. Looking forward to the next video, hope your physio went well and that your leg is on the mend!
Anther illustrtion between relity and the media coverage in our countries. I am so pleased you seem to be enjoing your travels in this land.Thank you for sharing.
illustration and reality grrrrr!
K..... one word: AMAZING Thank you for sharing your journey...... and for the people of Iran, what a way to show hospitality and kindness. .... Buen Camino.
I have two brothers from my fraternity (TKE) who are from Iran, Morteza (Morty) and Hamid. They are truly great brothers and I am so glad to have their love and kindness. They have a large loving family. Something I missed out on. Not so much the family. Just the love part. But I have them and in a pinch, they will always be there for me.
Iranians are such nice people. good video. the mayor was very kind and gracious.
amazing how hospitable and genuine the people and police are, love to visit some time
8:05 That is so adorable.
This 2nd video on Iran i watched, both shows great people asking to stay with them and having breakfast with them.Mayor of city took her to home from police station just for safety of single woman.
Hi yes we can't let a single woman stay outside at the night. Woman is valuable for us
yeah, exactly. It's funny that if anything bad happens to them, they go and scream everywhere that it was not safe. Now that someone kindly guided her...
Amazing the way everybody treats you. The way you aproach to the people I think is the key, so sweet. Keep on. Enjoy
It seems every one involved had your safety at heart. May not seem like it At the time. Nice of the mayor to take you in and share his home family food and etc. be safe
Breaking down barriers. Such a humanizing piece. Thank you.
Yes, 66hazard. People will always be a beautiful people anywhere in the world. Politicians will be politicians anywhere in the world.
You are absolutely correct....there are good people all around the world...but hatrade and disputes are created by politics...
I have never been to Iran but my nephew did a world tour and said that Iran was the friendliest place he visited. Now on my list :). Nice video. Ride safely.
Maybe try taking a photo with your phone when you have your tent setup so you can show it to someone instead of explaining with your hands, cool video again!
Camp is widely used among Iranians and most of them don't associate it with Camping, I don't blame the guy for surprisingly asking him what camp :))
Such wonderful hospitality. Bless the good people of Iran.
amazing locals see in different Iran travel blogs !!
The police had your best interest at heart for sure. You think the wild dogs won't come to your tent but I desert camp home (Iran) when I go and more than once the dogs have entered my tent. Once bumped heads with me to wake me up lol.
Apart from that it can also be dangerous to camp alone, man or woman. As nice as Iranian are 98% of the time, there are those that will rob you blind without a second thought so best they didn't let you camp somewhere so quiet.
All in all, I hope you enjoyed Iran. My family and I enjoyed your Iran videos.. it made us miss home.
I think we should live in a world where both women and men should feel totally safe and equal. If a man can pitch a tent anywhere, so should a woman. We are not there yet unfortunately. The locals who called cops on you, were good people and did so out of concern for your safety. Knowing Iranians, had you ended up staying the night in that place, those guys would have stayed the night in the vicinity to watch over you. I'm sure it was a relief for them when the police showed up. Remember, the locals always know more about their environment than visitors do :).
@malcolm gregor swift capital punishment in Iran does an excellent job
@malcolm gregor sorry to brake it to you but that's pretty much what OP had on mind and what he/she would like to see extinct, although doesn't expect it to happen really.
Well........the cops DID make the point that there are wild dogs in the area and perhaps they were potentially dangerous?
In Canada, a bear will sometimes come into a camp site to steal food and such an encounter can be dangerous - so maybe the cops were trying to protect her?
Though I did laugh when she asked if she could camp at the police station!
She's a woman, that's why people are nice to her more.
You are so comfortable in so many cultures. What an admirable trait!
Great episode as usual! Every single traveler have said that Iran is the most hospitable country in the world. Everybody invites you to stay at their place, have dinner and take a shower...and that's exactly the opposite of what the media makes you believe. Stay safe and good luck with the Africa adventure planning :)
Iran has been consistently picked as the friendliest place of all countries. For example, see the videos of a couple traveling the world on their bicycles. They've been all across Europe, Middle East, and the Russian Republics. They swear the Iranians are the friendliest. It is not surprising given that from ancient times, their climate and region was harsh and they developed hospitality as a survival mechanism. Imagine finding an Iranian lost in an American city. He'd be arrested on sight.
Nice of the mayor's family to make you feel welcome and letting you interact with their children. That's the highest compliment one can receive. Of course food, water, shelter, and other conveniences are just incidental to their hospitality.
EDIT: The link to the video referenced above is here: th-cam.com/video/S3PnEwpvGDY/w-d-xo.htmlm46s . There are many other examples like this. The very first time I ever heard was from a wrestling team that came back from a tournament in Iran.
@RO3 Well, he was referring to the iranians living in Iran travelling to the US not iranians living in US. It is not ignorance if you call americans not as hospitable as the iranians living in Iran are.
@RO3 Hungary. And we are not so hospitable.
@RO3
Go kick rocks man and don't forget to lock all the doors you cross 🙄
RO3 I think you need to learn to actually read what other people say before you go around calling others retarded and ignorant. What the OP said is simply that many people in Iran are very friendly, he never mentioned about how Iranians are treated in the U.S or how they're portrayed in the news. No one here ever criticized or blamed Americans for treating Iranians like shit or the U.S as a country. Triggered and Delusional much?
You are right sir,as long as you are humble and respect a law ,you should not have trouble anywhere...cheers
What a good video, I see that people are super friendly and the environment is impressive. Keep enjoying and making us enjoy your experiences.
Iran at the local level is so much different than the mental image I had. Nice video.
I really enjoy your videos, Thank you for "taking" me along for the Ride. Safe travels.
This is an amazing woman. Her courage is extraordinary
she asking can i camp in police station ?
LOL
😂😂🤣
I've camped many a night in a police station.
CAN I CAMP HERE???? I think she a CIA
Lock her up, without parole
What's wrong with that?
she is a good hearted open minded and who is respectful to the other custom/ culture.love her TH-cam video. Thanks.
Wonderful people and what a stunning serene landscape! I also think people like you because you're kind and friendly yourself, Kinga.
Love watching your explorations.
Hi ,Huge thanks Kingda .You are so kind and friendly
Just started watching and it is actually exciting
Ah, nice to see. I also did camp at this campsite near Kermansha last year. I was there alone, no other guests over night.
Yet another great video just great to see Iran is as friendly as any where else in the world
... now you did top everything!!!! ...loved it ... have to go to Iran! .. Kerschi
I know that your journey finished long ago but I think you must go in more saffer manner. You are lucky that police came. İranians may be are nice people in general but always be carefull not only there ,in Eastern and South Europe ( Yes in Poland too)
Great adventure ... with happy end. Good luck for the next one, from Italy
The people of Iran seem like beautiful people not at all what the news says
Very, very little is what the news people claim.
66hazard We need to know people directly to be able to judge them !
Ya don't say. Never believe anything the news say especially the BBC, they just push there agenda on to the sheep's.
Hopefully one day, they can take over the government..
Hey ... the news never lies ... especially Fox News.. if Fox news says the sky is red then scientists have made the breakthrough discovery that it's red "okay"
Eres una persona estupenda y especial Kinga... Un saludo de España.
Thanks again Kinga, that was a real incite into Iranian culture. The "locals" seem very friendly and concerned for you welfare, that's good. In spite of all the negative press coming from Iran. Always best to be safe than sorry eh ?
Iran and Sudan were the safest and kindest countries I've ever ridden through despite what the media says.
Love your videos and wish I can buy my motorcycle and do the same thing.. thanks for showing that!!
Go and ask someone in Australia if you can tent in their garden in the middle of the night - see if they put you up for the night and have a family breakfast with you in the morning.
they shoot you or call cops
It is not safe for a woman to camp in the middle of ruins cause it is Iran?! Are you telling me it is safe anywhere else in the world to camp in the middle of nowhere inside the ruins? Not sure about Australia, but I am pretty sure US is not safe for something like that either.
user25505 I think she meant more like the they said it’s not safe for woman to camp by herself in Iran because of Iranians’ perception of woman, not because it’s more dangerous in Iran.
They said it wasn't safe because of wild dogs. Dogs can get surprisingly aggressive when they form packs. I've seen it in rural areas and in Thailand.
user25505 your right
I know this place, the smallest danger in the night is 10 cm black scorpions and dangerous snake. Wild dog either!
user25505 - you are wrong.
You dont need camp in iran . You can stay in iranians home for free . 😊 have fun . And be safe
True story. Most of the Iranian families would accept her, feed her and make her welcome!
@@kamencic Oh.......a western person would be worried about making mistakes and being undiplomatic! Look how many issues she has with simply driving and camping!
One mus be careful not to presume that others will aid and assist! It is one thing to offer and another thing to be ordered! She is being diplomatic and trying to enjoy herself in a western way but is meeting some little problems! So she has learned and the problems are gone!
Hi kinga. Im from philippines.. I always watch ur videos around the world😊 it looks fun and i like adventure too, and i feel like i am also having an adventure while watching.. 😊
Enjoying your videos, i get my GS1200 this month? cant wait..
Another great video. Iran looks beautiful. How's the leg?
AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE.........
Great vlog! Wonderful family you met
I love Iran, I want to visit someday ❤
Kinga. staff safe, have fun and keep the videos coming, just brilliant.
let me tell you something. (As an Iranian!)
In the part of camping by the ruins, there is a very good chance that the guy who made you leave the area and even called the police, has been the true good guy, as opposed to one that gave you (sold you?) the grapes. I'm not sure what that grape man was up to, but I know a well-intentionedd local would make you leave that area with suspicious intruders.
Thanks for sharing, just been in Iran on my T120 triumph, very interesting place with as you say great people, what about some of the roads that look like it's been raining but have oil coming out of them
Hey, great to have your feedback on the country cause I plan to get there and through Pakistan from Europe.
I see also that you ride a F800GS what’s your feedback on its reliability ?
Tks and take care !
People+motorcycle+Kinga= lovely video time!
Thank you for making me smile again.
이란사람 정말 친절하고 좋아요.~~~ Irania people seems very kind
So you asked at that time at night if someone around could offer you a garden to camp and then the Major read it and invited you. Amazing! I'm planning to do a trip on my own and I'm interested about where to find all the info I need (especially if I'm in trouble) so, would you mind sharing with us where did you ask for it? Cause I don't see any mention to that on your social media accounts and I don't see how to get so much attention on a very late and short time and it could be very helpful. Than you so much in advance and have a safe ride!
On this video she wasn't trying to get attention. So got it automatically 😉
Kinga.I also like adventure travelling on a motorcycle and camping in the tent like you.
you make so wonderful videos.its very intresting to watch your videos
This is no surprise. I am surprised that you did not know. I wish you well on your trip.
one of my favorit videos nice people
These are so entertaining. I always look forward to these videos.
You are awesome! I have a small moped and can't even go outside with having people try mow me down, so how you do it, in a completely different place I will never know.
Great vid as always. Question about Iran though. Apparently an older law that forbids (foreign) motorcycles larger than 250ccm is now being enforced. Pavel (also a Motorcyle traveler - has the TH-cam Channel "Motorcyle Adventures") was told this is in effect and will be enforced. He changed his travel plans as he wanted to travel to Iran in a couple weeks. Did you see/notice anything of that?
It changes from time to time. Just back from Iran where we managed to get in/and out with 36 bikes (AT, Beemers,...). Long admin work and expensive deposit but possible now. Due to current situation, will it last..?.Iranians are very nice and welcoming people, but.....
Muito legais seus videos, já estou inscrito em seu canal 🇧🇷
Amazing place to road. Nice people there. That is fantastic. Brave woman, super biker 😉😉!!
Take care ..try middle asia & good luck
i hope god to keep you safe always ..
Wow! Look at that Monitor at 02:30 - Thank God you are still safe
Very nice series of videos you have :) what tyres do you have on your bike?
Amazing...what an adventure
Kinga, que momentos de incertidumbre al principio, cuando estabas el la estación de policía..jaja... Y cómo estás de tu pierna quebrada? Te estás recuperando??.. gracias por las imágenes..
7:34 Its sheep's kidney, Never eaten raw, grilled almost always with sheep's heart and liver, our version of hagas.
You're funny :))) they didn't know what to do with you. I just found your channel today and I like it very much.
Girl. you are crazy, but my kind of crazy ... Can't get enough of your stories.
Can you imagine if something had happened to you? It be a breaking news in every western tv.
u right 100%
Yes, it was against her will, but I'd say the local police had done the right thing regarding her safety. Btw, i've watched all her vids and I love them all. Every time she pitches up her tent in the middle of nowhere, I kinda "Oh, well...". Anyway, she is such an intrepid explorer.
Bozorgmehr Bahmani maybe she’s not that stupid., Bozo
The look on peoples faces when you rock up! Stay lucky.
What a nice journey..keep safe always
awesome that you experience a little bit of real Iran and what people deal with during their life, nothing can be done on your own. its a huge prison for real.
Great journey best of luck
Hey girl if you are reading this type I wanna just say your awesome. Ehsan from Iran.
hello Kinga
iran is a beautiful country
Great coverage
Hey..helleo how are you?..good job and nice...wich bike use for touring you...i am from pakistan.
She rides a BMW F800GS.
Such lovely people so welcoming and I wouldn't call that an arrest they seemd genuinely worried about you being out there alone
The best bike trip on youtube! What is the name of this place? I want to camp there too!! :)
Welcome to Iran I'm so happy bat I'm from kermanshah
Please tell us how we can travel inside the IRAN ? Or riding like u !
Just nre- watched this one Kinga...I have family in Tehran and Shiraz...
Incredible Iran. What a story ...
I got to know you because of South Korea's TH-cam Thomas.
I support you.
Every park?! Iran really does do tourism start wisely. I'm more and more eager to visit it someday.
Iran is the safest country in East Asia and Iran peoples are kind with us. i am a Afghan refuge