No, I'm not back in Malta all of a sudden. I decided to skip over some of my videos of Malta from when I was there a few weeks ago and am now going back and editing those videos. There will be a few more videos from Malta coming next, some more Greece videos and then I will be traveling to another country sometime soon. Hint: it won't be a Mediterranean island, but something completely different. UPDATE: When I mentioned that I'd just visited an old quarry at 12:17 in the video I wasn't referring to the modern one I showed, but another one. I made a separate video showing that quarry, which you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/AAhCvLdpA8k/w-d-xo.html
I speculate that Norway or another Scandinavian country is your next destination. Enjoy your incredible journey at the Greek islands until then and share it with us. Greetings from a Greek who lives in Scandinavia!
WOW! Gabriel thank you for going back and showing us these, ruts, caves and the temple. Approximately 60a.d the Apostle Paul was ship wrecked on Malta and stayed in a cave. Maybe one you visited. Thanks for taking us along! ~Cara ❤
Ma goodness...I know all these temples, showing out of nowhere with direct access, no roofs, no entry fee, no shop!!! Unbelievable! Thank you for showing. Great vid. I'll not be back😂
I just travelled there, Malta. It has so many places to see, many dishes to eat, and many activities to explore. The historic center is stunningly beautiful.
Another great video Gabriel! I'm a new TH-camr. I've been watching your videos for a few years and I have to say that you've been an inspiration. The world of travel vlogging has changed but you've stayed unique and true, love that! Keep doing what you do 👍
Nice to see lovely footage of Malta, you were right about the cheese you ate, it is Maltese Cheese( Gbejniet) in Maltese. You can purchase peppered cheese or plain, I love them both. Thanks for the video, I always miss Malta
Gabriel , Just wondering if you saw sign of the British having a navy base there . When then Princess Elizabeth married Phillip , they were stationed in Malta . She lived a regular navy wife , shopping for groceries etc . She loved it there . Later she became Queen and couldn’t live a regular life.
I think civilizations on Mediterranean islands, such as Crete or Malta, predate Greek and Roman (continental) civilizations. It is sort of like pyramids were already ancient history to Cleopatra.
Been to Valleta Malta few year ago ...one thing i really did not like is there is totaly no green in streets and city,no trees at all..so in summer its totally not possible to be outside in a day
Hi Gabreil, these ancient cart ruts were done when the terrain was difference much more pliable stone wheels carved into the existing terrain more modern than the Megalithic temples of Malta. Those giant stones weigh tons. You must ask yourself what form of technology did these ancient civilizations have to move tons of weight thousands of years ago when today with modern equipment, it would be a challenge. There are many theories that they use sound waves but how exactly?
excellent video. all your vids are really good. i'll be in sicily in october - after seeing this, i may take a 2-day side trip to malta. 14:27 calamari??
Just my opinion on the ruts. In Pompeii, those ruts were carved from the carts themselves. These ruts on Malta look like hand-hewn pathways for carts. In other words, man-made. I mean just look at the temples on the west coast of Malta. There are blocks of stone that are 40 tons that have been hewn and transported over the landscape and set into place. How did they do that 5500 years ago?? We think we are so advanced but the ancients were more amazing without our modern technology. PS - The archeological museum on the main street in Valletta is well worth the visit.
Of all things (you already know how much I love your videos) I have to comment on your shirt. It is FABULOUS. I am tripping on the pattern, it looks like Klimt or???? Did you get it in Greece? And as always, thank you SO much Gabe for taking us around the world with you, and always pointing the camera the right direction. You are, by far, the best. Stay safe.
This is noit worth seeing . Come to india and move around , you can see more intricate well preserved constructions of prehistoric structure in the form temples , forts , palaces , agriculture related water canals etc.
Gabriel, I’ve been following and loving your videos for a few years. Your shots only show brief glimpses of your entire body, but on this video my suspicions were confirmed. Bruh, your wardrobe looks like Pink Floyd had a baby with Jerry Garcia. I mean, didn’t your mother tell you about wearing tie dye with leopard print?! 😂 Ok, I’ll quit busting your chops. Carry on!
Very, very interesting. I don't it's in any way credible to think 'cavemen' would have spent many hundreds of years carving those caves so precisely. 'History' is not what we have been told.
He has countless times stated he traveled 80+ nations and Greece is his favorite country on earth. I do hope that Gabriel is going to visit many other secret Greek islands but also the mainland. He is doing the mainland severe injustice so far by not visiting it.
No, I'm not back in Malta all of a sudden. I decided to skip over some of my videos of Malta from when I was there a few weeks ago and am now going back and editing those videos. There will be a few more videos from Malta coming next, some more Greece videos and then I will be traveling to another country sometime soon. Hint: it won't be a Mediterranean island, but something completely different. UPDATE: When I mentioned that I'd just visited an old quarry at 12:17 in the video I wasn't referring to the modern one I showed, but another one. I made a separate video showing that quarry, which you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/AAhCvLdpA8k/w-d-xo.html
@5bagsofpopcorn- LOL 😂
I'm glad that you cleared the time warp up because I was wondering how you grew a full beard in like a day and a half lol
Please visit Australia or New Zeland in the near future
@@blueprint7000 He was in Australia 🇦🇺 recently. It’s on TH-cam
I speculate that Norway or another Scandinavian country is your next destination. Enjoy your incredible journey at the Greek islands until then and share it with us. Greetings from a Greek who lives in Scandinavia!
WOW! Gabriel thank you for going back and showing us these, ruts, caves and the temple. Approximately 60a.d the Apostle Paul was ship wrecked on Malta and stayed in a cave. Maybe one you visited. Thanks for taking us along! ~Cara ❤
Beautiful Malta, thanks again for visiting our beautiful islamds
I’m Maltese and have been following you before you came here in 2019.. thank you for visiting and showing my country ❤
Ma goodness...I know all these temples, showing out of nowhere with direct access, no roofs, no entry fee, no shop!!! Unbelievable! Thank you for showing. Great vid. I'll not be back😂
I just travelled there, Malta. It has so many places to see, many dishes to eat, and many activities to explore. The historic center is stunningly beautiful.
Spectacular views! Gorgeous! 😊😎☀️🌊
That is typical Maltese peppered white cheese, in Maltese called ġbejna (singular) & ġbejniet (plural)
The English word is cheeselet
Another great video Gabriel!
I'm a new TH-camr. I've been watching your videos for a few years and I have to say that you've been an inspiration.
The world of travel vlogging has changed but you've stayed unique and true, love that!
Keep doing what you do 👍
The cart ruts go to the seashore and then continue under the sea also I believe - try to explain that with the soil transfer theory..
I look forward to your videos everyday. I want to travel exactly the way you do.
Loved Malta, one of my fav places on this earth I've been to.
You liar, you never visited Malta
They have that type of tracks in many states in the west and southwest of the US,
The spherical object was the Dingli Aviation Radar which you saw.
Great tourist selfies here, thanks a lot!
This was super interesting I had no idea! I will investigate more!
Thanks Gabriel
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I usually watch your excellent videos using my TV so it is not that easy to give you a thump up all the time as I like too!
14:24 is a Gbejna. Type of cheese from goat milk. That globe thing in Dingli Cliffs is a radar and beacon for airplanes/airport.
I see, thanks for the info.
Nice to see lovely footage of Malta, you were right about the cheese you ate, it is Maltese Cheese( Gbejniet) in Maltese. You can purchase peppered cheese or plain, I love them both. Thanks for the video, I always miss Malta
Gabriel , Just wondering if you saw sign of the British having a navy base there . When then Princess Elizabeth married Phillip , they were stationed in Malta . She lived a regular navy wife , shopping for groceries etc . She loved it there . Later she became Queen and couldn’t live a regular life.
Perhaps they used some kind of liquid based powdered technology in order to make the necessary grooves for the track
I think the ruts are left from a method of quarrying that has been lost. The loose rocks for the walls you see are the results of this quarrying.
great story telling. very interesting
Beautiful
I think civilizations on Mediterranean islands, such as Crete or Malta, predate Greek and Roman (continental) civilizations.
It is sort of like pyramids were already ancient history to Cleopatra.
Been to Valleta Malta few year ago ...one thing i really did not like is there is totaly no green in streets and city,no trees at all..so in summer its totally not possible to be outside in a day
Plenty of nice slate and stone and bricks and blocks and concrete
megalithic ruins always make the imagination soar, great vid!
That dome building with the towers looks like aeronautical radar station
If they were transporting a really heavy load the ruts would prevent the cart from slipping on an incline and keeping the carts on course. ?
Being that wide and that close together I would say they where sled tracks not carts. Not that I'm an expert but makes more sense to me 🤷🏾♂️
The dome building was Air traffic control I believe.
Hi Gabreil, these ancient cart ruts were done when the terrain was difference much more pliable stone wheels carved into the existing terrain more modern than the Megalithic temples of Malta. Those giant stones weigh tons. You must ask yourself what form of technology did these ancient civilizations have to move tons of weight thousands of years ago when today with modern equipment, it would be a challenge. There are many theories that they use sound waves but how exactly?
Awesome
excellent video. all your vids are really good. i'll be in sicily in october - after seeing this, i may take a 2-day side trip to malta. 14:27 calamari??
I'm from Malta
Great Video ❤❤❤❤❤
Nice room
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I think this is a military radar station.
Such radar domes are more common in Europe.
A few people have stated that it's air traffic control for the nearby airport.
This reminds me a lot of Rhodes ,makes sense since they were both occupied by the crusaders at some point
Malta 🇲🇹🇲🇹 seemed to be an interesting country to both visit and live in somehow coming from the Philippines.
Could the dates on the church and the festival Gabe refer to a celebration of the Church standing for 425 years ?
That's certainly possible.
@GabrielTravelerVideos love the way you've mixed up the Greek Island hopping with looking back again at Malta. Keep safe
Cart ruts: stone, solidified volcanic ash or some kind of geopolymer ? 🤔
Apparently the carts didn't ware the rocks down over many years - the tracks were purposely carved for the carts, like you say about 3000 years ago.
watch out for sleestaks!
Just my opinion on the ruts. In Pompeii, those ruts were carved from the carts themselves. These ruts on Malta look like hand-hewn pathways for carts. In other words, man-made. I mean just look at the temples on the west coast of Malta. There are blocks of stone that are 40 tons that have been hewn and transported over the landscape and set into place. How did they do that 5500 years ago?? We think we are so advanced but the ancients were more amazing without our modern technology. PS - The archeological museum on the main street in Valletta is well worth the visit.
Of all things (you already know how much I love your videos) I have to comment on your shirt. It is FABULOUS. I am tripping on the pattern, it looks like Klimt or???? Did you get it in Greece? And as always, thank you SO much Gabe for taking us around the world with you, and always pointing the camera the right direction. You are, by far, the best. Stay safe.
Cool, glad you like the shirt. See this video for an explanation: th-cam.com/video/uXXeiSHnB_4/w-d-xo.html
I have a confession…I had no idea Malta existed until Diary Of a Wimpy Kid😅
Is Mongolia in our future this year?
Agree
gotta head there quick. weather takes a turn for the worst in nov/dec
Thought the locals would invite you for the cave meal, oh well.
The language is cool
i was wondering how you grew your beard back so fast
Have literally all buildings been made using stone blocks on Malta?
What about new buildings constructed nowadays?
All the carts would have to be the same width. I am thinking lost technology not just random use.
Is either Sicily or Africa visible from Malta, or are they too far away?
You can see Sicily on a clear day
This is noit worth seeing . Come to india and move around , you can see more intricate well preserved constructions of prehistoric structure in the form temples , forts , palaces , agriculture related water canals etc.
First 😊
Boom, got it, congrats.
Gabriel did yoi travel from Greece to Malta by Ship ?
See the comment I pinned at the top. This video was filmed a month ago when I was in Malta. I'm still in Greece right now.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Ok Thank you Gabriel i will do .
@@hamhari6921 dude wtf is wrong with your space bar🙃
Ancient drifters there, those are nothing but skid marks.
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Gabriel, I’ve been following and loving your videos for a few years. Your shots only show brief glimpses of your entire body, but on this video my suspicions were confirmed. Bruh, your wardrobe looks like Pink Floyd had a baby with Jerry Garcia. I mean, didn’t your mother tell you about wearing tie dye with leopard print?! 😂 Ok, I’ll quit busting your chops. Carry on!
Ha! I LOVE it!!
Those guys around 24:00 I thought were gonna serial kill you 😮😮
Very, very interesting. I don't it's in any way credible to think 'cavemen' would have spent many hundreds of years carving those caves so precisely. 'History' is not what we have been told.
When did Greece take over Malta? Only kidding 😂 Nice video Gabriel.. 😃👍
The Most Interesting Places on Earth are the ones that are very affordable.
They had stone wheels back then.
What language do they speak in Malta ?
Maltese, which is an interesting mix of Italian and Arabic.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Thnx Gabriel
Go see the oldest house , probably in the world , 5700 bc
*Darn you grow a beard quick!* 😂
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So putting videos of Malta cool ..................😀😀😀😀😀😀BUT greek islands are Number 1
He has countless times stated he traveled 80+ nations and Greece is his favorite country on earth.
I do hope that Gabriel is going to visit many other secret Greek islands but also the mainland. He is doing the mainland severe injustice so far by not visiting it.
The Greeks and Italians lived in caves so I guess the same happened in Malta 🇲🇹
Yeah greek islands are number 1
First?
Second.
“..this church or cathedral or whatever that is..”
Sounded a bit like a stupid american there 😄
Not the case. Another great 30 minute ride 😎
Did u win lotto to travel so much haa! Joke
See this video: th-cam.com/video/f-DT63XoUPc/w-d-xo.html
It makes sense that they would have dug out the stone to make a track for the cart to travel along ?
Rainbow gathering in Macedonia in a few weeks.