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@@alammahtab08 Yes, Kyrgyzstan is fantastic. I also visited most of the places you mention, and I am glad to share my next videos about them. 😊

@@CallunaTrip Thank you! Yes, it is a great route, amazing in both directions!

Yes, there are, but they are hidden far from the people, deep in the jungle. I haven't met any because they stay far from the crowded trail to the top of Mount Kerinci.

@@ickey68 You are welcome! Wish you a great journey in the paradise of Mentawai!

Hi, actually, Turpan is small. We just used local taxis (in our case- DiDi car, but it is difficult to use by foreigners without Chinese bank account) to go around the points of interest. But as I know, there are local Chinese tour companies that provide 1 or 2-day tours in and around Turpan. However, they usually speak only Chinese. There is a tour for foreigners that I find here: www.getyourguide.co.uk/xinjiang-l1247/turpan-private-day-tour-t68523/?ranking_uuid=4c8657d5-2864-4ab5-9e9a-a89318731e09

@@raspykrapec-ny1jp I hope it is only temporarily. When we were there, everything with the water was normal. Hope they will resolve the issue.

We traveled around the city mostly by Grab app. It is very convenient and cheap. Motorcycle Grab is cheaper than cars. For example, I paid only around 55000 Rp from the center to the airport, and for the short distances just between 8000 and 15000. Cars usually are 2x more expensive.

@@journeybeyondthehorizon6270 thanks, would you say its also safe there to visit with children?

@@R_M_89 Yes, it is safe, not different than the other average Southeast Asian countries like Vietnam, Thailand, or Philippines. We saw families with children, but they go mostly to the Mentawai Islands because Mentawai is a funnier place for children. In Padang, mostly be careful with the traffic, and aware for pickpocketing in crowded places.

Видеото е отпреди месец. Моя грешка, че не запомних каква беше цената за асансьора, по груб спомен мисля беше около 8 лв. Иначе горе бинокълът не работеше, само ни глътна монетите :)

Yes, we also notice that. They are going to make this lake a famous tourist destination. At least hope that the imposed future entrance fees will be used to protect the lake.

@@journeybeyondthehorizon6270 All around the world generally entrance fees are used for pouring more and more concrete around nice places and building new hotels. Once the process started the nature if this place is lost. Money always wins.

No, we don't have a version without music. Actually, we like such kind of music and find it proper for travel videos. But still, the most important is if we can give some useful visual information about the places we visit. :)

You are welcome! The whole region of the Rhodopes is worth exploring.

No, but I contacted the yurt camp in Facebook. Most of the yurt camps in Kyrgyzstan have Facebook pages where you can contact them.

Yes, its beautiful in every season, with different colors in the spring and the autumn.

You're welcome!

Wish you a great time and wonderful adventures on the Mount Kerinci!

You're welcome!

Lovely, I’m reading the letter now

That's no problem. I am foreigner (Bulgarian), and my wife is Chinese. We did it by driving- rent a car from Urumqi. I (foreigner) was the driver (I have a Chinese driving license). We traveled from Kuqa to Dushanzi. There were checkpoints in the beginning, and in the end of Duku Highway. They stopped us, checked our documents and wished us a nice trip- there was no problem. The only problem is that foreigners (in this case- your gf) will not be allowed to sleep in a hotel in the middle (Bayan Bulak), only you will be allowed. But she as a foreigner can sleep in a ger (yurt) along the road- there are several yurt resorts. In our case- we just spent the night in the car, because there was a mud slide before Bayan Bulak and we had to spend the night in the car while they repair the road. So, you are Chinese, you can drive the car without problem, and your gf can be with you.

Yes, if there are no clouds. Watching the cosmos at night is spectacular. You are at about 2500 m altitude.

Hi Ania, yes, Eden 2 can't be found on the map. We found it when we walked about 40 min on the beach from Mapaddegat village, following the coastline to the end of the bay of Mapaddegat. Eden 2 is located at the coast, exactly where the bay finish, and the coastline turns southward.

@@journeybeyondthehorizon6270 Thanks! I wrote on Facebook:)

Padang :)