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Ingi Go Go
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Camping and hiking my way through New Zealand and beyond.
24 hours in Köln - Sightseeing in Cologne, Germany
Come with me as we spend a daytrip in the vibrant city of Köln... which just so happens to be one of my other 'homes' so to speak where I spent some of my childhood.
We'll be walking around the old town starting of course with the Cologne Cathedral, heading through the Martinsviertel to the Chocolate Museum. Next, we'll meander through the Schildergasse shopping area before sightseeing at the Hahnentor, 4711 and Farina perfume houses, and finishing at the Heinzelmännchenbrunnen fountain.
This is my last video in Europe for now... where do you think I'm off to next? 👀
We'll be walking around the old town starting of course with the Cologne Cathedral, heading through the Martinsviertel to the Chocolate Museum. Next, we'll meander through the Schildergasse shopping area before sightseeing at the Hahnentor, 4711 and Farina perfume houses, and finishing at the Heinzelmännchenbrunnen fountain.
This is my last video in Europe for now... where do you think I'm off to next? 👀
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Must See in Cyprus: Monasteries, Beach, & the Avakas Gorge
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Today we say farewell to Cyprus for now... and boy did it put on a show for my last day. First we visited the Tala Cat Sanctuary, which rescues and rehouses cats as well as conducts TNR around the Paphos area. If you are able to donate please consider doing so via the link you can find here: www.talacats.com/ Then, we headed to the stunning Agios Neophytos monastery, which includes a hermitage ...
Exploring Paphos: Cyprus' Hub of Culture & History
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Archaeological sites, vibrant architecture, and Easter decorations... these are just some of the things you can find in Cyprus' amazing city of Paphos. Come with me as we tour Kato Paphos, the Paphos Old Town and the Tomb of Kings to see mosaics, forts, and burial grounds spanning all the way back through the Hellenistic, Ptolemaic, and Roman periods.
The Cypriot Coast: The Road to Paphos
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After a brief break to spend time with family I am back to my regularly scheduled posting... today we are continuing along the beautiful Cypriot coast, from Limassol to Paphos. We'll be stopping at Kourion, the picturesque village of Pissouri for an easter festival, and Petra tou Romiou, the birthplace of Aphrodite. Let's go!
Troodos to Limassol: Exploring Cyprus
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Come and explore Cyprus with me from idyllic villages in the Troodos mountains to the stunning city of Limassol by the sea.
Cyprus: A Country Divided. Exploring Northern Nicosia (Turkish Cypriot Side)
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Today we'll take a day trip across a border - without ever leaving city limits. This is Nicosia, the vibrant capital city of Cyprus and the only divided capital in the world. In this video we will explore the northern side, crossing over into the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (or occupied Cyprus, depending on your point of view). Mosques, kebabs, and more... let's go explore.
Cyprus: A Country Divided. Exploring Southern Nicosia (Greek Cypriot Side)
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Come with me as we explore the southern part of Nicosia, Cyprus' interesting capital. Nicosia is the only divided capital city in the world, with border control running right through the heart of the city's main shopping area, Ledra Street. It's also a stunning place with amazing architecture, food, and of course, friendly street cats.
Larnaca, Cyprus - Cats, Coastline, and... Flamingos?
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Hello, I am back from winter hibernation. There's a lot to catch up on... In April I had the pleasure to visit the wonderful country of Cyprus for the first time. I flew into Larnaca, a charming seaside city with super friendly people, super cuddly cats, amaaazing food and architecture... aaaand if you are there at the right time of the year, flamingos! More videos from Cyprus to come, it's am ...
Eltham Palace: Architecture, History, and Easter Shenanigans
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Welcome to Eltham Palace, a fantastic day trip out from London. This is a stunning example of the juxtaposition between two very different architectural styles... Tudor and Art Deco. Plus, I was there for Easter... and the Palace put on a fun little Easter hunt. If you would like to find out more about Eltham Palace or visit please check out English Heritage: www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/p...
Exploring London's Vibrant Markets: A Taste of Culture, Cuisine, and Crafts
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London has a market culture going back centuries. Today we will visit 4 different markets ranging from local to tourist hotspots. Come with me as we check out: - East Street Market - Borough Market - Jubilee Market - Camden Market With a stop in Elephant & Castle for lunch along the way.
London Highlights: Sightseeing Around England's Capital
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Last month I had the pleasure to fly from Auckland to London... my first international trip since the pandemic started. Let's check out England's awesome capital together taking in some of the main sights: The Globe Theatre, Tate Modern, Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square, China Town, Covent Garden and Soho... with a few more bits and pieces in between.
24 Hours Down The West Coast: South Island, New Zealand
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Come with me on a journey down the West Coast of the South Island in only 24 hours. From Hokitika Gorge to the Okarito Lagoon, the incredible Franz Josef Glacier and Lake Matheson, through to Mt Aspiring National Park... the west coast is an amazing almost untouched landscape in New Zealand.
From the Jungle to the Sea: New Zealand West Coast Adventure to Punakaiki
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From the Jungle to the Sea: New Zealand West Coast Adventure to Punakaiki
Epic South Island Day Trips: From Christchurch, New Zealand
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Epic South Island Day Trips: From Christchurch, New Zealand
New Zealand Must Do: Through the Southern Alps
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New Zealand Must Do: Through the Southern Alps
Queenstown to Wanaka: South Island New Zealand Road trip
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Queenstown to Wanaka: South Island New Zealand Road trip
New Plymouth Adventures: Pukekura Park, Paritutu Rock, and Pouakai Tarn
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New Plymouth Adventures: Pukekura Park, Paritutu Rock, and Pouakai Tarn
From Mountain to Sea: Exploring Taranaki
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From Mountain to Sea: Exploring Taranaki
Galleries and Gardens: The Way to Whanganui
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Galleries and Gardens: The Way to Whanganui
Across the Cook Straight: From the Top of the South to Wellington
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Across the Cook Straight: From the Top of the South to Wellington
Ocean, Lakes & Hot Pools: Camping Along the Rainforest Route
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Ocean, Lakes & Hot Pools: Camping Along the Rainforest Route
The First Light: Camping on New Zealand's East Cape
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The First Light: Camping on New Zealand's East Cape
First of all there's no 'Turkish Nicosia'. its occupied Nicosia. I hope you had fun supporting a regime that has stolen lands from the natives and turned them into hotels and army camps. or our churches that were demolished or vandalised. I hope you're proud of who you are.
In front of TRNC, you forgot to add 'Illegally Occupied'. Illegally Occupied Turk Republic Of Northern Cyprus. There...fixed it for you.
Occupied Nicosia*
There is no Greek side of Cyprus bruh all of them is Turkish.
Sure it is in your sick mind. Of course it is. How else could it be?
Eltham Palace, a place well worth a visit!
Yes, it's quite lovely! :) And especially interesting if you like architectural history.
Omg, the Turkish side is so much better.
Why? Are you crazy?
Thanks for the video, the food looks incredible!
Thanks for watching :) It's an amazing place that I only feel I scratched the surface of. I am really keen to visit Cyprus again.
Before 1974, Greeks 82%, Turks 17% , rest 1%. And YES Britain/NATO done the well known split gonverning to preserve the army bases in Cyprus so they could do their jobs in Iraq, Iran, Syria, Egypt, Israel, Afganistan, Libanon... want more to undertand?!
Yes, unfortunatelly this beuatiful country is occupied by NATO.
Yes but only in your dreams. LOL NATO?
Greek Cypriots weren't exercising the law so turkey had to step in to enforce it. That's how the current situation came to be. There are many instances around the world where borders are agreed upon as long as long as agreeing parties uphold the law and human rights. Greek Cypriots violated this and so turkey had to intervene and implement a hard border. It would still be one entity if Greek Cypriots hadn't broken previously agreed terms.
Fallacious argument. Turkeys responsibility is to ensure the territorial integrity, sovereignty and constitutional order of the Republic of Cyprus. Turkey invaded twice, ethnically cleansed and transferred its own population Turkish settler colonialists who now out number the Turkish Cypriot Community.
For Turks law= massacre, torture, displacement, rape, seizure of properties, settler colonialism. Your people have been the same from the Middle Ages until today. Never changed.
It's such a surprise to see myself on UA-cam today! Wearing a scarf 😂
Well it's winter after all :P (For me...)
Danke für die Stadttour! xx
Du kennst doch die Stadt besser als ich :P
Nice music, where can i find his music
Hi there, I had a free trial with Epidemic Sound at the time and got the music from there. The audio clips used in this video were Akropolis - George Prokopiou, The Dance of Zeus - George Prokopiou, and Gangkhar Puensum - Aiyo :)
All of Cyprus belongs to the Cypriot people and is called the Republic of Cyprus. The occupied north of the island is still the Republic of Cyprus except to the occupiers that call it TRNC, and it is only recognised by them .
That's all bullshit
There is NOT a.." Greek or Turkish side. The north part of Cyprus, is occupied by Turkey since 1974 MILITARY OCCUPATION On the south, is the remains of the Republic of Cyprus. The majority of the island population are Greeks. ( 80% ).. Turkish Cypriots are the ( 18% ) Try to tell the story the way it is .
Not anymore the Greek Cypriots make 80% of the population of the island. Unfortunately not any more.
Music in this one is so much fun! 🎉
Yay :D
There’s no such thing as southern Nicosia or southern cyprus. There is no such thing as Greek side or Turkish side. It is Cyprus and Occupied Cyprus; Nicosia and Occupied Nicosia. Also that is no border, it is an ongoing dispute, a ceasefire line that has existed for 50 years.
Cyprus is a dormant volcano that will erupt one day.
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First thing you have to learn before anything else,there is no border,its a ceasefire line.Try and understand the island was invaded by one of the countries that guaranteed its freedom and sovereignty,Turkey.Always study a place before you visi it,you might learn something.
Unfortunately the Greeks "invited" the Turks to invade with their internal disputes. The stupid Greeks (I am one of them) got what they asked for. Turkey of course exploited the situation and caused a tragedy for the island that will live for ever. Let us hope that it does not get worse.
What ? Who are you ..?.. Brow, Since you are on the island , at least learn few things. On the island, for the last 50 years, we have a Turkey's OCCUPATION at the north part of the island. The south part, is the FREE side of the Cyprus Republic. Turkey, Invaded, and since 1974, is half almost occupies the island. Kicked out the local population, been replaced them till on our days,mainly by Turks,settlers from its mainland. Ignoring of all of the UN resolutions about peace and justice for the island, is even trying today to turn of those occupied areas, as a separate recognise Turkish state. All this situation, is very similar of what is happening today against Ukraine, by the Russians. Will you go visit Crimea, in a few years, and ignoring the facts, ..you gonna support the Russians OCCUPIERS ? I'm asking you now .?
Hey mate! I am not sure what spurred this comment because not once did I say I supported Turkey or anyone. I was very clear in both my video and subsequent comments that I was a short term tourist and as such it's the local's opinions that count. My 10 days in Cyprus certainly weren't enough to unravel what sounds like 50 years of frustration and hurt from both sides. It sounds like you are a Cypriot though - so what I want to say to you is that your country is beautiful, the people I met there were so friendly, and I really hope I can visit again one day! :)
@@Ingigogo your report was fair, but the only point I'd correct is that the break away state that has been declared by the Turkish occupied north is only recognised by Turkey (actually a puppet regime). You stated that the Republic of Cyprus doesn't recognise it, giving the impression that all other countries might be...
@@Ingigogo Then KEEP QUIET instead of spitting out your crap. Thank you.
Great tour! Thank you for showing us around!
Thanks for watching! ☺️
Fine trip, interesting place, beautiful streets, architecture and cultural heritage. 👍👍Greetings from Poland!
Thank you, dziękuję! Yes Cyprus is an amazing place. Greetings from New Zealand! :)
There are two different nations and countries in Cyprus with different languages, races and diferent religions. So it is not a divided country. It is an island with two countries. Like Haiti and Dominican Republic.
incorrect. It is not 2 countries. The Northern part is not recognised by ANY country other than Turkey. The world recognises Cyprus as ONE country.
@@andrewg2618 that does not change the de-facto situation for 50 years. There are two countries on the island with two different nations.
Brow ,where you see the two countries here . The north part of Cyprus, is occupied by Turkey since 1974 MILITARY OCCUPATION The majority of all those are still our stolen lands and properties PLEASE We expect from you people to RESPECT that
@@user-mm2yy4ve2n you wanted to occupy Cyprus on 15 July 1974 by declaring it a hellenic republic as the first step to enosis and began to kill all the Turks on the island, then Turkey came as a guarantor and libarated the Turks of the island from a full genocide. There is nothing to be respected about Greeks. You are not different from the Serbians in the Bosnian war.
You didn’t say 1 correct thing. Better not talk out of ignorance.
There are two different nations and countries in Cyprus with different languages, races and diferent religions. So it is not a divided country. It is an island with two countries. Like Haiti and Dominican Republic.
Yes 100%, at the very least functionally it is operating like two different countries even if it's not recognised as such by most of the international community. It does seem a bit complex to me though because at least from what I read it was stated that most Cypriots want it be unified and feel there just needs to be a solution that's agreeable to both sides. However I was just a tourist who was only there for 2 weeks; so I feel like I cannot and should not have a fully formed opinion based on such a brief visit. I would love to hear from Cypriots as to their perspectives.
The north part of Cyprus, is occupied by Turkey since 1974 MILITARY OCCUPATION The majority of all those are still our stolen lands and properties PLEASE We expect from you people to RESPECT that
@@user-mm2yy4ve2n you wanted to occupy Cyprus on 15 July 1974 by declaring it a hellenic republic as the first step to enosis and began to kill all the Turks on the island, then Turkey came as a guarantor and libarated the Turks of the island from a full genocide. There is nothing to be respected about Greeks. You are not different from the Serbians in the Bosnian war.
It's not a border. It is a checkpoint, as you are crossing ceasefire lines with a UN buffer zone in the middle.
Thanks for your comment. It's a little confusing to me as it is referred to as both a border and a checkpoint in different media releases issued by the UN for example. Not to mention the terms border and checkpoint aren't mutually exclusive, you can have a border checkpoint as well. I suppose at the end of the day the semantics may depend on ones opinion on the situation in Cyprus?
It is a border bc it's technically two different countries. It being secured by the UN doesn't have to do with it not being a border. The UN is there bc of the wars that happened in the past
@@hazalcakmak3597 There are binding United Nations Security Council resolutions (541 and 550) they state that the UDI was legally invalid and requested that no other sovereign state should recognise the declaration and asked for its withdrawal. Yes, the UN observe the ceasefire and ensure the fire doesn’t restart - It’s a ceasefire, the war technically never ended, and a political resolution must be sought to end the war, that has been in a perpetual state of ceasefire.
Lol Scarf the traveler arrived to Cyprus as well!!!
You ate 2 British things
You’re not wrong 😂 Title is a bit tongue and cheek. Mind you one of the great things there is it’s so multi-cultural you can find pretty much every cuisine!
And what is American food? They didn't invent their most popular dishes.
Nice scarf 😂
LMAO
Nice scarf
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Ka rawe te ataata nā!
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nice to meet you. Enjoyed~insane trip- wanna a promotion?, catch ya later~:)
Ignore the "next time" at the end of this video... I accidentally deleted the footage :'D
'come camping with me' I will 😊
Nice video! Maybe one time, I might able to go there, because it's quite beautiful! Maybe also mention "New Zealand" in the title, it's quite confusing when some people have never heard of Mt. Taranaki. I hope that can help you in your UA-cam journey!