I met a fellow on a world tour while touring and his two favourite countries were Georgia and Japan(#1). I had the opportunity to host him for a couple of days when he cycled across Canada. I have heard a lot of really positive things about the people of Iran and I also have had the luck to host someone from Iran. My two favourite countries to cycle tour and at the opposite ends of the Earth are New Zealand and Iceland. I have yet to find a place I didn't like (and I include the United States in that number though there are more hostile vehicle drivers), my really favourite place is in my own backyard of here in British Columbia, Canada.
As a very experienced touring cyclist, I agree that Georgia is the most amazing country to cycle. The reasons: Extreme and variant landscape, friendly people, countless amazing roads with almost zero cars, Low cost accommodations & restaurants and a big variety of fruits, vegetables & nuts, wines and vodka form grapes (chacha) on markets.. I recommend cycling Georgia at least one month for the first time there, if not 2 months. I personally cycled there along the last several years - 5-6 months. It's worth any minute, I spent there. Georgia is a pure wild primeval original country and culture, the western lifestyle didn't destroy yet. About Turkey: Everything Maudi said is correct. The main problem: Turkey is too giant for cycling, and the distances are not for cycling. Not because of the length, but because it's too boring cycling the same landscape for 2 weeks and then changing to another landscape for another2 weeks. N/B Turkey has one of the best cuisine on this planet. Far better than any country in Europe. In Georgia, the variety of basic agricultural products on the markets is also huge, but the Georgian kitchen is on the weak side....
I always ride in Georgia in Autumn (mid September till mid November). June is also reasonable time for cycling. Summer time is not appropriate for cycling, because it's very hot everywhere bellow 1000 meter, And very humid near the Black sea.
I really loved Turkey, and Japan is very high on my bucket list. Tajikistan looked amazing! I'm American, so Iran will not be possible for me, unfortunately...
in europe you had an amazing adventure in italy. in middle east georgia and persia in far east japan ...yea evey were in this planet is beautiful with amazing lovely simple people.
Cool to see Iran included in your top 5! Wish you guys had spent more time biking through there, some great sights across the south Caspian region. Really liked your Japan videos, lots of material for a 4 week trip we're planning for next spring!
suggestions: 1. Russia - from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok like a Tran-Siberian bicycle tour 2. USA - they say this big country has everything from deserts, coniferous forests, great plains to rainforests and of course there are also many very interesting cities here 3. Argentina - cycle fromPatagonia to Tierra del Fuego
You two could probably pull off a visit to Russia. A tran-siberian would be difficult that is for sure. It is so distant and so many weather zones. The eastern half would require at least one summer and a little more. Getting supplies would be another area of concern. The USA would look easy by comparison.
Tandem cycling is one of the most amazing inclusive sports activity. Being a sports and travel enthusiast with visual impairment, I would like to work to develop/improve inclusive sports and accessible tourism in India. It would be so great if I could talk to you and hear from you
I've toured Japan, Sweden, Korea, Canada and USA on a bike named Nimbus. My next destination is to land in Thailand and fly home from Vietnam. Thanks for the inspirational videos. I love bikes.
I watched your whole adventure and it was during the first wave of covid..and as it continues I am sad and eager and filled with so many emotions to do a bicycle tour. I definitely want to visit iran and georgia and turkey. Landscape food culture and the unknown! Turkmenistan looks a little to lonely for me. Maybe if I have a bicycle friend to go with. I had cycled holland belgium Germany denmark and norway years ago. And after watching you and other people I realize how I crave for this adventure again! And to meet bicycle tourists too. Amazing videos. Thank you very mucho for the lovely work!
I was expecting Turkey to be in the list but I didn't expect it to be in number one :) I am so happy that you experienced Turkish hospitality and beautiful nature. Thank you so much for this amazing and informative video. I hope you come to Turkey again.
I enjoy seeing all that my home country has to offer. The United States never gets old. Desert, white beaches, majestic mountains, forests, golden plains, Golden Gate, The city that never sleeps, The windy city, the big apple & on and on and on...
it's a pity that we only hear of the grim side of your country, the guns, the racism, the inequality, the tragic state of the indigenous peoples on the reservations, the wars...
I can remember watching all of the videos in these places and wanting to visit. It opened my eyes to wanting to go out and see it for myself. Five amazing choices. JP
Thanks! Charming! Couldn't help notice that all the recommendations are actually along the silk-road :) when you have a moment be so kind and comment on your bikes? What make/model did you use ? And how did they hold up ?
I have been cycling in Turkey and Georgia and I absolutely agree with you. Amazing Landscapes, great food, and really nice people. Last year we had in mind to go to Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan for a bikepacking trip, but the Covid ruined our plan, and still, we don´t know if we will go this summer. What seems to be pretty sure is that we will go next winter to Iran to do ski-mountaineering in the volcanos north of Theeran. Thank you for sharing your opinions because it makes me think that we, my wife and me, are in the right way
Great video guys! Interesting that all the counties were in Asia and with the exception of Japan, all in western and central Asia. All these countries are renowned for their hospitality and despite Islam having a bad reputation in the west it is well known in the travelling community that one of the central tenets of Islam is generosity to strangers. thanks for taking me again along with you on your great adventure.
Thank you Paul! Indeed the countries of the Middle East & Central Asia are very friendly to travellers. A shame that it has such a bad reputation! Have a great day! E&M
@@WheelstoWander You're welcome. I 1st travelled across land to Nepa and Indial in 1969. A friend and I went the whole way together and were met with nothing but friendly, inquisitive hospitality the whole way. I was 17 years old when we set off and when I returned to the UK 3 years later I felt like I was 70 such was the magnitude of the experience.
Thank you for sharing your amazing experiences with the hospitality of ordinary people of different cultures that only travelers can see for themselves.
I want to cycle in Georgia as I love their choirs, Iran for hospitality and Turkey because my sister married Vedat (a playboy) and Turks are proud; the "Stans" are alluring too. Maybe 4 months cycling Eastern Europe next month will not be enough.
A fantastic selection of countries right there! We also would love to spend some extra time in the Stans... If you can have an open end that would be 👌🏼 Enjoy & Tailwinds 🍀
Congratulations for the video, seems simple but has a lot of great content about people not just cycling, that's the spirit of adventour cycling tours! I wish I can visit at least some of these amazing countries one day.
Vince, don't be so naive. The problem with country like Iran, is the fundamental regime. People who live in country like Iran, suffering from these brutal rulers. There is no problem with the "Western politicians" in this case. Western cyclists enjoy to cycle in Iran, because of the original culture and the warm heart of the simple people. No-one of these cyclists would agree to live there as a citizen in a brutal dictatorship like Iran.
I’ve always been a bit afraid of Turkey and Iran, but your summations have made me see those countries, and others, in a different light. I don’t think I’d ever travel as a lone woman to either of those places still though, but would be happy to be accompanied by a male friend. But I’m going to start my journies much closer to home for now. I’m slowly catching up to the present with your vids and enjoying every second 🫶🏻
This pale blue dot is beautiful, isn't it? Thanks for the video. Some were already in my bucket list, but now I added a few more. Loved the bloopers also...
there is more to cycling and touring than topography. For someone who lives in a wilder upland area it is interesting to experience the managed isotropic landcape ! Cycling on the flat can be as challenging as a mountain, and the Dutch people are very friendly, it's a paradise for cycling, with helpful folk all around you, it's also very safe and cosy, what's not to like :-)
आपके द्वारा दी गई जानकारी भविष्य में विश्व भ्रमण पर जाने वाले लोगों के लिए प्रेरणादायक, एवं ज्ञानवर्धक रहेगा। ऊर्जा से भरे हुई इस अहम जानकारी के लिए आप दोनों को बहुत-बहुत धन्यवाद एवं आभार🙏
Hey. I feel so happy and motivated while watching your videos and it is helping me to plan my first tandem cycle tour across Kerala, Southern state of India
Ah you guys are amazing and so inspiring. Now Im feeling like I want to visit more and more places, some like Georgia and Turkey again and of coarse Japan is top of the list. Happy travels x Nick
I admire you both for your spirit of initiative that led you through a big amount of emotional experiences, -from spain god bless you.and thinks to shear your lovely videos .
Having spent most of my bicycle touring in latin america and western/northern europe, I can't compare these to any of the 5 places you list (none of which I've visited!) but my top 5 are Mexico, Belize, New Zealand, England, and Cuba! Cuba in particular is a magnificent place to visit by bike - I hope you have a chance sometime.
Hahahaha, die "bloopers".... Eric zei het laatst al, het valt niet mee het zomaar zonder struikelen te vertellen. Je hebt eigenlijk een goede autocue nodig! Prachtige footage die volgens mij nog niet langs is gekomen en opvallend (of toch misschien ook niet zo erg) vind ik dat jullie Turkije en Iran benoemen! Ik heb samen met Yvonne zelf ervaring met Turkije waar je van de bijzondere gastvrijheid onder het "gewone" Turkse volk geniet en verder hoor ik eigenlijk alleen maar goede dingen over Turkije en zeker ook Iran.. Jammer dat de wereld bedolven is onder politiek gekonkel, maar het doet niets af aan de vriendelijke mentaliteit van de mensen daar!! Mooie video luitjes!!! Dit moet zeker liefhebbers inspireren! More! more! hihihihi... Kees
Sulawesi Islands: start from South Sulawesi to North Sulawesi and then accros the sea via ships to Ternate and Tidore Islands where European Countries (Hollland, Portugese, and Spain) battle for pepper and cloves. There are so many heritage in there. I will wait you`re in Parepare City fpr transit. (Fans from Indonesia)
Thanks Mike, Great to hear from you! We are doing pretty good during the circumstances. Eager to do a bit more adventuring... like lots of people! All the best, E&M
Great suggestions. My new bike is in the room listening this this with me. It has only been 50km from home so far, but wwe want to see the world. I would not have thought of Japan. Thanks for the suggestions
We totally agree! The only thing is the camera has no mic input. We haven't found a hassle free way of doing that and not have to upgrade our camera's.
Great video as usual,you're both very lovely people and inspirational /kind individuals and i look forward to your next adventures love from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤.
Wonderful and inspirational. Thank you very much. I have toured in the US, Canada and Europe but have shied away from some places due to safety concerns as a Westerner, particularly an American. Can you comment on safety?
Honestly as a european id be more afraid of cycling in the states then anywhere in europe or asia. I think in the end its the unknown that makes it dangerous. Ive seen almost every country in europe and never felt unsafe except for macedonia haha. Reality is most places are safe, try to avoid sketchy suburbs near big cities like you most likely would in the states anyways and you'd be fine!
Bravo! What an experience. Looks like you went to Shikoku via the Shimanami Kaido across the Seto Inland sea. I did that and then through the middle of Shikoku on route 33. That was a wonderful experience for me. Thank you for sharing your journey, and the inspiration to cycle other parts of the world.
Hi Andrew! We did it the other way around and it was awesome. We also have a videos more dedicated to that route if you are interested. Great to hear you had a great experience too 😊
I'm very glad to have watch your video
Turkey, Japan,Georgia, Tajikistan and Iran, my new bucket list 👌
Awesome Roger! Amazing places to vist :) Enjoy
I met a fellow on a world tour while touring and his two favourite countries were Georgia and Japan(#1). I had the opportunity to host him for a couple of days when he cycled across Canada. I have heard a lot of really positive things about the people of Iran and I also have had the luck to host someone from Iran. My two favourite countries to cycle tour and at the opposite ends of the Earth are New Zealand and Iceland. I have yet to find a place I didn't like (and I include the United States in that number though there are more hostile vehicle drivers), my really favourite place is in my own backyard of here in British Columbia, Canada.
As a very experienced touring cyclist, I agree that Georgia is the most amazing country to cycle.
The reasons: Extreme and variant landscape, friendly people, countless amazing roads with almost zero cars, Low cost accommodations & restaurants and a big variety of fruits, vegetables & nuts, wines and vodka form grapes (chacha) on markets..
I recommend cycling Georgia at least one month for the first time there, if not 2 months. I personally cycled there along the last several years - 5-6 months. It's worth any minute, I spent there. Georgia is a pure wild primeval original country and culture, the western lifestyle didn't destroy yet.
About Turkey: Everything Maudi said is correct. The main problem: Turkey is too giant for cycling, and the distances are not for cycling. Not because of the length, but because it's too boring cycling the same landscape for 2 weeks and then changing to another landscape for another2 weeks.
N/B Turkey has one of the best cuisine on this planet. Far better than any country in Europe. In Georgia, the variety of basic agricultural products on the markets is also huge, but the Georgian kitchen is on the weak side....
Which month did you go to Georgia?
I always ride in Georgia in Autumn (mid September till mid November). June is also reasonable time for cycling.
Summer time is not appropriate for cycling, because it's very hot everywhere bellow 1000 meter, And very humid near the Black sea.
Turkey cuisine better than Italy Spain or France? LOL
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@@jamesrodriguez1389 u have no idea abt turkish cuisine😂.They are very famous
Dear Friend, It was my pleasure to have you in my mother country (Iran). Take care and enjoy.
I really loved Turkey, and Japan is very high on my bucket list. Tajikistan looked amazing! I'm American, so Iran will not be possible for me, unfortunately...
in europe you had an amazing adventure in italy. in middle east georgia and persia in far east japan ...yea evey were in this planet is beautiful with amazing lovely simple people.
Cool to see Iran included in your top 5! Wish you guys had spent more time biking through there, some great sights across the south Caspian region.
Really liked your Japan videos, lots of material for a 4 week trip we're planning for next spring!
Thanks...
Your welcome!!
suggestions:
1. Russia - from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok like a Tran-Siberian bicycle tour
2. USA - they say this big country has everything from deserts, coniferous forests, great plains to rainforests and of course there are also many very interesting cities here
3. Argentina - cycle fromPatagonia to Tierra del Fuego
Great suggestions! We have thought about a couple! Definitely would love to cycle there!! Thanks, E&M
You two could probably pull off a visit to Russia. A tran-siberian would be difficult that is for sure. It is so distant and so many weather zones. The eastern half would require at least one summer and a little more. Getting supplies would be another area of concern. The USA would look easy by comparison.
Tandem cycling is one of the most amazing inclusive sports activity. Being a sports and travel enthusiast with visual impairment, I would like to work to develop/improve inclusive sports and accessible tourism in India. It would be so great if I could talk to you and hear from you
Well made and packed with information. Thank you so much for posting!
Thank you too David :) All the best, E&M
Can anyone be happier than riding a bicycle, traveling and loving nature and people on earth!
I hope your travels will be exciting and happy! 🏔🍀💌🌦😎🚴
Thanks so much Filmnegar 😊 All the Best, E&M
Well done on the recap 👏🏻Love the bloopers 😅
A fantastic perspective thank you once again 👍
Thank you too Weedhopp 😊 Have a great day!
Very good 5 countries touring
I've toured Japan, Sweden, Korea, Canada and USA on a bike named Nimbus. My next destination is to land in Thailand and fly home from Vietnam. Thanks for the inspirational videos. I love bikes.
I'd love to cycle Iran so much! Unfortunately my passport blocks me from ever going... hopefully something changes in the future!
Let's hope so Oscar 🙏🏼 I'll bet you'd love Iran! All the Best
Sure u can teravel to iran as u s citizen
I watched your whole adventure and it was during the first wave of covid..and as it continues I am sad and eager and filled with so many emotions to do a bicycle tour.
I definitely want to visit iran and georgia and turkey. Landscape food culture and the unknown!
Turkmenistan looks a little to lonely for me. Maybe if I have a bicycle friend to go with.
I had cycled holland belgium Germany denmark and norway years ago.
And after watching you and other people I realize how I crave for this adventure again! And to meet bicycle tourists too.
Amazing videos.
Thank you very mucho for the lovely work!
Thank you for your lovely comment Tinker Bell 😊 We hope your cycling dreams will come true 🤞🏼 All the Best!
Thank you for sharing your aventures with us guys
Thank you Pepe :)
The World has a lot to offer when barriers are taken down and people share their creativity with one another the learning never ends.
I was expecting Turkey to be in the list but I didn't expect it to be in number one :)
I am so happy that you experienced Turkish hospitality and beautiful nature.
Thank you so much for this amazing and informative video.
I hope you come to Turkey again.
Thank you! We hope to go back again too :) Tailwinds! E&M
Amazing video and what a full life you guys live!
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I enjoy seeing all that my home country has to offer. The United States never gets old. Desert, white beaches, majestic mountains, forests, golden plains, Golden Gate, The city that never sleeps, The windy city, the big apple & on and on and on...
it's a pity that we only hear of the grim side of your country, the guns, the racism, the inequality, the tragic state of the indigenous peoples on the reservations, the wars...
@@kc3718 you can find bad history in every place on this planet.
All that Cycling keeps you Slim.
It kinda does ;)
Thank you for sharing your journey
Our Pleasure! All the Best
@@WheelstoWander Thanks
definitely I love "director's cut" at the end 8:43
Maudi! You made my day :)
Thanks Piotr 😊
Nice to see you again guys, and your choices was perfect 👍
Thanks so much Reza 😊 Glad you liked it! All the Best, E&M
I can remember watching all of the videos in these places and wanting to visit. It opened my eyes to wanting to go out and see it for myself. Five amazing choices. JP
Thank you JP! That is wonderful to hear. We hope you will get to visit those places 👍🏼 All the Best, E&M
All countries that I look forward to visit. Thanks for the amazing video as usual
Thanks Muriel! We hope you do 👍🏼 All the Best
This was a very nice presentation
Thanks! Charming! Couldn't help notice that all the recommendations are actually along the silk-road :) when you have a moment be so kind and comment on your bikes? What make/model did you use ? And how did they hold up ?
I have cycled Iran Armenia and Georgia.Great exoerience
Nice Jan! We would love to see Armenia! Thanks
I have been cycling in Turkey and Georgia and I absolutely agree with you. Amazing Landscapes, great food, and really nice people. Last year we had in mind to go to Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan for a bikepacking trip, but the Covid ruined our plan, and still, we don´t know if we will go this summer. What seems to be pretty sure is that we will go next winter to Iran to do ski-mountaineering in the volcanos north of Theeran. Thank you for sharing your opinions because it makes me think that we, my wife and me, are in the right way
That sounds great Jose! We hope you will get to go this year 🤞🏼 Have lots of fun in Iran, it's incredible 👍🏼
thank you very much for sharing this. I certainly have derived a LOT of inspiration from this! Awesome job.
I agree with Japan it is such a dynamic Country. Awesome people, food and landscape.
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Great video guys!
Interesting that all the counties were in Asia and with the exception of Japan, all in western and central Asia.
All these countries are renowned for their hospitality and despite Islam having a bad reputation in the west it is well known in the travelling community that one of the central tenets of Islam is generosity to strangers.
thanks for taking me again along with you on your great adventure.
Thank you Paul! Indeed the countries of the Middle East & Central Asia are very friendly to travellers. A shame that it has such a bad reputation! Have a great day! E&M
@@WheelstoWander You're welcome.
I 1st travelled across land to Nepa and Indial in 1969.
A friend and I went the whole way together and were met with nothing but friendly, inquisitive hospitality the whole way.
I was 17 years old when we set off and when I returned to the UK 3 years later I felt like I was 70 such was the magnitude of the experience.
great outro! would add Thailand (& Spain!), they love cycling there and great experience off the beaten track
:) Lovely countries too!!
you are very very strong pepules yoy have come in india
Thank you, we are all looking forward to border crossings in the future.
We hope everyone gets to do that soon enough!! All the Best David!
I admire you both for your spirit of initiative that led you through a big amount of emotional experiences, in other words through real life. Great!
Thank you for sharing your amazing experiences with the hospitality of ordinary people of different cultures that only travelers can see for themselves.
I laugh a lot, with Maudy bloopers 😁😁, thanks a lot E&M for another impormative content.
Keepsafe...anyway I didn't skip..😁
Thank you Manolito 😊 Best wishes, E&M
thx for that , help a lot !
Thank you Zeck 😊 All the best, E&M
Come to south america some day !
That would be awesome Paulo 😊
You both have just put a smile on my face, well done and thank you for sharing
Congratulations. Each country has its own beauty.
😊 It sure does 😍 All the Best, E&M
Great Video.
A little correction at 1:18, Mosques calls for prayers 5 times a day, not 3.
Thank you for the information Ozan!!
I want to cycle in Georgia as I love their choirs, Iran for hospitality and Turkey because my sister married Vedat (a playboy) and Turks are proud; the "Stans" are alluring too. Maybe 4 months cycling Eastern Europe next month will not be enough.
A fantastic selection of countries right there! We also would love to spend some extra time in the Stans... If you can have an open end that would be 👌🏼 Enjoy & Tailwinds 🍀
@@WheelstoWander Thank you.
Congratulations for the video, seems simple but has a lot of great content about people not just cycling, that's the spirit of adventour cycling tours! I wish I can visit at least some of these amazing countries one day.
Maudis voice is so chilling :D
Graçi 🤭
Should be mandatory for Western politicians to solo-cycle through all these countries, to experience and learn.
Great idea 😉
Vince, don't be so naive. The problem with country like Iran, is the fundamental regime. People who live in country like Iran, suffering from these brutal rulers. There is no problem with the "Western politicians" in this case. Western cyclists enjoy to cycle in Iran, because of the original culture and the warm heart of the simple people. No-one of these cyclists would agree to live there as a citizen in a brutal dictatorship like Iran.
@@Cycle-Tourer Don't assume what you don't know. I'm talking about the people, not the regime.
@@Vince1648 You talked about the western politicians, And about that is my comment.
specially through Iran!
So nice 🤗
Thank you Mesut :)
I’ve always been a bit afraid of Turkey and Iran, but your summations have made me see those countries, and others, in a different light. I don’t think I’d ever travel as a lone woman to either of those places still though, but would be happy to be accompanied by a male friend. But I’m going to start my journies much closer to home for now. I’m slowly catching up to the present with your vids and enjoying every second 🫶🏻
Awesome
Thanks Valmir!
Very nice video!
I would love to go to Iran but British passport bad. Hopefully sometime in the future if will be easier to do, it looks like such a beautiful country
Really enjoyed these suggestions! Great video.
Amazing adventure...amazing places and people ! Thanks for sharing.
Thank You! Really inspirational.
Your Welcome!!
This pale blue dot is beautiful, isn't it? Thanks for the video. Some were already in my bucket list, but now I added a few more. Loved the bloopers also...
Thanks 😊 That is great to hear! Watch out with the bucket list ours only seems to get longer 🤣
Perfect...!
Thanks 😊
And I thought the Netherlands was a top country for cycling! 😁
Haha, it is! But not in our top 5 😉
@@WheelstoWander The Netherlands is all flat so it's boring.
there is more to cycling and touring than topography. For someone who lives in a wilder upland area it is interesting to experience the managed isotropic landcape ! Cycling on the flat can be as challenging as a mountain, and the Dutch people are very friendly, it's a paradise for cycling, with helpful folk all around you, it's also very safe and cosy, what's not to like :-)
It is, I used to live there. It is great for city biking getting around town. Not so great for touring.
How about Belgium????
आपके द्वारा दी गई जानकारी भविष्य में विश्व भ्रमण पर जाने वाले लोगों के लिए प्रेरणादायक, एवं ज्ञानवर्धक रहेगा। ऊर्जा से भरे हुई इस अहम जानकारी के लिए आप दोनों को बहुत-बहुत धन्यवाद एवं आभार🙏
Thanks for this video. Indeed, every time that I hear about travel in Iran it's always very positive.
We are glad is seems to be this way! Iranians deserve a better spotlight in the world. Wonderful people ❤️
Definitely Beautiful! You guys are my heroes.
Thank you Sammy! All the best! E&M
Thanks a lot Eric and Maudy, very informatif sharing and great experience.
Hey. I feel so happy and motivated while watching your videos and it is helping me to plan my first tandem cycle tour across Kerala, Southern state of India
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Ah you guys are amazing and so inspiring. Now Im feeling like I want to visit more and more places, some like Georgia and Turkey again and of coarse Japan is top of the list. Happy travels x Nick
That is great to hear Nick! We hope you will get to go out there. Best wishes 🍀
Amazing! Very happy to go on a journey with you! Thanks!
Thank you too 😊 All the Best
I admire you both for your spirit of initiative that led you through a big amount of emotional experiences, -from spain god bless you.and thinks to shear your lovely videos .
Thank you so much for your lovely comment 😊 E&M
Fascinating; a real pleasure to watch this and hear your reasons. Plus, the bloopers are great!
Hey, thank you so much! All the best :)
I really enjoyed it, especially the behind the scenes 😊
Thanks Ye Lin 😊
Hi Everyone! How do you like our Top 5 Countries for Bicycle Touring and do you have any recommendations for us?
Really impressed with Iran. Always hear negative things in the press. Would like to see you South Africa soon. Greetings from Cape Town.
My country Scotland our West Coast is very nice 👌.
Having spent most of my bicycle touring in latin america and western/northern europe, I can't compare these to any of the 5 places you list (none of which I've visited!) but my top 5 are Mexico, Belize, New Zealand, England, and Cuba! Cuba in particular is a magnificent place to visit by bike - I hope you have a chance sometime.
Hi Riaan! Iran and it's people are amazing! We would love to cycle (South) Africa one day! All the best, E&M
👍🏼 Scotland is amazing all the way around 😉
Wow! I want to visit all these countries. First of all, is Georgia! Hope to do bike trip there next year )
We hope you will get to do that 🙏🏼 All the Best & Tailwinds, E&M
Thank you for d nice video.... Love. You guys... 🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕 Watching from Philippines 🇵🇭 🇵🇭 🇵🇭
Hi Neil! Thanks 😊 We hope you are doing good 🙏🏼 All the Best, E&M
Hahahaha, die "bloopers".... Eric zei het laatst al, het valt niet mee het zomaar zonder struikelen te vertellen. Je hebt eigenlijk een goede autocue nodig! Prachtige footage die volgens mij nog niet langs is gekomen en opvallend (of toch misschien ook niet zo erg) vind ik dat jullie Turkije en Iran benoemen! Ik heb samen met Yvonne zelf ervaring met Turkije waar je van de bijzondere gastvrijheid onder het "gewone" Turkse volk geniet en verder hoor ik eigenlijk alleen maar goede dingen over Turkije en zeker ook Iran.. Jammer dat de wereld bedolven is onder politiek gekonkel, maar het doet niets af aan de vriendelijke mentaliteit van de mensen daar!! Mooie video luitjes!!! Dit moet zeker liefhebbers inspireren! More! more! hihihihi...
Kees
Oh My God , you were also in Iran , my country and is that on top 5 for you . Great . wooow
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Great video
Little correction
The call for the prayers is 5 times
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Thanks Khalibd! Also for updating us on the call to prayer per day! All the Best
Consider Australia for future trips
Sulawesi Islands: start from South Sulawesi to North Sulawesi and then accros the sea via ships to Ternate and Tidore Islands where European Countries (Hollland, Portugese, and Spain) battle for pepper and cloves. There are so many heritage in there. I will wait you`re in Parepare City fpr transit. (Fans from Indonesia)
Great idea! Thanks for your input :) All the Best, E&M
Very interesting, thank you for sharing. I hope you and your families are all keeping well. take care.
Thanks Mike, Great to hear from you! We are doing pretty good during the circumstances. Eager to do a bit more adventuring... like lots of people! All the best, E&M
Great suggestions. My new bike is in the room listening this this with me. It has only been 50km from home so far, but wwe want to see the world. I would not have thought of Japan. Thanks for the suggestions
The content is amazing but a dedicated microphone (like a 30 dollar lapel mic) would improve audio quality dramatically
We totally agree! The only thing is the camera has no mic input. We haven't found a hassle free way of doing that and not have to upgrade our camera's.
Great video as usual,you're both very lovely people and inspirational /kind individuals and i look forward to your next adventures love from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤.
Wonderful and inspirational. Thank you very much. I have toured in the US, Canada and Europe but have shied away from some places due to safety concerns as a Westerner, particularly an American. Can you comment on safety?
Thanks Peter! We just did a video talking about, among others, safety: ua-cam.com/video/jFY7PESBGCA/v-deo.html
Honestly as a european id be more afraid of cycling in the states then anywhere in europe or asia. I think in the end its the unknown that makes it dangerous. Ive seen almost every country in europe and never felt unsafe except for macedonia haha. Reality is most places are safe, try to avoid sketchy suburbs near big cities like you most likely would in the states anyways and you'd be fine!
really interested in turkey bikepacking, so glad it's on your list haha
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As always a very good video! Don't forget you are always welcome here in Italy. Regards. JW.
Thank you John & for the hospitality! We have great memories of Italy too! Would love to cycle there again some day... All the Best, E&M
hahahahaha that outro :D ty guys for all the inspiration! really!
😊 Thanks! All the best, E&M
Taking notes! Love the content as someone who loves to travel with his bike, I’ll be adding some of these on my list. Thank you!
That's great to hear John! We hope you will get to enjoy the soon!! Tailwinds, E&M
Greeting from Iram ❤
😊 Greetings back to you Hamid!
Beautiful video!! Want to visit them all now :)
Nice video, thanks! We have travel videos too! Will be glad to see you!
Thank you Guys! We wish you all the best with your (YT) journey 😊
@@WheelstoWander thanks a lot, and you too good luck!!!
thanks for your 5 recommendations!
Thank you too Todayea 😊
I would love to get out bikepacking again. I would particularly like Japan and Georgia. Hope you will resume your adventures some day.
We hope so too Ian! Fingers crossed for everyone!! Georgia and japan are both amazing, so we hope you will get to do that!
I love your movies and your stories! You are fantastic!
Thanks so much Éleéfe Pê Cê 😊
Hi guys, thank yiy for the video's. We follow your roads👌🏾💯Interesting👏🏾my husband and I hope to do 'rondje, Nederland ' All the very best👌🏾👋🏾
Good luck nice beautiful 👍 well done
Thank you Adil 😊
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Mike!!
Love Georgia.
We do too 😊 All the Best
Bravo! What an experience. Looks like you went to Shikoku via the Shimanami Kaido across the Seto Inland sea. I did that and then through the middle of Shikoku on route 33. That was a wonderful experience for me. Thank you for sharing your journey, and the inspiration to cycle other parts of the world.
Hi Andrew! We did it the other way around and it was awesome. We also have a videos more dedicated to that route if you are interested. Great to hear you had a great experience too 😊
@@WheelstoWander fantastic! Just found all your Japan cycle touring videos now, and I'm looking forward to watching them all 👍🏻