Interesting spot! I've never heard of lake Toba before, but I'm glad I get to see those beautiful places, thanks to you. Your videos capture a different vibe to all those nice places 🌏
Yeah... I feel I should've spent more time on exploring that place haha. It was the start of the holiday so we were in a bit of a ruch to see as much as we can!
Trying ym best to! Still not entirely satisfied about them, but that's what keeps pushing me, the knowledge that it could be better, it could be nicer, that I can improve and get things even better!
@alrightanton it's nice to see your dedication to these travel documentaries. They quality is definitely improving one at a time. I get that you would always feel they could be better from a creative perspective, but you post some lovely videos of very interesting places in a way that is so different from most of the travel content I watch on UA-cam. That's your strength!
Thanks Dina! Yeah it's is funny to watch some of my older videos and just notice the difference in quality haha. Wellm the more I make them more I learn!
That place looks awesome, and the history about the volcano is bloody interesting. Nice drone shots too! 👍 Last comment: We want more ducks in the next video! 🦆🤪
Haha thanks man! Yeah that place is breathtaking. I watched most of the videos about that explosion - fascinating stuff! And yeah the duck this time got a little bit hidden away, will compensate it next time!😂🤩
Oh thank you so much for your kind words! With the current UA-cam rules it’s quite hard to gain much recognition when this is not my main job. But I’m rather stubborn and will keep doing this as long as there are some people who find my videos useful or pleasing 😊
Thank you for visited our wonderful Batak's Toba (Bataknese) hometown called "Toba Lake". Sibea-bea Hill in Samosir Island great also, next time you should try to go there. Horas 🙏😊
I imagine so. There’s a nice little mountain-plateau right in the middle of it good for walking and climbing. I rode a bike there but I imagine walking there would be an ultimate pleasure too!
This is such a beautiful video - deserves far more views! Your drone footage is outstanding. We live here in Tuktuk but only have a DJI mini that refuses to go very high and get those amazing shots. So happy you discovered Lake Toba - we agree that it's an extremely special place. Most tourists we meet express the same sentiments as you have here - that it far exceeded their expectations. Same for us - a total dream to be able to live here. Well done on a spectacular and interesting video!
Oh thank you for you kind words! Yeah for some reason this video didn’t really lift off, not sure why. And wow you live in TukTuk, such a peaceful place. Honestly I wouldn’t mind moving there for a year or something, just to forgot about all the fuss and noise and embrace the beautiful nature of Sumatra!
@@alrightanton Sumatra content is TOUGH - such a small audience. We've struggled with views for the last 2 years but just uploaded a quick trip to Kuala Lumpur and had effortless view☺s haha. But we will stick with it because we love Sumatra and really enjoy sharing this special place. Hope you can come back and visit again one day.
Oh I’ve been to Sumatra three times now so wouldn’t be surprised if I made my return here again😅 I’m currently making another video about Sumatra, this one will be about Bukit Lawang. But I think I’ll put the orangutans in focus, hopefully getting more views from it😅
Probably 7.5 It’s really good. Chill, relaxing, beautiful, place I stayed had some awesome food. I wish there was a bit more to do. It’s not very well developed so there’s a huge territory but sometimes not that much is happening there. For a relaxing holidays is just great. For high adventure seekers it may be a bit boring. It kinda depends on what you’re looking for. If you want to relax an enjoy the scenery without any unnecessary noise and hustle - this place is close to ideal. If you’re looking for thrilling adventures, noise and rumble but classy bars and restaurants then this place is certainly not for it.
It did not wipe out the entire human race. That was something people used to believe in the 1990s, but not anymore. the Toba eruption had very little effect on human populations anywhere. F. J. Gathorne-Hardy and W. E. H. Harcourt-Smith, “The super-eruption of Toba, did it cause a human bottleneck?,” Journal of Human Evolution, vol. 45, no. 3, pp. 227-230, Sep. 2003, doi: 10.1016/S0047-2484(03)00105-2.
Interesting. I did quite a bit of researching on it and most of the sources said that the effect of the eruption was truly devastating. And judging by the size of the volcano I am not surprised at all. But I’ll give a look at the journal you mentioned. Would be interesting to dig deeper into this.
Dunno man, I think that’s the beauty of Indonesia that all these religions and ethnicities can live together in the same country in peace and respect to each other
Thanks Anton! Great job! We can see the beauty of nature in your video and got lots info about culture.👍😍
Thank you☺️ Really glad that you liked it🤩
Interesting spot! I've never heard of lake Toba before, but I'm glad I get to see those beautiful places, thanks to you.
Your videos capture a different vibe to all those nice places 🌏
Dina you must go there, you'll love it. It's so chill and relaxing!
@@alrightanton one day, one fine day 😄
Yup! Do it! I don't think you'll regret it!
I'm fascinated by the architecture of their houses and the sculptures in their tombs. Those graveyards are spectacular.
Yeah... I feel I should've spent more time on exploring that place haha. It was the start of the holiday so we were in a bit of a ruch to see as much as we can!
@@alrightanton but you still captured some nice shots 👌🏼
Trying ym best to! Still not entirely satisfied about them, but that's what keeps pushing me, the knowledge that it could be better, it could be nicer, that I can improve and get things even better!
@alrightanton it's nice to see your dedication to these travel documentaries. They quality is definitely improving one at a time.
I get that you would always feel they could be better from a creative perspective, but you post some lovely videos of very interesting places in a way that is so different from most of the travel content I watch on UA-cam. That's your strength!
Thanks Dina! Yeah it's is funny to watch some of my older videos and just notice the difference in quality haha. Wellm the more I make them more I learn!
incredible aerial footage and historical info
Thanks! I tried to give it a well balanced mix of history and experience. Next is a village with orangutans. Already working on it!
That place looks awesome, and the history about the volcano is bloody interesting. Nice drone shots too! 👍
Last comment: We want more ducks in the next video! 🦆🤪
Haha thanks man! Yeah that place is breathtaking. I watched most of the videos about that explosion - fascinating stuff!
And yeah the duck this time got a little bit hidden away, will compensate it next time!😂🤩
I am glad you made it to Lake Toba, so peaceful there,,
It is incredibly relaxing yeah. I do miss it sometimes. It was an absolutely surreal place to be!
Як завжди : вишукано, красиво, пізнавально. Дивлюсь вже декілька разів і не можу відірватись🥰
Дякую!!!!
Дякую матуся!☺️ Нове відео вже в розробці, сподіваюся зможу його запустити до свого переїзду 😅
I'm planning to go in the Spring and your video was super helpful. Great job!
Oh glad that it was! It’s such a charming and serene place. Im sure you’re gonna have a great time there!
Amazing shots as alwaysss!!! Thanks to you, I learned a lot about Lake Toba! The homestay view looks beautiful!
It is such a charming place. You defo should go one day. It’s pretty easy from Kuala Lumpur😉😊
Oh I will put that on my list 😊 would be nice to have my tour guide with me tho 😌😉
Haha well hit me up if you’re heading there I might be around!☺️
Thank you so much👌🏾😃
You’re most welcome☺️ Heading there any time soon?
Honestly, your work deserves so much more recognition! Great job brother ♥
Oh thank you so much for your kind words! With the current UA-cam rules it’s quite hard to gain much recognition when this is not my main job. But I’m rather stubborn and will keep doing this as long as there are some people who find my videos useful or pleasing 😊
Thank you for visited our wonderful Batak's Toba (Bataknese) hometown called "Toba Lake". Sibea-bea Hill in Samosir Island great also, next time you should try to go there. Horas 🙏😊
Oh all the pleasure is mine! An absolutely charming place, really enjoyed my stay there!
Simply amazing! I really loved the historical part of the video tbh 🤩 Didn't fully realise the scale of that volcano until this video 😅
Haha thanks! Yeah it’s shocking isn’t it? Simply unbelievable that this could ever happen!
Hi, are there spots for few hour hikes for two or three days?
I imagine so. There’s a nice little mountain-plateau right in the middle of it good for walking and climbing. I rode a bike there but I imagine walking there would be an ultimate pleasure too!
This is such a beautiful video - deserves far more views! Your drone footage is outstanding. We live here in Tuktuk but only have a DJI mini that refuses to go very high and get those amazing shots. So happy you discovered Lake Toba - we agree that it's an extremely special place. Most tourists we meet express the same sentiments as you have here - that it far exceeded their expectations. Same for us - a total dream to be able to live here. Well done on a spectacular and interesting video!
Oh thank you for you kind words! Yeah for some reason this video didn’t really lift off, not sure why. And wow you live in TukTuk, such a peaceful place. Honestly I wouldn’t mind moving there for a year or something, just to forgot about all the fuss and noise and embrace the beautiful nature of Sumatra!
@@alrightanton Sumatra content is TOUGH - such a small audience. We've struggled with views for the last 2 years but just uploaded a quick trip to Kuala Lumpur and had effortless view☺s haha. But we will stick with it because we love Sumatra and really enjoy sharing this special place. Hope you can come back and visit again one day.
Oh I’ve been to Sumatra three times now so wouldn’t be surprised if I made my return here again😅
I’m currently making another video about Sumatra, this one will be about Bukit Lawang. But I think I’ll put the orangutans in focus, hopefully getting more views from it😅
What's your rating for lake Toba in 1 to 10?
Probably 7.5
It’s really good.
Chill, relaxing, beautiful, place I stayed had some awesome food.
I wish there was a bit more to do. It’s not very well developed so there’s a huge territory but sometimes not that much is happening there.
For a relaxing holidays is just great. For high adventure seekers it may be a bit boring.
It kinda depends on what you’re looking for. If you want to relax an enjoy the scenery without any unnecessary noise and hustle - this place is close to ideal.
If you’re looking for thrilling adventures, noise and rumble but classy bars and restaurants then this place is certainly not for it.
It did not wipe out the entire human race. That was something people used to believe in the 1990s, but not anymore.
the Toba eruption had very little effect on human populations anywhere.
F. J. Gathorne-Hardy and W. E. H. Harcourt-Smith, “The super-eruption of Toba, did it cause a human bottleneck?,” Journal of Human Evolution, vol. 45, no. 3, pp. 227-230, Sep. 2003, doi: 10.1016/S0047-2484(03)00105-2.
Interesting. I did quite a bit of researching on it and most of the sources said that the effect of the eruption was truly devastating. And judging by the size of the volcano I am not surprised at all.
But I’ll give a look at the journal you mentioned. Would be interesting to dig deeper into this.
Still thank you .least I know not to go there . Abolish forms of shirk . Wake up Muslim .
What others do is their responsibility not our .
Dunno man, I think that’s the beauty of Indonesia that all these religions and ethnicities can live together in the same country in peace and respect to each other
Please explain the context of your comment.
Astagkhfirullah