I'm Dutch, most villages here are within 5 km of another village. And in between will be farms. Paved roads everywhere. I would love to experience the vast emptiness of Russia. Like the people you got a lift from, switched from car to boat and then had to travel 200 km to their settlement. 200 km is two thirds of my country, I just can not imagine 200 km of pristine nature.
Certain parts of the US are the same way, you should check out Alaska if you want to see somewhere that’s like Russia without having to speak Russian or have a guide
Kind of sad when you think of it. I’m from Canada and outside the cities it’s pretty similar particularly our north. When I visited Europe it was weird that nowhere you’d go you would be away from everything.
The Danube and Rhine Delta system aren't too bad in my opinion but I must admit the Lena is just wonderful. Especially the Delta, I would love to somehow be able to see it, however I fear there is no way that will ever happen. Maybe in a warm summer via the arctic ocean or a long drive in an arctic 4x4, the remoteness is extreme anyhow
Great adventure. Thanks for posting. I do feel a bit sad seeing that it was posted in 2021. Seems unlikely that a trip like this would be possible now.
Keep up the great work! Thanks for letting us travel along with you! Appreciate the explanation about the pipelines and homes built on stilts due to the permafrost! And wasCool to see the wooly mammoth 🦣 skeleton. Safe travels my friend! 🌍 👋
Great video again and so informative! I rarely post comments on UA-cam but your videos deserve it. I watched some of the vids on your Russian channel too😉 Keep up the good work, mate! All best from Bulgaria
Only found this video now, so glad you managed to get here, especially considering the difficulty of the journey! Those shots of the width of river are spectacular.
Is it a hard life there ? But some people enjoy it ! Thanks for sharing your experiences and thanks to this amazing video. Take care, Vaga Bond. Enjoy your life.
Great 😍😍 Thx for translating it 👌🏻👌🏻 So funny comments 🤭🤭 some moments during these journeys seem to be very frustrating .... but they turn out great (at least those u show us) 💪🏻😉
So amazing. Honestly very similar to northern Canada. Rugged, very isolated, but beautiful. Pretty shocking to know that off the single roads in these regions lie vast terrains completely inaccessible. Also very much liked you mentioning those folks Instagram. A win for you, a win for them.
Wow, those pillars in the red evening sunlight reflecting in Lena river! Amazing! Wonder if you actually planned to spend a night at the pillars? Lena river is fucking huge. Just a few days ago I watched a video of Kaspersky going from Madagan to Yakutsk (and onwards) and they crossed the river on an ice road. Scary! But at -40 Celsius it's rock solid. Crazy to think that Yakutsk is a growing city when they have the coldest winters of pretty much anywhere in the world and only few months of summer.
@@rhodium1096Yes , you are right , it pays very well in such regions . People come to work not only Russians, but also from the former republics of the USSR. But there are few people willing to stay there. It is because of the very harsh climate .
Thank you so much for sharing your journey! I had no idea about Lena Pillars being a thing, they look magnificent!! *.* They must look even better in real life.
The quality you put into your video's is great ! The editing , & music is spot on ! Please always keep the rawness like you AlwAys have.. 20, 000 sub's will come quick your channel is that good now.. Thank you for the journeys I got to see. As an American I see my brother's and sister's there !. We Americans love you !🇺🇸
Are these the siberian traps? If so this is the aftermath of a volcanic eruption that ended 90% of all life 250 million years ago. Even now there is a mile of volcanic deposits sculpted into some of the most amazing geology on earth.
I'm Dutch, most villages here are within 5 km of another village. And in between will be farms. Paved roads everywhere. I would love to experience the vast emptiness of Russia. Like the people you got a lift from, switched from car to boat and then had to travel 200 km to their settlement. 200 km is two thirds of my country, I just can not imagine 200 km of pristine nature.
Certain parts of the US are the same way, you should check out Alaska if you want to see somewhere that’s like Russia without having to speak Russian or have a guide
@@Sniperboy5551 the way you stated it is incredibly sad . come to North America. We have the largest intact forest in the world.
Kind of sad when you think of it.
I’m from Canada and outside the cities it’s pretty similar particularly our north. When I visited Europe it was weird that nowhere you’d go you would be away from everything.
The sheer size of many of those russian rivers is just unimaginable for a european like me
The Danube and Rhine Delta system aren't too bad in my opinion but I must admit the Lena is just wonderful. Especially the Delta, I would love to somehow be able to see it, however I fear there is no way that will ever happen. Maybe in a warm summer via the arctic ocean or a long drive in an arctic 4x4, the remoteness is extreme anyhow
Lena pillars in the winter look even greater.
Lena is the longest river in Russia. The origin of the name of the Lena River is derived from the local word , meaning the ‘Large River’.
Interesting! 🏔
The Mississippi River in the USA is similar: Misi ("great") Ziibi ("river") in the Ojibwe language.
Great adventure. Thanks for posting. I do feel a bit sad seeing that it was posted in 2021. Seems unlikely that a trip like this would be possible now.
Keep up the great work! Thanks for letting us travel along with you! Appreciate the explanation about the pipelines and homes built on stilts due to the permafrost! And wasCool to see the wooly mammoth 🦣 skeleton. Safe travels my friend! 🌍 👋
Thank you for letting us travel with you and see thing we would never get to see otherwise.
Visiting yakutsk & lena pillars is definitely on my bucket list now, those places looks so serene, natural and calm
Thank you for showing us this landmark and your journey there 💖
You're killing it bro! I'm happy for your channel's success!
Beautiful production quality. well edited. Absolutely breathtaking end portion.
The Yakutsk station on radio garden slaps those people are *ragin’ it up*
Thanks to you I’m visiting lots of places that I wouldn’t probably never visit. Your work is awsome! Thank you from Buenos Aires, Argentina. 🇦🇷
Beautiful footage of a unique landscape! Thank you and greetings from the Netherlands.
Thank you from Texas ! really enjoy your videos
The finale was grand!!!!
Wow, I just watched your road of bones video yesterday and now you upload a video!
Great video thanks fo sharing!
Thanks! We like what you do! Greetings from Greece!
Good to see that at least out in the wilderness people still help each other and like to talk.
BTW: 200 km by boat? This is about half my country 😂
I love it’s, very cool 😎 from Japan
Never seen or heard of Lena Pillars before, thank you.
Great video as always, gorgeous scenery, much love from the US 😊
It's interesting how the architecture is different to accommodate the permafrost. Beautiful scenery
and those pillars were river bank before ice age . after massive melting of ice basically riber cut through stones
Amazing landmark! Thanks to you I know about it. Maybe some day I will be a able to visit. Greetings from Hungary!
I really like the pirate music during your ferry ride lol.
100% awesome
Hell yeah 🤟
Your music game has stepped up! Awesome Vid.
Great video again and so informative! I rarely post comments on UA-cam but your videos deserve it. I watched some of the vids on your Russian channel too😉 Keep up the good work, mate! All best from Bulgaria
Kao i Obično klipovi su Extra , Mnogo Hvala na objavi ( Teme )
Sretno u Budućim Avanturama 👍☮️✌️
WOW THAT LENA SUNSET WAS TO DIE FOR! KUDOS
LENA PILLARS ARE AMAZING
Love your videos, the Russian wilderness is just amazing. Thanks for sharing your journeys with us all and safe travels.
Great video never heard of Lena pillars wow great views. Draw a simple map of the area for reference.
Thanks waiting for your next trip.
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Beautiful footage. You are a great artist! 👍👍
Yo in From germany and Loving Watching ur videos:)
Fun music choice on the river.
I Like that you give proper descriptions and Place names
in your Videos.
Only found this video now, so glad you managed to get here, especially considering the difficulty of the journey!
Those shots of the width of river are spectacular.
I absolutely love these videos and adventures. Thank you!
Your videos are mesmerizing. Im so glad I found them! Stay safe, sir.
Far East Russia looks beautiful and really tough, hats off to the people who live there. Looks more hard arse than Alaska
Thank you for your time and effort in making this video, awesome country. Kind regards from UK.
Nice video
Nice journey
I just came across your videos . Very nice can’t wait watch all these .
2:14 man they even have pawgs in yakutsk
Love it, great music to present Lena Pillars.
Well. You've done the coldest. You need to come to Alice Springs or the Kimberleys next..
Awesome video, loved the music with beautiful scenery
Is it a hard life there ? But some people enjoy it ! Thanks for sharing your experiences and thanks to this amazing video. Take care, Vaga Bond. Enjoy your life.
This is your best video so far!
Hum, you didn't get off the boat? The view from the top of the Pillars is spectacular as well.
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Great 😍😍
Thx for translating it 👌🏻👌🏻
So funny comments 🤭🤭 some moments during these journeys seem to be very frustrating .... but they turn out great (at least those u show us) 💪🏻😉
So amazing. Honestly very similar to northern Canada. Rugged, very isolated, but beautiful.
Pretty shocking to know that off the single roads in these regions lie vast terrains completely inaccessible.
Also very much liked you mentioning those folks Instagram. A win for you, a win for them.
Wow, those pillars in the red evening sunlight reflecting in Lena river! Amazing! Wonder if you actually planned to spend a night at the pillars?
Lena river is fucking huge. Just a few days ago I watched a video of Kaspersky going from Madagan to Yakutsk (and onwards) and they crossed the river on an ice road. Scary! But at -40 Celsius it's rock solid. Crazy to think that Yakutsk is a growing city when they have the coldest winters of pretty much anywhere in the world and only few months of summer.
I didn't plan to spend night at pillars, so I managed to return to the village that was accessible by normal road and slept there.
Thats because of Diamonds and Gold...which means good salaries like in Norilsk ( Cupper, Platinum and Paladium)
@@rhodium1096Yes , you are right , it pays very well in such regions . People come to work not only Russians, but also from the former republics of the USSR. But there are few people willing to stay there. It is because of the very harsh climate .
Great content. Awesome journey.
Very, very good editing and choice of images. Said by one who works in the business..Синонимы:,bro.
Amazing visuals
Just a comment to help this guy
Amazing scenery at the end, absolutely beautiful.
Fantastic views and countryside
amazing
Bro very nice videos keep it up, very informative and interesting choice of places i never heard about before.
Shout out from Australia mate! Love your journey, thank you for sharing.
Looks like paradise to me you lucky man
great video once again... thank you
Outstanding.
What a beautiful country...totally alien to most westerners. Thanks for letting us peek behind the curtains.
these videos and this channel are excellent. I have learned so much. Great job and thanks so much.
I saw your last video and enjoyed it so I ended up watching this and subscribing. Safe travels! :)
Beautiful place! Thank you from Australia
That's spectacular! 👍👍👍
Very well done video. Thanks so much!
Top notch music.
love love love your videos!
So wish to visit Sakha one day, great journey and video. Greetings from Finland
100% Pure awesome 👍
Congratulations well done great channel taking us places we'd never see in Russia
Thank you so much for sharing your journey! I had no idea about Lena Pillars being a thing, they look magnificent!! *.* They must look even better in real life.
The quality you put into your video's is great ! The editing , & music is spot on ! Please always keep the rawness like you AlwAys have.. 20, 000 sub's will come quick your channel is that good now..
Thank you for the journeys I got to see. As an American I see my brother's and sister's there !. We Americans love you !🇺🇸
Bro you’re awesome
Great video!
Love this video.
Thanks for sharing 👌
dude about to get 15k subs!
Great video, love the scenery!
My middle name is Lena so I had to watch ^-^ Now I like it better 'cause it's the name of this beautiful river and the pillars ♪
very nice
Good video
This was very good video, i thought the pipes were above ground because it cost to much to put them underground. 👍🏆🏆
No, here is the matter of permafrost. If they were underground, they would create swamps around them because ice would start melting.
Looks a lot like the Mc Kenzie River in the NWT in northern Canada.
I want to visit this city this summer! I am from Scotland. What do you think?
wow what a stunning place , new sub here!!!
love you video
Bruh Yakutsk in winter? Maniac
Какие ботинки носишь колеся по миру?
Are these the siberian traps? If so this is the aftermath of a volcanic eruption that ended 90% of all life 250 million years ago. Even now there is a mile of volcanic deposits sculpted into some of the most amazing geology on earth.
>>> 2 : 34 Bullet hole in windshield glass. Lots of water. Where are the fish?