Good video but just a little feedback. I am an American expat that has been living now for three years. Your video seems like a previous video that has the same videos and images that is outdated. For example, the buses and vans date back to the former Soviet Union. Today Bishkek has a fleet of new electric trolleys and some old trolleys. These trolleys represent Bishkeks major improvement in public transportation and they are spacious and comfortable. Recently Bishkek has also added a new fleet of buses that run on clean natural gas. Both buses and trolleys cost 11 soms//13 cents US. In reference to literacy please understand that this really needs to be updated. There are major American and British schools that focus on English and many adults and kids have full access to these schools. Bishkek is also home to the new American University of Central Asia with staff from the US, Britain and many other countries. Literacy rates have soared over the years and many Kyrgyz and Russians speak English. As someone who is grateful to be living here, it is important to point out the facts of Bishkek today and not from the past. We have towering apartment buildings under construction in the city center and a new shopping center. Bishkek is growing, the culture is alive and history remains intact. One final note, it is unfair to continue repeating that there is a rumor that taxi drivers are always drunk. I use Yandex a lot and I know many of the drivers personally. In the past after the collapse of the Soviet Union it was true. Today Yandex has a fleet of new Toyotas, Kias and Mercedes Benz to meet the needs of different budgets. These drivers are mostly family men who take pride in their work and service. My advice to you is that next time, take the time to walk the districts, listen to the people, ask questions and you will discover a Bishkek that most UA-camrs fail to do. Get out there and really get the feel of the land. Just some feedback that I hope will help.
Bishkecks is not interesting. Very Soviet. Parks don’t make a city popular. It’s an art or an architecture what interests tourist. Food is not my favorite. Tourist shows with goats and horses were cruel to me. It’s a country of very friendly but loud people. Sleeping in yurt wasn’t great / bathroom/. The landscapes in the mountains are awesome and trails were absolutely fantastic.
ive just come back from a Stans holiday.. Absolutely beautiful place and lovely people. Amazing scenery everywheee. . It was my favourite of the Stans.
Thank you for this quality video. I would like to travel to Kyrgyzstan one day and I think it gave a good perception of what do I need to have if I want to go for such an adventure
I had a contract with the UN & traveled to Bishkek five times in 2005 - 2006. Wonderful country, I enjoyed it very much. I remember lining up to buy the visa upon arrival & it was, at the time $50.00 for most people but for Americans it was $100.00. Even the Canadians got the $50.00 price. I loved Bishkek & it is very walk-able with lots of wonderful buildings. At that time restaurants were limited but I think much more now. I remember that "Fat boys" was a great hangout. The country is 80% Muslim but in Bishkek they were really laid back & there were no problems. When I flew over to Osh is was more conservative & it was necessary to be more careful. But, Osh has a charm of it's own. I hope now they have better hotels as Osh was a bit basic. I'm getting an inch to return now reading these comments!
I visited Kyrgyzstan last summer, such a wonderful experience that really marked me! And your video just brought back so many good memories... and nostalgia! 🥰 Your videos are made so well, cheers!!
I appreciate that you made a video about Kyrgyzstan, but please do not spread misinformation: Kyrgyzstan does not share the border with Afghanistan The literacy rate (i.e. percentage of people who can read and write) in Kyrgyzstan is very high - it is almost 100 %.
we went there in 2019 as part of a Stans tour it was excellent as all the countries were, unfortunately our time there was a bit short so I would like to return, I keep an eye on all Cental asian affairs through Radio Free Europe which is excellent and another Eurasian news page thanks
I wanna go to Central Asian countries like this I am very intrigued how they live there, the culture… it is very different from Southeast and East Asia.. i am really intrigued as a Filipino… I will go there someday 🤞🏼😌
Hi, thanks for this informative video. I would like to ask if you can recommend a travel and tours agency, and another question if we can purchase a group tours in bishkek?
키르기스스탄은 최고의 유목국가들 중 하나입니다. 몽골-튀르크계열 유목국가들인 카자흐스탄, 키르기스스탄은 정말 멋진 국가입니다. 특히 전세계에서 가장 말을 잘타는 유목민족 1위는 몽골족. 그 다음으로 전세계에서 2위로 말을 가장 잘타는 민족들은 중앙아시아의 몽골의 카자흐족, 키르기스족입니다. 또한 몽골, 시베리아, 카자흐스탄, 키르기스스탄, 중국 북부, 러시아은 세계에서 가장 추운 국가로도 악명 높습니다. 그래서 단단히 무장을 하고 가야됩니다. 불교사원은 키르기스스탄뿐 아니라 카자흐스탄, 우즈베키스탄에도 존재합니다. 불교사원은 멋있습니다. 영상 재밌게 잘보고갑니다.👍 Kyrgyzstan is one of the best nomadic countries. Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, the Mongolian-Turkish nomadic countries, are truly wonderful countries. In particular, the Mongols are the world's best horse riding nomadic people. The next best horse riding peoples in the world are the Kazakhs and Kyrgyz of Mongolia in Central Asia. Additionally, Mongolia, Siberia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Northern China, and Russia are notorious for being some of the coldest countries in the world. So, you have to go well armed. Buddhist temples exist not only in Kyrgyzstan but also in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Buddhist temples are cool. I enjoyed watching the video.👍
Great video bro, I’m a new follower because of this video! I am thinking of going to either Kyrgyzstan or Mongolia. Curious to know whether you have visited Mongolia and how you feel about the country as a travel destination, especially compared to Kyrgyzstan? Thanks ❤❤
Spent 7 months there. Back in the early 2000's stationed at manas air base just outside of bishkek behind thier airport. Beautiful countryside and mountains but it was damm cold when i gof there. Unfortunately while i was there the government was overthrown.
The visa policy of the Kyrgyz Republic sucks! Be aware that they aren’t granting visas but asking for money!!!you will be very frustrated waiting many days for a visa and they don’t care about anything.
In a rural areas, you can literally knock in any door and ask them if you can stay overnight. You will get fed and food provided too. Guest is from the god thew say.
The visa policy of the Kyrgyz Republic sucks! Be aware that they aren’t granting visas but asking for money!!!you will be very frustrated waiting many days for a visa and they don’t care about anything.
Most of Indian and Pakistani students regret about coming to Kyrgyzstan, education system is corrupted, India and Pakistan included some medical universities of Kyrgyzstan in blacklist. Most international students struggle with housung etc
Nothing special, most of the population are migrants , they're fleeing to Russia, S.Korea, Japan,Europe, England, USA,Arab Emirates for jobs, and send their money to homland. Since the salaries are too low in Kyrgyzstan , prices are high, only relatives of authorities may get the job. Corrupted system. Economy survives only for income of money of migrants.
What state of America are you from? In almost all videos you mention a terrible winter in my country) Probably from Arizona where the historical maximum was 128F?
He's probably from California or Florida my take I'm from Massachusetts where we get some really bad weather EVEN I will say that Mountainous region Winters are way more fearce and Temps drop lower, so I imagine he could be from anywhere as his accent is pretty basic , in Colorado, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Northern NY near Canada get some of the worst winters in the States I would put New England preferably Vermont, Maine as somewhere around the top 10 of the worst winters in the US, Massachusetts could get 4 blizzards a Winter or none a winter its hit or miss but I enjoy that we get to experience all 4 seasons in there full entirety.
@@erturtemirbaev5207not everyone, only in Bishkek, because of inner migration from provinces, even in Bishkek most people prefer to speak Kyrgyz language, iut of Bishkek more Kyrgyz people that's why they speak only kyrgyz
Почему вы всегда говорите советский давайте уже забудьте эти прошлый уровень грамотности у нас очень хорошо конечно голове кыргыский русский ише несколько языков путаешь отличия у нас география на высоком уровне😂
Digital Nomad Status in Kyrgyzstan is hardly digital - you will have to meet no less than 11 government clerical widgets face to face and EVERY document will have to be translated from english and into Kyrgyz - typically 600-700 som a shot. and of course - you will need a local lawyer to navigate the ever expanding and pedantic maze of requirements and paperwork. The event will be no less than 500 USD - *NOT DIGITAL* *NOT ONLINE*
There are NOT alot of Americans here - there are less than 2000 in the entire country - and most of those are on official 'post' employment. The load, speeds on the wifi are nowhere near 4 G - many days you are lucky to get over 3 G. Local Buses (7:47) marshyrtka - an old Mercedes van that they pack 35-40 people in at a time for inner city travel. There is NO NEED to ask for salt in Kyrgyzstan it is EVERY where - you can even get salted yogurt balls as a 'treat' Kyryt (as you said) As a Yankee Guy that speaks Russian and has been in Bishkek for 8 years - it is not an English friendly country - especially in the remote regions. The big hotels and franchise will speak English - but it is hit and miss the rest of the country.
Maybe just think about what you call 'cheap' and what you call 'weird'. For most people in this world this country isn't cheap. Also what you find weird is totally normal for people from that region. Maybe different than what you're used to, but definitely not weird. You talk as if youre not aware of your privilege and as if your worldview is the norm. Anyways, i understand you probably dont mean no harm, just my point of view :)
I agree with you. When people from the Western countries call something cheap, they do not keep in mind it is not cheap for locals. It's kind of ignorant to say so.
The visa policy of the Kyrgyz Republic sucks! Be aware that they aren’t granting visas but asking for money!!!you will be very frustrated waiting many days for a visa and they don’t care about anything.
Yes it’s safe. I am local and I see many solo women travellers also only women travellers. Guys will not disturb you, people are calm and respectful for tourists. But if u consider hiking high mountains or you are alpinists I would suggest you to take someone else with u and inform hotel or someone, cause we had situation when tourists got lost, but later found by rescuers.
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Good video but just a little feedback. I am an American expat that has been living now for three years. Your video seems like a previous video that has the same videos and images that is outdated. For example, the buses and vans date back to the former Soviet Union. Today Bishkek has a fleet of new electric trolleys and some old trolleys. These trolleys represent Bishkeks major improvement in public transportation and they are spacious and comfortable. Recently Bishkek has also added a new fleet of buses that run on clean natural gas. Both buses and trolleys cost 11 soms//13 cents US. In reference to literacy please understand that this really needs to be updated. There are major American and British schools that focus on English and many adults and kids have full access to these schools. Bishkek is also home to the new American University of Central Asia with staff from the US, Britain and many other countries. Literacy rates have soared over the years and many Kyrgyz and Russians speak English. As someone who is grateful to be living here, it is important to point out the facts of Bishkek today and not from the past. We have towering apartment buildings under construction in the city center and a new shopping center. Bishkek is growing, the culture is alive and history remains intact. One final note, it is unfair to continue repeating that there is a rumor that taxi drivers are always drunk. I use Yandex a lot and I know many of the drivers personally. In the past after the collapse of the Soviet Union it was true. Today Yandex has a fleet of new Toyotas, Kias and Mercedes Benz to meet the needs of different budgets. These drivers are mostly family men who take pride in their work and service. My advice to you is that next time, take the time to walk the districts, listen to the people, ask questions and you will discover a Bishkek that most UA-camrs fail to do. Get out there and really get the feel of the land. Just some feedback that I hope will help.
_Спасибо за честный справедливый отзыв о моей стране Кыргызстан_ 🤝🤝🤝👍
I love your reaction, dude! Seems like you've become a local, can't call yourself an expat. Respect!
The most useful UA-cam comment ever! 👌🏼
Bishkecks is not interesting. Very Soviet. Parks don’t make a city popular. It’s an art or an architecture what interests tourist. Food is not my favorite. Tourist shows with goats and horses were cruel to me. It’s a country of very friendly but loud people. Sleeping in yurt wasn’t great / bathroom/. The landscapes in the mountains are awesome and trails were absolutely fantastic.
I'm going there next week, so thanks for your helpful update.
ive just come back from a Stans holiday.. Absolutely beautiful place and lovely people. Amazing scenery everywheee.
. It was my favourite of the Stans.
Another informative video on a lesser-known country in Central Asia. I like the balance of history and culture…
You make the world seem like a beautiful place I thank you for that we need positiveness
Thank you for this quality video. I would like to travel to Kyrgyzstan one day and I think it gave a good perception of what do I need to have if I want to go for such an adventure
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KYRGYZ ALGA! 🇰🇬
I had a contract with the UN & traveled to Bishkek five times in 2005 - 2006. Wonderful country, I enjoyed it very much. I remember lining up to buy the visa upon arrival & it was, at the time $50.00 for most people but for Americans it was $100.00. Even the Canadians got the $50.00 price. I loved Bishkek & it is very walk-able with lots of wonderful buildings. At that time restaurants were limited but I think much more now. I remember that "Fat boys" was a great hangout. The country is 80% Muslim but in Bishkek they were really laid back & there were no problems. When I flew over to Osh is was more conservative & it was necessary to be more careful. But, Osh has a charm of it's own. I hope now they have better hotels as Osh was a bit basic. I'm getting an inch to return now reading these comments!
Greetings from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬
Thanks for comment for my country,I am from is Osh .
I enjoyed Osh very much. I hiked up the large hill to visit the cave with the museum. It is believed that King Solomon visited this cave. @@Asanbai746
UN sterilised Kenyans. 2014.
Thank you for your video. Going there next month and super excited about that:)
Always welcome to our beautiful Kyrgyzstan ❤🇰🇬
I visited Kyrgyzstan last summer, such a wonderful experience that really marked me! And your video just brought back so many good memories... and nostalgia! 🥰 Your videos are made so well, cheers!!
Hi. Where are you from?
I appreciate that you made a video about Kyrgyzstan, but please do not spread misinformation:
Kyrgyzstan does not share the border with Afghanistan
The literacy rate (i.e. percentage of people who can read and write) in Kyrgyzstan is very high - it is almost 100 %.
there is a lot of false information. i didn't even start to watch it and stopped, because in the very beginning, he made two mistakes already.
Thanks for sharing your experience!!
we went there in 2019 as part of a Stans tour it was excellent as all the countries were, unfortunately our time there was a bit short so I would like to return, I keep an eye on all Cental asian affairs through Radio Free Europe which is excellent and another Eurasian news page thanks
I wanna go to Central Asian countries like this I am very intrigued how they live there, the culture… it is very different from Southeast and East Asia.. i am really intrigued as a Filipino… I will go there someday 🤞🏼😌
Well come Kyrgyzstan
Welcome to Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬.
kyrgyzstan country - beautiful
Super informative, thanks!
Greetings from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬, central Asia
It looks a lot like parts of Colorado :)
hahaha i feel the same as a kyrgyz visiting the Rocky states
really informative video thanks
Thank you so much 😊
Salaaamm...Thanks for this video as I will be travelling to Kyrgyzstan next month ❤❤❤❤.
Thanks. I'm heading there next week, flash decision from Uzbekistan :)
Super!
Good comprehensive overview
Hi, thanks for this informative video. I would like to ask if you can recommend a travel and tours agency, and another question if we can purchase a group tours in bishkek?
I would recommend local Kyrgyzstani agencies.
They are much cheaper and have more expertise.
I think Ak Sai travel if I'm not mistaken is quite good
키르기스스탄은 최고의 유목국가들 중 하나입니다. 몽골-튀르크계열 유목국가들인 카자흐스탄, 키르기스스탄은 정말 멋진 국가입니다. 특히 전세계에서 가장 말을 잘타는 유목민족 1위는 몽골족. 그 다음으로 전세계에서 2위로 말을 가장 잘타는 민족들은 중앙아시아의 몽골의 카자흐족, 키르기스족입니다. 또한 몽골, 시베리아, 카자흐스탄, 키르기스스탄, 중국 북부, 러시아은 세계에서 가장 추운 국가로도 악명 높습니다. 그래서 단단히 무장을 하고 가야됩니다. 불교사원은 키르기스스탄뿐 아니라 카자흐스탄, 우즈베키스탄에도 존재합니다. 불교사원은 멋있습니다. 영상 재밌게 잘보고갑니다.👍
Kyrgyzstan is one of the best nomadic countries. Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, the Mongolian-Turkish nomadic countries, are truly wonderful countries. In particular, the Mongols are the world's best horse riding nomadic people. The next best horse riding peoples in the world are the Kazakhs and Kyrgyz of Mongolia in Central Asia. Additionally, Mongolia, Siberia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Northern China, and Russia are notorious for being some of the coldest countries in the world. So, you have to go well armed. Buddhist temples exist not only in Kyrgyzstan but also in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Buddhist temples are cool. I enjoyed watching the video.👍
Informative video bro❤
That was a great narrative as I'm going to visit soon. Tq for the overall picture of the country
Right. You should visit Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬
Great video bro, I’m a new follower because of this video! I am thinking of going to either Kyrgyzstan or Mongolia. Curious to know whether you have visited Mongolia and how you feel about the country as a travel destination, especially compared to Kyrgyzstan? Thanks ❤❤
Spent 7 months there. Back in the early 2000's stationed at manas air base just outside of bishkek behind thier airport. Beautiful countryside and mountains but it was damm cold when i gof there. Unfortunately while i was there the government was overthrown.
What about traveling alone? Is it safe? Coming from an Asian country.
Нет у нас все гостеприимный ии без опасная
Its safe, but better not at night and if you go to night clubs there could be drunk young people
It's safe. Where are you from?
The visa policy of the Kyrgyz Republic sucks! Be aware that they aren’t granting visas but asking for money!!!you will be very frustrated waiting many days for a visa and they don’t care about anything.
Thanks 😅
What is the Germain restaurant with techno music called?
In most predominantly Muslim countries, the people are known for being extremely hospitable.
Id love to know if its realistic to do anything in Kyrgystan if I go for 3-4 days maximum?
VERY NICE 👍
Good video! I'm travelling to Kyrgyzstan this summer. I'm only worried about the food / getting food poisoning. Any tips for that?
Me too! water water water lol
Super this, super that, super everything, great video but had to switch off after the zillionth super !
Literacy rate not high? Dude, don't spread the wrong facts 😂
do you remember the name of german bar in Bishkek that you’ve mentioned?
Came here cus im a HUGE Valentina Shevchenko fan 😍😍 she's from here but definitely her ancestry is from Russia
Yeah, she's Slavic. But was born in Kyrgyz Republic 😊
In a rural areas, you can literally knock in any door and ask them if you can stay overnight.
You will get fed and food provided too.
Guest is from the god thew say.
Nice place
Hey, is Late October to Mid November a good time to visit?
July-August is better.
You can come in autumn. It's safe country. Food is good. You should visit Issyk-Kul region as well as the southern part the country.
@@erturtemirbaev5207 I just came back like 2 weeks ago! Autumn was beautiful!!
@@blizzaroxxx ok. Did you visit southern part of Kyrgyzstan? How about Issyk-Kul region?
@@erturtemirbaev5207 Yes, I did. I started off from Osh, Uzgen, Toktogul, Bishkek, Tokmok, and Issyk-Kul
How would be the weather in March mid?
I will need to visit your nice country too..😅
do you have an official list with countries that don't need visa? or an official site
The visa policy of the Kyrgyz Republic sucks! Be aware that they aren’t granting visas but asking for money!!!you will be very frustrated waiting many days for a visa and they don’t care about anything.
For a 9 month old video it's a bit outdated.Especially about transportation etc.
Have tou been there recently?
Kyrgyzstan never had russian communication SIM cards.
Do you think solo female travel is safe?
Hi, would December be a good time to visit?
Second half of December is good if you like skiing
Yes it is.
How can get work visa am from Nigeria hope there frds at kazakhstan pls isir let me know
you cannot go there, stay africa
I wanna go there for studying medical how was it?
There are many medical colleges where English is a medium. Prices as i guess is not high.
Are you from Pakistan?
Most of Indian and Pakistani students regret about coming to Kyrgyzstan, education system is corrupted, India and Pakistan included some medical universities of Kyrgyzstan in blacklist. Most international students struggle with housung etc
You bought the low quality solid yoghurts, they add too much salt for extra weight, buy directly from a nomad’s yurt
Нас сравнивает азиатами китайцы и монголов поверьте мы абсолютно разные внешность совсем не похож ментально культурно психологические мы разные
Монголдор менен үрп-адат каада-салтыбыз окшош, 5-10% сөздөрүбүз да окшош!
How was the altitude there?
It depens where. In Tien Shan is rather high, some trails 15K feet above sea level.
What types of jobs people do mostly
Different kind of jobs. Many sell different items in local markets.
Nothing special, most of the population are migrants , they're fleeing to Russia, S.Korea, Japan,Europe, England, USA,Arab Emirates for jobs, and send their money to homland. Since the salaries are too low in Kyrgyzstan , prices are high, only relatives of authorities may get the job. Corrupted system. Economy survives only for income of money of migrants.
What state of America are you from? In almost all videos you mention a terrible winter in my country) Probably from Arizona where the historical maximum was 128F?
He's probably from California or Florida my take I'm from Massachusetts where we get some really bad weather EVEN I will say that Mountainous region Winters are way more fearce and Temps drop lower, so I imagine he could be from anywhere as his accent is pretty basic , in Colorado, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Northern NY near Canada get some of the worst winters in the States I would put New England preferably Vermont, Maine as somewhere around the top 10 of the worst winters in the US, Massachusetts could get 4 blizzards a Winter or none a winter its hit or miss but I enjoy that we get to experience all 4 seasons in there full entirety.
US military base was located.
90 percent of info is correct.
10 isnt.
Like border with Afghanistan and literacy rate.
wow
what percentage of its people speaks Russian? any lakes where you can take a bath? relaxing by the waters...?
Naw. You're gonna have to take showers.
isyk laik
We have the most beautiful lake and very big Issyk kul
Almost everyone speaks Russian. You should visit Issyk-Kul region which is famous for beaches and Nightlife
@@erturtemirbaev5207not everyone, only in Bishkek, because of inner migration from provinces, even in Bishkek most people prefer to speak Kyrgyz language, iut of Bishkek more Kyrgyz people that's why they speak only kyrgyz
Few mistakes about history and facts) if you want history background you could read something online and learn from locals!
Почему вы всегда говорите советский давайте уже забудьте эти прошлый уровень грамотности у нас очень хорошо конечно голове кыргыский русский ише несколько языков путаешь отличия у нас география на высоком уровне😂
60 days
visit my country philippines 💜
Digital Nomad Status in Kyrgyzstan is hardly digital - you will have to meet no less than 11 government clerical widgets face to face and EVERY document will have to be translated from english and into Kyrgyz - typically 600-700 som a shot. and of course - you will need a local lawyer to navigate the ever expanding and pedantic maze of requirements and paperwork. The event will be no less than 500 USD - *NOT DIGITAL* *NOT ONLINE*
There are NOT alot of Americans here - there are less than 2000 in the entire country - and most of those are on official 'post' employment. The load, speeds on the wifi are nowhere near 4 G - many days you are lucky to get over 3 G. Local Buses (7:47) marshyrtka - an old Mercedes van that they pack 35-40 people in at a time for inner city travel. There is NO NEED to ask for salt in Kyrgyzstan it is EVERY where - you can even get salted yogurt balls as a 'treat' Kyryt (as you said)
As a Yankee Guy that speaks Russian and has been in Bishkek for 8 years - it is not an English friendly country - especially in the remote regions. The big hotels and franchise will speak English - but it is hit and miss the rest of the country.
@@dedeborya9015 how is the employment system for foreigner
I want to move to the country to start and settle down@@dedeborya9015
Maybe just think about what you call 'cheap' and what you call 'weird'. For most people in this world this country isn't cheap. Also what you find weird is totally normal for people from that region. Maybe different than what you're used to, but definitely not weird. You talk as if youre not aware of your privilege and as if your worldview is the norm. Anyways, i understand you probably dont mean no harm, just my point of view :)
I agree with you. When people from the Western countries call something cheap, they do not keep in mind it is not cheap for locals. It's kind of ignorant to say so.
@@barbaravanderven8956 that's just so selfrighteous
The visa policy of the Kyrgyz Republic sucks! Be aware that they aren’t granting visas but asking for money!!!you will be very frustrated waiting many days for a visa and they don’t care about anything.
Kirgizstsan.
POR LAND 😅😅
Kyrgyzstan. The last russian corner in Central Asia.
Несчастные родители! Несчастные дети! Господи, хоть бы они выздоровела без последствий.
Very biased attitude. It looks as if the person has not been to the country but is judging by the videos posted by other bloggers.
No i dont need to watch this 😊
It's so boring report(especially videos
Kyrgyz Republic ❤
𝙼𝙰𝙳𝙴 𝙸𝙽 𝙺𝚈𝚁𝙶𝚈𝚉𝚂𝚃𝙰𝙽🇰🇬
Do you think solo female travel is safe?
Yes it’s safe. I am local and I see many solo women travellers also only women travellers. Guys will not disturb you, people are calm and respectful for tourists. But if u consider hiking high mountains or you are alpinists I would suggest you to take someone else with u and inform hotel or someone, cause we had situation when tourists got lost, but later found by rescuers.