This episode, though years back, is tear-jerking for me... This one lady, Noraly is living her life going around the world like its her living room. Very heart-warming to see people of many different countries with love and care in their hearts for others who had treated Noraly like she's a family or their best buddy, even the kids...This is what the world should be. Thank you Noraly
To this day, I am convinced that those tadjik kids will remember their encounter with you and Basanti for the rest of their lives. You also opened our eyes to the warmth and generosity of the people of Iran, so contrary to the rhetoric to which we are subjected in the West. Whatever else happens going forward, you have reminded this old hack that we share a beautiful world filled with kind, welcoming people. Thank you.
CaptHollister don’t believe what the top ones want us to believe, make sure you see the reality yourself. Politics are all the same everywhere. Life is short we all die one day. Enjoy it ❤️
Got very emotional watching this video in such hard times, this shows we need less politicians, and more love...people can and know how to take care of each other... We have more in common than they tell us...Hope the world doesn't change for worse after this ends.
Ramiro Fasciani Yes, yes, yes! Though it seems a trite saying, but we really are one world, one people.... We Are The World ! Politicians, country leaders are being shown who the really are, power hungry, those who make themselves rich, and their people poor. Noraly Is showing us all that every country’s people are just like everyone in our own country .
You single handedly gave the Himalayan brand a huge endorsement for people outside India . Almost any review i see of a Himalayan mentions you when it comes to the ruggedness, reliability of Himalayan. Well done and good luck.
I had never heard of a Royal Enfield motorcycle before watching her great videos, so I looked on Craigslist here in the San Francisco bay area and to my surprise, I found several used royal Enfields for sale, including a Himalayan model!
I am pretty sure without Noraly they wouldn't have sold even half of the numbers as they did now. If i was Royal Enfields CEO i would get in contact with her and give her a lifetime free Motorcycles.
That boy at 11:32, patting the fuel tank and looking out over the bars imagining the thrill of riding, got me right in the feels. These aren't the most well off areas so I hope he can make his dream come true some day.
That got me too... you could see the imaginative wheels turning as if he was immediately transplanted in that moment to a long and winding road. Beautiful!
Yeah , and while this kid is dreaming about an Himalayan, people here joke on you because you ride one. We have so much to learn from this. When you can not enjoy what you have, money can only buy expensive tears.
it takes a kind person to stop and consider things like this, and although I haven't seen every part of Noraly's adventures, that one thing shines through, she's kind and she's being met with the same kindness
Yea mate most of the time the common people on the ground isn't the problem it's the politicians and there folowers that creates all the problems,oh yea and don't forget the activists....
How come this young lady does all that filming on her own? and her filming is far better quality than all those TV travel documentary teams with all their cameras and equipment? and she does all this on her own while riding a motorcycle? and all on her own over thousands of miles in dozens of countries? Award winning travelogue by one girl? It's the best I've ever seen. She shows me places I'll never go to and I've never seen such beautiful places and colours. Such a warm, pleasant presentation from such a sweet lady.
I think she is actually into it and she loves it. The modern documentaries/travel video are made to order and for money. Many things there are staged or at least exaggerated to suit the narrative. In Itchy Boots' videos you can see it's about people, places and the journey itself not about promoting a particular motorcycle brand.
Well said. She truly is pleasant happy person doing things the rest of us only dream about. Her videos are really good and makes compelling watching. Hope she remains safe in her entire journey. Not just on her bike but in life as well.
I am sitting here at home in Germany at 3am, I will watch all the videos on your channel one by one. I'll be honest, this 20 minute video shows in a wonderful way that we are all just human. At least I don't see the world as bitter anymore. There is hope.
after i saw the kids along the street and the guy with the water, i was done. i am at work and i couldn't go on, because crying behind the counter isn't really the best if you try to sell stuff...
This lady has shown that all the evil and chaos in the world comes from self serving governments not the every day people around the world.. Noraly is truly an ambassador for world peace and harmony as she spreads her heart warming smile from country to country.
You are the brave girl that I ever have seen, I hope that one-day security will come to our country so that you can visit our beautiful country (Afghanistan) too, and see the hospitality of the Afghan people. wish you all the best Ehsan one of your fans.
@@LF1988 Inshala We hope so too Our door will be always open for yours with warm wellcoming. Best wishes to the world's beautiful country and beautiful people of switzerland from Afghanistan.
You said in the video that you were very lucky. Actually, it is us, your viewers that are very lucky. We are lucky that you shared your adventures, trials, tribulations, and joy with us. Your courage, strength, and knowledge throughout the journey is awe inspiring. And I'm very grateful that you completed this journey without any serious injuries. As a biker myself, I fully appreciate some of what you went through. Thank you! I'm sad that your adventure is ending but grateful that we got a glimpse of what 99% of people will never see or experience. It would be a lot of work on your part but I think a DVD/Blueray video and maybe a book covering your travels would be great sellers and would make wonderful use of what must be thousands of hours of video. So once again, thank you Noraly for sharing your journey and happy trails on your next adventure. I think I'm going to go watch all your videos again! -Wes
After 23yrs in the British Army I have seen, dealt with and been on the receiving end of some very bad people and cultures. Now, whenever I see acts of kindness, assistance and hospitality from those who have very little etc, it often brings a tear to my eye. People such as yourself who choose to share your travels, adventures and experiences only serve to bolster that which I believe above all other things.........there are more good people in the world than there are bad. Stay safe and thank you so much for sharing your adventures. Kind regards from South Wales, (UK).
It's unbelievable how much people willing to share what little they have with you, those little boys coming up to you and introducing them selves, I thought, that was so tender, so much kindness, so much beautiful people.
I remember the days I watched your journey in Iran. One thing I noticed was that Iranian people are so nice. Even though I am just watching I can fell their genuine kind attitude.
Whenever I have watched video of the travels of someone visiting Iran, I have been very impressed, as an American, by the kindness of Iranians. You have every right to be proud.
Raam, I was so happy to see how nice the average Iranians are , not what we are fed on the news about the rulers. I think if we could get politics out of our way we would find that we would like each other very much. You have every right to be proud to be Iranian. I'm in California but wish I could visit Iran. Peace to you.
About halfway through I realized I've been sitting with a huge grin on my face the entire time. What a fantastic journey, thanks for sharing it with us.
O dear dear how can you forgot the moment when you are shivering with cold in Russia and you burn your shoes on a heater ? O my .. that was the moment I pray for your well-being and also that moment you maked a place in my heart as a "BRAVE HEART" stay blessed
I literally cried from all your loving connections with all those sweet children. They'll never forget you. 💖👏🥰 Epic drone footage as always. I hope you get to visit thru the Ancient Giant Redwoods in northern California. We all love you. The Adventures of NORALY continue. 😄
I LOVE how accepting all the people are from the different countries, and the beautiful children, so excited and interested - if the whole world could just be like this, "what a wonderful world it would be"! Loved all of these videos Noraly!
@@jimbryant7422 I agree! The one thing that scares the Jew arms dealers the most is the threat of world peace! They love death and destruction because that's where they get rich!
Exactly, the sense of freedom you get while riding a motorcycle or even a bicycle is something else. Only hope the people of the world will remain united after this pandemic is over. Divided we’ll fall, United we’ll stand.
This made me cry... So many beautiful people, landscapes, memories. Thanks a million for sharing with us. We've been following you since the beginning and you inspired us to get on the road. As soon as it's possible. Our bike is almost ready, we're just waiting for the "green light"! Ride long, Ride safe!
Our largest obstacles to navigating the world are our human-created borders! I love how Noraly overcomes so many of these with her patience, kindness and good humour! Only love-lived-out like this will save us from ourselves. Thanks again, Noraly for a great experience!
Tears me up to see how beautiful humanity and the world can be. I really want to travel like this as well at some point in my life. Thank you for documenting this! It's very valuable to the world.
Planet earth is beautiful, but it’s the humility of her people that you meet that is it’s really amazing. There is generosity at every point, smile, show a little trust and it will be repaid tenfold!
Why did I find myself weeping as I watched this video? 😭 Noraly's kindness and love of humanity shines brightly with each person, dog, child and living creature that she meets.
This women is an incredible person. If more people behaved like her in this world, the world would become a safer and better place. Keep up the incredible adventures.
that was heartwarming, sure... but what always gets me to tears is the unspeakable beauty of our planet... dunno why, but some landscapes just trigger my tears...
Hi Noraly, your videos are a real insperation. They remembered me of my A driver license, I got 40 years ago but never used it. Now I bought a RE Himalayan to start crousing through the black forest area in Germany were I live. We´ll see what comes, after corona is history.
The people of the world are just like us in USA, Infact probably more kinder and happier and warm. It is sad how media portrays people around the world as bad?
Itchy: I was enthralled by your video. I rode motorcycles for more than 40 years before finally giving it up -- too hot in Florida and now I'm 76 years old. I started riding dirt bikes in the Congo (in the Army) and graduating to Harley touring bikes. My longest trip was 7,200 miles (11.500 km) from Florida to California and Montana and back. Your trip of 60k km is monumental both from the standpoint of the sheer distance but also from the standpoint of the number of countries you traversed and the "roads" you took. You have a lot of courage! Your fan from now on: LEW TIPPETT, Homosassa, Florida USA
No matter how things develop, one thing is sure: Over the past few years, you made friends throughout the world. The ones you met wherever you went, and the lot here, on the web. That is some of the greatest treasures. I wonder how Kriksibek is, and all the others. Best wishes to all of yous from Krautland, folks. Stay healthy!
It is truly amazing how our governments make us believe that these countries are bad like they say Iran is, yet when normal folk like you and I visit Iran it is one of the most hospitable places on earth. I have watch a few biking touring videos around the globe and all the countries that are made out to be so bad are wonderful places to visit. My next trip is going to be for me to visit Iran and surrounding areas. I am looking forward to it massively. Thanks for sharing your wonderful adventure with us. Keep safe and God Bless.
@@danielscott9769 He has nothing to fear because in Iran they don't discriminate people because of their race or nationality, the same cannot be said of the US unfortunately. The only americans detained in Iran were either spies or people entering the country illegally.
@@robertkvasnika5852 Oh no! Do I detect a little angst against the United States of America? The country the funds the rest of the world. A little green are you?
@@danielscott9769 United States funding the rest of the world ? HAHAHAHA are you not aware that the US is 25 TRILLIONS IN DEBT ? And that's without counting the student loans, otherwise it would be closer to 70 trillions. The US is actually the most indebted nation ON EARTH. The only way you keep going is printing more and more money to add to this already gigantic debt. That's why you have to invade any country and overtake any leader that wants to skip your green worthless paper for another currency, like Saddam Hussein and Kadhafi because the day the $ ceases to be the world currency you won't have 50 millions of americans on food stamps like now but half of the country. You keep poking and bullying China and Russia and when they really have enough of it they will do business in any other currency but the dollar and you will end up with the living standard of Yemen. Just 40 percent of Americans are able to cover an unexpected $1,000 expense, such as an emergency room visit or car repair, with their savings, according to a survey from personal finance website Bankrate. Stop watching your mainstream media, they lie to you all the time, and get your facts right my friend !
You’re in Mexico now. I just found your channel. And I’m going to have to start at the beginning. The highlights brought a little tear to my eye. The people you’ve met have been so kind. What you’re doing is incredible. Safe travels.
This was the most amazing thing I have seen! I actually teared up when you were crossing through Central Asia as I am from Uzbekistan, seeing those places was so heart warming. People out west and in the US need to see more of that. Faces and smiles of men, women and children from places like India, Afghanistan, Iran and realize that people are the same at the core and stop seeing each other as enemies. Thank you for making this amazing journey. Cheers!
Please don't be so quick to judge the American people. Last year during the height of Covid-19 I rode my bicycle from Vancouver WA to Portland, Maine thorough some of the most conservative states in the US, Oregon, Wyoming, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Indiana and Maine with 18 states in total and over 5000 miles and been a Latino male, I had nothing but hospitality, good will and nurturing experiences that I cherish with me for the rest of my days. I don't know what your traveling experiences are in the US but I have traveled through central Asia, India, Turkey, all of South America, west and eastern Europe and I had just as many rude encounters as well and nice ones. My point is that just like you want to bring the negative points of America ( they are plenty) it also has great points of true friendship, goodwill. The world is full of the good, the bad and the ugly but it is up to us as individuals on this earth to look for what is good in all of us.
@@canica99 I've done plenty of backpacking in Europe and mostly Asia and plan to do a 1-year motorbike trip from the nw U.S. down to the southern most tip of Argentina next year (similar to what she was doing pre-covid, but in the opposite direction). But to be honest, there is a ridiculous amount of individuals in the U.S. who have not and will never leave the country and have these pre-conceived ideas of these other countries and the individuals within. None of my family (besides me) have been outside western cultured countries or areas and few have been over seas. With that said, they all have these odd ideas of what these countries are, always questioning me when I leave to go on another trip to a developing country, asking these strange questions, thinking these places are extremely dangerous. And my family are some of the nicest people I've met. Really, to be able to open your mind to these other countries you need to go experience it yourself. So although I agree with you, that there are fantastic people in the U.S. I also agree with Eldar, that many Americans are sheltered from a truly global perspective. Thankfully the younger generation is all for travel and experience, it will shift American culture to a more open mind in the years to come. The moral of the story: we're all human, we all think the same, all it takes is a little experience to open your mind to others.
I shed tears watching this video.....I saw love, I saw human beings. I saw what God intended the world to be like. The young, the youth, and the elderly were all filled with love. This is perhaps one of the best documentaries I have watched.
Had tears in my eyes! I have travelled a lot through the world myself, maybe that's why it always hits me when I see such pictures... let's just live the short time we all have together here in peace and give each other a smile!
Having travelled for almost a decade, the hospitality and love you get in Arabic countries is one of a kind. This video is another comfirmation of that.
True enough, but there are also monsters among us all over the world, and particularly in the middle east, Islamic radicalism can put unaccompanied western women at particular risk. The theft of such an expensive bike would possibly be reconsidered given the inevitable investigation should anything happen to a Westerner, but it doesn't preclude it happening. Even as a man I don't know how I'd feel about traveling in the middle east right now.
When you met the kids on the road, my brain started to sing "Children and all that jazz" from Joan Baez. The people from all around make me happy for a while and even forget the nowadays health problems. Thank you. Stay safe!
By far, you have been the best tour guide I have ever known. I would go to the extent of saying you are a WORLD AMBASSADOR. Through your eyes I have lived my dream of motorbiking like a vagabond. Thank you so much Noraly for all the wonderful moments that you have shared. Your videos are my stress reliever. Hopefully someday I am able to live these dreams. Wish you good luck and success in all your future adventures. Thanks again.
I've been a bit depressed for a few weeks or maybe longer but you've just put a smile on my face (and tears in my eyes). Now I want to get up tomorrow and live. x
I never cried watching a motorcycle channel till now. This was great! Reminds of the book from Ireland to India via bicycle. She did it in the 1950's on a one speed bicycle. Your experience with the locals was the same as hers. She spoke of so many friendly people.
It's "Full Tilt" by Dervla Murphy (1965). The dedication: "To the peoples of Afghanistan & Pakistan with gratitude for their hospitality with admiration for their principles & with affection for those who befriended me."
World is still a better place.. Humanity still exists. People are a lot kinder everywhere than we think. This video made me smile through 20 minutes. One crazy achievement you've made. Wishing you all the good vibes for next Adventures.
don't know if you gonna read this, but i'm watching youtube since 2000's when it was just plain text and boxes, and being an MD i do watch a wide array of disciples, from food to travelling and from engineering to medicine, and I am totally agile to state that this is the most beautiful compilation i have ever watched over the internet, period. i don't know much about your life, but you deserve every happiness this world has to offer ,in any corner of the world. Your're living a life. P.s. - hope you and your family is doing well with this pandemic. take care.
It would do everyone a lot of good to travel the world and see that we all have so much more in common than we are different. This video was heart-warming. Thank you for sharing!!
iraq people....what a joy......I met yr channel one day ago....i am totally in your world...you r amazing and media should show the real world of all of youtubers and travellers like you...the real peoples the real world thanks so much
You have shown your journeys so incredibly well, watching brings tears to my eyes. 💖. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your beautiful and incredible journey with me and the whole world. 💕
I have Iranian friends and they are like that ! They invited me to Iran . They were like that to me in my country New Zealand. Iranians are amazing its the government not nice. Those children made me cry ! So precious, Jesus protect them
Oh, Itchy Boots "The Movie", i knew it would come some day! Even without "Let's Go", breakfast and map showing a heartwarming, comprehensive, funny and exciting pleasure! Keep it up!
I want to visit Iran some day. In every single travel vlog, everyone seems to have such an amazing time there. The people seem incredibly friendly, and there are amazing places to discover.
Such an inspiration you are.......till today many bike vloggers in India talk about you, your zeal, you passion for riding and your thirst for exploration. You are just justifying your channel name......Keep rolling.....lots of good wishes from the Eastern part of India.....
Amazing compilation.... Loved your trip through the Muslim majority countries and how they showed you so much love and affection and warm hospitality. I wish the west gets a glimpse from your videos of the loving and affectionate people of Iran, UAE, Oman etc. This compilation was thrilling to watch, at the sametime was a tear jerker. It was a window through which you showed me this beautiful world of people, cultures and many amazing landscapes.
@@TheIvanDemidov true communists ... I kid I kid Good people all of them, makes one realize that we are one big family with dickheads as head of states who have us think ill of each other to keep themselves well fed.
The most lovable video I've ever watched on UA-cam..I feel so happy watching this video.. it brings pure joy to me..at the same time, it encourages me to take one step closer to my dream motorcycling around the places and enjoy my freedom...you're like a family member to me..a lot of love from India. Be safe..and we will be waiting to see this beautiful world with your eyes...
I can't get enough of watching this video. I think you are a person who will break the borders of nations and unite people in one planetary nation ... just wonderful.
Ooh. Norally,you can not imagine how sweet it feels to recollect the memories from tranquility. What an episode. It almost seems as life is back in a dead world. Stay blessed for sharing your most humane moments which will stay in our heart for ever. Please keep it updating.
You’re an inspiration to thousands Itchy Boots. You’ve managed to capture the reason we all fell in love with bikes - the sense of freedom. Keep on riding and keep on vlogging!
I've got catching up to do as I just started following couple months ago. Just watched this. You are an ambassador like no other. With all of the negatively in this world today, you are a much needed beam of light that is sorely needed. THANK YOU
@@galerinha Just don't be naive, some of these countries are nice, just be sure to look up local regulations and always avoid talking politics. You don't want to get in jail or be stoned or something for doing something like drinking alcohol or wearing indecent clothing or something equally serious. Most people are nice until you're polite with them and compliment their country, just stick with neutral smalltalk...
@@galerinha l have the same view of the American people because of their government killing people across the world...do you think l am right or wrong? what about North Korea....do you think which sides have a right to judge?!?!
So fantastic to have watched and enjoyed your travels. I was amazed particularly by the people of Iran, but also many others who reached out to you with their kindness. I'll look forward to continuing on with you on your travels once the curve flattens on this crisis. Thanks so much for sharing your travels with us. Big hugs from Sweden.
It breaks my heart that we only hear about the worst of us. The good is everywhere, but we keep it out of sight. Very nice of you to share this. Keep it up & keep on ridin' in the free world. Peace !
I'm so happy to see the Iranians welcomed you with their hearts. In all my years of traveling they have been the most welcoming people I have ever met. Love your videos!!
As always ....fantastic, amazing, incredible-PROFOUNDLY INSPIRING!!! The scenery is indescribable, but the wonderful kindness of the people, that is what truly takes your breath away. I CAN’T WAIT FOR THE JOURNEY TO CONTINUE!!!!!!!!
Okay, I’m leaking tears…you’re showing us how precious our global people can be. The children and elderly are extraordinarily precious, friendly and easy. I’m sure the world has fallen for you and your adventures. May God be with you. From northern Kentucky
This is the world our governments don't want us to see. Countries full of friendship, peace and love. Well done. This video is absolutely epic.
Nice comment.
In my opinion, it's not about government. Happiness and friendliness doesn't sell well. TV news are looking for accidents, terrorist attacks, etc.
I agree but there has to be a certain amount of respect given. There are lots of stories of young white women being kidnapped around the globe.
absolutely epic?
yas
You deserve a Netflix original in your name 🔥🔥🔥🔥
💯💯💯
Definitely 👌
True
100%!
YES
i had tears in my eyes and it was so heartwarming how kind the most poor people are... the poor are the ones who give the most
Yup that's true..
Your profile pic makes me feel like my screen is not clean
stefan I lifted the hair on the screen for 30 seconds due to the profile picture
There is research to support this adage
Poor kids are just as bright as white kids.
This episode, though years back, is tear-jerking for me... This one lady, Noraly is living her life going around the world like its her living room. Very heart-warming to see people of many different countries with love and care in their hearts for others who had treated Noraly like she's a family or their best buddy, even the kids...This is what the world should be. Thank you Noraly
Didn’t know it was possible to smile for 20 minutes straight 🙏
Now we know.
it's not
Yeah
My cheeks are sore also. (Yes, the ones on my face)
Right after reading your comment is when I realized that that's what I was doing for the last 20 minutes...
If this woman become a grand ma, she has so many stories to tell her grand children. What a badass woman!
May be the children would not believe all her stories if she doesn't have YT videos to prove her stories.
soon
Why does eveything have to be badass... why can't we just proclaim her as great, as she is? sigh
@@tjitjo Because men usually don't do that , much less for an woman that too foreign born travelling alone. She got that grit.
I pray she is not troubled children
To this day, I am convinced that those tadjik kids will remember their encounter with you and Basanti for the rest of their lives. You also opened our eyes to the warmth and generosity of the people of Iran, so contrary to the rhetoric to which we are subjected in the West. Whatever else happens going forward, you have reminded this old hack that we share a beautiful world filled with kind, welcoming people. Thank you.
CaptHollister don’t believe what the top ones want us to believe, make sure you see the reality yourself. Politics are all the same everywhere. Life is short we all die one day. Enjoy it ❤️
Got very emotional watching this video in such hard times, this shows we need less politicians, and more love...people can and know how to take care of each other... We have more in common than they tell us...Hope the world doesn't change for worse after this ends.
Love from Iran to all of you
Ramiro Fasciani
Yes, yes, yes! Though it seems a trite saying, but we really are one world, one people....
We Are The World !
Politicians, country leaders are being shown who the really are, power hungry, those who make themselves rich, and their people poor.
Noraly Is showing us all that every country’s people are just like everyone in our own country .
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Love to the Iranian people from here in America.
You single handedly gave the Himalayan brand a huge endorsement for people outside India . Almost any review i see of a Himalayan mentions you when it comes to the ruggedness, reliability of Himalayan. Well done and good luck.
I had never heard of a Royal Enfield motorcycle before watching her great videos, so I looked on Craigslist here in the San Francisco bay area and to my surprise, I found several used royal Enfields for sale, including a Himalayan model!
I am pretty sure without Noraly they wouldn't have sold even half of the numbers as they did now.
If i was Royal Enfields CEO i would get in contact with her and give her a lifetime free Motorcycles.
That boy at 11:32, patting the fuel tank and looking out over the bars imagining the thrill of riding, got me right in the feels. These aren't the most well off areas so I hope he can make his dream come true some day.
That got me too... you could see the imaginative wheels turning as if he was immediately transplanted in that moment to a long and winding road. Beautiful!
How very kind of you
This moment broke me
Yeah , and while this kid is dreaming about an Himalayan, people here joke on you because you ride one.
We have so much to learn from this.
When you can not enjoy what you have, money can only buy expensive tears.
it takes a kind person to stop and consider things like this, and although I haven't seen every part of Noraly's adventures, that one thing shines through, she's kind and she's being met with the same kindness
It is beautiful to see how hearthwarming people are in countries which are often portrayed negatively in the news.
you just can't trust mainstream media nowadays, crazy how they still have the power to manipulate people's opinion about something.
I thought the same. So so so beautiful!!!!
Yea mate most of the time the common people on the ground isn't the problem it's the politicians and there folowers that creates all the problems,oh yea and don't forget the activists....
because the normal population always gets overshadowed by the politicans and those in power, who are often crooked bastards... it's sad
@@lonelycrona2388 yep, that's almost always about authority and propaganda. People in those countries suffer from it no less than outer world
How come this young lady does all that filming on her own? and her filming is far better quality than all those TV travel documentary teams with all their cameras and equipment? and she does all this on her own while riding a motorcycle? and all on her own over thousands of miles in dozens of countries?
Award winning travelogue by one girl? It's the best I've ever seen. She shows me places I'll never go to and I've never seen such beautiful places and colours.
Such a warm, pleasant presentation from such a sweet lady.
I think she is actually into it and she loves it. The modern documentaries/travel video are made to order and for money. Many things there are staged or at least exaggerated to suit the narrative. In Itchy Boots' videos you can see it's about people, places and the journey itself not about promoting a particular motorcycle brand.
Well said. She truly is pleasant happy person doing things the rest of us only dream about. Her videos are really good and makes compelling watching. Hope she remains safe in her entire journey. Not just on her bike but in life as well.
@NoNoNoNii She could have asked someone just for that particular shot
@NoNoNoNii Most new drones have a "follow" feature that makes the aircraft stay a predefined distance from the operator terminal.
@NoNoNoNii she is flying the drone herself manually with her left hand. I've heard her say it many times.
I am sitting here at home in Germany at 3am, I will watch all the videos on your channel one by one. I'll be honest, this 20 minute video shows in a wonderful way that we are all just human. At least I don't see the world as bitter anymore. There is hope.
Itchy Boots continues to restore my faith in humanity.
@Food Wars Fortunately they're in the minority...25k likes for greedlless humanity
Hi
Emotional to watch, I noticed that people are nice. the world has friendly and lovely people all around , especially those who have less.😷
Bald and Bankrupt has also commented on the same, those with less, share openly
Cuz they wanna steal ur money
after i saw the kids along the street and the guy with the water, i was done. i am at work and i couldn't go on, because crying behind the counter isn't really the best if you try to sell stuff...
I really like how your videos highlight the good in people around the world. So many smiles and people genuinely wanting to help.
Its true
Agree, so fine, no political or religius bias, total neutral reporting of a wonderful world and al wonderful the people out there.
This lady has shown that all the evil and chaos in the world comes from self serving governments not the every day people around the world.. Noraly is truly an ambassador for world peace and harmony as she spreads her heart warming smile from country to country.
My mother always say, Smiling people are welcome everywhere, after seeing your journey I am sure of it as well.
😊♥️🤗
Stay blessed.
Namaste 🙏
That totally changed my perception towards certain countries like Iran...
Iranians are pretty nice towards other nationalities. Most people usually don’t know that.
Yeah It's not like we are hearing on the television
Such lovely people you met
I think it's important to separate people vs a nation's Government.
you see a few people smiling and you are convinced, wow you are so naive.
You are the brave girl that I ever have seen, I hope that one-day security will come to our country so that you can visit our beautiful country (Afghanistan) too, and see the hospitality of the Afghan people.
wish you all the best
Ehsan one of your fans.
I wish it will be possible to visit your country in my live time best wishes frm Switzerland
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Inshala
We hope so too
Our door will be always open for yours with warm wellcoming.
Best wishes to the world's beautiful country and beautiful people of switzerland from Afghanistan.
It will my friend. Let the world prosper
I hope that come true and I can witness the heaven on earth existing in afganistan. Love from India🙏
It will come my friend. Hope to visit you too.
You said in the video that you were very lucky. Actually, it is us, your viewers that are very lucky. We are lucky that you shared your adventures, trials, tribulations, and joy with us. Your courage, strength, and knowledge throughout the journey is awe inspiring. And I'm very grateful that you completed this journey without any serious injuries. As a biker myself, I fully appreciate some of what you went through. Thank you!
I'm sad that your adventure is ending but grateful that we got a glimpse of what 99% of people will never see or experience. It would be a lot of work on your part but I think a DVD/Blueray video and maybe a book covering your travels would be great sellers and would make wonderful use of what must be thousands of hours of video.
So once again, thank you Noraly for sharing your journey and happy trails on your next adventure. I think I'm going to go watch all your videos again!
-Wes
If she makes a book about her journey. It would definitely be a bestseller. I would buy it even though I'm not so much of a reader.
Basanti sure deserves a place in Royal Enfield's hall of fame. 🔥🔥🔥
basanti has probably sold another 100 basantis alone :)^^
Call me cazy but I would trust my old XT 600 more 😅 yet it(himalayan) seems to be ok adv bike
The most heartbreaking part was when Basanti was retired. Reminded me of the famous poem "Mulga Bill's bicycle". Damn you, red tape.
Royal Enfield's are lob
Can someone tell me what happened with Basanti? How did she get a new himalayan and from where?
You’ve lived a thousand lifetimes on these journeys and done more than many of us could only ever hope to achieve. God bless u, stay & ride safe.
After 23yrs in the British Army I have seen, dealt with and been on the receiving end of some very bad people and cultures. Now, whenever I see acts of kindness, assistance and hospitality from those who have very little etc, it often brings a tear to my eye. People such as yourself who choose to share your travels, adventures and experiences only serve to bolster that which I believe above all other things.........there are more good people in the world than there are bad. Stay safe and thank you so much for sharing your adventures. Kind regards from South Wales, (UK).
It's unbelievable how much people willing to share what little they have with you, those little boys coming up to you and introducing them selves, I thought, that was so tender, so much kindness, so much beautiful people.
I remember the days I watched your journey in Iran. One thing I noticed was that Iranian people are so nice. Even though I am just watching I can fell their genuine kind attitude.
I think that is universal. The people are great. It's the dodgy ones in charge of the countries that cause the trouble.
People are great the governments, not so much
@@MotoTrooper Yeah, in other words it means if we get rid of governments - we all will enjoy everlasting peace and happiness.
Sounds good to me.
The people of Iran are kind and hospitable , Im proud to be Iranian
i cannot wait to see your beautiful country and meet your people, a place ive always wanted to go, i will now very soon
Whenever I have watched video of the travels of someone visiting Iran, I have been very impressed, as an American, by the kindness of Iranians. You have every right to be proud.
The United States and Iran have almost the same culture. When I was in Dubai, I had American colleagues. I live in Europe .
I invite you, by pleasure . Count on me .
Raam, I was so happy to see how nice the average Iranians are , not what we are fed on the news about the rulers. I think if we could get politics out of our way we would find that we would like each other very much. You have every right to be proud to be Iranian. I'm in California but wish I could visit Iran. Peace to you.
About halfway through I realized I've been sitting with a huge grin on my face the entire time. What a fantastic journey, thanks for sharing it with us.
All the beautiful children and their smiles cracked my heart wide open. Telling you their names and shaking hands. Just so precious 🥹🥹🥹
I am in awe at her. She is brave, courageous, kind, compassionate, loving... 🥰 she is a Star!!! 💫 ⭐️
👍👍👍💪
O dear dear how can you forgot the moment when you are shivering with cold in Russia and you burn your shoes on a heater ? O my .. that was the moment I pray for your well-being and also that moment you maked a place in my heart as a "BRAVE HEART"
stay blessed
Thanks itchy NORALY boots for making my comment "Highlighted"♥️
good observation !!! I felt her pain .
I literally cried from all your loving connections with all those sweet children. They'll never forget you. 💖👏🥰 Epic drone footage as always. I hope you get to visit thru the Ancient Giant Redwoods in northern California. We all love you. The Adventures of NORALY continue. 😄
Same for me, crying like a baby
Yes, Noraly, you absolutely must visit the giant redwoods of Northern California. Very, very spiritual.
Noraly is an Earth Angel!!! Just amazing!!!
I LOVE how accepting all the people are from the different countries, and the beautiful children, so excited and interested - if the whole world could just be like this, "what a wonderful world it would be"! Loved all of these videos Noraly!
Only the governments get in the way of the world being just like this
@@jimbryant7422 I agree! The one thing that scares the Jew arms dealers the most is the threat of world peace! They love death and destruction because that's where they get rich!
@@jimbryant7422aight bet
I don't even know why, but I started crying.. Is it weird
Lalhruaizela Ralte It's beautiful the emotions you show
Me too ... breathtaking!
Me too in just first 5 minutes
Me too, awesome journey
Same here😭❤️
I feel, i have spent my entire life under lockdown after seeing this.
Exactly, the sense of freedom you get while riding a motorcycle or even a bicycle is something else. Only hope the people of the world will remain united after this pandemic is over. Divided we’ll fall, United we’ll stand.
until now at least
This made me cry...
So many beautiful people, landscapes, memories. Thanks a million for sharing with us.
We've been following you since the beginning and you inspired us to get on the road. As soon as it's possible.
Our bike is almost ready, we're just waiting for the "green light"!
Ride long, Ride safe!
Our largest obstacles to navigating the world are our human-created borders! I love how Noraly overcomes so many of these with her patience, kindness and good humour! Only love-lived-out like this will save us from ourselves. Thanks again, Noraly for a great experience!
Tears me up to see how beautiful humanity and the world can be. I really want to travel like this as well at some point in my life. Thank you for documenting this! It's very valuable to the world.
We all should travels around...seeing things from our own perspective....
Planet earth is beautiful, but it’s the humility of her people that you meet that is it’s really amazing. There is generosity at every point, smile, show a little trust and it will be repaid tenfold!
Don't let some point never come. Nothing ever feels like the right time we just need to go for it and take a chance.
Chris Hart Totally agree with your sentiments; I’ve shared them with both my sons and told them to “Go now!” Stay safe!
I don’t mind if they stay where they are. It’s when they want to move here, to my homeland that I got a problem with.
Why did I find myself weeping as I watched this video? 😭 Noraly's kindness and love of humanity shines brightly with each person, dog, child and living creature that she meets.
me too..so heart warming....
I wondered the same as my eyes teared with the excitement of the children and the kindness of the people
I get teary eyed on most of her videos, a mixture of cry/laughing and cheering. She is special that way.
As an older man, me too. It was a very heart warming video. I loved her interaction with the locals.
For every 1 million Karens in the world, there is just one Noraly.
That’s incredible, you show us a completely different side of the world to one we are lead to believe.
@@bardiche1989 the people are friendly in all these places. Most people are good or might just ignore you. I hope you get to travel more.
@@bardiche1989 no, but there was a negative tone in your first comment. No need for that.
@@bardiche1989 ok, suit yourself
This women is an incredible person. If more people behaved like her in this world, the world would become a safer and better place. Keep up the incredible adventures.
I watched with teary eyes , I don't know why. Maybe just the pure heart of humanity. Great job, so brave of you
that was heartwarming, sure... but what always gets me to tears is the unspeakable beauty of our planet... dunno why, but some landscapes just
trigger my tears...
Same here @kay_111!
same here, goddamn :)
Me too. Especially at how excited those little kids were to meet her.
Seeing the good side of mankind eh Kay. I`m sure the soundtrack added to the emotional side too :)
Hi Noraly, your videos are a real insperation. They remembered me of my A driver license, I got 40 years ago but never used it. Now I bought a RE Himalayan to start crousing through the black forest area in Germany were I live. We´ll see what comes, after corona is history.
Ride on Wolfgang ,
Wow, quarantine is really getting to me. Getting all teary eyed at the kindness of the Iran people. Damn ninja's cutting onions again.
Yes, so many kind people. I heard that Afghanistan is also so friendly. It is really heartwarming.
Glad I wasn't the only one ❤️
The people of the world are just like us in USA, Infact probably more kinder and happier and warm. It is sad how media portrays people around the world as bad?
Yes to many onions in my area to😂
Its lovely people and kindness.Goddamn politics portraying countries as evil. We wont mention any names , just to not spoil the beautiful images
Itchy: I was enthralled by your video. I rode motorcycles for more than 40 years before finally giving it up -- too hot in Florida and now I'm 76 years old. I started riding dirt bikes in the Congo (in the Army) and graduating to Harley touring bikes. My longest trip was 7,200 miles (11.500 km) from Florida to California and Montana and back. Your trip of 60k km is monumental both from the standpoint of the sheer distance but also from the standpoint of the number of countries you traversed and the "roads" you took. You have a lot of courage! Your fan from now on: LEW TIPPETT, Homosassa, Florida USA
Royal enfield company should give her a big sponsor!
True that
It’s ‘Royal Enfield’ they don’t sponsor anybody :/
@@makeitnik They did give her a brand new bike
@@markuribe7598 a dealer gave her a bike.
Definitely
This is the BEST 20 minutes of my Quarantine life!!
Totally agree!!
This video is proof that people are kind and happy with what they have , all over the world. 💗💗💗💗💗
Yes, the simplest people are so generous and loving
Jij laat wel zien hoe mooi de wereld is en hoe over het algemeen de mensen goed en vriendelijk zijn. Echt genieten👌
No matter how things develop, one thing is sure: Over the past few years, you made friends throughout the world. The ones you met wherever you went, and the lot here, on the web.
That is some of the greatest treasures.
I wonder how Kriksibek is, and all the others.
Best wishes to all of yous from Krautland, folks. Stay healthy!
I've watched this video a couple times over the past year and it makes me cry every time. This is what the world could be like for everyone.
It is truly amazing how our governments make us believe that these countries are bad like they say Iran is, yet when normal folk like you and I visit Iran it is one of the most hospitable places on earth. I have watch a few biking touring videos around the globe and all the countries that are made out to be so bad are wonderful places to visit. My next trip is going to be for me to visit Iran and surrounding areas. I am looking forward to it massively.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful adventure with us. Keep safe and God Bless.
If you are American and you go to Iran, please don't ask the American tax payer to save your ass when you get detained. Best of luck.
@@danielscott9769 He has nothing to fear because in Iran they don't discriminate people because of their race or nationality, the same cannot be said of the US unfortunately.
The only americans detained in Iran were either spies or people entering the country illegally.
@@robertkvasnika5852 Oh no! Do I detect a little angst against the United States of America? The country the funds the rest of the world. A little green are you?
@@robertkvasnika5852 www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/11/04/irans-hostage-factory/?arc404=true This article might change your mind.
@@danielscott9769 United States funding the rest of the world ? HAHAHAHA are you not aware that the US is 25 TRILLIONS IN DEBT ? And that's without counting the student loans, otherwise it would be closer to 70 trillions. The US is actually the most indebted nation ON EARTH. The only way you keep going is printing more and more money to add to this already gigantic debt. That's why you have to invade any country and overtake any leader that wants to skip your green worthless paper for another currency, like Saddam Hussein and Kadhafi because the day the $ ceases to be the world currency you won't have 50 millions of americans on food stamps like now but half of the country.
You keep poking and bullying China and Russia and when they really have enough of it they will do business in any other currency but the dollar and you will end up with the living standard of Yemen.
Just 40 percent of Americans are able to cover an unexpected $1,000 expense, such as an emergency room visit or car repair, with their savings, according to a survey from personal finance website Bankrate.
Stop watching your mainstream media, they lie to you all the time, and get your facts right my friend !
You’re in Mexico now. I just found your channel. And I’m going to have to start at the beginning. The highlights brought a little tear to my eye. The people you’ve met have been so kind. What you’re doing is incredible. Safe travels.
This was the most amazing thing I have seen! I actually teared up when you were crossing through Central Asia as I am from Uzbekistan, seeing those places was so heart warming. People out west and in the US need to see more of that. Faces and smiles of men, women and children from places like India, Afghanistan, Iran and realize that people are the same at the core and stop seeing each other as enemies. Thank you for making this amazing journey. Cheers!
Please don't be so quick to judge the American people. Last year during the height of Covid-19 I rode my bicycle from Vancouver WA to Portland, Maine thorough some of the most conservative states in the US, Oregon, Wyoming, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Indiana and Maine with 18 states in total and over 5000 miles and been a Latino male, I had nothing but hospitality, good will and nurturing experiences that I cherish with me for the rest of my days. I don't know what your traveling experiences are in the US but I have traveled through central Asia, India, Turkey, all of South America, west and eastern Europe and I had just as many rude encounters as well and nice ones. My point is that just like you want to bring the negative points of America ( they are plenty) it also has great points of true friendship, goodwill. The world is full of the good, the bad and the ugly but it is up to us as individuals on this earth to look for what is good in all of us.
@@canica99 I've done plenty of backpacking in Europe and mostly Asia and plan to do a 1-year motorbike trip from the nw U.S. down to the southern most tip of Argentina next year (similar to what she was doing pre-covid, but in the opposite direction). But to be honest, there is a ridiculous amount of individuals in the U.S. who have not and will never leave the country and have these pre-conceived ideas of these other countries and the individuals within. None of my family (besides me) have been outside western cultured countries or areas and few have been over seas. With that said, they all have these odd ideas of what these countries are, always questioning me when I leave to go on another trip to a developing country, asking these strange questions, thinking these places are extremely dangerous. And my family are some of the nicest people I've met. Really, to be able to open your mind to these other countries you need to go experience it yourself. So although I agree with you, that there are fantastic people in the U.S. I also agree with Eldar, that many Americans are sheltered from a truly global perspective. Thankfully the younger generation is all for travel and experience, it will shift American culture to a more open mind in the years to come. The moral of the story: we're all human, we all think the same, all it takes is a little experience to open your mind to others.
Hey Norale, can you please let me know which episode you have covered the navigation apps and other apps review. Thanks
I shed tears watching this video.....I saw love, I saw human beings. I saw what God intended the world to be like. The young, the youth, and the elderly were all filled with love. This is perhaps one of the best documentaries I have watched.
❤️
Had tears in my eyes!
I have travelled a lot through the world myself, maybe that's why it always hits me when I see such pictures...
let's just live the short time we all have together here in peace and give each other a smile!
Bei soviel Herzlichkeit der Menschen, denen Du begegnet bist, kommen mir die Tränen…Alles Gute für Dich ❤
Glad to hear the journey will continue. That little boy's smile when he sat on your bike said it all. God bless you, Noraly.
So emotional...tears came out from my eyes...still there is lots of humanity left in this world...❤️❤️ And just because of u,i bought Himalayan
And for the very same reason I am also considering one for this coming summer 2020
I thought i was only the one who did cry the while watching this amazing video.
Would you recommend this bike for long distance travel? I rented one in India once and loved it
Having travelled for almost a decade, the hospitality and love you get in Arabic countries is one of a kind. This video is another comfirmation of that.
ESTE VIDEO ES PURA ALEGRIA, es tan hermoso, es algo bueno para ver, hace bien seguirla a Noraly....
Conclusion: There are nice people everywhere! Ride safe! ✌️
True enough, but there are also monsters among us all over the world, and particularly in the middle east, Islamic radicalism can put unaccompanied western women at particular risk. The theft of such an expensive bike would possibly be reconsidered given the inevitable investigation should anything happen to a Westerner, but it doesn't preclude it happening. Even as a man I don't know how I'd feel about traveling in the middle east right now.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Do not talk without any experience based on false facts.
People are going to react the way you treat and greet them.
Most countries anyway, you might have noticed she avoided some places
When you met the kids on the road, my brain started to sing "Children and all that jazz" from Joan Baez. The people from all around make me happy for a while and even forget the nowadays health problems. Thank you. Stay safe!
By far, you have been the best tour guide I have ever known. I would go to the extent of saying you are a WORLD AMBASSADOR. Through your eyes I have lived my dream of motorbiking like a vagabond. Thank you so much Noraly for all the wonderful moments that you have shared. Your videos are my stress reliever. Hopefully someday I am able to live these dreams. Wish you good luck and success in all your future adventures. Thanks again.
I've been a bit depressed for a few weeks or maybe longer but you've just put a smile on my face (and tears in my eyes). Now I want to get up tomorrow and live. x
I never cried watching a motorcycle channel till now. This was great! Reminds of the book from Ireland to India via bicycle. She did it in the 1950's on a one speed bicycle. Your experience with the locals was the same as hers. She spoke of so many friendly people.
Yes, why not. If you can't afford a motorcycle, you could do it on a bicycle.
It's "Full Tilt" by Dervla Murphy (1965). The dedication: "To the peoples of Afghanistan & Pakistan with gratitude for their hospitality with admiration for their principles & with affection for those who befriended me."
This vlog literally made me cry, this is a 60.000 km of connecting people ❤️
Same!
The best of human kindness . Thats what you bring out in people everywhere.
Love your videos.
World is still a better place.. Humanity still exists. People are a lot kinder everywhere than we think.
This video made me smile through 20 minutes. One crazy achievement you've made. Wishing you all the good vibes for next Adventures.
There is still hope for Humanity my friend.
The smile on that kids face, while on Basanti @11:45 ..pure & unadulterated happiness !!
don't know if you gonna read this, but
i'm watching youtube since 2000's when it was just plain text and boxes, and being an MD i do watch a wide array of disciples, from food to travelling and from engineering to medicine, and I am totally agile to state that this is the most beautiful compilation i have ever watched over the internet, period.
i don't know much about your life, but you deserve every happiness this world has to offer ,in any corner of the world.
Your're living a life.
P.s. - hope you and your family is doing well with this pandemic. take care.
It would do everyone a lot of good to travel the world and see that we all have so much more in common than we are different. This video was heart-warming. Thank you for sharing!!
iraq people....what a joy......I met yr channel one day ago....i am totally in your world...you r amazing and media should show the real world of all of youtubers and travellers like you...the real peoples the real world thanks so much
I cried waching history with yor motorcycle. Your life are my dreams. I hope you came back soon with your trip.
You have shown your journeys so incredibly well, watching brings tears to my eyes. 💖. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your beautiful and incredible journey with me and the whole world. 💕
To have a drink with someone on the road you just met ... this is a beautiful way to life life. Love all your videos. Thank you.
I have Iranian friends and they are like that ! They invited me to Iran . They were like that to me in my country New Zealand. Iranians are amazing its the government not nice. Those children made me cry ! So precious, Jesus protect them
Oh, Itchy Boots "The Movie", i knew it would come some day! Even without "Let's Go", breakfast and map showing a heartwarming, comprehensive, funny and exciting pleasure! Keep it up!
"Itchy Boots the Movie" ; what a great idea! A 90 minute documentary would be nice when the RTW trip finally concludes.
This is not just a video! It is a cocktail of emotions,joyness & adventure :-)
I want to visit Iran some day. In every single travel vlog, everyone seems to have such an amazing time there. The people seem incredibly friendly, and there are amazing places to discover.
Such an inspiration you are.......till today many bike vloggers in India talk about you, your zeal, you passion for riding and your thirst for exploration. You are just justifying your channel name......Keep rolling.....lots of good wishes from the Eastern part of India.....
The most beautiful smile I have ever seen!!!!! You are incredible!!
Amazing compilation.... Loved your trip through the Muslim majority countries and how they showed you so much love and affection and warm hospitality. I wish the west gets a glimpse from your videos of the loving and affectionate people of Iran, UAE, Oman etc.
This compilation was thrilling to watch, at the sametime was a tear jerker. It was a window through which you showed me this beautiful world of people, cultures and many amazing landscapes.
Drinking vodka with strangers you just met in the middle of nowhere that's life how it should be :)
Imho, in Berlin it’s a nogo as a woman 😂
Sad to see only boys outside playing
@@jondoe8o women are usually boring tbh
This is how it works in Russia and post soviets, these people will share with you whatever they have.
@@TheIvanDemidov true communists ... I kid I kid
Good people all of them, makes one realize that we are one big family with dickheads as head of states who have us think ill of each other to keep themselves well fed.
That's so awesome!!
Millions like to you 🎉🎉after watching these 2 videos, you are a wonderful Lady. May God bless you. May you get success in your all efforts of life.
Such a lovely reminder of your adventures Noraly this should be on mainstream TV. Stay safe look forward to you resuming your travels love xxx
YES!
I don't know, just overwhelmed with all this memories
The most lovable video I've ever watched on UA-cam..I feel so happy watching this video.. it brings pure joy to me..at the same time, it encourages me to take one step closer to my dream motorcycling around the places and enjoy my freedom...you're like a family member to me..a lot of love from India.
Be safe..and we will be waiting to see this beautiful world with your eyes...
This could well be the most beautiful and inspiring motorcycle travelogue I’ve ever watched.
I can't get enough of watching this video. I think you are a person who will break the borders of nations and unite people in one planetary nation ... just wonderful.
Ooh.
Norally,you can not imagine how sweet it feels to recollect the memories from tranquility. What an episode. It almost seems as life is back in a dead world.
Stay blessed for sharing your most humane moments which will stay in our heart for ever.
Please keep it updating.
You’re an inspiration to thousands Itchy Boots. You’ve managed to capture the reason we all fell in love with bikes - the sense of freedom. Keep on riding and keep on vlogging!
I've got catching up to do as I just started following couple months ago. Just watched this. You are an ambassador like no other. With all of the negatively in this world today, you are a much needed beam of light that is sorely needed. THANK YOU
The Iran hospitality really had me.🙏👍
Same! Such lovely people!
Ya
I had a different view on iranians based on their government. Now I wonder how are the north koreans, maybe they're very kind too.
@@galerinha Just don't be naive, some of these countries are nice, just be sure to look up local regulations and always avoid talking politics. You don't want to get in jail or be stoned or something for doing something like drinking alcohol or wearing indecent clothing or something equally serious. Most people are nice until you're polite with them and compliment their country, just stick with neutral smalltalk...
@@galerinha l have the same view of the American people because of their government killing people across the world...do you think l am right or wrong? what about North Korea....do you think which sides have a right to judge?!?!
No other motovlogger than Noraly... Lots of love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
i think it is Noorali not noraly
@@vivekpratapsingh8127No you are wrong. it's Noraly.
A Bhandu naka..
@@vivekpratapsingh8127 no brother...it's Noraly only 👍
@@atulchavan1686 😃😃
So fantastic to have watched and enjoyed your travels. I was amazed particularly by the people of Iran, but also many others who reached out to you with their kindness. I'll look forward to continuing on with you on your travels once the curve flattens on this crisis. Thanks so much for sharing your travels with us. Big hugs from Sweden.
It breaks my heart that we only hear about the worst of us. The good is everywhere, but we keep it out of sight. Very nice of you to share this. Keep it up & keep on ridin' in the free world. Peace !
Media....
Agenda...
I'm so happy to see the Iranians welcomed you with their hearts. In all my years of traveling they have been the most welcoming people I have ever met. Love your videos!!
Ohhhh, I never thought you came Iran, I'm really happy that you have good time and my people was kind with you.
As always ....fantastic, amazing, incredible-PROFOUNDLY INSPIRING!!! The scenery is indescribable, but the wonderful kindness of the people, that is what truly takes your breath away. I CAN’T WAIT FOR THE JOURNEY TO CONTINUE!!!!!!!!
Absolute perfect discription of my thoughts!!
This is exactly what I wanna do...thanks for the insite
Okay, I’m leaking tears…you’re showing us how precious our global people can be. The children and elderly are extraordinarily precious, friendly and easy. I’m sure the world has fallen for you and your adventures. May God be with you. From northern Kentucky
Exactly the feelings I have....I get emotional, by seeing the kindness of regular folks, that just want to know that they exist.