I enjoyed my 10 days in Iran on my bike, the money is crazy but only spent 300 us dollars for everything fuel food hotels. As a visitor even the toll roads were free, many of the coffee shops would not take any money, they would say to me you are a guest in my country welcome, amazing people
Nice! I'm proud of the guy at the gas station! You gave him 10,000 Tomans and he simply gave you back 1,000 Tomans so you paid 9,000 Tomans although it was 9,200 Tomans for the fuel! I mean it's nothing but he basically pays that small 200 Tomans from his pocket :)! Sad that the economy is so bad back in Iran these days! Excited to see your other videos!
Greetings from Malaysia. I saw your video when you exported your bike from Malaysia to Oman by cargo. Amazing. By the way, does the fuel cost cheap in Iran?
Never fall to extremis. Politics and religion are made by humans. The interpretation that the human mind give to both is the problem, not them. Politics are not bad on themselves. They crafted our society from cavemen to modern age. Religion as well dictates the very basic of our morality. Without both we'll be animals
@@_d-- I agree but we have to consider this:. Any religion that makes people hate each other is a bad religion and those exist too. Mankind chooses using his reasoning capabilities. Some guys reason but others ...not at all. These irrational people makes a very bad name for good religions. Politics are good when they work for the improvement of people and countries. But most of the time , the "human selfishnes" makes politics sick. As you said extremism is always bad.
Most people in the world are kind, honest, and want nothing else than to live in peace and with dignity. Our world it seems is ruled by the 2 or 3 % who don't.
There is only one official currency from Iran which is called "Rial" however the same currency is called"Toman" when a zero from the end of the money is not considered for example : 100 Rial =10 Toman
too bad that the Muslim government in Iran support terror organizations and putting in jail anyone who they suspect without any evidence or anyone who protest.
@@FREEDOM-iz7ee بقیه مردم دنیا مثل شما فکر نمیکنن شما دچار یک سوتفاهم هستین بدبختانه مطمئنا از مساله ای درون خودتون ناراضی هستین که میخواهین ایران رو یا حکومت رو بد نشون بدین
2 Things always strike me with your videos: 1) you are always bright, breezy, open & happy. 2) you always seem to meet helpful, friendly people... Hmmm....lesson there I think. Love the channel, love the journey. Stay safe.
Iran is a gorgeous country. I've travelled all over the world, and it is one of my favourites. The people are beautiful! The history and art of the country are magnificent. Truly a great old country. Love it
@@howardrenn300 What you said is true about Iran's political regime. They don't treat Afghan refugees well too! This one is true both about the government and people.
@@sheikebrahimzanjani616 We have Afghanis living in NJ in the USA where I live. Very good people. One family I know owns a restaurant and the food is great! Lamb and pumpkin Qurma, rice with meat... They are treated very well here like everyone else.
@@howardrenn300 I'm sorry, bro, but this is wrong, this is a big propaganda against our country, they say whatever they want about us, and in the end it is we who are being assassinated by global Zionism, the senior commander and five nuclear scientists, because They do not want us to progress Please judge with your humanity
Iran is mostly misinterpreted in the world, for you to go there, that too alone really paints a different picture. It looks stunningly beautiful, especially that straight road in the desert mountain terrain. People seem polite and welcoming (why not? ..you look like a desert rose). Here is wishing you all the best, and a safe journey ahead. Take care
We are very happy that you visited our country. I hope you had a good time. If we were not involved in a war with the government, we would be happy to come back to the beautiful country of Iran.. for freedom✌️🖤
I've never visited Iran, people that I have spoken to that have all said how friendly the Iranian people are. It's just a pity that our politicians can't just get along a little better. I'm sure that the world would be a nicer place.
The same applies to Pakistan, a country that is often portrayed so super negative. When I travelled there I learned that's not the people, it is politics.
به کوس ننت خندیدی که ایرانی هستی لجن من نمیدونم کلیپی که در مورد ایرانه چه ربطی به افغانستان داره که اومدی اینجا درود به افغانستان میفرستی انتر به جای این گوه خوری ها فرهنگت را ببر بالا و جایی که ربطی بهت نداره نظر نده ایرانی هستی و درود به افغانستان هاااااا؟؟؟؟؟
Exciting to rewatch the earlier episodes of Noraly’s adventures! While she takes a break from her West Africa adventure, it’s time to see these episodes again! Noraly is the same and her photography skills are great!
What makes the news is always the minority view regardless of what country you are talking about. The problem is that the minority view tends to be from those in power.
@@jennydiazvigneault5548 I personally don't think Trump is itching to attack Iran because he will lose his re-election campaign if he does. But the warhawks like John Bolton and Mike Pompeio around him can't wait to get their hands on Iran.
Wow what a ride! Stunning scenery and what a find that hotel was.....really enjoyed that video, thanks for posting, ride safe and I look forward to the next video....all the best - TMF
Magnificent videography. I am still glued to your series. Amazing photography and narration through the beautiful Iranian mountains; same applies on your exploration in Oman with Peter alongside you. Thankyou Madam for showing your viewers the beauty of the world. Wish you all the best.
Lived in Iran with my family when I was 6 and 7 years old while the Shaw was still in power. It amazed me that the women kept their last names and were independent. I hadn’t experienced anything except women in traditional marriages in North America that worked in the home. We lived in a very small town in BC and I was very young. We left during the start of the revolution. I am almost 50 now and would like to back and see what it is like. I think motor biking might be a good way to do it. I need a bit more experience on a bike, and then I will start planning international adventures! Thanks for the inspiration Noraly!
Noraly, tus vídeos son una pasada, tu entusiasmo y simpatía nos hacen ver el mundo de una forma mucho más amable y nos ayudan a querer más a este planeta y sus gentes. Mis mejores saludos desde España. Noraly, your videos are absolutely awesome, your enthusiasm and friendliness make us seeing the world in a much more pleasant way, and they also help us to love more this planet and their people. My best regards from Spain.
Anyone noticed all the places that Noraly was pass through is beauty country and have all lovely people.No politics.No agendas.Nothing but all about humanity.Congratulations to this little ambassador.
I love that you are showing that adventure doesn't have to come from a big bore expensive bike like the advertisers say you need. You have already proven the Himalayan with it's measly 26hp can travel to places most of us can only dream of. You are turning the adventure riding world completely sideways. I wish you safe travels and hope you write a book after your adventures with Basanti are completed. Best wishes from Tacoma WA.
Wunderschöne Landschaft, freundliche Menschen und 8 Cent für einen Liter Super. Mensch was willst du mehr. Dort muss ich auch mal hin fahren. Danke für das schöne Video, Noraly! 👍
I have just recently found you and am kind of working my way backwards watching you. Your videos are amazing, to watch the earlier videos to see how far your editing skills has come is amazing. You deserve all the likes in the world. I am getting caught up!
Hello dear Noraly! Thanks a lot for this amazing chapter, the people there at Iran are very friendly, that's really cool and as far as see there's not too expensive..warm regards from Guatemala 🥰
One of the more beautiful countries I have seen lately. When I see itchy boots or some other really unique blogs who try to do things their own way I feel so thankful that they bring such beauty to us. Help us broaden our vision . After watching Qatar and Singapore and Iran I don't feel like that 'backpack across europe' is on top of the list. It has become a close 2nd to a trans continental ride through the south ease Asian countries.
Beautiful scenery in Iran, loved the mountains and sky. your vlog shows your dedication and you truly love what your doing no matter what or where you are👏 Take care always brave Noraly and basanti!😊
I was hitchhiking in Iran. I can only say that it is the country with the greatest number of good people that I have ever encountered. Looking forward to getting back on the bike. This year I stayed a few kilometers from the border with Türkiye. I miss that country and its people.
Absolutely wonderful ride and narration. Thanks for taking us along. I and my wife have been considering to ride Iran and your video now has become a catalyst. Ride safe and enjoy the adventure
Hay noraly,, just traveled from Oman to Dubai and now I am in Iran,, through your eyes,, finished 5 episodes in one go and I felt like some kind of vagabond.. just loved ❤️ them all. Just keep riding and I' ll be with you,, everytime,,👍
Across the globe the support you get from locals reinforces the idea of ours being a global village.salute your zeal and courage.being an Indian feel great that your compnion is an Indian Royal Enfield.wish you all the best.
I Really enjoyed your first ride out in Iran , as you mentioned stunning views and the roads looked quite good too , its good to see the petrol ,hotels and food are very cheap in comparison with Europe and other places, thanks for sharing your videos Noraly ,all the Best
Thanks so much for sharing your lovely adventures. You are truly an inspiration for the hope of humanity and that all is not lost in this world . Travel does indeed open our eyes and ears to what a blessing others can be if we take the time - as you have to explore and enjoy!
Thank you for bringing these parts of the world to my living room. Iran looks amazing, but probably won't ever see anything like that as I don't think you can get a visa for Iran from U.K. I love the fact your experiences with people have been so positive, something you see from many adventure riders, and not something you see reported in the media. Look forward to seeing the rest of your travels.
Made myself a cuppa and now enjoying your Awesome ride ! Tehran will be stunning in spring time i think (never been there).Hope to see beautiful IRAN thru your camera. Cheers.
I found your videos because I was interested in the Himalayan, And after I watched your first video I just had to binge watch them all so I could catch up on your adventures. Very impressed with bisantis handling and I love the video editing. Looking forward to seeing future videos and good luck on you adventures
You look really happy. The glow on your face makes watching your videos worthwhile. I do not know you. You might not even see this comment. But my prayers and love goes out to you. Have a safe trip and all the best in all your future endeavors.
Your rides in Middle-East remind of the years I spent in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. I rode a honda 400 and an RM 25 Suzuki. How I survived I haven't a clue! I joined your channel when you were changing your routes in Mexico heading up to Baja California. I enjoy your videos. As always, happy trails.
I still go "old school" with accommodations here in the US and Canada. What that got me in Newfoundland was the Bridal Suite, since it was a Wednesday and the other rooms were all booked. Got to use the hot tub...yay me. Stay safe out there.
So looking forward to this trip through a country we know so little about in the U.S. The Anthony Bourdain episode in Iran was a wonderful venture into the people, food and cultural life. Noraly, you, of course, are focused on the natural beauty and the trip itself. I began with Season 5, Southern Africa, and was immediately hooked. Season 1 is my second series. I have not missed a single moment of any episode, although, Noraly, when you ride on a mountain pass at the edge of a sheer drop, I have to turn away for a half-second,, shouting , "No!" 🙂 I'm liking how the episodes are getting longer in Season 1, beginning with Malaysia and Oman, with more engagement of the people, after the first few dozen, which I assume were a learning experience. As a writer and writing teacher, I see the difference between a report of what happens and giving the reader/viewer and experience of what happens. You are an artist, and vlogging is a great new art form. I'm curious about the change, when asked where you are from, from "Holland" in Season 1 to "Netherlands" in Season 5. It's not important, but I wonder why the change was made. More people globally know the name Netherlands, maybe? And maybe Holland is not used so much anymore. Next season, really confuse people and say, "I'm Dutch."
I rode my Transalp through Iran in 97 - north to south on my way to India. Such lovely people! I was given a ton of pomegranates. I didn’t realize I could drink the water until I was about to leave, which is why I could never find bottled water, only rose water. Shop owners looked at me as though I was crazy when I asked for bottled water. If you see any army convoys don’t try to overtake them as I did - they took my passport and detained me for a few scary hours. Enjoy Iran 🇮🇷
I have always wanted to go to Iran. I have been to a few Middle East countries and the hospitality is unlike anything I ever experienced. So welcoming and helpful and generous people.
Your videos are, I must confess, quite addictive ;) Your wild spirit of adventure, willingness to take risks, coupled with a healthy dose of common sense - a magic mix . Power to you! Roll on!!
Hey there, I've been following up your itinerary for quite some time now and I am super impressed. I drive the same bike and wish you all the very best for the upcoming expeditions. Keep riding, keep inspiring! :)
Things are different in Iran! But it is not inspiring to get all this new impressions and to find out how things work there?! I think, you now that, because this is the reason to make such a big trip, isn't it?! And what you can learn about it? And friendly people like you, Noraly, can always be sure, to get a lot of help, especially if the Language is a problem!😃You always will find a safe destination, because the sun always shines for you, even when it's cold!😉 Looking forward to your new impressions!
Yes you are absolutely right about that Mark! It's such a great feeling to know you can count on local people to help you out when you're struggling :)
i've been watching the season 1 and can't help but amaze how beautiful Iran is and friendly the people of Iran. The scenery is really fantastic! In those mountains, at some point I was thinking that maybe the place where Tony Stark demonstrate his Jericho! Lmao Safe ride Noor! And fast forward, am looking forward to your next season with Ronin! 💖
I loved the videos in Iran. I had an unfounded assumption that you might have trouble in Iran. I was so wrong. It's so beautiful there and the people were so gracious and accommodating. Stunning!
You are breaking biases and pre conceived notions about Middle East Noraly! I was nervous of your trip to Iran as I heard of it’s extremism but you have changed my perception too! Have a safe and wonderful trip in Iran.
Hi Noraly, what a great insight into Iran, it looks a stunningly beautiful country and the mountains at sunset, what an amazing sight. People seem friendly and helpfull where ever you travel, which says alot about you. Thanks for sharing.
Your videos are always a bright spot in the day. Thank you. The beauty of the desert is calmative. Not a lot of western travelers in Iran, I am afraid that makes you a bit of a spectacle...in a good way. Be free.
These videos remind me of how incredible our human ancestors were to cross these large land masses. Deserts, plains, jungles and forests. Now we do the same on our motorbikes in a fraction of the time.
i began wacthing your videos cause i was searching for himalayan motos and now i am loving it! keep it up and looking forward to the next ones! come to 🇧🇷
Noraly UR by far best motovlogger I have come across. Ur editing, content and overall presentation is very good. Especially shots from back camera on currvy road looks amazing. U use music on right parts of video. Keep up the good work and Godspeed. Love and admiration from India.
love from india, accidently i have seen your random videos and started wanting from your delhi ride. this 54 episodes i have watched within 18 hours and loved all your exploring videos.. hope soon i will catch up your recent videos.. love you👍
Miss Blue-eyes from Bandar Abbas you took the central, desert route, the western-route takes you over Zagros mountain and beautiful prairies and Tulip fields, ofcourse the central route takes you to Shiraz and Perspolis that are must-see, but north of Kerman and shiraz are all barren central desert.
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I enjoyed my 10 days in Iran on my bike, the money is crazy but only spent 300 us dollars for everything fuel food hotels. As a visitor even the toll roads were free, many of the coffee shops would not take any money, they would say to me you are a guest in my country welcome, amazing people
Gregory John Wilson Thanks for reflecting your unbiased observations & experience. Let Love & peace prevail & embrace.
amen to that
Bozorgmehr Bahmani my whole point is that, he’s reflecting his true observation. Appreciating his integrity & honesty. Not being biased. LOL
@@tsegon3374 I always travel with an open mind and as you say definitely not biased 😉
Gregory John Wilson thanks for response, I appreciate your efforts. Open mind & open parachute make this world better place to live in.
The guy at gas station was so honest. He even gave a discount. 😊
He was in Iran they normaly give every price in Thoman instead of Rial.
1000 thoman is the same as 10000 Rial
Yes sir
Nice! I'm proud of the guy at the gas station! You gave him 10,000 Tomans and he simply gave you back 1,000 Tomans so you paid 9,000 Tomans although it was 9,200 Tomans for the fuel! I mean it's nothing but he basically pays that small 200 Tomans from his pocket :)! Sad that the economy is so bad back in Iran these days! Excited to see your other videos!
Greetings from Malaysia. I saw your video when you exported your bike from Malaysia to Oman by cargo. Amazing. By the way, does the fuel cost cheap in Iran?
@@Edwin-fk4yy hi. you can get 5 litters only with 1 dollar! its heaven for foreigns!
I jer so many nice Irenian people they are very cultured people.
Iranians are hospitable and sweet people. They don’t hesitate to share their food and their home with you. They are kind and generous people.
Well spotted, Sorena! I spent two months cycling around Iran and big and small acts of generosity were the order of the day.
In a world that can often seem troubled, your experiences and the kindness of strangers restores my faith in human nature :)
Never fall to extremis. Politics and religion are made by humans. The interpretation that the human mind give to both is the problem, not them. Politics are not bad on themselves. They crafted our society from cavemen to modern age. Religion as well dictates the very basic of our morality. Without both we'll be animals
@@_d-- I agree but we have to consider this:. Any religion that makes people hate each other is a bad religion and those exist too. Mankind chooses using his reasoning capabilities. Some guys reason but others ...not at all. These irrational people makes a very bad name for good religions. Politics are good when they work for the improvement of people and countries. But most of the time , the "human selfishnes" makes politics sick. As you said extremism is always bad.
Most people in the world are kind, honest, and want nothing else than to live in peace and with dignity. Our world it seems is ruled by the 2 or 3 % who don't.
@@krollpeter exactly.
@@robotech1990 you are right
Iran is truly a very beautiful country. Ambassadors like you help bridge the gap between countries through your vlogs. Have a safe trip.
Iran is beauty, but there's shit dictatorship here , look what they made from beautiful women, hijab ??
Agree, no war
There is only one official currency from Iran which is called "Rial" however the same currency is called"Toman" when a zero from the end of the money is not considered for example : 100 Rial =10 Toman
too bad that the Muslim government in Iran support terror organizations and putting in jail anyone who they suspect without any evidence or anyone who protest.
@@FREEDOM-iz7ee بقیه مردم دنیا مثل شما فکر نمیکنن شما دچار یک سوتفاهم هستین بدبختانه
مطمئنا از مساله ای درون خودتون ناراضی هستین که میخواهین ایران رو یا حکومت رو بد نشون بدین
2 Things always strike me with your videos:
1) you are always bright, breezy, open & happy.
2) you always seem to meet helpful, friendly people...
Hmmm....lesson there I think.
Love the channel, love the journey. Stay safe.
Thats the whole advantage, when you are a woman.
@@kooljack7247 😄😄😂😆
Iran is a gorgeous country. I've travelled all over the world, and it is one of my favourites. The people are beautiful! The history and art of the country are magnificent. Truly a great old country. Love it
Too bad they execute children, discriminate against Christians and sponsor global terrorism though.....other than that...great place!
@@howardrenn300 What you said is true about Iran's political regime. They don't treat Afghan refugees well too! This one is true both about the government and people.
Luis, en que año has viajado a Iran, y si lo hiciste con una moto?
@@sheikebrahimzanjani616 We have Afghanis living in NJ in the USA where I live. Very good people. One family I know owns a restaurant and the food is great! Lamb and pumpkin Qurma, rice with meat... They are treated very well here like everyone else.
@@howardrenn300 I'm sorry, bro, but this is wrong, this is a big propaganda against our country, they say whatever they want about us, and in the end it is we who are being assassinated by global Zionism, the senior commander and five nuclear scientists, because They do not want us to progress
Please judge with your humanity
Iran is mostly misinterpreted in the world, for you to go there, that too alone really paints a different picture. It looks stunningly beautiful, especially that straight road in the desert mountain terrain. People seem polite and welcoming (why not? ..you look like a desert rose). Here is wishing you all the best, and a safe journey ahead. Take care
We are very happy that you visited our country. I hope you had a good time. If we were not involved in a war with the government, we would be happy to come back to the beautiful country of Iran.. for freedom✌️🖤
Excellent videos especially this one. You’re not alone on your journey. We are all watching with great interest. Be safe.
Proof, if proof were needed. People are basically kind and decent, everywhere, despite what we're told.
Cheers Noraly.
I get so impressed when I see someone traveling alone to Iran with an open heart towards people and nature.
Brilliant! Thank you for sharing. Such a beautiful country and so good to see the real Iran 🇮🇷 💚
I've never visited Iran, people that I have spoken to that have all said how friendly the Iranian people are. It's just a pity that our politicians can't just get along a little better. I'm sure that the world would be a nicer place.
The same applies to Pakistan, a country that is often portrayed so super negative. When I travelled there I learned that's not the people, it is politics.
به کوس ننت خندیدی که ایرانی هستی لجن
من نمیدونم کلیپی که در مورد ایرانه چه ربطی به افغانستان داره که اومدی اینجا درود به افغانستان میفرستی
انتر به جای این گوه خوری ها فرهنگت را ببر بالا و جایی که ربطی بهت نداره نظر نده
ایرانی هستی و درود به افغانستان هاااااا؟؟؟؟؟
@JarJarBinks nowhere I said these countries are the same.
@JarJarBinks true
My ancestors were from Iran. Never been there myself. However when you ride and see the place and explain, I feel like I am there in person. Thanks !
Exciting to rewatch the earlier episodes of Noraly’s adventures! While she takes a break from her West Africa adventure, it’s time to see these episodes again! Noraly is the same and her photography skills are great!
Stunning country, I wish I was there, and you could live like a king on a tight budget, nice to see how friendly they are.
No matter how bad Politicians portray a country ....it comes out to be just opposite...God bless you...Praying for you safe travel
Prayers from me also for safe travels and enjoyable riding.
What makes the news is always the minority view regardless of what country you are talking about. The problem is that the minority view tends to be from those in power.
Just goes to show that the politicians are the real enemies. They only want conflict because it benefits them.
Trump is just itching to bomb Iran. He does not like it when you show how good the people there are.
@@jennydiazvigneault5548 I personally don't think Trump is itching to attack Iran because he will lose his re-election campaign if he does. But the warhawks like John Bolton and Mike Pompeio around him can't wait to get their hands on Iran.
Wow what a ride! Stunning scenery and what a find that hotel was.....really enjoyed that video, thanks for posting, ride safe and I look forward to the next video....all the best - TMF
Look at thaaaat TMF is here 😁
surprised to see TMF keeping update of Ittcy Boats 😀😁👍👌
I knew I'd find him here soon 😉
@@NickStaib ....I've been here for a while ;0)
@@TheMissendenFlyer me to,stunning ride but i coudnt be arsed with the border crossings, stick to Europe until brexit?🤣
So so glad you had Iran on your route, definitely a country I want to ride through.
Magnificent videography. I am still glued to your series. Amazing photography and narration through the beautiful Iranian mountains; same applies on your exploration in Oman with Peter alongside you.
Thankyou Madam for showing your viewers the beauty of the world. Wish you all the best.
What a top spot! It takes a genuine honest person to show us the 'real' Iran, hats off to you Noraly!
Hai
Lived in Iran with my family when I was 6 and 7 years old while the Shaw was still in power. It amazed me that the women kept their last names and were independent. I hadn’t experienced anything except women in traditional marriages in North America that worked in the home. We lived in a very small town in BC and I was very young. We left during the start of the revolution. I am almost 50 now and would like to back and see what it is like. I think motor biking might be a good way to do it. I need a bit more experience on a bike, and then I will start planning international adventures! Thanks for the inspiration Noraly!
Noraly, tus vídeos son una pasada, tu entusiasmo y simpatía nos hacen ver el mundo de una forma mucho más amable y nos ayudan a querer más a este planeta y sus gentes. Mis mejores saludos desde España. Noraly, your videos are absolutely awesome, your enthusiasm and friendliness make us seeing the world in a much more pleasant way, and they also help us to love more this planet and their people. My best regards from Spain.
Thanks Noraly for giving me an opportunity of seeing the world through your wonderful and brave trips.
you are one brave woman. God Bless & more power to you
Before this I had only seen some glimpses of Tehran in videos. Thank you for showing us what Iran looks like. Stay safe!
Watch mark wiens videos on Iran.
Anyone noticed all the places that Noraly was pass through is beauty country and have all lovely people.No politics.No agendas.Nothing but all about humanity.Congratulations to this little ambassador.
You +Basanti+Music+Landscapes = makes my day. It's so soothing to see your video and excited to see more of Iran through your eyes. XOXO
I love that you are showing that adventure doesn't have to come from a big bore expensive bike like the advertisers say you need. You have already proven the Himalayan with it's measly 26hp can travel to places most of us can only dream of. You are turning the adventure riding world completely sideways. I wish you safe travels and hope you write a book after your adventures with Basanti are completed. Best wishes from Tacoma WA.
Iran is very beautiful. Thank you for the video. God bless you, take care.
I am from Iran. You are very brave woman 👍
Greetings from Russia. Love all your videos. They are very interesting. Good luck to you.
Am I understand right - the gas station man asked - "russian' (русская?) :))))
не все)
@@andreyzhuravlev2168 да, он спросил, русская ли она. В Иране любят русских))
Wunderschöne Landschaft, freundliche Menschen und 8 Cent für einen Liter Super. Mensch was willst du mehr. Dort muss ich auch mal hin fahren. Danke für das schöne Video, Noraly! 👍
Amazing scenery Noraly in Iran. Interesting that at that time 3years ago things were cheap. As a newbie in 2022, enjoying your travels.
Beautiful images! What a amazing country! Thank you Noraly.
I love when you show us on the map where we will be exploring for the day. Thank you and safe travels!
Stunning! What a fantastic country.
Wow , you are so brave girl , thanks for visiting Iran , you are so welcome always !!!
I have just recently found you and am kind of working my way backwards watching you. Your videos are amazing, to watch the earlier videos to see how far your editing skills has come is amazing. You deserve all the likes in the world. I am getting caught up!
Amazing video love all the different locations. Great advert for Enfield
Hello dear Noraly! Thanks a lot for this amazing chapter, the people there at Iran are very friendly, that's really cool and as far as see there's not too expensive..warm regards from Guatemala 🥰
One of the more beautiful countries I have seen lately. When I see itchy boots or some other really unique blogs who try to do things their own way I feel so thankful that they bring such beauty to us. Help us broaden our vision .
After watching Qatar and Singapore and Iran I don't feel like that 'backpack across europe' is on top of the list. It has become a close 2nd to a trans continental ride through the south ease Asian countries.
Beautiful scenery in Iran, loved the mountains and sky.
your vlog shows your dedication and you truly love what your doing no matter what or where you are👏
Take care always brave Noraly and basanti!😊
I was hitchhiking in Iran. I can only say that it is the country with the greatest number of good people that I have ever encountered. Looking forward to getting back on the bike. This year I stayed a few kilometers from the border with Türkiye. I miss that country and its people.
Absolutely wonderful ride and narration. Thanks for taking us along. I and my wife have been considering to ride Iran and your video now has become a catalyst. Ride safe and enjoy the adventure
Love your videos, Iran is such a nice place , hope to see you soon one day
Thank you for showing the world the beautiful country and people
Hay noraly,, just traveled from Oman to Dubai and now I am in Iran,, through your eyes,, finished 5 episodes in one go and I felt like some kind of vagabond.. just loved ❤️ them all. Just keep riding and I' ll be with you,, everytime,,👍
Across the globe the support you get from locals reinforces the idea of ours being a global village.salute your zeal and courage.being an Indian feel great that your compnion is an Indian Royal Enfield.wish you all the best.
Hey Kumari..are you a biker ?
@@shaminmanoharan no
@@kumarikushum2354 oh...then u have passion?
I Really enjoyed your first ride out in Iran , as you mentioned stunning views and the roads looked quite good too , its good to see the petrol ,hotels and food are very cheap in comparison with Europe and other places, thanks for sharing your videos Noraly ,all the Best
Deuce. You’re really lucky to be able to drive there. Yes, I will one day, too, if God willing.
I'm going to watch all your episodes 👋🏻🤠
Thanks so much for sharing your lovely adventures. You are truly an inspiration for the hope of humanity and that all is not lost in this world . Travel does indeed open our eyes and ears to what a blessing others can be if we take the time - as you have to explore and enjoy!
Thank you for bringing these parts of the world to my living room. Iran looks amazing, but probably won't ever see anything like that as I don't think you can get a visa for Iran from U.K. I love the fact your experiences with people have been so positive, something you see from many adventure riders, and not something you see reported in the media. Look forward to seeing the rest of your travels.
Made myself a cuppa and now enjoying your Awesome ride ! Tehran will be stunning in spring time i think (never been there).Hope to see beautiful IRAN thru your camera. Cheers.
I totally agree with you, beautiful scenery!
If I were you, I would stay in Iran for a couple of years. It’s the best country.
I love watching your videos. Especially seeing the scenery through the view from a motorcycle. It’s such a great experience.
I found your videos because I was interested in the Himalayan, And after I watched your first video I just had to binge watch them all so I could catch up on your adventures. Very impressed with bisantis handling and I love the video editing. Looking forward to seeing future videos and good luck on you adventures
Iran is amazing. Best regards from Tajikistan!!!
You look really happy. The glow on your face makes watching your videos worthwhile. I do not know you. You might not even see this comment. But my prayers and love goes out to you. Have a safe trip and all the best in all your future endeavors.
I am proud of you that willing to explore the world.
I love that you’re doing this. Thank you. It’s inspiring.
Thanks for the real work you do to bring these interesting episodes to us.
It was a wonderful ride.
My favorite video you’ve done so far! Stunning scenery and I am absolutely hooked on your adventure.
Your rides in Middle-East remind of the years I spent in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. I rode a honda 400 and an RM 25 Suzuki. How I survived I haven't a clue! I joined your channel when you were changing your routes in Mexico heading up to Baja California. I enjoy your videos. As always, happy trails.
Really great film recording and sound track, stay safe out there Cloggy!!
I still go "old school" with accommodations here in the US and Canada. What that got me in Newfoundland was the Bridal Suite, since it was a Wednesday and the other rooms were all booked. Got to use the hot tub...yay me. Stay safe out there.
So looking forward to this trip through a country we know so little about in the U.S. The Anthony Bourdain episode in Iran was a wonderful venture into the people, food and cultural life. Noraly, you, of course, are focused on the natural beauty and the trip itself. I began with Season 5, Southern Africa, and was immediately hooked. Season 1 is my second series. I have not missed a single moment of any episode, although, Noraly, when you ride on a mountain pass at the edge of a sheer drop, I have to turn away for a half-second,, shouting , "No!" 🙂 I'm liking how the episodes are getting longer in Season 1, beginning with Malaysia and Oman, with more engagement of the people, after the first few dozen, which I assume were a learning experience. As a writer and writing teacher, I see the difference between a report of what happens and giving the reader/viewer and experience of what happens. You are an artist, and vlogging is a great new art form. I'm curious about the change, when asked where you are from, from "Holland" in Season 1 to "Netherlands" in Season 5. It's not important, but I wonder why the change was made. More people globally know the name Netherlands, maybe? And maybe Holland is not used so much anymore. Next season, really confuse people and say, "I'm Dutch."
In iran we call it holand thats why
I rode my Transalp through Iran in 97 - north to south on my way to India. Such lovely people! I was given a ton of pomegranates. I didn’t realize I could drink the water until I was about to leave, which is why I could never find bottled water, only rose water. Shop owners looked at me as though I was crazy when I asked for bottled water. If you see any army convoys don’t try to overtake them as I did - they took my passport and detained me for a few scary hours. Enjoy Iran 🇮🇷
This made me really miss Iran. Such a beautiful place and people.
I have always wanted to go to Iran. I have been to a few Middle East countries and the hospitality is unlike anything I ever experienced. So welcoming and helpful and generous people.
Your videos are, I must confess, quite addictive ;) Your wild spirit of adventure, willingness to take risks, coupled with a healthy dose of common sense - a magic mix . Power to you! Roll on!!
Haha wow! Amazing that you like my videos like that!! Thanks so much!
You lucky lady, god knows I love Iran the most beautiful place on earth.
Nice to be a Millionairess if only for a short while. Beautiful landscapes and helpful people :)
Welcome
Hey there, I've been following up your itinerary for quite some time now and I am super impressed. I drive the same bike and wish you all the very best for the upcoming expeditions.
Keep riding, keep inspiring! :)
Hello from greece (HELLAS) I SAW ALL VIDEO UNTIL THESE you are great rider, and i hope enjoy your journey and KEAP SMILLING ride safe !
Things are different in Iran! But it is not inspiring to get all this new impressions and to find out how things work there?! I think, you now that, because this is the reason to make such a big trip, isn't it?! And what you can learn about it? And friendly people like you, Noraly, can always be sure, to get a lot of help, especially if the Language is a problem!😃You always will find a safe destination, because the sun always shines for you, even when it's cold!😉 Looking forward to your new impressions!
Yes you are absolutely right about that Mark! It's such a great feeling to know you can count on local people to help you out when you're struggling :)
i've been watching the season 1 and can't help but amaze how beautiful Iran is and friendly the people of Iran. The scenery is really fantastic! In those mountains, at some point I was thinking that maybe the place where Tony Stark demonstrate his Jericho! Lmao Safe ride Noor! And fast forward, am looking forward to your next season with Ronin! 💖
Really great video this one here, Noraly! Congrats from Portugal! 😀
I loved the videos in Iran. I had an unfounded assumption that you might have trouble in Iran. I was so wrong. It's so beautiful there and the people were so gracious and accommodating. Stunning!
I do love the camera on the top box looking forward, it makes Noraly look really chilled out.
Iran have a lot untoyched places even we havenot seen. Rich cultures and kind people.
You are breaking biases and pre conceived notions about Middle East Noraly! I was nervous of your trip to Iran as I heard of it’s extremism but you have changed my perception too! Have a safe and wonderful trip in Iran.
There is no extremism. People are totally chill beyond what you would imagine anywhere.
People smiling and waving at Noraly. This whole video makes me feel happy.
Hi Noraly, what a great insight into Iran, it looks a stunningly beautiful country and the mountains at sunset, what an amazing sight. People seem friendly and helpfull where ever you travel, which says alot about you. Thanks for sharing.
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Your videos are always a bright spot in the day. Thank you. The beauty of the desert is calmative. Not a lot of western travelers in Iran, I am afraid that makes you a bit of a spectacle...in a good way. Be free.
Love the mountains and sunset! Beautiful. I also really liked the music in this video.
you said the traffic is maniac, and I thought India had trained you well😂😂😂
These videos remind me of how incredible our human ancestors were to cross these large land masses. Deserts, plains, jungles and forests. Now we do the same on our motorbikes in a fraction of the time.
i began wacthing your videos cause i was searching for himalayan motos and now i am loving it! keep it up and looking forward to the next ones!
come to 🇧🇷
Reminds me of movie eurotrip. Noraly the millionaire. Amazing video. Kudos.
you are a "good will" ambassador on a motorcycle. Beautiful countryside, mountains and people
Noraly UR by far best motovlogger I have come across. Ur editing, content and overall presentation is very good. Especially shots from back camera on currvy road looks amazing. U use music on right parts of video. Keep up the good work and Godspeed. Love and admiration from India.
Thank you Vinay!!
During these lockdown it's really good to start the series from first starting from India the journey continues...thank you Normally❤️😊
love from india, accidently i have seen your random videos and started wanting from your delhi ride. this 54 episodes i have watched within 18 hours and loved all your exploring videos.. hope soon i will catch up your recent videos.. love you👍
What an amazing ride it was just wow 😯 iran 🇮🇷 ( video 2 done ) 🧡
You are a very brave an insperentual youg lady, i wish you luck and good fortune on your adventures.
Miss Blue-eyes from Bandar Abbas you took the central, desert route, the western-route takes you over Zagros mountain and beautiful prairies and Tulip fields, ofcourse the central route takes you to Shiraz and Perspolis that are must-see, but north of Kerman and shiraz are all barren central desert.