Matt's Travels
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Beach Food Market in Kota Kinabalu 🇲🇾
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In Kota Kinabalu I spent an evening starting off on Gaya street with a bowl of laksa before heading to one of the beaches on edge of the city. There was plenty to eat at very affordable prices. 00:00 Intro 02:25 Laksa 05:35 Beach 09:09 Satay 11:30 Juice 13:30 Squid 15:45 Lekor 17:14 Milo
Semporna, Malaysia- First Impressions 🇲🇾
Просмотров 4314 дней назад
I visited Semporna on the far east coast of Malaysian Borneo. This place has a reputation for being the Malaysian Maldives. We headed out on a boat to an island called Mabul. The water is an amazing turquoise colour and there is a resort in the shallows which people visit to take photos. Not far from the resort, on the island proper live some of the locals in a makeshift village. Lot's of kids ...
In Search of Mumbai's Richest Area 🇮🇳
Просмотров 66114 дней назад
I wanted to try and find some of the richest areas in Mumbai. A quick google search revealed Malbar Hill as one of the top results, so starting at the beach I decided to walk my way up through Malbar Hill all the way up to Atilia, a building which can be seen from afar in almost every direction. Mumbai is a huge city and I explored only a small part of it. Perhaps someone will tell me in the co...
First Time in Mumbai, India 🇮🇳
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I spent my first morning in Mumbai walking from the Taj Mahal Hotel to Victoria Terminus. Along the way I saw plenty of interesting architecture. I finished by taking a train back to an area vaguely near my hotel.
48 Hours in Amazing Budapest 🇭🇺
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I spent two days in Budapest, Hungary in the summer. It might be one of my favourite cities and I look forward to going back. The city oozes history in almost every building and even subway line 1 feels like a museum. 00:00 Intro 01:12 Oldest Metro 02:36 Heros Square 04:30 Castle 10:56 St.Stephens walk 13:21 MJ tree 16:45 Buda 20:25 Bridge 21:36 Ruins hunt 24:03 Ruins Music: Mornings Musician: ...
First time in Delhi, India 🇮🇳
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.Месяц назад
A video of my first few hours in both Dehli and India. I had originally planned to stay a few days but ended up only being able to stay for a few hours. Even though my time in Dehli was short, what I saw already has me planning to return soon.
Nagarkot- A Himalayan Escape 🇳🇵
Просмотров 431Месяц назад
I spent a few days in Nagarkot during the rainy season in Nepal. Perhaps not the best time to go, but I hiked through what could only be described as rainforest and later discovered an amazing bridge hundreds of meters above a waterfall hidden beneath the forest. 00:00 Intro 01:58 Nagarkot Town 04:13 Forest Hike 09:58 Suspension Bridge 12:00 Waterfall
Getting Lost in Ancient Lalitpur
Просмотров 806Месяц назад
I took a cab from Kathmandu to the neighbouring city of Lalitpur to check out the famous Patan Square(which I'm told is the site where Dr.Strange was filmed). In the end I spent most of my time wandering the countless other things Lalitpur had to offer and ended up making a new local friend who showed me around a bit.
First Impressions of Kathmandu 2024 🇳🇵
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Месяц назад
I spent a good week or so in Kathmadu this summer. This is what I did one morning and covers perhaps the two mosted visted places. Durbar Square and the monkey temple. 00:00 Intro 01:55 Durbar 08:42 Monkey Temple
Bhaktapur-Nepal's Hidden Gem 🇳🇵
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Bhaktapur-Nepal's Hidden Gem 🇳🇵
Exploring Bratislava, Slovakia 2024.
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Месяц назад
Exploring Bratislava, Slovakia 2024.
Where three countries meet 🇦🇹🇸🇰🇭🇺
Просмотров 802 месяца назад
Where three countries meet 🇦🇹🇸🇰🇭🇺
Kayaking the Thames 🇬🇧- An Unexpected Find.
Просмотров 1672 месяца назад
Kayaking the Thames 🇬🇧- An Unexpected Find.
A Day in Vienna🇦🇹- Capital of an Empire
Просмотров 4322 месяца назад
A Day in Vienna🇦🇹- Capital of an Empire
24 hours in Tashkent- Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 2024.
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24 hours in Tashkent- Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 2024.
Exploring Samarkand - Uzbekistan 2024.
Просмотров 7343 месяца назад
Exploring Samarkand - Uzbekistan 2024.
Unexpected Find in Shanghai Park🇨🇳
Просмотров 953 месяца назад
Unexpected Find in Shanghai Park🇨🇳
Shahrisabz🇺🇿- Journey to Samarkand and Birthplace of Timur 2024
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Shahrisabz🇺🇿- Journey to Samarkand and Birthplace of Timur 2024
Bukhara- An Ancient City on the Silk Road. Uzbekistan 2024🇺🇿
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Bukhara- An Ancient City on the Silk Road. Uzbekistan 2024🇺🇿
Khiva to Bukhara - 7 hours on a Soviet train in Uzbekistan🇺🇿
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Khiva to Bukhara - 7 hours on a Soviet train in Uzbekistan🇺🇿
Khiva 🇺🇿-Exploring The Ancient Walled City of Uzbekistan 2024.
Просмотров 7083 месяца назад
Khiva 🇺🇿-Exploring The Ancient Walled City of Uzbekistan 2024.
Beijing 2024🇨🇳-Tiananmen Secret Route and Hutong Exploring
Просмотров 3594 месяца назад
Beijing 2024🇨🇳-Tiananmen Secret Route and Hutong Exploring
Kyoto 🇯🇵- Wandering Japan's Ancient Capital in 2024.
Просмотров 3714 месяца назад
Kyoto 🇯🇵- Wandering Japan's Ancient Capital in 2024.
Pufferfish, pachinko and palaces-Osaka 🇯🇵2024
Просмотров 754 месяца назад
Pufferfish, pachinko and palaces-Osaka 🇯🇵2024
Nara🇯🇵: A city overrun by deer
Просмотров 634 месяца назад
Nara🇯🇵: A city overrun by deer
Kobe-Japan🇯🇵: The Most Expensive Beef in the World, Sakura Season, and the Iron Lady
Просмотров 1565 месяцев назад
Kobe-Japan🇯🇵: The Most Expensive Beef in the World, Sakura Season, and the Iron Lady
Skyscrapers to Souks: Dubai Travel Adventure 2024 🇦🇪
Просмотров 505 месяцев назад
Skyscrapers to Souks: Dubai Travel Adventure 2024 🇦🇪
Muscat. Exploring the capital of Oman.🇴🇲
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Muscat. Exploring the capital of Oman.🇴🇲
Nizwa- Misfah,Al Hamra and Bahla Fort 🇴🇲
Просмотров 1935 месяцев назад
Nizwa- Misfah,Al Hamra and Bahla Fort 🇴🇲

Комментарии

  • @ae-Michael
    @ae-Michael 3 дня назад

    Welcome to KK. Yes, you need to be careful with those beggars. They're either stateless or illegal immigrants. You're nice, you gave them the fruits. 👍🏻

  • @matgranger5061
    @matgranger5061 4 дня назад

    Currently, richest areas in Mumbai are: Hiranandani Powai (North Mumbai) and Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC).

  • @shakeuwakeu1480
    @shakeuwakeu1480 5 дней назад

    I've born and lived there for 19 years and didn't see anything special about Budapest. I took everything for granted because that's all i knew back then... There was nothing else to compare it to. Now, nearly 50 yrs later i can't get enough of it. I wish i'd stayed there. I'm homesick after all these years... 😢

  • @francescof9567
    @francescof9567 7 дней назад

    how was the bathroom in the train? thank you :-)

  • @adibaharim7648
    @adibaharim7648 7 дней назад

    The crunchy hollow snack is actually made from grind fish meat + tapioca /sago flour

  • @SWExplore
    @SWExplore 9 дней назад

    We love all of your videos, Matt! I particularly love this one with a thumbnail that shows you smiling...wow!!

  • @user-bh2kd6lb1q
    @user-bh2kd6lb1q 10 дней назад

    1:50 The neighboring buildings on Bezručová Street 3 and 5 were designed by architects Alois Balán and Jiří Grossmann and were built in 1932 and 1939. Back then, no one knew that the communists would come to power in Czechoslovakia in 1948 and that the country would be occupied by the Soviet Army from 1968 to 1991. The buildings were built for the Central and District Social Insurance. The buildings are considered one of the best works of the authors and at the same time one of the top buildings of functionalism in Bratislava. 3:14 Czechoslovakia was never part of the Soviet Union. Therefore, from a political-geographical and cultural-historical point of view, there was no Soviet architecture. The reason was also that the local buildings were designed by local architects and engineers, built by local companies and workers. The Soviets only took care of our economic and cultural decline by infiltrating the communist form of government and direct military occupation. You probably have no idea that before and after the Second World War, Czechoslovakia was among the ten most advanced and richest countries in the world. At that time, the gross domestic product per capita was 170 percent higher than the then average of the countries that are currently members of the European Union. Germany was also much poorer and Austria was a beggar whom we helped with food to survive the consequences of Hitler's rule. After the fall of the communist government and the departure of the occupying army, Austria had a 250 percent higher GDP per capita than Czechoslovakia.

    • @Matts-travels
      @Matts-travels 9 дней назад

      Wow. Thanks for such a detailed explanation!

  • @user-bh2kd6lb1q
    @user-bh2kd6lb1q 10 дней назад

    You expressed the opinion that many buildings have a Soviet appearance. It aroused my interest as I am a graduate of the Moscow Institute of Architecture. 0:50 For example, you show the building of the Directorate of Railways of the Slovak Republic at Klemensova Street no. 8, which was built between 1925 and 1927. That is, during the democratic Czechoslovak Republic, which lasted from 1918 to 1939. Its authors are the Czech architects Alois Balán and Jiří Grossmann, who opened a joint design office in Bratislava. Both graduated from the Czech Technical University in Prague. The building of the Directorate of State Railways in Bratislava (1925 - 1927) is a transition in their work, originally influenced by the architect Josef Gočár, where you can still see the fading decorativeism and national style, to the functionalist style, which is reflected in the skeleton of this building. Functionalism was a style that appeared on the European scene at a time when the Czechoslovak Republic was searching for its identity. Functionalism also represented a certain definition in relation to Austria-Hungary, which was associated with magnificent historical buildings in the style of Austrian Baroque or Hungarian Art Nouveau. With it suddenly came something that was authentically Czechoslovak. With his means of expression, he seemed to let the public know: this is our new Czechoslovak culture. This style was popular mainly in Bratislava and Brno, i.e. in the second and third largest cities of Czechoslovakia. Cities were experiencing great growth and clientele preferred this style. These were rich, educated and well-traveled clients who wanted to differentiate themselves from the previous generation. The propagator of functionalism in Bratislava was the architect Friedrich Wienwurm. He was a supporter of the ideal of modern architecture, and this ideal gradually spread in Bratislava.

  • @ScenicWalk
    @ScenicWalk 10 дней назад

    Congratulations on the video, it was excellent, Bratislava is a wonderful city, I hope to visit one day. I started a channel here on RUclips recently and record in the same way here in Brazil. I signed up, I will follow you from now on. A big hug !!!🙂

  • @matof1428
    @matof1428 11 дней назад

    The communists left, but the neglect of historical monuments continues. The party bosses were replaced by developers who buy up land and invest money in their projects. Graffiti on the walls of old buildings are only evidence of Slovaks' systemic disrespect for their own history.

  • @matof1428
    @matof1428 11 дней назад

    Communists took power in former Czechoslovakia (including Slovakia) in 1948. Almost all buildings mentioned in your video are older, mostly from the beginning of the 20 century and from between 1st and 2nd world war. They have nothing to do with the Soviet Union.

  • @PshuQadir
    @PshuQadir 11 дней назад

    What is the name of the castle?

    • @Matts-travels
      @Matts-travels 11 дней назад

      Should be called Vajdahunyad Castle!

  • @LedKod
    @LedKod 14 дней назад

    Semporna looks like a very interesting place to check out and visit in the near future.

    • @ae-Michael
      @ae-Michael 8 дней назад

      Don't expect too high, Semporna is dirty and lots of illegal immigrants from the Philippines.

  • @yasin_8286
    @yasin_8286 16 дней назад

    ???????

  • @desiputtar89
    @desiputtar89 17 дней назад

    ये विदेशी लोग केवल पुरानी दिल्ली ही क्यों घूमने जाते हैं?

  • @Hud.Alexdavenston
    @Hud.Alexdavenston 19 дней назад

    Oman is brown & peaceful 🤎🤍🌺

  • @Matts-travels
    @Matts-travels 21 день назад

    Re-upload of the video posted two days ago. Slightly edited to fix an issue.

  • @IslamLightOfLife
    @IslamLightOfLife 23 дня назад

    really fantastical!!

  • @matgranger5061
    @matgranger5061 25 дней назад

    Indian govt. needs to ban foreigners from going to Old Delhi.

  • @juanolcese6441
    @juanolcese6441 26 дней назад

    It doesn't allow you to see anything, you run too fast and you can't see anything. Who is chasing you?

  • @theRACEMANmusic
    @theRACEMANmusic 26 дней назад

    Thanks for visiting :)

    • @Matts-travels
      @Matts-travels 26 дней назад

      Thanks. I really liked what I saw in Slovakia

  • @Chitrakarsanam
    @Chitrakarsanam 27 дней назад

    So much noise..!!!!!!

  • @SWExplore
    @SWExplore 27 дней назад

    Matt, I love this video very much! Having watched many of your earlier videos, I feel that you are coming in to your own as a presenter. Your own style complete with oversized sun glasses. You are very relaxed, smile a lot and make light-hearted jokes. Thank you for all these amazing places you visit that I am likely never to visit.

  • @SWExplore
    @SWExplore 28 дней назад

    Matt, thank you! Terrific insight into how the people of Kathmandu live today. Love your videos and have watched nearly all of them.

  • @Heaven888___8
    @Heaven888___8 29 дней назад

    Visit pokhara

    • @Matts-travels
      @Matts-travels 29 дней назад

      It's on my list for next time. When I was in Kathmandu they were advising against travelling to Pokhara by bus as there were landslides.

    • @SujanZimba
      @SujanZimba 15 дней назад

      ​@@Matts-travelsyeah trek next time.I think u should get more vies

  • @Heaven888___8
    @Heaven888___8 29 дней назад

    Thanks for that donation 💟

  • @Jean8367
    @Jean8367 29 дней назад

    wheres the indian girls

  • @SonUsagi
    @SonUsagi Месяц назад

    Ive always wanted to go to budapest because of Marvel LMAO!

  • @kaushalparmar4679
    @kaushalparmar4679 Месяц назад

    starting the india journey with old delhi is a very bad idea, even we indians avoid that area

  • @yedukondaluyedumati3958
    @yedukondaluyedumati3958 Месяц назад

    visit south India like kerala, Tamilnadu, karanataka,telangana, Andhra pradesh

  • @sandeepkumarkhuntia8839
    @sandeepkumarkhuntia8839 Месяц назад

    Don't go to Delhi please. India is not Delhi.

    • @Jean8367
      @Jean8367 29 дней назад

      what is it india though

  • @padmapati9
    @padmapati9 Месяц назад

    Why do you always start with Old Delhi? Why dont you start something like Caunnaght Place?

  • @Sanatani_kattar
    @Sanatani_kattar Месяц назад

    पुरानी दिल्ली मे आपका स्वागत है

  • @Hiooook-k9h
    @Hiooook-k9h Месяц назад

    Recommendations: himachal pradesh, kerala, rajasthan,goa as a Indian myself I always avoid Delhi btw happy journey ❤

  • @vishvnathchouhan1056
    @vishvnathchouhan1056 Месяц назад

    Should have started from north east India

  • @rudrasankarbishnu3803
    @rudrasankarbishnu3803 Месяц назад

    Matt please visit caunnaught place, you will love it there

    • @Matts-travels
      @Matts-travels Месяц назад

      Thanks. I will add it to my list for when I go back.

  • @iiiiiim221
    @iiiiiim221 Месяц назад

    Welcome to Nepal ❤❤

  • @adne__
    @adne__ Месяц назад

    What time and which day did you see the monks? i would love to see them as well!

    • @Matts-travels
      @Matts-travels Месяц назад

      Around 10am on a Saturday in Durbar Square.

  • @nevinaght
    @nevinaght Месяц назад

    After the ww2, communists got in power and they did not care about restoring the old historic architecture. That's why there are commie blocks in the old city and the highway in the city centre. A big portion of the city's history was destroyed like that. Also, graffiti is illegal, but it's hard to get rid of because "tagging" is for some reason popular in these parts of Europe. Either way, nice video!

    • @PROVOCATEURSK
      @PROVOCATEURSK 24 дня назад

      Communists were helped into power by the west*

  • @chakrachand8589
    @chakrachand8589 Месяц назад

    amazing video

  • @CareyMoulton
    @CareyMoulton Месяц назад

    where is this professor's house?

    • @Matts-travels
      @Matts-travels Месяц назад

      I believe the place is called The Peacock Shop. I am not sure if the parts I visited are open though.

  • @kamalbabu8826
    @kamalbabu8826 Месяц назад

  • @thelittlestorylady2980
    @thelittlestorylady2980 Месяц назад

    very lucky to be a traveler...enjoy! God loves the hell out of u!

  • @kamalbabu8826
    @kamalbabu8826 Месяц назад

  • @ayoogorkhali9262
    @ayoogorkhali9262 Месяц назад

    i wished you would have shown who the mf was who was calling our gods blue mf and stuff amd being so disrespectful we would love to have a one on one conversation with that wannabe with a fake accent anyways i hope youre having a great time in kathmandu

  • @NayLinnHtun-tt8ik
    @NayLinnHtun-tt8ik Месяц назад

    Can you visit in Myanmar 🙏😍🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲

    • @Matts-travels
      @Matts-travels Месяц назад

      Yes I plan to go. Mynamar and Laos are the two countries I didn't visit in SE Asia yet.

  • @NayLinnHtun-tt8ik
    @NayLinnHtun-tt8ik Месяц назад

    Plz!!Visit in Myanmar 🙏😍🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲

    • @Matts-travels
      @Matts-travels Месяц назад

      What places in Myanmar do you think are best to go?

    • @NayLinnHtun-tt8ik
      @NayLinnHtun-tt8ik Месяц назад

      @@Matts-travels The Famous Place in Myanmar Yangon Shwe Dagon Bagoda,Mandalay Royal Palce, Bagan,Inlay Lake,Pha-An Tone Wine Mountiain,Myeik.....🥰🥰

    • @Matts-travels
      @Matts-travels Месяц назад

      @@NayLinnHtun-tt8ik Nice. Thanks for the recommendations

    • @NayLinnHtun-tt8ik
      @NayLinnHtun-tt8ik Месяц назад

      @@Matts-travels Ok welcome you Myanmar 🥰🙏🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲

  • @tomboban6578
    @tomboban6578 Месяц назад

    u really have no clue about architecture dude😂😂😂

  • @ayoogorkhali9262
    @ayoogorkhali9262 Месяц назад

    they were indians they love taking pictures with white people lol

  • @Is_tr897-p.
    @Is_tr897-p. Месяц назад

    Indian have habits of clicking pictures with random strangers 😂😂😂