Cycling Central Asia #9: Camping in Tajikistan
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- The ninth episode of our two month bicycle tour through Central Asia. Follow along our journey as we explain the details of everything we experienced, to help you further in planning your own bike tour!
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It must be hard when you guys got back home and facing a different reality, compared to bike packing journey in Asia..
The info you have given us and the way Asian people live and their generosity, is truly unique and I wish the whole world was like this, it's a big shame that it's not, but from you Tristan and Belen you have opened the world to us, and that they are truly respected for who they are ... thank you guys really appreciate it .. ❤❤👍
Thanks for your kind words, Wayne!
Wonderful film of your journey. Very well shot and lovely stills photographs. Something you will look back on with pride when you are older and to show your grand kids. These are the magical places we went to when we were much younger.
Love all your videos! I am watching them back to back in the smart TV...better than any silly TV series!! So interesting ...I worked in Afghanistan for four years mostly in Kabul but I have traveled around the country a little and met many wonderful people! From the neighboring countries...your adventures
On the bike are incredible!!
You can show the reality and simplicity of the locals with the very special view in details. We see your generosity sharing each step of this breathtaking journey.
You can really make us feel like we were cycling together you all. It's amazing !
Tnx again
Once again, brilliant
Simply Beautifully,
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and time with us all.
More please !!!
One more coming soon! Cycle touring at the moment, so the next episode is a little behind due to some wet camping nights ;)
Great just be safe and enjoy yourselves I am excited for you and the next vlog
Be safe Be happy Pedal sofly
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
I'm preparing for a trip to Kyrgyzstan in this July, and I'm going to go on a bike trip by looking at the awesome bike trip you made. Thanks again. Thanks for sharing your wonderful story.!!
Enjoy Kyrgyzstan, I would’ve loved to cycle there myself this year!
Just the best film guys, thanks. What a wonderful country with lovely people. So good to watch in these difficult times. Thank you.
Love it! So glad we got to meet you two. Awesome Voice Over. :-) Keep the adventure going!
It's all about that microphone that produces the crispiest sound ;)
Whoever gives this a "thumbs down" needs his/her brain checked ... something definitely is wrong. As always: Great video! Thanks for all the work you put into them!
Super. Makes me cry.
So Very Excellent! Aptly shows that bicycle touring is a lot more than just pushing on the pedals, or chewing up miles. Its the people, the places, the cultures and customs. Mostly it is the memories. Thank You
Well said, Kevin. That's exactly it!
Absolutely fabulous. Thank you for such an inspiring series of videos.
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I was stupid lost the login password. I love any assistance you can offer me!
@Giovanni Charlie Instablaster =)
@Aryan Derek Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Aryan Derek it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass !
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Awesome series 👌🏻
Ребята вы просто супер 👌🔥 скоро будет Душанбе желаю вам успехов.👋👏
I'm also travelling on my bike and I know how much effort it takes to capture quality content, but your is awesome, it looks so professional. Thank you for sharing your experience about these regions, it is very helpful for people like me - who haven't ever been to Asia and plan to go in this direction soon. Wish you great touring, always with tailwind! Can't wait to see more vids :)
Thanks for your kind words, Piotr! Central Asia is a gem for cycling.
Been waiting for the next one Tristan 👍😉
Even got one more coming up next week!
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How was it camping in Tajikistan?
why i Didn't find your Channel before? i'm sad 🥺
10:07I wonder if you had any scary encounter with snakes, scorpion, spider, etc while camping 😬
If you had what did you do ?
Luckily no encounters with any critters. I always think that they're inclined to be much more afraid of us than we are of them... so I'd just get out of their way if I'd had any encounters :)
What camera did you use at the later part of the video? Nice work!
This series was shot on a Canon M5 with a 22mm lens, which was a nice and light setup for Central Asia. If I may put in a recommendation though, I wouldn’t go back to that camera ever again since I’ve been so happy with the 4K footage from my Olympus E-M5 mark III… if you’re looking for a good video camera, choose the latter.
Wederom, mooi gedaan. Hoe lang zijn jullie onderweg geweest op de pamir route?
We zijn 1 maand in Kyrgyzië geweest, en ook een maand in Tajikistan. Kyrgyzië is meer tijd waard, maar na een maand Tajikistan waren we best moe en klaar om terug naar Nederland te gaan. Al dat stof en de hitte doet wat met je!
Hi, I’m from Malaysia, planning to cycle Pamir highway this summer from Dushanbe to Osh. Can you advise us if there is any exit point for the ride, like any bus that we can take if one of us is unable to ride the whole way? Thanks
Hey Ian, you probably can't count on any of what I'll say here since there's pretty much no public transport in Tajikistan. Your only go is (paid) hitchhiking, since the old days of tourism are over and Tajik have realised they can make a couple of dollars off of stuck cyclists. The other option would be to find a jeep tour that takes you somewhere along the route. Might cost you up to $120 though!
Hi Tristan, what fuel have you been using on you MSR
Hey Phil - the Whisperlite we use has different attachments. We use a low grade petrol or white gas canister, depending on the weather and camping situation. Petrol heats faster but is filthy. White gas heats slowly, is expensive and has you running through Aluminum canisters (not sure if they are recycled since I haven't seen anyone (including gas stations) collecting them).