This one is a very special video for me, let me know what you think and if you would like to visit Uzbekistan as well. Thank you for following my journey :) 📌elinabakunova.com/ - you can check out my projects here!
Эли. Добрый день! Очень понравился Ваш фильм. Самому захотелось побывать в Самарканде. И как здорово, что Вы смогли посетить те места, где служил Ваш папа. И какие трогательные до слез фото в конце фильма. Жду Ваших новых работ и просто приятно слушать понятно английскую речь русского человека, делающего такие шикарные и простые видео. СПАСИБО.
Great video, as always since you were born with a natural talent and instinct to do this work. You make Uzbekistan and everywhere else look like wonderful destinations. Family pictures are always interesting to see resemblances and differences among family members, and how they change over time. My daughter-in-law is part Puerto Rican and looks like an "average" American. Her older sister looks very Hispanic with very dark skin and totally jet black hair. Her younger brother looks like an Irish leprechaun with pale white skin and bright red hair.
Hi Eli, this is my first time commenting on your channel, I'm from the USA. As I finished watching, first sorry for the loss of your Dad. By coincidence, today would have been my father's 80th birthday, so it hit me double. I'm only 5 years younger than your Dad and it truly reflects how delicate and fleeting life is. Be safe and enjoy your adventures, live long and happy!
The problem is Devil runs the world. He is lier and murderer. This is the reason why deception and violence are everywhere. This is the reason why the whole world is Sodom. That's why we've got the Gospel about the God's kingdom. Jehovah would put everything in order. The dead will be resurected and we'll meet our loved ones again! :-)
Uzbekistan is magnificent and beautiful, renowned for its majestic architecture. It was also a major center of Islamic civilization and the Golden Age during medieval times. God bless Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 from Somalia 🇸🇴❤
*Qur'an 39:60* “On The Day of Resurrection you shall see those who _LIED_ against Allah with their faces turned *black.* Is Hell not vast enough to provide a room to the vainglorious?” *Qur'an 3:106:* “On The Day, some faces will turn _white,_ some faces will turn *black.* Those whose faces turn black, Did you disbelieve after your belief? Then taste the punishment for what you rejected." *Sahih Muslim 30:5777* “Did you see Allah's Messenger (May Peace Be Upon Him)? He said: ‘Yes, he had a WHITE _handsome_ face.’” *Sahih Muslim 5:2334* “The Messenger of Allah (May Peace Be Upon Him) says: ''The most hateful among the creation of Allah is one Black man among them.” *Ishaq 450* "We brought them to the pit. Hell was their meeting place. We collected them there, Black slaves, men of no descent.” *Ishaq 243* "The Apostle (Peace Be Upon Him) says: “Whoever wants to see Satan look at _Nabtal_ (a Black man)" *Mishkat al-Masabih 119 book 1 hadith 112* "The Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) said: ‘Allah created Adam when he created him. Then He stroke his right shoulder and took out a White race as if they were seeds, and He stroke his left shoulder and took out a Black race as if they were coals. Then He said to those who were in his right side: Towards Paradise and I don't care. He said to those who were on his left shoulder: Towards Hell and I don't care.’"
I wish i was as lucky as you are. I am Persian my dream is to visit those cities. I can read all those old scripts. One of our oldest Persian poem is about Bokhara and Samarkand. @Eli, i thought i saw your dad in one of the military parade in your hometown, Perm. Was he your dad?
@@MarianLuca-rz5kk No. His name was Rudaki. We call him the father of Persian poets (poems). There is a famous story which a king went to a good weather place and forgot about the capital and the people. Around 8th century, someone ask Rudaki to create poems so the king would feel homesick and comes back to his Palace. I believe that is the most famous set of poems that have survived from him which is about the page.
Sweet content. Great video skills with superb narration and music. Wonderful to introduce your Dad. I too was born in 1958… and now 66 years young. Life is a blink of the eye.
I've said it before, but it bears repeating. It's a treat waking up to a video from Eli to enjoy while having my morning tea or coffee. Can't possibly have a better start to a Saturday.
My grand grand father was serving in Bukhara approximately hundred years ago where he was riding a horse of Emir. I would like to visit Uzbekistan one day to feel the beauty of this culture. Thank you, Eli!
The mural decorations are amazing and very beautiful. Thanks Eli for showing the local traditional cultures of Soviet times. Your hiking trip through the mountainous scenery is epic. Your dad watches proudly your good works from heaven.😊
And it was to scale too ! - If you look closely at Scotland, you cannot see my house but you can see the abundance of rain. The parks and potholes get ever bigger.
Really good photography and composition - we really appreciate your efforts, Eli. . . Заиста добра фотографија и композиција - заиста ценимо ваш труд, Ели.
I'm a very cynical 61 year old male and I don't shed too many tears anymore but twice during this vid my eyes moistened and then at the end I had to hold back the waterworks. Thank you Eli, you're always so insightful as well as so entertaining.
Your channel is amazing, Eli. Thank you for all the places you show us. The young boy who speaks 4 languages at 10 is very commendable. Best wishes to him.
It's always a delight to see the world through your eyes Elina! These places are beautiful and the people very hospitable and friendly. Thank you for the gift of your adventures through your channel.
I love the beautiful blue dress you wore. You are so brave to travel alone as u do. I was surprised to hear life both during and after Soviet Union was good.
People of Central Asia are kind and hospitable. During ww2 many bony and ill Russian children from the seige of Leningrad were sent to Uzbekistan. Uzbeks took them to their houses , though they were starving themselves, almost none were at asylums.
Привет Эли, Your videos are always so great to watch. Thank you for sharing your world. You are one of the reasons I want to learn Russian. I want to visit and would love to be able to speak the home language. Lastly, this was a great way to honor and connect to your father. Большое спасибо
Your childhood pictures with your dad are adorable and is how i imagine a father to daughter love is. It got me emotional. I lost my mother in 2022 also and she loved me the most.
I am sure your Dad would be please with this dedication. You have crafted a lovely video. Thank you for bringing the land of the ancient silk road to us.
Sorry for your loss eli. This is the first time I'm commenting on your videos. I've been watching you from last 1 month and really love the way you share the story of the part of this world which used to seem very unknown to me. You have really gave me the real perspective of how actually russian and it's old partners looks like. All the lovesand best wishes for your upcoming videos. As we say in India love you eli didi (elder sister) ❤
I have been watching your videos for a couple of months now. Awesome content ! In addition to all the good things that many have mentioned, you also have a terrific and esoteric taste in music in all of your videos. I would request you to add the title and artiste of the music in the videos, if possible. Greetings from Wisconsin, USA !
Another fantastic vlog as always stunning views but also meeting the locals That was interesting the lady who happy under the USSR and independent country; happiness is a state of mind and based on being with those who love her life view was lovely
I'm soo Happy for you that you got to travel in the steps of your father ❤ what a beautiful healing journey it must have been for you 💖 ❤️ 💗 !! Keep on traveling!! I can't wait to travel soon!!!
What an interesting video, as usual. You are right, we should ask our parents and elders about the past, because our journey can reach its final destination quicker than we can imagine. But your father lives on through your travels and your eyes, he's with you wherever you are!
Your videos are such a gift to me. This is my third one. I’m a 74 year old USA male and I so wish I could see the places you film first hand. Second to love, travel is the greatest gift in the world.
Elina Bakunova well done, I am all in tears. Your dad is a very proud of you watching you from the sky.Greetings from Serbia , you are one very brave girl
Thanks Eli its like i myself travelling to this majestic beautiful coutry . With rich histroy and ashes of time . Like you are passing from different era!!
Hello Eli, so very sorry for your loss. But, he gave all of us a gift. Through you, we have seen learned about so many amazing places that we would've never seen or even heard of. Keep up the wonderful journey you are on and you are making him very prouod. Thank you. With love from USA and Pakistan.
Truly breathtaking views from the summit of the mountain! Fascinating, very thoughtful video, for sure your father was, and would be today, so proud of you!🙏
Yet again a wonderful video and a hommage at Eli's dad. He must have been so proud of his most amazing daughter, the most impressive woman in the world. Thank you Eli for letting us be a part of your newest adventure.
Thank you Eli. I have visited Samarkand with Konstantin and Slava What a beautiful place so very breathtaking Thank you Plov again! It must have been wonderful for you to revisit where your dad lived.
One Of my favorite country is Uzbekistan. Uzbeks Hospitality is something Special. I got a chance to eat pilaf in Samarqand , Bukhara and Tashkent. I must say that samarqand pilaf is clear winner for me. As Usual your videos are wonderful to watch. This video with understandable emotion. May your dad Rest in Peace.
One of your most beautiful videos and that´s saying a lot! And a very personal one, too. I have been to Usbekistan some years ago in an organized tour. But what you are showing is even more beautiful than I remember. Thank you for the warmth with which you communicate with people. God bless you!
Like one month ago i was watching the video that you made banjia with your Father, didnt knew he passed away. My condolences and wish you the best in your life. Keep up the good work
Hi from Uzbekistan! I am very much grateful by the way you visited my country and appreciated it as your father did.I'm really sorry for your dad passing away. May god bless his soul. Also pls do not forget to visit my hometown Bukhara where lots of great people were born like Avicenna and Imam al Bukhari . I have one question to ask from you: was your dad uzbek too because he looks like uzbek people.I loved your video pls come visit our country it is very beautiful next time visit every region since then good luck!
What a wonderful trip and a wonderful story. It made me smile AND feel sadness. Thank You for sharing a part of your Dad's life story. Appreciation from New Zealand 🇳🇿 💚🌏💚
My mama is Russian at heart but was born in Uzbekistan, she loved it so much, always has such good words about her life there. I’d love to visit one day.
Ty for sharing. Lovely video and tribute to your dad. I think the closest I came to Samarkand is when I visited Kashgar in 1987. Love the ending: We are here only for a short while, and there is no time for useless actions.
This one is a very special video for me, let me know what you think and if you would like to visit Uzbekistan as well. Thank you for following my journey :) 📌elinabakunova.com/ - you can check out my projects here!
@Thebest_2l3747 😀
Эли. Добрый день!
Очень понравился Ваш фильм. Самому захотелось побывать в Самарканде. И как здорово, что Вы смогли посетить те места, где служил Ваш папа. И какие трогательные до слез фото в конце фильма. Жду Ваших новых работ и просто приятно слушать понятно английскую речь русского человека, делающего такие шикарные и простые видео.
СПАСИБО.
I'm watching from Australia, thank you for providing content from the other side of our world, and your pleasant demeanor makes it enjoyable to watch.
Great video, as always since you were born with a natural talent and instinct to do this work. You make Uzbekistan and everywhere else look like wonderful destinations. Family pictures are always interesting to see resemblances and differences among family members, and how they change over time. My daughter-in-law is part Puerto Rican and looks like an "average" American. Her older sister looks very Hispanic with very dark skin and totally jet black hair. Her younger brother looks like an Irish leprechaun with pale white skin and bright red hair.
YES PLEASE
Rest in Peace Salavat Bakunov, your daughter doing well.
...and she's a very beautiful daughter!
Sure, and she supports Putin's regime, too...
@@paolodenis5898So??? Hes their leader. You people support Israel anf Biden. She cant support putin?
@@arslaanpasha3334👍👍👍
@@paolodenis5898don’t be an ass!
Lovely tribute to your father may he rest in peace
Very much so.
Lovely to your father may he rest in peace in haven🎉
Hi Eli, this is my first time commenting on your channel, I'm from the USA. As I finished watching, first sorry for the loss of your Dad. By coincidence, today would have been my father's 80th birthday, so it hit me double. I'm only 5 years younger than your Dad and it truly reflects how delicate and fleeting life is. Be safe and enjoy your adventures, live long and happy!
Watch more of Eli’s vid they are great.
I am visiting Uzbekistan in 2025! Thank you for this guide!
You will love it. Only problem I had, I could not buy chocolate, only in the duty free shop at Tashkent airport when I was leaving.
Welcome 🙏 🎉 we will happy to see u😊
You're welcome ❤
❤❤❤❤😊
You are going for tourism purposes or study?
as usual it's a very nice, informative video and a nice tribute to your dad who gave you a great education and great values.
thank you for sharing
Thank you very much!
@@ElifromRussia
Nice place
may your Dad rest in peace, a family of culture and love and will continue this way.
all the love from Lebanon.
The problem is Devil runs the world. He is lier and murderer. This is the reason why deception and violence are everywhere. This is the reason why the whole world is Sodom.
That's why we've got the Gospel about the God's kingdom. Jehovah would put everything in order. The dead will be resurected and we'll meet our loved ones again! :-)
Uzbekistan is magnificent and beautiful, renowned for its majestic architecture. It was also a major center of Islamic civilization and the Golden Age during medieval times. God bless Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 from Somalia 🇸🇴❤
*Qur'an 39:60* “On The Day of Resurrection you shall see those who _LIED_ against Allah with their faces turned *black.* Is Hell not vast enough to provide a room to the vainglorious?”
*Qur'an 3:106:* “On The Day, some faces will turn _white,_ some faces will turn *black.* Those whose faces turn black, Did you disbelieve after your belief? Then taste the punishment for what you rejected."
*Sahih Muslim 30:5777* “Did you see Allah's Messenger (May Peace Be Upon Him)?
He said: ‘Yes, he had a WHITE _handsome_ face.’”
*Sahih Muslim 5:2334* “The Messenger of Allah (May Peace Be Upon Him) says: ''The most hateful among the creation of Allah is one Black man among them.”
*Ishaq 450* "We brought them to the pit. Hell was their meeting place. We collected them there, Black slaves, men of no descent.”
*Ishaq 243* "The Apostle (Peace Be Upon Him) says: “Whoever wants to see Satan look at _Nabtal_ (a Black man)"
*Mishkat al-Masabih 119 book 1 hadith 112* "The Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) said: ‘Allah created Adam when he created him. Then He stroke his right shoulder and took out a White race as if they were seeds, and He stroke his left shoulder and took out a Black race as if they were coals.
Then He said to those who were in his right side: Towards Paradise and I don't care. He said to those who were on his left shoulder: Towards Hell and I don't care.’"
What a lovely love letter to her dad! I would love to try the Uzbek bread cooked on the side of those ovens, looks heavenly
Yes, come to my beautiful country and you'll see its beauty in real life 😊
All my love to Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 from Venezuela 🇻🇪
RIP Dad, he left a wonderful legacy behind - a wonderful and beautiful daughter!
قناتك احلى قناة في اليوتيوب تحياتي لك و لروسيا من الاردن🇯🇴❤🇷🇺
تحياتي لكم في الأردن - من اسكتلندا
@@De5O54 شكرا اخي تشرفنا 🌹
مرحبًا - وأنت
🫖
@@De5O54 🌹
Hi Eli,
I was in Uzbekistan last year. Amazing country! I enjoyed visiting Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva ❤
Sounds great! Thank you for sharing 😊
I wish i was as lucky as you are. I am Persian my dream is to visit those cities. I can read all those old scripts. One of our oldest Persian poem is about Bokhara and Samarkand.
@Eli, i thought i saw your dad in one of the military parade in your hometown, Perm. Was he your dad?
@@bayareapianist
Hi. Which is that oldest Persian poem? Is it in Shahnameh?
@@ElifromRussia
Hi Elina. How do you film yourself when you are farther from the camera?
@@MarianLuca-rz5kk No. His name was Rudaki. We call him the father of Persian poets (poems). There is a famous story which a king went to a good weather place and forgot about the capital and the people. Around 8th century, someone ask Rudaki to create poems so the king would feel homesick and comes back to his Palace. I believe that is the most famous set of poems that have survived from him which is about the page.
Sweet content. Great video skills with superb narration and music. Wonderful to introduce your Dad. I too was born in 1958… and now 66 years young. Life is a blink of the eye.
It’s a blink of a young girls eye…
Hi Eli, we were so deeply moved to tears, Eli Dear, How absolutely wonderful!!! With Love from Canada!!! XXOO
Thank you so much!
I've said it before, but it bears repeating. It's a treat waking up to a video from Eli to enjoy while having my morning tea or coffee. Can't possibly have a better start to a Saturday.
💯☕❤
Can't agree with more. Eli is a gem.
My grand grand father was serving in Bukhara approximately hundred years ago where he was riding a horse of Emir. I would like to visit Uzbekistan one day to feel the beauty of this culture. Thank you, Eli!
Where are you now
Gosh, I remember 1975 like it was yesterday. On behalf of old guys everywhere, great video!
♥️
Ого, я живу недалеко от этого места 10:20 совесткая мозайка так по душе приятно что мы не убрали её
В Казахстане, в моем городе тлде сохранена мозаика. Греет душу. Память о счастливос советском детстве.
Трогательное видео, светлая память вашему папе 🙏
Samarkand: another place full of ancient history! 👍
This is one of the most beautiful episodes from your channel so far. Beautiful homage to your father, wonderful city, and landscapes.
I am so sorry for your loss. May he rest in peace.
Uzbekistan seems to be a really beautiful country.
Thank you very much for showing us.
RIP Salavat Bakunov your daughter is doing you proud. Hugs Eli xx ❤from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
The mural decorations are amazing and very beautiful. Thanks Eli for showing the local traditional cultures of Soviet times. Your hiking trip through the mountainous scenery is epic. Your dad watches proudly your good works from heaven.😊
Those were mosaics.
Loved the insertion of a map at the begining of the video. So enlightening!
Greetings from Greece to all the beautiful Russian and Uzbek people ❤❤❤
And it was to scale too ! - If you look closely at Scotland, you cannot see my house but you can see the abundance of rain. The parks and potholes get ever bigger.
Really good photography and composition - we really appreciate your efforts, Eli. . . Заиста добра фотографија и композиција - заиста ценимо ваш труд, Ели.
We have a neighborhood where I live (in California) called Samarkand, and I never knew it was a place in Uzbekistan! I love your videos! ✌️
Lol, I'm also from Samarkand city and idk that there's also Samarkand in US😅😅
O really 😮
@@project_rgstudioyeah but I heard it before 😅
I'm a very cynical 61 year old male and I don't shed too many tears anymore but twice during this vid my eyes moistened and then at the end I had to hold back the waterworks. Thank you Eli, you're always so insightful as well as so entertaining.
I'm around your age and it was heart warming to see the younger generation doing this.
Your channel is amazing, Eli. Thank you for all the places you show us. The young boy who speaks 4 languages at 10 is very commendable. Best wishes to him.
Thank you so much!
@@ElifromRussiaThank you for working so hard & being wonderful.
It's always a delight to see the world through your eyes Elina! These places are beautiful and the people very hospitable and friendly. Thank you for the gift of your adventures through your channel.
RIP papa. Your love for him was plain to see. ❤
I love the beautiful blue dress you wore. You are so brave to travel alone as u do. I was surprised to hear life both during and after Soviet Union was good.
that's because the West spits nothing but lies about RU
Eli this is a precious video. You are a treasure. Your dad will be proud.
Your Dads name means peace; My he rest in Peace. it was wonderful to watch this journey in time, well done.
CENTRAL ASIA IS HEAVENLY BEAUTIFUL & HAVE A RICH HISTORY
People of Central Asia are kind and hospitable.
During ww2 many bony and ill Russian children from the seige of Leningrad were sent to Uzbekistan. Uzbeks took them to their houses , though they were starving themselves, almost none were at asylums.
Yes indeed
@@helloworld-ti5zs yes it's a true fact and there's a film about it
And Russia has most beautiful women
@@arslaanpasha3334 but this video isn't about Russia...it's about Uzbekistan. have u watched at all?
Привет Эли,
Your videos are always so great to watch. Thank you for sharing your world. You are one of the reasons I want to learn Russian. I want to visit and would love to be able to speak the home language.
Lastly, this was a great way to honor and connect to your father.
Большое спасибо
Your childhood pictures with your dad are adorable and is how i imagine a father to daughter love is.
It got me emotional. I lost my mother in 2022 also and she loved me the most.
What a wonderful video Eli, Your dad would've been very proud of you!
Another amazing video from an amazing lady.
Keep doing what you’re doing Eli!
Great video and thanks for sharing your memories with us Eli. Greetings from Spain .
I am sure your Dad would be please with this dedication. You have crafted a lovely video. Thank you for bringing the land of the ancient silk road to us.
A different world with the same beauty
Sorry for your loss eli. This is the first time I'm commenting on your videos. I've been watching you from last 1 month and really love the way you share the story of the part of this world which used to seem very unknown to me. You have really gave me the real perspective of how actually russian and it's old partners looks like. All the lovesand best wishes for your upcoming videos. As we say in India love you eli didi (elder sister) ❤
A father's success is his children. Yours did very well.
Fantastic video of great places of history and culture. Lovely memory to your beloved dad.
Love from Pakistan ❤❤❤❤, and Lovely tribute to you great father may he rest in peace.
I have been watching your videos for a couple of months now. Awesome content ! In addition to all the good things that many have mentioned, you also have a terrific and esoteric taste in music in all of your videos. I would request you to add the title and artiste of the music in the videos, if possible. Greetings from Wisconsin, USA !
Awesome! Thank you!
Another fantastic vlog as always stunning views but also meeting the locals
That was interesting the lady who happy under the USSR and independent country; happiness is a state of mind and based on being with those who love her life view was lovely
How very sweet you were to that pack of wolf pups. 😅 The Uzbekistan mountain range is so beautiful. Thanks a million for showing it to us.
May the soul of your dad find peace. Thanks Eli for this emotional story ❤
I felt unexpectedly emotional at the end there, I wasn't expecting that your Father is no longer with us. Great video as always Eli, God bless
I'm soo Happy for you that you got to travel in the steps of your father ❤ what a beautiful healing journey it must have been for you 💖 ❤️ 💗 !! Keep on traveling!! I can't wait to travel soon!!!
❤
What an interesting video, as usual. You are right, we should ask our parents and elders about the past, because our journey can reach its final destination quicker than we can imagine. But your father lives on through your travels and your eyes, he's with you wherever you are!
Your videos are such a gift to me. This is my third one. I’m a 74 year old USA male and I so wish I could see the places you film first hand. Second to love, travel is the greatest gift in the world.
Elina Bakunova well done, I am all in tears. Your dad is a very proud of you watching you from the sky.Greetings from Serbia , you are one very brave girl
What a beautiful tribute to your father. You have an amazing way of showing the world to us. Keep it up from Missouri, USA.
Thanks Eli its like i myself travelling to this majestic beautiful coutry . With rich histroy and ashes of time .
Like you are passing from different era!!
Your videos brings a smile in me knowing I'm much more knowledgeable than I was a few minutes ago, thank you Eli.
Wonderful!
Another beautiful Eli video.❤
I was very touched by this video. Your father would be very proud of what you've become Eli.
Hello Eli, so very sorry for your loss. But, he gave all of us a gift. Through you, we have seen learned about so many amazing places that we would've never seen or even heard of. Keep up the wonderful journey you are on and you are making him very prouod. Thank you. With love from USA and Pakistan.
Your videos are incredible! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
It's very pleasant to see how much you cherish your sweet family memories.
What a cool idea to follow your dad’s past. Interesting!
Another wonderful video. Thank you for sharing these beautiful pictures of you dad. Sure, he must be proud of you
Truly breathtaking views from the summit of the mountain! Fascinating, very thoughtful video, for sure your father was, and would be today, so proud of you!🙏
Hi Eli, very nice and interesting video. A very moving tribute to your Father. May he Rest in Peace.
I love the markets and food!
What a beautiful video, I’m moved to tears, dear Eli. I’m sure your father is so proud of you, watching you from heaven.
Very touching video!
The ending, with the transitions of the photos, was rather quite emotional. A very touching video
Keep up the good work Eli! ❤🎉
Thank you! Will do!
@@ElifromRussiaThat's so good to hear.
Yet again a wonderful video and a hommage at Eli's dad. He must have been so proud of his most amazing daughter, the most impressive woman in the world. Thank you Eli for letting us be a part of your newest adventure.
A great tribute to your dad. Thank you for sharing, Eli.
Thank you Eli. I have visited Samarkand with Konstantin and Slava What a beautiful place so very breathtaking Thank you Plov again! It must have been wonderful for you to revisit where your dad lived.
Pilaf looks really great!
After so many videos, it's kinda funny to see how casual Eli became about things like ice diving and hiking to mountain tops. Great work as usual!
Absolutely wonderful vid! Great tribute to your dad. May he rest in peace. Greetings from Cairo, Egypt.
Another great vid. Love the people of that area.
One Of my favorite country is Uzbekistan. Uzbeks Hospitality is something Special.
I got a chance to eat pilaf in Samarqand , Bukhara and Tashkent. I must say that samarqand pilaf is clear winner for me.
As Usual your videos are wonderful to watch. This video with understandable emotion.
May your dad Rest in Peace.
I’m sorry for your loss 🤍
One of your most beautiful videos and that´s saying a lot! And a very personal one, too. I have been to Usbekistan some years ago in an organized tour. But what you are showing is even more beautiful than I remember. Thank you for the warmth with which you communicate with people. God bless you!
Brava Eli
Cool, visited all Stans. I am thinking to move to Crimea as mine new home.
Will visit you too Eli, if do. Me more interested in Perm than Moskva.
Eli, I love your videos they are so nice 🥰 thankyou !!! Also beautiful to see the photos with your dad❤ bye from the Netherlands
Such a beautiful mountain, people, markets...and tribute to your Dad. Nicely done Eli! I am sure he is very very proud of you.
Eli, thank you very much for the map. This episode is very complete
I pray the soul of your father finds peace & blessing. Love to you & your family, Eli.
17:23 - Song is Любэ - Давай за. From the first notes I recognized it, once you hear/feel this song, its stays in your brain forever...
Wow Eli! Such a great video, and you're improving. Thank you😁
Your videos are ALWAYS amazing, informative, etc. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Like one month ago i was watching the video that you made banjia with your Father, didnt knew he passed away. My condolences and wish you the best in your life. Keep up the good work
Your videas are allways perfect, thanks.Jana from Prague.
Hi from Uzbekistan! I am very much grateful by the way you visited my country and appreciated it as your father did.I'm really sorry for your dad passing away. May god bless his soul. Also pls do not forget to visit my hometown Bukhara where lots of great people were born like Avicenna and Imam al Bukhari . I have one question to ask from you: was your dad uzbek too because he looks like uzbek people.I loved your video pls come visit our country it is very beautiful next time visit every region since then good luck!
May God bless your fathers soul.
What a wonderful trip and a wonderful story. It made me smile AND feel sadness. Thank You for sharing a part of your Dad's life story. Appreciation from New Zealand 🇳🇿 💚🌏💚
Since you've been to Kilimangiaro and Himalaya, reaching that mountain top must have been just a breeze! 💪
Thank you for the vidoe and the heart felt actions for your dad. Hang in there and thank you for sharing your life and that part of the World
My mama is Russian at heart but was born in Uzbekistan, she loved it so much, always has such good words about her life there. I’d love to visit one day.
Ty for sharing. Lovely video and tribute to your dad. I think the closest I came to Samarkand is when I visited Kashgar in 1987. Love the ending: We are here only for a short while, and there is no time for useless actions.