Great video's your editing make /keep them quite interesting & enjoyable. Your choice of music adds a layer of excitement & flavor that conveys alot, I like your commentary too, short bursts, informative, humorous, you do a good job of not overreacting, a true Diplomat of NZ. I think what makes your travel video's some of the best I've watched on RUclips is yours are all about the places and culture your visiting, most others are more about the traveler and how their location is effecting them, even to the point they forget where they even are on the map. Hey you certainly make it look easy and your warm and friendly personality shows the host countries and locals that you are sincere and appreciate their hospitality and sharing knowledge of their City, Area, Locale or Stan. Wage Peace and Safe Travels Indigo ...
you probably dont care but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can watch all of the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my gf for the last few months :)
I would love to spend a year or so in Azerbaijan, teaching English in exchange for meals/accomodations. I've always been fascinated with the former Soviet states, but especially the ones in the Caucasus region. Greetings from Argentina!
I was borned and raised in the Netherlands, but my parents and siblings are from Azerbaijan. Since I don’t get to go there often it was really nice to see this video and how the places I’ve never been to look. I really enjoyed the video 👍🏼👍🏼
Beautiful people, beautiful scenery! Your drone footage made me feel like I was breaking free from the clouds. I love that you respectfully pass on visiting more traditional landmarks and instead would rather go knock on a local’s door and see how they live, what matters to them, and what they do for fun. 💚 it’s funny how the more you travel, and the farther you go, we as viewers get a sense that it’s truly a small world in that all of us are human beings just living our lives, wanting to share with others, and appreciate what we have, no matter how little or how much. Thank you, as always, for what you are doing.
I've visited Azerbaijan before. We were in a group but I also have an Azerbaijani friend there (I met her in Grad school). I love the people. They are very warm, welcoming and contented. My friends family invited me to her home and there was a massive dinner followed with deserts and tea. They were so excited to know about me and my country (Ghana). I'm looking forward to going there again
Hey Nuk, another great trip report. The landscape looks amazing; and the people so friendly. That lovely lady that made you tea & homemade cakes, so nice. I recall a few years ago Azerbaijan were the hosts of the Eurovision Song Contest. Keep safe buddy, looks like your in good hands. RgY 👍💯😎
I get a feel that Azerbaijan is a lot of old traditions meeting new, Much in the same way a painting starting out Oil and ending in Acrylic and working how that is done.
It is great to see that you are not only taking great videos (as you always do), but also interviewing the people and sharing with us a little bit of their world view. This approach really sets you apart from other travel-related RUclips channels. Keep up the great work. Greetings from Portugal.
Hey Nick, this is my first comment on your channel. I'm a fan of yours & you are very talented when it comes to making videos & documenting your experiences. Keep up the great work that you're doing! You're really making a big impact with your videos & I really look up to that! Greetings, from Connecticut!
Hey Nick just wanted to say a massive THANK YOU for everything you're doing. We found your channel maybe18 months ago and it's been a big part in why we saved up, sold everything and left NZ on a one way ticket to travel. We've started documenting our trip too and hope to be able to spread a similar message to you in our own way. Hope to cross paths some day 🤙
Hey Nick! Greetings from Azerbaijan! 🇦🇿 Found your channel and loved too much! We love sharing, we love strange guests. That is what makes us different. Loves to you 😍
It’s so beautiful and interesting there! The people seem lovely. I’m so glad to have seen and heard from ordinary people and seen regular folks’ lives. Thank you! 🙏🏼👍🏼✌🏼
Well done Nick..taking your channel down the route of meeting local people...so much more interesting that a lot of the ego driven channels out there....really looking forward to the next Vid..Cheers Mate!
Looks like a beautiful place to visit. Tbe people seem awesome. This reminded me of one of the fsvorite things i always loved about Anthony Bourdain was the discussions with people around the table.
Nick, this looks like a nice safe and beautiful country to visit, with very warm and friendly people! Hope you have more videos here before you leave! Please describe the cake and topping as well as other meals you ate there!!! Thanks
Wow! Thank you so much for this gift of showing a part of the world that most people don't even think about much less go there. I really enjoyed the parts where you talked to the local people. That makes it so genuine and real.
I love that you are taking the channel in this direction, I love seeing different cultures and people and lives, you are doing what I would love to be doing. Keep up the good work!
Wonderful video! Super authentic and inspiring! Life is so short, we have to explore and take the step of faith to travel and enjoy every day as much as possible.
I wasn’t logged in when I watched this video, but I logged in just so I could give it a thumbs up. Exceptional video. I love the way you interact with people in your travels.
It's videos like this that really inspire me to document my travels, me and my partner are currently in Australia after a brief stop in New Zealand and we've started vlogging our trips. I love your editing style btw :)
I really enjoyed this video that’s an amazing,Master. Do you know why you are number 1 traveller for not me i guess many people Waiting impatiently another video from Azerbaijan
Just a side note: In Azerbaijan, not even a fifth of women wear a hijab. Absolutely majority don't. And though a Muslim majority country, Azerbaijan in global ratings always ranks far below its Christian neighbors of Armenia and Georgia in terms of religiosity of population
@@jdarlington8841 Sure, no place comes without its downsides inc Azerbaijan but certainly the nature, great food, hospitable ppl, its culture bridging Europe & Asia make it worthy a visit. Hope u'll get a chance to visit it once.
Do you think it might be because of Azerbaijan being a post-Soviet country? I know the USSR cracked down on religion pretty hard and I'm just curious if the USSR's actions still influence Azerbaijani culture.
@@TheFireElevator That is exactly a Soviet heritage. The Soviets persecuted the clerics, undermined institutions, promoted Atheism. That left an interesting legacy: People are still very conservative - more so than in Georgia & Armenia but are not religious. Few wear a hijab. A call to prayer may be heard to hear as there are very few mosques, and not many attend prayers. Now, the religion is making a comeback gradually but it still is a marginal factor in the day-to-day life of the country
Absolutely amazing how you enter someone else's house spontaneously and they immediately treat you like a family member and offer you food and drinks. It reminds me a lot of Albanian culture and the way guests are treated there as well. Its interesting to see how many similarities we have with them (not just in this case). Keep up the great videos!
I am home schooling my son and daughter and we are studying all the countries of the world and we watch videos like this one and I just wanted to say how much we enjoyed your video,we loved the part where you had a visit with a local man in his home,that was great.
Hey, Nick! Love your channel! I like to call Azerbaijani people "culturally Muslim" meaning that although they are not very religious, they still maintain the Muslim mentality. Many women don't wear hijabs, a lot of people drink, and most people don't visit mosques or pray five times a day, but at the same time most people believe in Allah and consider themselves Muslim. The Soviet influence greatly decreased the importance of religion in Azerbaijan. Azerbaijani culture is very unique and interesting! Thank you for visiting!
Hi Nick you and your channel deserve much more interest and respect! İ just saying to you massive thanks and i would like to give little information about drinking of alcoholic booze in Azerbaijan. As we know that people of the country are muslim but we love drinking particularly Azerbaijani men love boozing in large quantities (vodka, local wines, beer). Even in my hometown (province) has a saying related to this. İf you sit drinking tableware you should drink untill you getting tipsy. İn azerbaijan one more thing our people completely like toasting.
I really enjoyed this video! I felt like I was meeting these people and getting a tiny glimpse into their lives. It was amazing. I love your style! Keep these videos coming, please!
Bro that shot at 2:24 was crazy. So many ladas I'm in love. Edit; The main reason i watch travel vloggers is to see them interact naturally with the lpcal people, it's always a beautiful experience and such a blessing. Thank you for this great content and can't wait for more meeting the locals videos,
*Thank you for tuning in guys, if you missed the last episode you can watch it here:* ruclips.net/video/MprOEKjf4RM/видео.html *Photos of the trip:* instagram.com/indigo.traveller/ Peace! ✌
I have been following you for quite some time. Love all the footage. But these Azerbaijan videos (preset and past) REALLY make e want to go there. I've known of the country but had no interest in visiting. Not anymore! THANK YOU for opening my eyes to the word.
Awesome video nick. Loved seeing the locals. You are really making me want to bring my family to some of the countries you are visiting. I have to agree with the direction you send you want to take by meeting the locals and trying the local food. Best way to showcase. Please keep it up. When/if you are back in NZ, I'd love to take you out for a beer
My entire family is from Azerbaijan (mostly Baku and also Shirvan), but they moved to Iran in the 1930s. I would say that culturally, Azeris are closer to Persians than Turks, as Azerbaijan was part of the Persian Empire for a long time. Linguistically, we're closer to Turks. There is also a lot affinity with the other nearby Caucasian countries. Azerbaijan is beautiful, and it's filled with lovely, kind, generous people. I took my dad back to Baku a few years ago, and it was weird how it felt so much like "home," even though it was the first time I went there.
Hope you get back to Africa! Those Vlogs were unreal...all of your content is gold. But I grew up in Ethiopia and it took me back for a couple minutes. Big fan
great job NICK , we can always see how much you enjoy meeting new people , it must be a great feeling to be invited into someone home in a different country , a smile is something i see you share with all the people you meet and the smile you get back from them is very special too , BE SAFE , BE WELL NICK ,
I'm really enjoying the new style to these videos. They feel like small documentaires almost. Seki could have been Arthur's Pass but with more houses! Keep up the great work. Dave (North Canterbury)
Hey Dave, thank you, glad you are enjoying the new style of videos, this will be more of the direction I want to take my channel in. And yes, I can see the similarities with Arthur's Pass. Have a good one!
yeah Bald and bankrupt is brilliant so is Harald Baldr both are entertaining I watch their content too, funny guys. Although I've actually been watching nicks vlogs way before theirs...Nick had a break I seen Balds and Baldrs India footage when they were travelling together then also subscribed to them. Nick has a very different style uses a drone too which is pretty cool...all 3 are very talented travel vloggers as someone that has always been interested in travel seeing different cultures etc i can never get enough of the videos these guys make.
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Great video's your editing make /keep them quite interesting & enjoyable. Your choice of music adds a layer of excitement & flavor that conveys alot, I like your commentary too, short bursts, informative, humorous, you do a good job of not overreacting, a true Diplomat of NZ. I think what makes your travel video's some of the best I've watched on RUclips is yours are all about the places and culture your visiting, most others are more about the traveler and how their location is effecting them, even to the point they forget where they even are on the map. Hey you certainly make it look easy and your warm and friendly personality shows the host countries and locals that you are sincere and appreciate their hospitality and sharing knowledge of their City, Area, Locale or Stan. Wage Peace and Safe Travels Indigo ...
@E 2006 r u muslim
you probably dont care but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can watch all of the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my gf for the last few months :)
@Joseph Zayd yea, I have been using InstaFlixxer for since december myself =)
What's light blue jacket?
Never thought about this country ! But defo need to visit after watching this
Have fun!
Huge salam to azeri brothers from Kazakhstan!
P.S.: really want to buy an old-style Lada after all your series
Aleykum Salam from Azerbaijan my brother. We love Kazakhstan
Assalamualaykum Brothers we love both countries.
from London.
@Yosh065 salam to Mexico 🇲🇽🇦🇿
Salam from Turkey 🇹🇷 My brother Azerbaijan , Kazakhstan
Salam from Colombia co
Loving the local hospitality. Feels like I’m sitting right there and experiencing it all.
So cool, thank you mate
I would love to spend a year or so in Azerbaijan, teaching English in exchange for meals/accomodations. I've always been fascinated with the former Soviet states, but especially the ones in the Caucasus region. Greetings from Argentina!
Everyone is trying to learn English in Azerbaijan. Any language school will immediately accept you.
😍🇦🇿❤
Katie, there are few international schools in Azerbaijan with expat teachers working. You can apply to one of them, if interested.
ruclips.net/video/RiEmap2Geto/видео.html.
Plz support ur Pakistani🇵🇰 bro channel.
Just imagine: an Argentinian teaching English in Azerbaijan
You’re the reason why people get inspired by travelling. I’m super jealous and hope to do what you’re doing one day
Thank you Owen, follow your dreams :)
I was borned and raised in the Netherlands, but my parents and siblings are from Azerbaijan. Since I don’t get to go there often it was really nice to see this video and how the places I’ve never been to look. I really enjoyed the video 👍🏼👍🏼
Loving the Azerbaijan vlogs! Well done :)
Great video! Such a beautiful place! ❤️
Thank you ❤️
Beautiful people, beautiful scenery! Your drone footage made me feel like I was breaking free from the clouds. I love that you respectfully pass on visiting more traditional landmarks and instead would rather go knock on a local’s door and see how they live, what matters to them, and what they do for fun. 💚 it’s funny how the more you travel, and the farther you go, we as viewers get a sense that it’s truly a small world in that all of us are human beings just living our lives, wanting to share with others, and appreciate what we have, no matter how little or how much. Thank you, as always, for what you are doing.
Very true, we all want the same things in life. Thank you so much for the beautiful words, makes my day to read this 🙏
I've visited Azerbaijan before. We were in a group but I also have an Azerbaijani friend there (I met her in Grad school). I love the people. They are very warm, welcoming and contented. My friends family invited me to her home and there was a massive dinner followed with deserts and tea. They were so excited to know about me and my country (Ghana). I'm looking forward to going there again
Wow 🤩 I never imagined this country being so beautiful. In my list now! Greetings from Hollywood, California!
If you'll come then welcome! Greetings from Azerbaijan🤩
Loved the bottles building.... and the way you have introduced your voice-over for the guy explaining things near the house 😊
Thanks for watching!
Omg Azerbaijan is sooo beatiful!🇦🇿❤️❤️😍
Yes thanks ❤️❤️❤️
Yea Thank you
Hey Nuk, another great trip report. The landscape looks amazing; and the people so friendly. That lovely lady that made you tea & homemade cakes, so nice. I recall a few years ago Azerbaijan were the hosts of the Eurovision Song Contest. Keep safe buddy, looks like your in good hands. RgY 👍💯😎
Very kind people indeed, thanks for watching :)
That cake looked delicious :) Thank you for another great video! I am learning a lot about other countries from your videos.
Thank you for watching!
...Man it’s one of the most amazing places to go for sure. Sagol for your wonderful work on these clips Nick.
The people were so friendly... nice video... glad to see you back in the saddle....
Cheers Will!
I get a feel that Azerbaijan is a lot of old traditions meeting new, Much in the same way a painting starting out Oil and ending in Acrylic and working how that is done.
Beautiful metaphor!
Definitely a hidden gem. A HUGE hidden gem.
Yes right
Beautiful vlog. You’re an amazing person, I wish there were more open eyed people like you 🇦🇿🇷🇺❤️
🇦🇿❤🇹🇷
It is great to see that you are not only taking great videos (as you always do), but also interviewing the people and sharing with us a little bit of their world view. This approach really sets you apart from other travel-related RUclips channels. Keep up the great work. Greetings from Portugal.
Thank you Nilson, glad you enjoy my videos :)
Hey Nick, this is my first comment on your channel. I'm a fan of yours & you are very talented when it comes to making videos & documenting your experiences. Keep up the great work that you're doing! You're really making a big impact with your videos & I really look up to that! Greetings, from Connecticut!
Hi Ryan, thank you for commenting, it means a lot to me, appreciate your encouragement. All the best, thanks for watching :)
Gov. Lamont will tax this comment
@Ryan Touhey Where do you live in connecticut?
Hey Nick just wanted to say a massive THANK YOU for everything you're doing. We found your channel maybe18 months ago and it's been a big part in why we saved up, sold everything and left NZ on a one way ticket to travel. We've started documenting our trip too and hope to be able to spread a similar message to you in our own way. Hope to cross paths some day 🤙
Thank you, makes my day to read comments like this one. Glad you guys are living the dream now, keep it up! Hopefully, catch you on the road sometime!
Nice, Ill sub to your channel. See where you aventures goes. Cool that you started your trip in Vietnam, keep going :D
@@ingislakur awesome! Thanks so much 😊
What a hidden gym in the world. The locals seem so wonderful. Great interviews I love it! 👍🏽
Thanks Grant, beautiful country!
*gem
One of my favourite country that you have visit.
Indeed!
Hey Nick! Greetings from Azerbaijan! 🇦🇿
Found your channel and loved too much! We love sharing, we love strange guests. That is what makes us different. Loves to you 😍
One more from Azerbaijan Siazan.!!!🤗🖐️🖐️
I’m a British Pakistani
Good afternoon Nick - fellow Nick here, very cool perspective you give the world my friend!! Cheers from New Jersey USA
Thank you Nick, new video tomorrow!
Cool as usual! Thanks for you job))
Thanks mate
Brother country 🇦🇿🇹🇷❤️
Love back my brother 🇦🇿🇹🇷
🇦🇿❤️🔥
Amazing video thank you 🙏
I speak Turkish and I can say that I pretty much understood 80% what they were talking about
I love getting to see this part of the world and I enjoy seeing more of the people of the country and not just tourist attractions. Sagol, Indigo :)
Thank you for watching ❤️
Good informative video as always. Keep up the good work. Traveling is very educational for life.
Indeed, thanks :)
your videos are amazing! Love how authentic they are and how you fully embrace local life :):)
It’s so beautiful and interesting there! The people seem lovely. I’m so glad to have seen and heard from ordinary people and seen regular folks’ lives. Thank you! 🙏🏼👍🏼✌🏼
Thank you for watching Karin 🇦🇿
This is the content you're a master of Nick
Thanks Alden, that means a lot!
Indigo Traveller love your content sir. Very informative
Thank you Valentine!
Well done Nick..taking your channel down the route of meeting local people...so much more interesting that a lot of the ego driven channels out there....really looking forward to the next Vid..Cheers Mate!
Thanks Jocelyn, means a lot to me ❤️
I love the interviewing in these videos.
Put together really well, enjoyed it ...it seems like such a peaceful place.
Thanks Davey!
Looks like a beautiful place to visit. Tbe people seem awesome. This reminded me of one of the fsvorite things i always loved about Anthony Bourdain was the discussions with people around the table.
RIP Anthony Bourdain 😚
I like his style too❤
Nick, this looks like a nice safe and beautiful country to visit, with very warm and friendly people! Hope you have more videos here before you leave! Please describe the cake and topping as well as other meals you ate there!!! Thanks
Was delicious, thank you ❤️
Greetings from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿🌼
Underrated channel, always look forward to your videos!
Thank you, new video coming Tuesday!
So different from what I have pictured in my mind . Thanks
Epic, thank you for watching ❤️
Wow! Thank you so much for this gift of showing a part of the world that most people don't even think about much less go there. I really enjoyed the parts where you talked to the local people. That makes it so genuine and real.
I love that you are taking the channel in this direction, I love seeing different cultures and people and lives, you are doing what I would love to be doing. Keep up the good work!
Thank you Ruth, thanks for embracing and enjoying the change in content. Have a great day!
Thank you for amazing video from Azerbaijan!You were so friendly and respectful !
Wonderful video! Super authentic and inspiring! Life is so short, we have to explore and take the step of faith to travel and enjoy every day as much as possible.
Glad you enjoyed it Tim! Thanks for commenting!
love this country
I don't know what it is. But Azerbaijani sounds like Turkish with a French accent. Like the language haha.
Keep op the good work tho :)
Haha interesting conclusion, thanks for watching :)
Azerbaijani turkic is second major turkic language.
onlydutchgames haha incredible! 😂 It is kind of true because our language is a turkic language
We understand azerbaijani language :)
Actually it's kind of Turkish language, both of them comes from same origin ,also both of people
greetings from neighboring iran :D
These kind of videos make my day, been watching for a while now and I can say they’re good for the soul. Would love to travel Central Asia
As always, great stuff;) O love your editing skills!
Thank you so much!
Great quality video, subscribed.
Thank you so much for this beautiful video. Azerbaijan is a magnificent country of the Caucasus region. 🇦🇿🇦🇿
Nice interview , I wish I could have a magic power to understand every languages :)
That would be incredible :)
I wasn’t logged in when I watched this video, but I logged in just so I could give it a thumbs up. Exceptional video. I love the way you interact with people in your travels.
Beautiful, thank you for going to the trouble to comment, it really means a lot to me and helps me out a lot :)
I know sometimes it is not as easy as people think to met locals. It is awesome you are able to met so many locals !
Thanks, K Mac, it's an honour to meet them so intimately.
It's videos like this that really inspire me to document my travels, me and my partner are currently in Australia after a brief stop in New Zealand and we've started vlogging our trips. I love your editing style btw :)
I'm watching as i write this comment and the video is amazing 👌👌
Appreciate that :)
Nicely put. Love the videos
Thanks, new one today!
Great Video, It’s fall all about the people, Safe Travels Broska
Thanks Belus, appreciate the love :)
Love the Lada's. Loved seeing them last year in Kazakhstan last year, itching to go back
Great region ❤️
Cool video as always - you are a nice person with a big heart
Thank you :)
Always visiting somewhere I never knew existed! Love your work mate!
Thank you Kieren :)
I love your vlogs..its like getting a complete first hand account of so many various different countries and cultures..its amazing..❤
I really enjoyed this video that’s an amazing,Master. Do you know why you are number 1 traveller for not me i guess many people
Waiting impatiently another video from Azerbaijan
Your travel vlogs are addictive, I have been binge-watching :). Subscribed!!
Appreciate that! New video tomorrow (Tuesday)
Just a side note: In Azerbaijan, not even a fifth of women wear a hijab. Absolutely majority don't. And though a Muslim majority country, Azerbaijan in global ratings always ranks far below its Christian neighbors of Armenia and Georgia in terms of religiosity of population
Azerbaijan is a country most should aspire to be like what a beautiful place can't wait to go one day 🇦🇿
@@jdarlington8841 Sure, no place comes without its downsides inc Azerbaijan but certainly the nature, great food, hospitable ppl, its culture bridging Europe & Asia make it worthy a visit. Hope u'll get a chance to visit it once.
Thank you for sharing that information, very interesting :)
Do you think it might be because of Azerbaijan being a post-Soviet country? I know the USSR cracked down on religion pretty hard and I'm just curious if the USSR's actions still influence Azerbaijani culture.
@@TheFireElevator That is exactly a Soviet heritage. The Soviets persecuted the clerics, undermined institutions, promoted Atheism. That left an interesting legacy: People are still very conservative - more so than in Georgia & Armenia but are not religious. Few wear a hijab. A call to prayer may be heard to hear as there are very few mosques, and not many attend prayers. Now, the religion is making a comeback gradually but it still is a marginal factor in the day-to-day life of the country
Absolutely amazing how you enter someone else's house spontaneously and they immediately treat you like a family member and offer you food and drinks. It reminds me a lot of Albanian culture and the way guests are treated there as well. Its interesting to see how many similarities we have with them (not just in this case). Keep up the great videos!
I am home schooling my son and daughter and we are studying all the countries of the world and we watch videos like this one and I just wanted to say how much we enjoyed your video,we loved the part where you had a visit with a local man in his home,that was great.
Hey, Nick! Love your channel! I like to call Azerbaijani people "culturally Muslim" meaning that although they are not very religious, they still maintain the Muslim mentality. Many women don't wear hijabs, a lot of people drink, and most people don't visit mosques or pray five times a day, but at the same time most people believe in Allah and consider themselves Muslim. The Soviet influence greatly decreased the importance of religion in Azerbaijan. Azerbaijani culture is very unique and interesting! Thank you for visiting!
Interesting perspective, thanks for sharing, appreciate you sharing your knowledge!
Hi Nick you and your channel deserve much more interest and respect! İ just saying to you massive thanks and i would like to give little information about drinking of alcoholic booze in Azerbaijan. As we know that people of the country are muslim but we love drinking particularly Azerbaijani men love boozing in large quantities (vodka, local wines, beer). Even in my hometown (province) has a saying related to this. İf you sit drinking tableware you should drink untill you getting tipsy. İn azerbaijan one more thing our people completely like toasting.
Thank you for sharing, very interesting information, appreciate it!
I really enjoyed this video! I felt like I was meeting these people and getting a tiny glimpse into their lives. It was amazing. I love your style! Keep these videos coming, please!
Thank you Shula, new video tomorrow!
Bro that shot at 2:24 was crazy. So many ladas I'm in love.
Edit; The main reason i watch travel vloggers is to see them interact naturally with the lpcal people, it's always a beautiful experience and such a blessing. Thank you for this great content and can't wait for more meeting the locals videos,
Thank you Sam, glad you enjoyed, all the best mate :)
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Peace! ✌
Hi Indigo Traveller
Keep up the Good Work Man and Thank You! :)
Thumbs up Indiana USA.
Thanks :)
Thank you for your great videos
Thank you for watching ❤️
Thank you for sharing! Always excited to see your videos.
Thank you for watching!
My heart melted on that tea invitation. Such beautiful people.
Thanks I'm from Azerbaijan
I have been following you for quite some time. Love all the footage. But these Azerbaijan videos (preset and past) REALLY make e want to go there. I've known of the country but had no interest in visiting. Not anymore! THANK YOU for opening my eyes to the word.
That is beautiful, thank you for sharing that with me!
When you visit, just tell me. I would like to help you around👋🏻
I like your humble and open minded attitude.
video amazing nick
Thank you
Awesome video nick. Loved seeing the locals. You are really making me want to bring my family to some of the countries you are visiting. I have to agree with the direction you send you want to take by meeting the locals and trying the local food. Best way to showcase. Please keep it up. When/if you are back in NZ, I'd love to take you out for a beer
I love your travel videos, well done you
Thanks!
My entire family is from Azerbaijan (mostly Baku and also Shirvan), but they moved to Iran in the 1930s. I would say that culturally, Azeris are closer to Persians than Turks, as Azerbaijan was part of the Persian Empire for a long time. Linguistically, we're closer to Turks. There is also a lot affinity with the other nearby Caucasian countries. Azerbaijan is beautiful, and it's filled with lovely, kind, generous people. I took my dad back to Baku a few years ago, and it was weird how it felt so much like "home," even though it was the first time I went there.
Iran has the largest population of ethnic Azeris.
Very very nice video and especially meeting local people is a very good gesture
Hope you get back to Africa! Those Vlogs were unreal...all of your content is gold. But I grew up in Ethiopia and it took me back for a couple minutes. Big fan
Thanks mate, Ethiopia was fun!
That was so great. Thank you. 💜
Thanks J!
How wonderful to travel the way you do. Very brave of you too. Thanks for all you give us, more than you know. Best wishes from London, Neil
Thank you Neil, that means a lot to me :)
Nice Video! Nice place 🌍. Great!
💗Cheers!
@@IndigoTraveller I guess , maybe perhaps you have traveled the World 🌍? ? Nice your video. I like it
great job NICK , we can always see how much you enjoy meeting new people , it must be a great feeling to be invited into someone home in a different country , a smile is something i see you share with all the people you meet and the smile you get back from them is very special too , BE SAFE , BE WELL NICK ,
Thank you Dennis, yes, I am very lucky, have a great day
You have such an amazing way of sharing things keep up the great work
Appreciate that, have a great day :)
This makes me want to visit Azerbaijan someday, really cool video!
I'm really enjoying the new style to these videos. They feel like small documentaires almost. Seki could have been Arthur's Pass but with more houses! Keep up the great work. Dave (North Canterbury)
Hey Dave, thank you, glad you are enjoying the new style of videos, this will be more of the direction I want to take my channel in. And yes, I can see the similarities with Arthur's Pass. Have a good one!
This is my first video that I watched of yours since your North Korea videos.
Thanks I guess 😁
@@IndigoTraveller I know, kinda random. :P This one looked really interesting. (I have really bad ADHD so getting my attention is hard lol)
I know I'm going to love it already :).
Thank you Dylan!
Do you watch Bald and Bankrupt or Harold Baldr? They have been travelling India, Great video btw as always 👍🏼
I haven't seen it but sounds interesting. Thanks :)
@Jenna Wade I watch them too. They're awesome.
yeah Bald and bankrupt is brilliant so is Harald Baldr both are entertaining I watch their content too, funny guys. Although I've actually been watching nicks vlogs way before theirs...Nick had a break I seen Balds and Baldrs India footage when they were travelling together then also subscribed to them.
Nick has a very different style uses a drone too which is pretty cool...all 3 are very talented travel vloggers
as someone that has always been interested in travel seeing different cultures etc i can never get enough of the videos these guys make.
Davey Daves yes I love Nick videos too 👍🏼
Oh my goodness what amazingly kind and hospitable people!