i,m married to a latvian lady we live in lilaste and have been here 7-8 years we are about 1/4 mile tho our land to the sea i came from essex , enjoy the outdoors
I was born there, in Riga, but left when I was 9 years old. My parents and I were the only ones from a large family who survived the war because we were already in America and I neveer went back...too afraid of endless days crying of what might have been. My grandparents had a house in Riga and a Datcha in Meluzhi...
It s very beautiful. My husband's ancestry is from Lithuania. We have never been. We live in the U.S. since birth. Tx for sharing Latvia on the channel.
Wow what a heavenly place… I would love to visit Latvia… honestly so glad you guys are living your dreams… travelling… I wish I can just pack up and leave…
Latvians are well-skilled with smoked meats, from all of the different sausages to fish. That smoked mackerel is sublime enjoyed cold, with just fresh lemon squeezed on it. In the new city center there used to be a shop that only sold smoked meats and they had smoked wild boar jerky, that tasted like lean bacon with a sweet molasses glaze on it. Unfortunately, you can't take it or any meat on a flight to the USA. :(
@@dacedaine822 That sounds forši! I will try it during my next visit in Latvia. I always go to LIDO for the chicken fillet topped with melted cheese and champignon sauce.
@@dacedaine822 Good to know! I still haven't been to the Lido Atputas Centrs, but usually go to the one by Doma laukums. Here's an interesting one. I've been to the best pizzerias in NYC, Brooklyn and New Jersey and the pizza with mushrooms (fughi) at Daba Mamma, Mežaparks T pietura was fantastic! I sang at the 2018 concerts and we had a long wait to get back so we hung out there to wait out the long lines. Latvians make great NY thin style pizza too!
@@riproar11 You really do know a lot about Riga! I’m gonna have to ask you for advise next time I go back home. I haven’t lived there for over 20 years, so each trip is a discovery.
A great video, thanks a lot! Just a small correction for others interested in visiting these spots in Riga. The last area is called Tallinn Quarter or Tallinn Street Quarter, not Italian Quarter.
Haha sneaky Riga shots in the middle of Jūrmala: 20:1122:48 Good video, very relaxing vibe, enjoy sights and food and have a bit of fun once in a while \m/
Nice video! Just two comments. Baltic countries are located in Northern Europe. And it's really a disaster, that there are not so much men's shops in country. 😄
Thank you for the correction. It’s actually North-East to be very precise. :) And yes, it’s an absolute disaster that there’s no men clothing shops around. 🤪 My husband loves a bit of fashion, and everyone looks so good in Latvia, he wanted to blend in. 😉
Coffee in United states cost 5-7 usd plus tax 10% pluss 18% minimum tip and that is really be americano coffee.. i just returned to Latvia and got good coffee finally again..
Thank you, David! You’re right, Latvia is very expensive for what it is, which is predominantly aftermath of Covid. The war on our doorstop is contributing to price spikes too, but I think this is a global issue across Europe at the moment. I find the whole Europe unbearably unaffordable for what it actually offers. Come visit when the dust settles :)
Very interesting, although your carnism is, of course, regrettable. By the way, the Baltics are, in fact, *Central* Europe. You can check it - open an atlas on a Map of the entire continent of Europe. Put a ruler to it, from the Ural Mountains to Portugal. The Baltics and ❤Belarus❤ would be at just about the middle of it; this is because the actual centralmost point of the entire continent is, in fact, in Southern Lithuania.🙂
Not cumin, caraway seeds! Due to its appearance cumin may be confused with the caraway seed, but despite their similar appearance the taste is very different. The caraway seed is darker in colour, smoother and a bit curved. Caraway seeds taste more bitter, and the aroma can be described as more mint / anise-like. (Quote)
Thank you very much for your video about most beautiful city - Riga. Just couple of things - Russian language spoken people lived in Riga since 1200 at least, not just from Soviet time. And coffee - yes, we love it, but definitely you can find a very good cup of for 1.50- 2.50 euro.
Thank you for the correction, Jelena. Regarding coffee, we really tried to find a cheaper one in Riga, but the city seems to be so expensive lately! The coffee for 1.50-2.50 was only available in Narvesen, but that is not “drinkable”! Share some coffee tips with us ❤️
Please do not write such a nonsense. Anno 1200 there was not such a language as russian at all, russian is a relatively new language. And secondly, there was less than 1% of russians in Latvia at the beginning of 19th century, some 8% of russians in Latvia in 1938. Russification is a direct consequence of Soviet occupation.
Thank you for showing my country to the world ❤️
Dacīt, skatoties šo video mani pārņēma ļoti jaukas emocijas🥰Latvija ir ļoti skaista valsts❤️❤️❤️Paldies par mazo ekskursiju👍😘Veiksmi jums🤗
@@tatjanabarina9184 liels Tev paldies par jaukajiem vārdiem! Latvijā tiešām smuka daba, ir ko parādīt. :) Paldies par atbalstu! ❤️
Such a lovely country ❤️
I visited Riga earlier this summer. I LOVED the place. So beautiful with amazing people
It really is so beautiful! Thank you for watching 😊
It just seems the most beautiful place. especially under the sun
i,m married to a latvian lady we live in lilaste and have been here 7-8 years we are about 1/4 mile tho our land to the sea i came from essex , enjoy the outdoors
Thank you for sharing 😊🙏
Great to see you enjoying living in Latvia 😊
I was born there, in Riga, but left when I was 9 years old. My parents and I were the only ones from a large family who survived the war because we were already in America and I neveer went back...too afraid of endless days crying of what might have been. My grandparents had a house in Riga and a Datcha in Meluzhi...
Thank you for sharing your personal story 🙏
Lovely country
Thank you Rahul!
Looks amazing - and Riga looks very beautiful
First, time watching your vlog. Latvia is an amazing country .🤔😊😄
Great to have you watching Asleen! 🙏😊
@@YadVenturess yeah! I saw you many times in Luke's Damant vlog and also Harry I thought your just a tourist.
Thank you Asleen ❤
It s very beautiful. My husband's ancestry is from Lithuania. We have never been. We live in the U.S. since birth.
Tx for sharing Latvia on the channel.
Thank you so much for watching! Hopefully you get to visit one day too!
Beautiful country
It truly is beautiful 😊
Thank you! ❤️
Wow what a heavenly place… I would love to visit Latvia… honestly so glad you guys are living your dreams… travelling… I wish I can just pack up and leave…
Hopefully you can do the same thing one day 🙏🙏
Thank you! Hopefully you can soon ❤️
Latvians are well-skilled with smoked meats, from all of the different sausages to fish. That smoked mackerel is sublime enjoyed cold, with just fresh lemon squeezed on it. In the new city center there used to be a shop that only sold smoked meats and they had smoked wild boar jerky, that tasted like lean bacon with a sweet molasses glaze on it. Unfortunately, you can't take it or any meat on a flight to the USA. :(
Absolutely! My favorite is the smoked chicken. It’s so delicious!
@@dacedaine822 That sounds forši! I will try it during my next visit in Latvia. I always go to LIDO for the chicken fillet topped with melted cheese and champignon sauce.
@@riproar11 I took Yad to Lido too of course. He loved it!
@@dacedaine822 Good to know! I still haven't been to the Lido Atputas Centrs, but usually go to the one by Doma laukums.
Here's an interesting one. I've been to the best pizzerias in NYC, Brooklyn and New Jersey and the pizza with mushrooms (fughi) at Daba Mamma, Mežaparks T pietura was fantastic! I sang at the 2018 concerts and we had a long wait to get back so we hung out there to wait out the long lines. Latvians make great NY thin style pizza too!
@@riproar11 You really do know a lot about Riga! I’m gonna have to ask you for advise next time I go back home. I haven’t lived there for over 20 years, so each trip is a discovery.
A great video, thanks a lot! Just a small correction for others interested in visiting these spots in Riga. The last area is called Tallinn Quarter or Tallinn Street Quarter, not Italian Quarter.
Thanks for sharing!
very nice country
Indeed very beautiful 😊
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If it swims, we smoke it, lol
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you guys make beautiful videos
Thanks Sanjeev 😊
Thank you for your support 🙏
Latvia is classified as a northern European county not eastern
Thank you for the correction. It’s north-east to be very precise. :)
Thanks for sharing 🙏
@@dacedaine822 According official UN classification all 3 Baltic countries are Northern Europe.
@@starvid1310 True, I think people assume eastern Europe because of the soviet period and history.
Haha sneaky Riga shots in the middle of Jūrmala: 20:11 22:48
Good video, very relaxing vibe, enjoy sights and food and have a bit of fun once in a while \m/
Thanks Uldis! Appreciate you watching! You noticed 👀👀
Uldi, tev it ērgļa acis 😅
Nice video! Just two comments. Baltic countries are located in Northern Europe. And it's really a disaster, that there are not so much men's shops in country. 😄
Thank you for the correction. It’s actually North-East to be very precise. :) And yes, it’s an absolute disaster that there’s no men clothing shops around. 🤪 My husband loves a bit of fashion, and everyone looks so good in Latvia, he wanted to blend in. 😉
@@dacedaine822 Yes, geographically Northeast. But by UN and EU definitions Baltics is part of Northern European region.
An absolute disaster indeed 😂
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️ I love Latvia,I love Jelgava ❤️❤️❤️ Very nice 👍
Thank you my darling, I know you’re a true patriot!
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Very nice choice of music!
Thank you!
I made it into the forest. Greetings from Ireland ♥🇮🇪☘🇺🇦
Thanks for watching Maura! :)
Greetings right back at you 🥰
Im from kegums and the whole time i was like - how come ive never known about this huge lake over there 😀
You have to visit one day! 😊
Haha Emīls, I’ve tried to correct him, he did his best 😂
That massive body of water you see is not a lake, but the Daugava River at one of its widest points from the Kegums dam/power station.
@@riproar11 Haha, well spotted!
Like pAradise
btw, ask your wife prepare cool salads with smoked chicken, fresh cabbage, and juicy tasty sweet pineapple!!!!!!👌👌👌
Going there in 2 weeks! Thanks for the video!
Have a great time Dennis!
@@YadVenturess thanks!!!!
i think i should find wife from latvia.i used to work with some lovely ladie's from latvia in uk they were lovely .Love from uk and hongkong .
I think a trip to Latvia is due for you Max!! 🙏 thanks for watching 😊
Sounds like a plan, Max 👍
Nice video Yad Adventures.
Thank you my friend 😊
Coffee in United states cost 5-7 usd plus tax 10% pluss 18% minimum tip and that is really be americano coffee.. i just returned to Latvia and got good coffee finally again..
Shocking!!
ದೇವರು ನಿಮಗೆ ಒಳ್ಳೆಯದು ಮಾಡಲಿ.
Thank you for watching 🙏
kinda noticed you stopped the travel guides are you getting better numbers with just sharing your raw experiences>?
I would say there is a mix of both styles in my vlogs but depends on the countries 🙏😊
Your wife's family are lovely 🥰 Latvia seems wonderful and very interesting but for me it's not cheap bro so I hope to visit some day.
Thank you, David! You’re right, Latvia is very expensive for what it is, which is predominantly aftermath of Covid. The war on our doorstop is contributing to price spikes too, but I think this is a global issue across Europe at the moment. I find the whole Europe unbearably unaffordable for what it actually offers. Come visit when the dust settles :)
I’m sure you will enjoy it bro! Thanks for watching 🔴⚫️
@@dacedaine822 It's a problem all around the world unfortunately, inflation has gone nuts in Australia too.
Very interesting, although your carnism is, of course, regrettable.
By the way, the Baltics are, in fact, *Central* Europe. You can check it - open an atlas on a Map of the entire continent of Europe. Put a ruler to it, from the Ural Mountains to Portugal. The Baltics and ❤Belarus❤ would be at just about the middle of it; this is because the actual centralmost point of the entire continent is, in fact, in Southern Lithuania.🙂
Not cumin, caraway seeds! Due to its appearance cumin may be confused with the caraway seed, but despite their similar appearance the taste is very different. The caraway seed is darker in colour, smoother and a bit curved. Caraway seeds taste more bitter, and the aroma can be described as more mint / anise-like. (Quote)
Thanks for sharing Alex 🙏
You were getting 100k views in nepal but it decreased to 10 k in middle East
What is the reason sir?
No reasons, this is how RUclips is sometimes :)
Heaven is myth Nepal is real 💗🇳🇵
Love from Nepal 💗🇳🇵
We are missing you 😥🥺
Thank you Puran! We miss Nepal too, and we will be returning shortly, watch this space. ❤️
We will be back soon 😊
@@dacedaine822 please do Badimalika treek. Here in Nepal 💗🇳🇵 love you sis
@@YadVenturess you deserve million subscribers.. love you brother ❤️🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
I live in Latvia, Ogre😁
Enjoy 😊
It's not actually cumin, it's caraway seeded cheese
Very interesting, thank you for sharing
@@YadVenturess cumin and caraway seeds look very similar, but taste very differently
Thank you very much for your video about most beautiful city - Riga. Just couple of things - Russian language spoken people lived in Riga since 1200 at least, not just from Soviet time. And coffee - yes, we love it, but definitely you can find a very good cup of for 1.50- 2.50 euro.
Thank you for the correction, Jelena.
Regarding coffee, we really tried to find a cheaper one in Riga, but the city seems to be so expensive lately! The coffee for 1.50-2.50 was only available in Narvesen, but that is not “drinkable”! Share some coffee tips with us ❤️
@@dacedaine822 we usually going to "Martinja bekerija" ( by the way they selling amazing pastries there) or Lido ( traditional Latvian cuisine).
@@jelenasq4263 Amazing! Will try next time for sure 👍
Thanks for watching Jelena and appreciate the tips! 🙏
Please do not write such a nonsense. Anno 1200 there was not such a language as russian at all, russian is a relatively new language. And secondly, there was less than 1% of russians in Latvia at the beginning of 19th century, some 8% of russians in Latvia in 1938. Russification is a direct consequence of Soviet occupation.
British guys now go to Poland,because it is cheaper there
I had to laugh so hard at this… Sad but true!
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No, not cumin seeds but caraway seeds. Nobody puts cumin seeds in cheese, it tastes disgusting.
namaste🙏🙏🙏🙏🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Namaste 🙏🙏
Namaste Surendra! We look forward to reconnecting with you in Nepal soon ❤️
I will love to come to Latvia and get married, build a family can I find my love there, who is in please ❤.
Enjoy :)
ME when i see Latvia in tittle: 🤔
It’s a great place to visit
these Orthodox barns are nothing more than remnants of Muscovite colonial politics 🤬🤬🤬
Its cute city but my god its boring as hell 😂loll
Haha it really is a lovely city and it can be boring indeed 😂
#MadeItIntoTheForest
Legend! Thank you hope you enjoyed it :)
@@YadVenturess yes, thank you 🙂