The video is so great in all aspects, the music, the video parts, the fotos. And what you experienced there is awesome - You also have my full repspect for driving 1600km with 26000hm through this tough terrain. Thank you for showing us the remote parts of our beautiful planet!
you just have made me realize anew how beautiful the Gobi desert can be. We are so used to it, so often we don't appreciate it. It is an entirely different perspective. thank you for a wonderful video. Evidently you are very brave man ;-) So cool!
看你视频很好,有空我也骑自行车旅游全中国,买一辆好的越野自行车,带一个摄像机,真爽。Watching your video is very good, I also have time to ride a bike tour of China, to buy a good off-road bike, with a camera, really cool.
Thanks so much Mary! I'm glad you like the videos. We used to be amazing indeed. Unfortunately, Julia didn't feel the same way so she decided to leave me a couple of years ago.
Григорий Данко yeah, it was a primus multifuel and it was a nightmare in Mongolia due to bad quality gasoline. It got clogged all the time and became unusable. I ended up throwing it away. I have an MSR Whisperlite now, but I haven't tried it with bad gasoline
boumbo45 I took all the music from a blog of mongolian music (blogspot). From there I watched the videos and I went to keepvid.com and extracted only the music.
envious of you guys........ jaw-dropping beauty.......hope you guys didn't meet up with any one of those fabled 'mongolian death worm'.............!!!!!!!!!!
Nicolás Marino cool! I just stumbled upon your channel and now watching all the videos. Very inspirational! I look forward to seeing your new adventures. Safe travels! 😊
i don't want to be rude, on the contrary. But how exactly do you guys pay for this kind of thing? - Do not get me wrong pls, it is outright great that you did all this. Very cool teaser, that is - would love to see more of the places you guys visited. I am also working on a more automated channel etc online - so perhaps you guys could share stuff like this instantly. You are already invited to make a Post in the: China Travel Community on Facebook. Pls find it? - And Tibet Travel Community on Facebook. I will be working on one for Mongolia as well later on (y)
Hi Ben! Don't worry, I don't think is rude at all to ask. I am aware that this causes a lot of curiosity, because, when I was younger, I asked the same things myself. The real answer is actually nothing mysterious. Basically, I worked hard, lived cheaply and saved for a long time. Once you have the money, you start traveling and you do it very cheaply as well. The focus for me, is on the traveling experiencing rather than sleeping in an expensive hotel and eating in fancy restaurants like most people do when they travel. This is no vacation for me, this is no tourism, this is discovering the world and blend with the cultures. Our daily budget for this cycling trip is 10 usd a day (about 8 euros?) per person, but we actually spend less than that. Hope this helps :) and thank you veyr much for sharing the video. I think the ones I have in Vimeo are slightly better quality though. doei! nico
Nicolás Marino Okay, that was highly informative. That is the way I do things, kind of - Eh, very interesting: I could tell you I am trying to change that a bit and make channels for myself & others to get more out of their work. Turns out that this is far from easy, but ... well - keep trying for now. Meanwhile: I hope some of the Maps, directions and such are already useful to people with likewise interest. I think your postings are awesome. Surely i have never tried to bicycle out there - i gave up after a tour around Dunhuang on a bike already. Hah. Ps: Feel free to keep me updated on certain things so i can throw it on Facebook, twitter and my site. Just an invitaton - seems like you have plenty to do each day already. (y) very inspring.
ChinaReport.com THanks a lot Chinareport :) So you live in China, right? Donghuang ! nice, I cycled from Urumqi to Xining in 10 days, that was freaking insane but loved the experience. Had I had more time I would've gone through donghuang. I lived in China for about 6 years, have cycled more than 15000 km there and loved every bit of it.
cada vez que encuentro electricidad, en donde quiera que sea, me pongo a cargar todo, sea durante una parada de descanso en un puestito en un pueblo o en un largo almuerzo o donde sea. Aparte de eso, llevo baterías suficientes, que estando llenas, me permiten tener carga para una semana sin acceso a electricidad, si cuido el uso del LCD
gracias por la info. Te sigo junto a otros tu eleccion the musica es muy inspirativa para lo que haces. buena suerte en todo. Desde canada un Argentino fun
Thanks for posting, I really enjoy the view from road and seeing the wide open spaces.
The video is so great in all aspects, the music, the video parts, the fotos. And what you experienced there is awesome - You also have my full repspect for driving 1600km with 26000hm through this tough terrain. Thank you for showing us the remote parts of our beautiful planet!
Thanks so much for your words Martin!
Otro año más viendo a Nicolás Marino y no me canso de disfrutar con su temple y felicidad....no te mueras nunca Nicolás marino.
Love those night skies. Beautiful footage.
What an epic trip! I just did my first long distance bike ride and am hooked. Safe Travels!
como siempre ,,fantástico tu esfuerzo y alma para tal jornada..!!!
really beautiful piece I'm in the north of Thailand now, heading north in December. and this is getting me really stoked! Thankyou for sharing
Idolos !!! los felicito.
Sense of the numinous nature of moving silently as if from a view from nowhere.
Great Video! What's the name of the song? Its soul-touching!
Great adventure. I personally would love to cycle Gobi. I guess I need a great will to do it.
Fantástico, es alucinante y la música mongola ayuda mucho.
Tremendo paisaje. Impresionante.
Excelente, muchas gracias por compartirlo!
Gracias Fran! :) Lamentablemente RUclips destroza la calidad :( pero es lo qeu hay....
Mongolia is very very nice this music is very amazing
No boundaries, your sounds weird funny, hahahaha paita naunsa Nani...
0:01 🎵 Melodious song / music
3:20 🎵 😁
Gracias !!
How did you bring enough water for three weeks. Surely you would need more than you could carry on a bike? Kudos though this looks epic.
I thought the same
!!!
you just have made me realize anew how beautiful the Gobi desert can be. We are so used to it, so often we don't appreciate it. It is an entirely different perspective. thank you for a wonderful video. Evidently you are very brave man ;-) So cool!
MarBIS.mn MarBIS.mn wow, you are near there? you are so lucky! One of the most magical places in this planet in my opinion !
Nicolás Marino thank you and also for an amazing upload. enjoyed a lot
Cool video
看你视频很好,有空我也骑自行车旅游全中国,买一辆好的越野自行车,带一个摄像机,真爽。Watching your video is very good, I also have time to ride a bike tour of China, to buy a good off-road bike, with a camera, really cool.
What an adventure. Keep pedalling!
Adam Crookes thanks a lot !
How is done, no watter, congrulations
you folks are super cool bikers.
Thanks so much Mary! I'm glad you like the videos. We used to be amazing indeed. Unfortunately, Julia didn't feel the same way so she decided to leave me a couple of years ago.
move on ... just like your bicycle. If you stop the bike will fall. God bless.
Awesome ride! Must've felt like another planet. What tyres did you use and did you get many punctures?
What kind of preparations of things you need to do with regards to passports and visas?
In what of the aimags was it?
Amazing trip! Thank you for the video!
What fuel did you use for Primus? I got the same but gasoline quality is bad in Central Asia.
Григорий Данко yeah, it was a primus multifuel and it was a nightmare in Mongolia due to bad quality gasoline. It got clogged all the time and became unusable. I ended up throwing it away. I have an MSR Whisperlite now, but I haven't tried it with bad gasoline
Great adventure
I'm sooooooooooo jealous
Are you guys writers? I guess its much cheaper ~ Central Asia, China,
Music please ? It brings back trip memories !
boumbo45 I took all the music from a blog of mongolian music (blogspot). From there I watched the videos and I went to keepvid.com and extracted only the music.
+boumbo45 Second song is Domog by Boerte, first song also likely to be a Boerte song
D E H Y D R A T I O N
coool :)
envious of you guys........ jaw-dropping beauty.......hope you guys didn't meet up with any one of those fabled 'mongolian death worm'.............!!!!!!!!!!
Swagata Raha hehehe thanks! and no, no mongolian death worms!
Bravo! Btw, how long you passed the desert? What was your lunch/dinner?..
About three weeks. We eat pasta and rice with some can sauces
how about water how did you find fresh water ?
Amazing! What camera did you use?
Shiva Balasingham GoPro
Nicolás Marino cool! I just stumbled upon your channel and now watching all the videos. Very inspirational! I look forward to seeing your new adventures. Safe travels! 😊
did you write a book or blog about these 5 yrs??? please!
dclgfunb oh yes! the english version is here, including all the mongolian stories. nicolonelytraveler.blogspot.com
i don't want to be rude, on the contrary. But how exactly do you guys pay for this kind of thing? - Do not get me wrong pls, it is outright great that you did all this. Very cool teaser, that is - would love to see more of the places you guys visited. I am also working on a more automated channel etc online - so perhaps you guys could share stuff like this instantly. You are already invited to make a Post in the: China Travel Community on Facebook. Pls find it? - And Tibet Travel Community on Facebook. I will be working on one for Mongolia as well later on (y)
Hi Ben! Don't worry, I don't think is rude at all to ask. I am aware that this causes a lot of curiosity, because, when I was younger, I asked the same things myself. The real answer is actually nothing mysterious. Basically, I worked hard, lived cheaply and saved for a long time. Once you have the money, you start traveling and you do it very cheaply as well. The focus for me, is on the traveling experiencing rather than sleeping in an expensive hotel and eating in fancy restaurants like most people do when they travel. This is no vacation for me, this is no tourism, this is discovering the world and blend with the cultures. Our daily budget for this cycling trip is 10 usd a day (about 8 euros?) per person, but we actually spend less than that.
Hope this helps :) and thank you veyr much for sharing the video. I think the ones I have in Vimeo are slightly better quality though.
doei!
nico
Nicolás Marino
Okay, that was highly informative. That is the way I do things, kind of - Eh, very interesting: I could tell you I am trying to change that a bit and make channels for myself & others to get more out of their work. Turns out that this is far from easy, but ... well - keep trying for now.
Meanwhile: I hope some of the Maps, directions and such are already useful to people with likewise interest. I think your postings are awesome. Surely i have never tried to bicycle out there - i gave up after a tour around Dunhuang on a bike already. Hah.
Ps: Feel free to keep me updated on certain things so i can throw it on Facebook, twitter and my site. Just an invitaton - seems like you have plenty to do each day already. (y) very inspring.
Nicolás Marino Yes, the video & sound quality on vimeo is a bit better. Perhaps you have to upload your video in a format that youtube recommends.
ChinaReport.com THanks a lot Chinareport :) So you live in China, right? Donghuang ! nice, I cycled from Urumqi to Xining in 10 days, that was freaking insane but loved the experience. Had I had more time I would've gone through donghuang. I lived in China for about 6 years, have cycled more than 15000 km there and loved every bit of it.
looks like they walk the bikes more than ride them...
temperature can reach 55plus to minus 20. very harsh envirment. no animal
Gobi Çölü denince akla , Gürkan GENÇ geliyor...
como hacen para cargar sus electronicos?
cada vez que encuentro electricidad, en donde quiera que sea, me pongo a cargar todo, sea durante una parada de descanso en un puestito en un pueblo o en un largo almuerzo o donde sea. Aparte de eso, llevo baterías suficientes, que estando llenas, me permiten tener carga para una semana sin acceso a electricidad, si cuido el uso del LCD
gracias por la info. Te sigo junto a otros tu eleccion the musica es muy inspirativa para lo que haces. buena suerte en todo. Desde canada un Argentino fun
7 минут пейзаж не меняется😢
хаха Чего ты ждешь? Это пустыня! Пейзаж не меняется за дни и даже недели. Так что 7 минут - это ничто. :)
@@80lives зато монтировать ролик было не сложно😁 сколько дней вы ехали?
fucking great great great adventure