Deadliest Roads | Tajikistan | Free Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2021
- World's Most Dangerous Roads: Deadliest Journeys Tajikistan (2012)
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The land locked nation of Tajikistan is the poorest country in central Asia. The mountainous landscape is unforgiving and temperatures extreme. Here desperate truck drivers can wait for days to get assigned a load to transport across the treacherous terrain. Working in old and battered trucks on bone-shaking routes, dodging falling rocks and landslides, and being forced to wake up every two hours during the night to start their engines so they don’t freeze up and leave them stranded; these men are severely tested. They do it all for the love of their families who wait for weeks at a time, hoping that their husbands and fathers will return safe. A look at both sides of the lives of Tajik long distance drivers.
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The landlocked nation of Tajikistan is the poorest country in Central Asia. The mountainous landscape is unforgiving, the temperatures extreme. Desperate truck drivers often wait for days for a job to transport cargo across the dangerous land.
Needless to say, the equipment is old, shoddy: trucks are old and hands on craftsmanship is essential. Macgyvering is a must. Forget about suspension, these trucks shake the drivers to the bone, while dodging falling rocks, watching out for potential landslides, and sleeping two hours at a time to make sure the engines don’t freeze.
What makes these silent superheroes do it? Families, loved ones who they want to provide for. All contribute: the families waiting weeks on end for their loved ones to return home safely to the kickass drivers braving unimaginable hardships to get the job done.
We’ve got the epitome of deadliest roads in Tajikistan, and kickass personified in these Tajik long distance drivers.
Enjoy. And be happy with what you’ve got.
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Hello admin. Can you show us behind the scene from the cameraman takes videos or etc..? The videos that you make are awesome!! Especially the deadliest road in edition
I suggest you to come to indonesia especially papua,
please reveal yourself ! I would really love to see the men/women or the team behind these great documentaries.
@Young Trucker Loney i mean papua in indonesia, not papua nugini 😁.. The sensation is different
Heroes!!!
Keep up the good work!!!
How old is this documentary??
I’ll still never understand why this isn’t on discovery channel. This is a million times better and more entertaining than ice road truckers. Plus you actually learn something about other countries and how people live.
just because o youtube you make more money when people watching on your channel then on broadcast
Because cable targets the lowest common denominator. The decline of all the "educational" channels over the last 20 years has shown this.
@@nmpls Spot on.
You know that programmes like this are made for channels like discovery right? This isn't made for RUclips. It was originally on BBC.
And u Never will,WHITE EUROPEAN THEFT.
I lost interest in Hollywood super hero movies, This channel shows the real heroes living across the world serving mankind. Here we can see a mix of real human stories, their struggle for a good life, risks , true nature etc. Thankyou for such a wonderful show, All the best to the team behind these documentaries.
real talk
Appreciate your comment. 👍🏻
In Swahili..
Ubarikiwe - Bless You..
beautifull comment mate
👍👍
Best place between Afghanistan and Tajikistan 🇹🇯 i was born and raised in this place poor people but simple, honest, humble...
The bloke doing the voice over is an absolute crack up
He sounds like he had some wine during recording.
@@Civerius "Everyone seems to be playing with fire, but no worries "..
LMAO!
That’s one of the reason why I’m still watching this video 😅😂
He’s asinine.
@@Civerius A bottle…
I don't need to travel around the world free documentary brings the world close to me I love love these documentaries thank u💖💖
While I hope you can visit some places, it is pretty cool we can see all these places. I’m totally with you. And thanks for letting us know. Stay safe!
@@FreeDocumentary
Thanks for your good work, keep it up.
But please let me know where is the Voice commentator from, I really liked his accent because I think it suits with me as an English learner.
Thanks
Nothing beats being there yourself in real life.
@@FranciscoPerez74 that’s right, but either is an option
U really need to travel
It’s deeper than the view
Feel
Smell
Touch
Taste then eat
Pleasure
Been pleased
Get it?
Cheers
My deepest respect for these hard working people!
I never would have thought I see you on here.
@@DrZark Well here I am 😁
I am proud of being a Tajik from North Afghanistan, I love all my Tajik people in Tajikistan in Afghanistan and all around the world, we as Persians are proud ❤❤❤
Dear will u please tell the name of song which was playing at end of the documentary..
@@khanbhae6207 ahmad zahir song
@@dehechenka sir i need female version of this song as played in the video..
@@khanbhae6207 it’s that song has female and male
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This documentary is proof that no matter how hard your life is, especially in a first world country, someone else has it harder. Respect ✊
"When i was seven i was like a flower in a field.
Now that i'm fourteen, i realized its different.
Do not be lazy, it's no longer time to play,
It's time for art and pride.
And to learn to be transformed, as long as the days continue their parade."
The old man's poem is just beautiful. I don't know anything about their culture and i'm glad i watch this. I'm learning new things about other countries from this channel.
Hats off to the camera crew. They’re the real MVP’s ✌🏾
Well, yes, for sure but it takes a crew, a team of excellent editors and organizers and producers and distributors to make it all come together so that we get to see the end product.
@@FreeDocumentary I wholeheartedly agree. The end product shows you have an incredibly talented and brilliant crew working behind the scenes. Love from Texas, USA 😊
@@BlueWhisperer love you too from Pakistan
Baby CC
@@arthurhayhurst9023 huh?
He’s a super hero, trucking under such dangerous conditions to bring food to these remote places. My respects ❤🙏
Gerat is one amazing fellow, hardworking, good humor and character, funny, full of life, not a speck of anger spite or hate in him! This also speaks positively about his family!
May he have good fortune on the roads and in life
AND handsome. He looks a little like Chris Martin
He believes in God. It is his secret. When people rely on God, they aren't stressed out. They are happy.
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I love these Deadliest Roads series, they really put things into perspective how tough people have it all over the world just to makes ends meet. Also, the narrator is the best. I adore the way he translates what the people are saying.
I just love the narrator as well
I die for the narrators style of expression
You adore him ? 🧐
@@manthony777 no read it again, he said that he adores the way he translates.
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Imagine the hardships, the risks, the extreme weather, tanks of deisel, many hundreds of kilometers just to deliver flour. This driver is a hero.
Sending love from Jamaica
Clarooo pero igual lo tiene que hacer?
The flour is food. Without it, they would starve. It's not really a "just" thing.
Love our brothers and sisters in Tajikistan 🇹🇯 from Iran .
درود بر برادران و خواهران عزیزمان در تاجیکستان عزیز دوستدار شما از ایران
I live in Dushanbe now,but I grew up in the Pamirs. I will say one thing: Try to live in such conditions for at least a year, it is not difficult. ;-) My relatives still live in these conditions, and we see nothing but happiness in their eyes.
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After watching Afghanistan army fleeing to Tajikistan RUclips recommended to me!!
Deep respect to the hardworking people of Tajikistan ♥️♥️
ty mate 🙂
@@ameertj welcome bro ✌️✌️
Добро пожаловать к нам
I love these videos. Being a Native American "(Dine' or "Navajo")of The United States, these videos bring me joy because the village and people come together to help each other achieve life and happiness no matter how hard the struggle. It's lovely how people come together and help each other .
Thank you
Mad respect to those who do the job and for the documentary showing us the REAL world.
There are umpteen amount of videos, more raw and real than this, but you have to find them in the net, althought there are no subs no dubs and not edits.
Documentaries on utube have really helped me get thru the pandemic. Everyone please get vaccinated.
@@vickistopherd8134 what pandemic?? Of fear ?
@@Civerius do you have any recommendations
I can’t express the happiness that this show gives me. Takes me out of my own world and into others. And the narrator is my favorite as well.
Never imagined you would make a documentary about my country❤. Thank you for taking time to make documentary about our roads
well this channel doesn’t make the documentaries
Hello can you pls tell me the name of the song at the end?
@@topamazingclips original Ahmad Zahir song Layli Jan
@@topamazingclips I'd like to know too
The driver is so handsome...
World deadliest roads is not just an adventure channel but a cultural and virtual experience of different places around the world.
Thank you Free Documentary
I am totally addicted. This makes backroads of West Virginia look like gold paved roads. These docs are way way way more better than I’ve seen on any good network channel. I’m more likely to see something like this on PBS before History Channel or Discovery Channel
As far as I am concerned, your programs are amazing and completely blow National Geographic out of the water! Its refreshing to see the world through your eyes, and not some commercial machine of corporate! Keep up the Great Work and Thank You!!!
It's a very tough life for so many folks. Makes me grateful for my life.
I am also a Tajik Wakhi living in Pakistan near China border. Love for all my tajiks
I'm from Jamaica love to you all
salam from Tajikistan my dear brother, we are one whole, I love all Tajiks✊♥️
We have no idea what it’s really like to be poor and to have to work hard for not much pay.God bless these men
And they all smile.
Another amazing documentary, respect to everyone creating these documentaries and the people risking their lives.
Been watching these in quarantine, keep it up.
Thank you and we certainly will. Lots more coming.
imagine what the camera crew with Bear Grylls went through.
Quarantine lololol
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This documentary teaches me another story of life.
Must be an older video, Tajikistan Dushanbe is no longer a poor country, city is beautiful, nature and mountains are absolutely stunning, love from Uzbekistan !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Interesting viewing the mules transporting merchandise!!!
This must be a country side bro.the whole country cannot be a city 😅😅
Fascinating. Respect to the people of Tajikistan.
I am a trained truck driver in Malaysia when I see great drivers around the world proud and amazed at their courage to make a living for themselves and their families..they are great for employers, appreciate your assets (drivers).
I think I want to see an interview with these camera men, they are truly remarkable, I've watched so many videos and wonder just how they manage to get some of these shots. Really love this channel. Keep fuel my addiction. Love from 🇯🇲
We’re working on it and will make it a feature for our Patreon members. Thanks for the input.
Much appreciated.
No one care where you’re from. Btw the shots are not easy they have a hard work even though there is a lot we don’t see off cam.
I enjoy seeing where everyone is from
I ❤ Tajikistan and I ❤ my Tajik sister and brother I'm Afghan Tajik living in Northern California USA
Salom my brother. I am tajik too living in San Antonio Texas
Durud bar shuma barodaroni aziz, dar panohi Allah boshid✊
Lot s. Of. Love And. Respect--From Iran--God. Bless. You. All--- Real. Heroes
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Did the Pamir Highway as a tourist in 2019, a very good experience. If anyone is thinking about it, I’d highly recommend it.
Has it improved from the time this documentary was filmed?
You don't do it at this time of year in the snow 😅
I love this channel,better than the Hollywood movies. You deserve a global award for giving us a view of the world at the comfort of our beds
True
I’m soo proud to be Afghan 🙌🇦🇫❤️
Especially when they talked abt Afghan women 😢♥️ they r strong smart & very brave 🙌❤️
Incredible land, incredible people. These mountain truckers are really smart and resouseful.
5th viewer from the Philippines!😘🇵🇭👋
Viva Tajikistan Viva!
This is so sad.And here we are in the West with all the comforts of life, complaining for more!
I know right? The problem in the west is we have no problems 😊 at least nothing to cry about.
@The hero we deserve what happen to you ?
Man I would like to travel through Central Asia some day, Tajiks seem like a very friendly and humorous people! Cheers from Scandinavia.
Peace upon our brothers and sisters of 🇹🇯 Tajikistan. Great piece keep it up!!
Feeling blessed n thankful when watching this documentary in a Air condtioned , while people struggling out there for a normal life ...
May God have mercy on them ..
What a strong family man, so beautiful to see.
Muy cierto
Let's take a moment to appreciate the man who's doing the voice-over in almost every video on your channel.
And yes, I do personally would like to know who he is.
I agree, he translates literally everything including swear words! LOL!
I wish we knew his name!
it truly motivates me .. how hardworking this man is..❤️ nd respect from india..a responsible Father always put his strength at utmost point to change the Lives of his kids..
Love from Nepal. Deadliest road series was started from the road of Nepal. Since then i have been watching every video. What a quality content is this.
The narrator is absolutely brilliant. Love how he translates and narrates at the same time.
I love watching documentaries like this. It’s easy to forget that the rest of the world doesn’t like exactly as I do. Thank you so much for proving us with these amazing stories. So addictive. I watch two or three every night.☺️
First I want to be thankful for the authors of this channel.
Then I want to mention about Pamir highway and the life in Pamir.
It's really hard to live in this condition, especially in Winter, it's really tough.
No matter what, people are enough educated, friendly, strong and patient.
i would love to see "the making" of this documentaries..it would be awesome to see what the crew is going through..
It’s nice to see people come together and help each other in these documentaries
These programs are so inspiring, real people, real countries and real ways of life, good luck to all of them, stay safe 🙏
Hats off to the camera crew for shooting in these extreme conditions.
Did you forget about those literally living their every day with these extreme conditions?
I like this channel because
1. The channel uploads frequently
2. They give us free, long quality documentaries
3. They have so much variety from buildings and architecture, to Animals and their daily life
Keep up the good work! 👍
I second this. Do I hear a third?
May god protect and bless the people of Tajikistan. They seem really kindhearted. Thank you for these documentaries, they’ve made me a better person.
The best documentary on RUclips. One love from Uganda 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬 keep on .
The fact that you took every risk regardless to embark on every dangerous and deadliest journey in the world just to keep us informed is immensely appreciated and laudable,God blessings and protections always👏👏🙏🙏
I am from tajikistan it is good country come and visit
Some of us are so lucky to be born in a developed country where we can provide good living for our families. Anyone of us could have been born in a 3rd world country and struggle our whole life just to survive. It all comes down to where you were born.
@mike smith
Are you kidding me?. I was bringing up my family for $7.75 an hour at the end of the 90's and early 2000's working at a gas station while I was going to flight school. I had a wife and 3 kids to bring up on my wage and i was paying for a loan, apartment, utilities, car payment and regular everyday things and yes it was hard, for almost 3 years i worked my butt off, but it doesn't come even close to the life people live in 3rd world countries where they bring up a family of 4 or 5 on $1 or $2 dollars a day. I worked in Botswana as a bush pilot for 2 years to build up flight hours before going to a major airline and i seen kids dying because they had no food. Every few days i would fly kids to the hospital because they were dying from starvation, some made it and some didn't. In the UK or US if you're struggling you can at least get some benefits or go to a food bank and they will give you food, while in 3rd world countries you have zero such options, if you don't get some money or food you simply die. In first world countries we have so many opportunities to choose from for your career while in 3rd world countries you don't have these choices because parents can't even afford school for their children, even with school there is hardly any opportunities, that is the reason people are literally drowning in oceans just to get to a 1st world country. Just tell me this how many kids have you ever heard of dying from starvation in a 1st world country?. Non, right because 1st world countries won't let a child die from starvation they have options. While thousands of children die every day in 3rd world countries from starvation. You have not seen struggling until you have lived in a 3rd world country. People from a 3rd world country would walk through fire just to live in London and make 11.50 an hour, for them that's a dream.
@@AviationNut I am a Tajik and I totally agree with you .
I agree ..unless you’ve been to a third world country , you have no idea .. Haiti is the same . Heartbreaking ... I work there
@@AviationNut I totally get what you saying, Central Asia may be 3rd world country for some people, but i can say for sure that people and especially children dont die from starvation in Central Asia, They know how to survive. BTW back in 2000 i was working for $6 an hour :)) and again gas was 0.80C a gallon vs now $3.70 a gallon.
@@AviationNut Spain is a developed country and i have seen severe poverty
Central Asia has much more poverty
But is still not as bad as the poverty in Africa where Starvation is a problem
The people in the documentaries and your shouting style is very real and genuine. I Just love it.
This people look more happy then most people that I know..Maybe they my not have a lot of money..So what?! But they are a living proof..that humans can be nice to each other and live happy without fortunes on your bank account..Just living a simple life. RESPECT
Dear friend who made this documentary motivates to people to work hard in whatever profession they are.I am from North part of India and I had a great respect for the Tajik people who bear such hardship but still working hard and are happy.Good to see children in minus twenty studying and the drivers life in these areas are a daily challenge. God bless you all and hope govt make good roads and you people also settle near the cities.
And I was complaining that 1,000Km driving from Calgary to Vancouver plus 2 coffee breaks took me 12 hours. Salute these hard working people of Tajikistan.
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I really admire this men he is so courageous
We are the same people’s
Salam from Afghanistan to all Tajik brothers and sisters you still listen to Ahmed zahir that was beautiful 😻
A great documentary of a hard life. Those Soviet era trucks really hold together.
Great ussr
Much love and respect to Tajikistan from Pakistan ❤
People who always say, we are living tough life should learn from such documentries, we are living much better life than those who are living there in such hard conditions along with poorness.
I am thankful to Allah, I am living much better life than those I saw in this documentry.
I’m from Uzbekistan but I’m Tajik. The Tajiks settled in Samarkand, Uzbekistan and then over centuries our language started to develop. We don’t have accents but the Tajiks from Tajikistan do. ❤️
What about Turks ?r u Turk?
@@MrDayandlight he also says that he is Tajik)
I salute to all truck drivers out there doing hard and riskier job, you are real heroes
Proper old school fellas, hats of to these heroes
Im addicted to these documentaries. Fantastic and I'm impressed with the courage taken to make them.
Love these documentaries... 😊
Good. That’s the objective 😀
@@FreeDocumentary Why is the quality lower on these newer ones? No good source?
I have so much Respect for all those men, and also for the guys who shot these awesome videos. MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT!!
Traveled to eastern Pamir in 2015, saw Tajik truck convoys from China side to Tajikistan, most truck looked good and new. Altitude is high and snow is year round. Living in a country with coastal harbor is lucky.
Navigating through cows, mines and trucks on top of a mountainous one lane sidewalk .... LEGEND.
There is so much to be grateful for, just open your eyes.
The Tajiks seem to be nice people. Greetings from 🇬🇪
Tbili xalxi arian, da ar ician aperistoba
Such a dangerous journey., literally next to impossible..
Hats off to the drivers who manage somehow to reach their destinations..👍👍
Good bro you are..
Youngest one is so lucky that his elder bro is fighting with dangers every day & giving money for your studies..
You must be greatful to ur big bro all over ur life
This has to be the best documentary in RUclips
I've been waiting for this, very informative and interesting documentaries.
Thanks for your hard work.
@Dank Dank even then
These documentaries are great. I did not have to leave my home to see the world, it's all there right in front of me. Fantastic footage of dangerous journeys drivers have to endure and it makes me glad I wasn't in their shoes.
Really a awesome area and badass culture. Those people living out there like that give me faith in humanity. At least there is normal old school people not infected by the western values yet, still out there with a brain for survival. Awesome people.
A very interesting documentary showing the genuine people inspite of difficulties and hardships in life, i can still feel how respectful and gentle they are to one another, traits that must be learn from them. Thank you for sharing that amazing and rare documentary!
Just in time, before bed.
It’s afternoon where I live
@@canadaeast8358 good afternoon then haha
@@filemontigor haha
My Sunday Favourite thanks for taking me across the Globe free..and exploring all these amazing culture
Can't believe that this stuff is free on youtube! My compliment to the people behind this amazing documentaries! You guys do a great job!
Amazing people, the way they can adapt to anything is quite remarkable
This seem to be one of the hardest roads and remote places to live...
FD team, you are the MVPs! Huge respect for the crew and the people living, working at these conditions
Thank you 🙏
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The most authentic truck video I have ever seen.
Just luv these documentaries....dont we all just adore those children's in every episode...they just smile and Laughing with their friends despite their world is just soo simple and hard....the people do work harder but they soldier on with proud....kudos to the crews...and that witty translator...now im always excited when i hear his voice...🤗
This channel has introduced the whole world to me .. culture, country , environment people everything.. thank you for giving us an opportunity to know the world through you
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Im already in love with Central Asia and this documentary is gem for that.
This documentary channel has taken me anywhere in the world.. salute to the crew,
Tajikistan is full of engineers, great documentary 🙂
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