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Very accurate. I’m here now.

Really cool video! All the best

good story and allways a coming back issue: going back or not. I found a place in Egypt, Sinai, called Dahab (at the Red Sea coast). Nice backpackers village, quiet en friendly people. I came back there for almost 12 times and I still love the place :)

Is it safe to?

Love to watch your video's and your way you think about travelling and filming. I was a videproducers for 25 years and I wished I get help you out in the beginning. I am using your video's now for getting the courage to travel to Colombia and Mexico. Cor from Holland

How much would you recommend a traveler save before the trip

Great video. I am 67 years now and hope to travel /backpacking in Colombia.. in your way!!

Great video. Loved the clear descriptions and comparisons for each product. Very helpful as I decide on a new lightweight travel backpack to replace my old school roller bag. Thanks!

You’ve sold me!!

I really appreciate your perspective. In August I'll retire from 36 years as a teacher. I'm 60 and have plans to travel as long as I can. Thanks for the vids. I've really enjoyed them. Happy travels...

Went there in the ‘80’s and couldn’t find the place to catch the boat, so we ended up and drove there. I don’t remember restaurants or bungalows being available to rent, or much of anything on the beach. Surf was kind of mushy and I was the only one out. Beautiful spot . I

😅 I like the introduction, like suggest something else 😅

Much apprrciated great vid

At @12:02 the guy walking past just disappears.

I noticed your drone work. Was it a lot of trouble to use your drone in cdmx? Or around the pyramids?

What??? I’m 58 lol 😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂 and I feel amazing and I am in amazing shape I have to say 😅💪🏽

For all the affordability AND availability of housing within metro Medellin. The health care being wonderful and quite affordable. Daily expenditures for food, utilities, etc., quite reasonable. The AIR QUALITY of Medellin is awful! For the greater part, filtered/central ventilation offered in Medellin is nonexistent...open the window (no screens) the airflow is great...including the carbon precipitates from bus, auto and motorcycle traffic. Terrible AIR QUALITY! Mop you floors...scrub them if you like. Don a pair of white socks and walk around...BLACK! Everyday, every night...every holiday...AIR QUAlITY is terrible in Medellin...cough, cough...hack, hack.

You can tell the level of accurate info you're going to get when the video starts with an explanation of the Coffee Triangle as Bogota - Medellin - Cali .... boy oh boy.

Great video

Subscribed.

What transportation did you use from Oaxaca City to Puerto Escondido?

Hola, great video, the pronunciation is actually Oh-Ah-Ha-Ka. Gracias

I visited six weeks ago but just now seeing this. Really enjoyed the video and feel you do a great job! I would add that the castle at the top of Chapultepec Park is now the Nstional History Museum. The Palacio de Bellas Artes is also stunning with numerous murals by all the Mexican masters. The glass curtain on the performance stage was commissioned by Louis Tiffany in 1912 (think that was the year). It's incredible. Thanks for some great tips for my next visit to CDMX.

This video helped so much with planning my trip to Mexico. Thank you! 👍

This is great! Thank you so much.

I'm making plans to visit CDMX in Sept for my birthday. I was there many years ago and have wanted to go back so am giving it to myself as a birthday gift. I had already decided to stay in Condesa as it looks to be close to the things I want to see and close to a large park. How long would you recommend to stay?

My dad was born here and his family is from there ! I will go someday forsure ! ❤️‍🩹

Thank you 🤩

It's always surprising how abandoned most ruins are in Mexico and Central America.

I wish I saw your travel video before I went to Salento and Filandia. I've seen many,but you went to places I didn't know existed. Totally awesome!

This is a wonderfully beautiful region. Your video covered it well 👍

Nice, thank you. How did you pack for a month?

I discovered your website back in 2017 when I did my first long travel to south east Asia. Ever since I used a lot of your tips and tricks in traveling light and places to visit. Last year I traveled a couple of weeks in Colombia around the same time you did and it was really nice to see some of the same destinations. The combination of footage about nature experiences and surrounding yourself in the real culture of a country / region is what keeps attracting me to your channel. So thank u for all the good stuff so far ✌

Some things. The main underground street in Guanajuato was a canal, but many of the tunnels you were in were explicitly built to handle traffic. Only the main street under the city was used for water distribution. Translating "Bufa" as if it were a Spanish word is weird, and I don't think is correct. The word likely doesn't come from Spanish. There is a different (and more famous) Cerro de la Bufa in Zacatecas, and it is similar in look to the one in Guanajuato. Wikipedia states that one of the possible origins is from a word in Aragonese. I have no idea of the origin of the name, but I'm quite sure we wouldn't name a hill "Snort". Finally, Guanajuato has very heavy traffic at least for a city of its size, and when you live there, it can be awful. Living there is a very different experience from just visiting since most of the touristic things to do are within walking distance or downtown, but that is not always the case with school and work. Just imagine having to walk up 150 stairs in the alleys with your groceries.

It is beautiful!!

This is my favorite travel channel. Love seeing an upload from you. Thank you for sharing your process but you're doing great 😁 You show us a side that most travel channels don't. It's relaxed, it's not a constant highlight reel, it's curious and open minded. Will keep coming back!

Hi Marek.. I would like to let you know that I follow a lot of travelers around the world, and that I also love traveling. I enjoy following you, and I find your content very real, and it shows a lot of hard work behind it. Thank you and keep going and sending you lots of respect and love.

What about English, do they speak very good english at restaurants, museums and other tourists attractions?

Thank you ❤️ very good video !!

Thank you so much for this video! The most useful one I have found for our trip. Did you find public transportation (bus/train) easy to use there? Do you need to get tickets in advance? Thank you!

Been to morelia michoacan?

This video was awesome! Helped me make my final decision on which pack to buy. Ended up going with the the Farpoint 40 for my traveling needs. :)

I visited El Tajín as well and if it wasn't for a group of school boys there, my cousin and I would have felt like we were alone. There were few people and the site is huge. We loved it. I am from Veracruz btw, and it is a beautiful and diverse state.

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Great review, thank you. The PeakDesign packing cubes which fit well in the Farpoint 40…which size?

Time to go into Mexico and take it, the entire country, like Putin does, look what the democrats are doing Globally??? Their Religion is Chaos - They been Proving it for years - we warned you - wake Up Voters!

Navigating Mexico's metro is a piece of cake after London or Paris

Great couple of videos (this one + the one about Xalapa/Xico). Subscribed so we can enjoy your Mexico travel vids. I think the advice about not disembarking from your boat may be because the shore is a crocodile's prime waiting spot for its prey (which come to drink, or enter/exit the water). Those birds at 4:19 are some type of weaver bird. Not sure of their history, but they showed them on an episode of 'Sesame Street' back in the day and never forgot it. Have a great day and thanks for the great footage!