It's common to hear people say "I love to travel," right? Well, chalk up another one here! For the past 11 years, I have accumulated a passport which has over 90 stamps from different countries, and territories! Up to this point, I have exclusively documented my traveling through photos (which you can see on my instagram @MRNONREV). :-) This year, after buying the necessary components, I have decided to take begin chronicling my adventures in video form!
I am delighted that you've decided to stop by, and would love to hear from you if you have a question or even something to share!
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Another amazing video, American Airlines first class to India, looked very spacious and relaxing.. The imperial hotel, I would love to stay there, very elegant!!
The govt. does not think of the foreign or locals.They think only of their own comforts and things.Ruling the country 76 years and what good did /do they do to our country?While all the countries developed to the core Sri lanka still is crawling thanks to all these corrupted rulers!!!.
Thanks for the comment! I do disagree though--although it has some of the same "touristy" parts, I feel what we saw was a bit not yet spoiled--partly due to the distance from Belize City.
Awesome underwater footage!! So happy you found Dory and swimming with the sharks, was definitely out of my league and kudos to you for getting in the water and even touching them. Looking forward to your next adventure!
After the Africa video it's interesting to see another one from the pandemic era (seeing the masks). Where all did you go when there were the peak restrictions? Got any interesting stories? I think I was on one of the early flights into Croatia when they reopened. Woman at the border (nobody, really) knew how anything was supposed to work. She asked if she could keep my vaccine certificate 😅 I went to Italy in the early days too. Interesting to have to do a test on arrival and wait for the results. Feels like a different world now!
Thank you for your comment! Please spend $2,000 to see the sunrise over the Serengeti from a hot air balloon, only to miss the sunrise because your driver took several wrong turns, and then tell me if your attitude might have been impacted. But thanks again!
Am sorry about that person's comments honestly i fail to understand ppl that cannot put themselves in others ppls shoes!! You had all the right to complain about it! It would have ruined my day .. especially paying for it too!! And you want to record and save your memory!! Am sorry about the crash landing too!! Hope you had the best time the rest of your trip!@@MrNonrev
As a Tanzania I wanted to say the thing! I hope they spread the good word about this wonderful country of ours, all my friends in England have plans to visit! Am sorry about missing the Sun rise 🌞 they should ve been honest with you guys!!
In Tanzania we coexist with nature. There has never been a case of spiders attacking or biting people. I don't get it why commenting on the spiders after sll that wonderful experience you shared in this wonderful video? Just enjoy visiting paradise on earth brother...
I appreciate your comment. The humor in the sequence was apparently lost on you. And I’d very much like the location of where you’re getting the information that there has never been a spider bite in the entire country of Tanzania in the entire history of the nation. Thank you.
@@MrNonrev We were about to go for Mara Mara Tented Lodge before we found reviews on Tripadvisor mentioning spiders in the room…For us, it’s ok there is a lot of spiders in the bush but I don’t think it’s too much to ask for having no spider inside the room, particularly given the fact that Mara Mara tented lodge is not cheap at all… during peak season it costs more than 1000usd for a night 😅😅 so I think it’s legit to be disappointed after finding a nest of spiders in the room 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
It was! I've been dealing with family for a bit and have been unable to actually edit, but on deck are Belize, Ecuador, Lake Como, and Vietnam and Laos!
@@MrNonrev oh man! I was really happy that I did an overnight cruise on Ha Long Bay. My biggest regret from Vietnam is not squeezing in a trip to Sapa. Hope we'll get to see some videos from the trips!
When watching this video, I accidentally hit ‘like’ 😊 thank you for the beautiful video beautiful content about my motherland❣️🇹🇿 you’re warmly welcome again and again
Am glad you are potraying Tanzania positively, its really a lovely country with great ppl, even Manyara has a National park by the way. Have fun keep it up, the roads are bad, Pole. Karibu sana.
Thank you for sharing the fun and excitement of another extraordinary day. As always, I also appreciate your comments on the itinerary logistics, lodging, etc. Beautifully done as well as informative! Keep up the great work guys! And hugs to mom as well 😊!
I’ll give as much as I can! I think the next one will show the Melia more. Also the accommodation in the north for the migration. It’s kind of amusing what happened there.
Skopje Macedonian City looks fantastic beautiful amazing scenery and wonderful views of the city hello from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 I love my city Skopje is the best city
Hi. Would you recommend the trip to Abu Simbel from Aswan? I am thinking of renting a car to be more economical. Is it safe for driving in this area or would you recommend a tour guide?
The Abu Simbel project was a global effort where experts and governments from multiple countries came together to save the temple. It was funded by other countries and was a multi million dollar project. It wasn't just about moving it "stone by stone" as the temple was a monolith carved into the side of the hill. So experts had to figure out how to cut the temple into pieces and relocate it. They used hand saws to painstakingly cut the temple into pieces like a jigsaw puzzle and then transported it. The hill it was relocated to is a fake hill created out of a dome made of concrete with stones over and around it to make it resemble the original hill. The Abu Simbel project was one the most complex and costliest large scale projects of its kind. It's one of the most well known mega projects. There are multiple documentaries on RU-vid which show how it was all figured out and done. Seems like your guide didn't do as good a job at explaining to you the sheer scale of what was done to enable these temples to be moved.
