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Hi @Farawaynow, I’m absolutely captivated by the stunning visual quality of your videos. The sharpness, clarity, and high-definition detail are truly remarkable! Could you kindly share which camera setup you're using to achieve such crisp and professional-grade footage? It adds such an immersive element to your content, and I’d love to know more about the equipment behind it. Thanks in advance!
Thank you so much for your comment. Our main camera is the Sony A7C with two lenses, a Sony 24-105 & 20mm. We also use a DJI action camera. Here is the full list of our camera gear: farawaynowtravels.com/index.php/gear/
Fantastic video! I truly appreciate all the effort you've put into creating this guide to South Goa. The way you captured the beauty of Agonda and Palolem is incredible, showcasing the serene beaches, vibrant culture, and the peaceful vibes that make these spots so special. Your tips and insights are not only informative but also perfect for anyone planning to explore the hidden gems of South Goa. The visuals and detailed recommendations really helped paint a vivid picture of what to expect. Keep up the amazing work, looking forward to more such inspiring travel guides!
The best part of your video is your story telling ability and selection of words on life, philosophy and your videography.... Life is not journey, its khoj, findings your peace at the appropriate place.... This is the reason so many people can relate their own issue with your work... your work is not simply capturing video, its aPhilosophy which will help people to find their peace, their spiritual upliftment... Good work attracts people... keep it up and stay blessed.
ok a year old video but it is 21 years ago since i was there, honestly it looks pretty much the same when i was there as in this video. That waterfall oh man i will never forget it, was there with my soulmate gf... Also since my travel started 98 i never seen bigger spiders than in Laos, grey and 1.5 times my hole hand :)
@@MindTrippin-SinceBirth I think it depends on the boat. We could hear it but it wasn’t really loud as it was in an enclosed room. We did hear some other boats that were much louder.
I loved seeing your cruise! I am going to Turkey in October 2024 and looking forward to a cruise on the Bosphorus. A very beautiful part of the world! I hope you enjoyed the rest of your trip!
I first visited palolem 30 years ago, I was staying at Colva Beach, 3 years had to keep leaving to renew visa, anyway Palolem was empty no shops or bars on the road to the beach, and only one bar shack on the beach entrance. It was in fact paradise, went back 1999 didn't recognise the place far to busy and commercial, and price's in all Goa had risen however Goa compared to the rest of India is calm, peaceful ect, Yes I would go back to Goa but remember you must try the rest of India it'll be a culture shock.
Thanks for your comments. When I think of the places I traveled to 30 years ago I often think I would be so disappointed if I went back. I spent 5 months traveling around India on this trip and am certainly intrigued to go see more. Overall, Kerala was my favorite place.
We booked ahead of time with Jewel Alleppey Houseboats (+91 70344 13461) but later found out we overpaid. I would suggest that you have your hotel book for you once you arrive. There’s no shortage of boats available.
Wow! The whole video was full of breathtaking scenery, and the landscape is so different that what we're used to. Although I wouldn't be able to go up in one of the hot air balloons, I would love to be able to watch them (with my feet planted firmly on the ground lol). I could definitely take part in that Turkish breakfast though :)
It really was a spectacular place. One of our all time favorites so far. The breakfast was amazing and wasn’t sure I would ever have to eat again after that.🤣Thanks for watching!
I love your videos and I've seen them all! I don't know if I've ever commented though. I had a couple though this time. First, this is an amazing place and I've never heard of it and now I have so thank you! I would love to hear a little bit more in your videos about how you travel to your destinations. In other words, did you have to take local cars or buses or fly most of the way, that kind of thing. You do sometimes include your train journeys and things like that, but it's not always clear how to get to some of your destinations . You cover everything else really well, although you don't always talk about the price of lodging, but that's okay, that's probably not your style, And I can well appreciate that there are some things you don't feel like sharing! 😂. I love that you're so game to do everything and you're always so active and vibrant! Am I correct in assuming that the blonde woman that used to be in front of the camera sometimes is now just staying behind the camera? I look forward to many more.
Thanks so much for your message and questions. As far as getting around we do a little bit of everything. To get to Cappadocia we flew as the distance from Istanbul was great. Since we got to the Turkish coast we have been using buses. We have taken trains a few times over the years most recently in Vietnam. We don’t normally show the places we stay because they are usually ordinary. We stay in basic hotels and sometimes in Airbnb’s. We have more details in our blog at: farawaynowtravels.com/ the blonde lady is our good friend Martina. We still travel together sometimes but she didn’t want to be in the RU-vid videos anymore. We are out here having fun and it’s great to hear feedback as sometimes we live in a bubble and it’s nice to hear what people would like to see. Thanks again so much for watching and reaching out!
The Beatles' Ashram must be incredible to explore with all its history and art! I’m curious about the yoga and meditation practices mentioned. Has anyone here done a retreat in Rishikesh or somewhere similar? Share your experiences!
@@CultureDrift I didn’t do a retreat here but I did some drop in classes. The majority of foreign visitors we met in Rishikesh were doing long yoga teacher training retreats. They are offered at the big ashrams as well as schools around town and secluded retreats. We definitely learned that the best thing to do is to find classes after arriving as the prices offered online are much higher than if you book in person.
