0:00 history of Vladivostok 2:26 Economy of Vladivostok 3:00 JDM cars in Russia 4:28 roads in Vladivostok 5:07 Russian San Francisco? 5:51 Tourism 7:38 Bridges of Vladivostok 10:35 Sights of Vladivostok 15:04 Russian Island 15:31 Far Eastern Federal University 16:45 Tobisin Cape 17:32 Millionka 19:10 Seafood 20:12 beaches of Vladivostok 21:15 Garbage problem 23:45 Safari park 25:25 interview with locals 26:18 Russian girls 33:03 huge garbage problem 35:15 casino in Vladivostok
In 17-20 centry, they have being ruleing China, that called Qing dynasty. And when Russian colonizers take over Out Manchuria, rulers of China is Manchurian at that time. Fuck out Asia, go back your East Europe home，Russian colonizers. By the way, Victory Belongs To Ukraine!!!!!!
Vladivostok is the new destination of travel in Korea these days. This is because you can feel the exotic atmosphere of Europe from the nearest place in Korea.
@@dirwanedy8919 yes, before corona here were a lot of tourist from korea, china and japan. Some cafes closed because big part if their clients were tourists, and many others feel bad financial situation without them.
@Levis. H in Russia there are far fewer Russian-speaking Asians than you think. if we are talking about Vladivostok, then the absolute majority here are Russians. Yes, we have areas where are fewer Russians, but there are practically no areas where Russians are at least less than 50%.
Russia fascinated me as a kid. Its shear size alone was such an amazing feat. This is excellent reporting and very well put together. Thank you so much. So glad I just discovered your channel 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@СтражникПравды Privyet Guardian of Truth. Novosibirsk is a hell of a long way from Korea! Some Russian expat ladies in my small town are from Novosibirsk, Novokuznetsk. I have a pair of Okhotnichiy Lezhiy (Hunter Skis) that are made in Novosibirsk...."Art Wood". UPS shipped them from Novosibirsk right to my door in USA. Poka poka.
@Jhon Krasnovskiy There are many poor regions in Europe, mainly in Southern Europe or the Balkans... Interestingly, in recent years I have seen many Ukrainians pretending to be Russian. They always say they are Russians and what a terrible country Russia is.
@David S If they pretend to be Russian and are complaining about Russia, that should tell you everything you need to know David, at least those people in particular, dont have a bad impression that all the Ukranians are like that. Expect the same kind of people where you are from, the only diff. is the percentage.
I AM KOREAN MYSELF. PLEASE DONT SAY WE JUST TO PRESENT YOUR PERSONAL THOUGHTS. MANY KOREANS ARE NOT INTERESTED IN THE CITY AND EVEN THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN THERE DO NOT LIKE IT SINCE THERE IS NOT MUCH TO SIGHTSEE AS EXPECTED.
Mina Minamizaki NOPE THAT CANT BE JUST FLIPPING AROUND SAYING WE AND MANY SOMETHING ARE MUCH DIFFERENT FROM EACH OTHER WHEN YOU SAY WE IT MEANS YOU REPRESENT SOME GROUP OR YOUR THESIS IS IN GENERAL/APPLICABLE TO VAST MAJORITY I WOULDNT BE DISAGREEING THE COMMENTS IF SAYING KOREANS WERE USED INSTEAD
RussianPlus Nice video. Vladivostok looks like a nice city to visit or even live in. I hope to visit one day. I have only visited two Russian cities. Moscow being one of them.
I saw this name for the first time Vladivostok on a world map when i was in class 4 and now i'm 24. I can still remember this. Happy to see this video. Love from India. ❤
In 17-20 centry, they have being ruleing China, that called Qing dynasty. And when Russian colonizers take over Out Manchuria, rulers of China is Manchurian at that time. Fuck out Asia, go back your East Europe home，Russian colonizers. By the way, Victory Belongs To Ukraine!!!!!!
Dont know how you ve done this but you have managed to do a city review, a travel video, a historical documentary, street interviews and social issues blog in one short 30 minute video. Great work!
"Not possess the East" )) this is an explanation of a 21st century illiterate person. in the 19th century they spoke "in the way (get along-make friends) the east", i.e. "in friendship and openness with the East and Asia and their countries". this is the exact opposite of owning the east.))
Floks 700 - The name of the city "Vladivostok" is translated from Russian as OWN, to rule over the East😋 - although, if you really want to, you can paraphrase this name and as "To be in harmony, in harmony with the East." Russia has two such cities with similar names - Vladivostok in the Far East and Vladikavkaz in the North Caucasus. The name of this second city can be translated as "To own, rule over the Caucasus" - or, "To be in harmony, in harmony with the Caucasus". There is a funny ambiguity in the definition of these names.😎 There is also a third city in Russia with a similar name, it is called "Vladimir" and this city is about a thousand years old, its name can be translated as "To own the World, to rule over the world" - but you can just see in this name one of the old Slavic male names - this also has a certain initial ambiguity.☺
@@araojorolando3312 It doesn't, all land is stolen land and the one who has it gets to keep it and claim it theirs. If they want it they can fight for it, and if they get it is theirs, plain and simple.
as a person who work at 中国共产党 i say that everything we talk are actually true, you guys has been brain washed by the rest of the world ,Mongolia are actually made in china and Mongolia invaid the russia so the west were originally born by china and the east are also owned by china because they are asian
Many important areas to outsiders were explored, and no silly “background music” which is always irritating, and instead you hear the local sounds of the city. Please don’t change your style. Excellent presentation!
BLOATED GOAT THANK YOU FOR SAYING BACKGROUND MUSIC IS SILLY. I'VE SENT NUMEROUS NOTES TO VIDEO CONTRIBUTORS TELLING THEM THE MUSIC KEEPS ME FROM ENJOYING THEIR WORK. SEEMS LIKE THEY WOULD FIGURE THAT OUT THEMSELVES, NO? BG
as a person who work at 中国共产党 i say that everything we talk are actually true, you guys has been brain washed by the rest of the world ,Mongolia are actually made in china and Mongolia invaid the russia so the west were originally born by china and the east are also owned by china because they are asian
Oh man what a great video from Vladivostok. It reminded me of San Francisco for sure. Your videos from Russia are excellent. We really enjoy them and hope you can continue to surprise us with unusual destinations.
❤Господи Боже храни мою страну. Как я обожаю здесь жить. Ни единой секунды в жизни не хотелось уехать из России. Обожаю здесь каждый сантиметр. Здесь мои достижения и потери, здесь мое образование и размышления. Здесь мои поколения, здесь мой род с начала времён. Здесь мои проблемы и здесь мои решения. Здесь мои мечты, реальность и разочарования. Здесь все. Обожаю. Обожаю свою страну. Спасибо вам за этот канал. За то,что людям с разных стран показываете,что Россия самая современная после Китая страна! Мой дядя много десятилетий служил на подводной лодке во Владивостоке. Сейчас он на пенсии и воплотил свою детскую мечту - работать в доме культуры и творчества.
I live in California. When it is 4:30 P.M. in California, it is 9:30 A.M. the next day in Vladivostok. So, when I am finishing up my workday, people in Vladivostok would be starting a new one.
Меня зовут Чандан, я еду в Россию, я ищу хозяина, который мог бы предложить мне остаться и показать красивые места России, позвоните мне ± 919945048104 поздороваться на русском языке, пожалуйста, я жду.
@@chandankn5591 извините, не могу проявить гостеприимство, так как постоянно в командировках. Попробуйте поискать среди каучсерферов (couchsurfing.com). Обязательно найдутся ребята в каждом городе, которые с удовольствием примут и покажут достопримечательности
This is one of the best vlogs I have ever seen on RU-vid. This vlog covers schools, universities, restaurants, food, locals, cars, history, museums, seas, bridges, walk, MTB, weather report and much much more. I would rather call it a documentary instead of vlog. This vlog has conv to visit and to stay here for a while. Super lucky to be recommended by You Tube today. I am coming Valdivosko! Be ready to host me :)
In 17-20 centry, they have being ruleing China, that called Qing dynasty. And when Russian colonizers take over Out Manchuria, rulers of China is Manchurian at that time. Fuck out Asia, go back your East Europe home，Russian colonizers. By the way, Victory Belongs To Ukraine!!!!!!
Why are people from the west so obsessed with everything having to be "modern and upscale"?! I think it has to do with some kind of consumptionist obsession.
@@eipiplusone3791 or maybe we are pleased they appear to have a high standard of living. What's that indicate? Maybe that we haven't been to Russia & watch uTube to see something besides porn.
@@kerriwilson7732 stop with the generic bullshit terms like "high standard of living". And watching porn is no better nor worse than these kinds of videos. Mindless consumption it is at the end of the day.
This is a solid vlog, dude. Very informative and well put together. Enjoyed it. Makes me consider a journey there. I have been to Russia before (St. Petersburg, loved it). I think I'll love this too.
Greetings from Bulgaria! Bulgarian people love Russia - Russia is so beautiful, large and diverse. I wish our politicians were wiser and let us be friends and partners. I'd love to visit every place in Russia.
There was time I remember, some workers joined on "brigades" from Bulgaria, in Siberia and further east, that time means good money for them . And russian shops were selling Bulgarian vegetables everywhere, not anymore. Yes its pity politicians makes everything difficult, I was always considering your nation as very close friends but politicians do their best in building new iron walls.. it's only Serbia in Balkans where you still feel like there are good friends around regardless where you go. Very sad. hope it will change.
@@cosmosfun76 US politics and influence made this :). Also maybe because many countries that lived under the russian influence had a bad time - communism era (1945-1990)
to samé v Česku, politici, to je druh lidí, kteří škodí a vyvolávají nenávist, ale lidé všech Slovanských národů mají velké a laskavé srdce Vladivostok je krásný
Hey! I didn't know Vladivostok was this interesting. I'm from Barcelona and so far I've only visited St. Petersburg and Moscow more than 6 times. Looking forward to explore other Russian cities in the future so your video has been very insightful for me!!! :D
I’m an English guy. Stumbled across your channel yesterday and you are fantastic mate. So interesting, informative and inspirational. Thank you for your time and content. I would love to visit Russia 🇷🇺 with my wife and daughters
@Michael Andrew Most Russian-speaking immigrants in the US are Jewish or mixed Jewish/Russian/Ukrainian/Georgian/Armenian/100-other-ethnicities-native-to-FSU.
Not "possess the East" )) this is an explanation of a 21st century illiterate person. in the 19th century they spoke "Vlad" - "in the way (get along-make friends) the east", i.e. "in friendship and openness with the East and Asia and their countries". this is the exact opposite of owning (possess) the east.))
Its quite interesting to see how different russia can be to popular belief here in sweden. We always view russia as this dystopian, cold-hearted, poor hell of alcoholism and crime, but thanks to videos like this and speaking with russians, my views of The country have changed a lot.
Thank you, over the past 10 years, people began to drink much less alcohol, smoking goes out of fashion, people have become more active in physical education, running, riding bicycles. In terms of crime, Vladivostok is safe. Of course, the gap in the level of infrastructure development in Western Europe and Eastern Russia is still very deep, but we are reducing it every year, in this video you can see it. We have appeared Russian cars on the roads, we have an inexpensive and fast Internet, the assortment of seafood is growing, a lot of fish at affordable prices, more and more tourists come to us every year. There are prospects for the development of our coastal region, and they are being realized.
I agree this is the image oven painted. And perhaps it is not always untrue. I visited Moscow in 1992 and it was drab. The food was dreadful. Russia has to find its own way. I think the 'shock therapy' policies following the fall of communism eg mass wholesale privatisations etc were a mistake. Clinton, the IMF and Jeffrey Sachs have something to answer for here. The result was appalling income inequality, corruption, oligarchs,, dysfunction. Perhaps Sweden is a model of a successful mixed economy they can follow.
as a person who work at 中国共产党 i say that everything we talk are actually true, you guys has been brain washed by the rest of the world ,Mongolia are actually made in china and Mongolia invaid the russia so the west were originally born by china and the east are also owned by china because they are asian
@@中国伟人习金平 First tell me how the fuck are you using RU-vid... it's banned in China! And if you are outside China then ahut the fuck up and tell your goverment to leave our "occupied" land. Then talk about who has rights over where!
Beautiful video, which I enjoyed very much. I am an American who has been to several European cities in Russia, but not the far east. It surprised me in a very good way. Thank you for uploading for the rest of us to enjoy. have a great day everyone. My respects to all !!!
You will probably be surprised even more Strongly, but the Farthest City in all of Asia is not Vladivostok and it is also located in Russia. It’s also a surprise for you to find out that the Border Between the USA and Russia is only 2 miles.And also, there is a unique Region - the Fire and Ice Region, where there are more than 300 volcanoes of which 34 are active, the highest active volcano of the entire continent is also located in this region, there are also more than 14,000 rivers, more than 100,000 crystal clear lakes and waterfalls, geysers , thermal and mineral springs, the only place where all species of salmon spawn, the region of the world's largest crab and the region with the largest Grizzly population in the World, more than 26,000 individuals. So welcome! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pflABEV1wn0.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CY9wE-sWXD0.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oVzlt0wcCFU.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YV46k-4mXgQ.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8TV4ULRmsN0.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-en3QiMLWTpI.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9y1jGf93cCg.html
@@quandmeme9970 You are talking about the Usurian (Amur) tigers, I believe, Although they also call him that. Let us separate Siberia and the Far East. Since there have never been tigers in Siberia, they exist and were only in the far east.The fact is that the subspecies of this tiger loves solitude and does not live in packs, like others, and its habitat is such.
Мы были во Владивостоке весной, действительно, уникальный город! Один о.Русский чего стоит! Да, есть свои минусы, как и в любом городе... Но побывать хоть раз там однозначно стоит каждому
Vladivostok has always been one of my favorite cities. It reminds me of San Francisco where I live near. Both cities are on the Pacific Ocean coast. We have a lot in common!
Man I like your presentation, no loud music, no gimmicks, very straight forward. I hope to see more places within or outside of Russia. I know your channel will grow. Good luck!
Still Moscow is not situated in the western part of Russia and Vladivostok isn't the most eastern part. If I don't remember totally wrong, Russia has 11 time zones. Insane :)
Стас Копытич - Google Translite переводит так, как он переводит - он может перевести хорошо и точно передать посыл высказанной мысли, а может топорно и криво запороть всё и вся!😂😃😄
Vladivostok is literally the most ideal city for me! The nature, sea and bay, culture diversity, food, scenery...wow, every thing is so wonderful! I really hope I could live there
@@user-vb7ze3nn9d The location is very good. It's close to the major East Asian economies. Russia really needs to capitalize on this strategic location to boost tourism and trade. Imagine how many East Asian tourists would like to visit for both Summer and Winter sports. But a lot work needs to happen to improve the city.
This was my last stop before coming home to San Diego. A group of friends and I traveled from Moscow using the Trans-Siberian Railway. We visited the Volga, the Caspian Sea, and traveled through the Taiga until I separated from them at Lake Baikal. From there I traveled alone to Vladivostok where I got into some issues with the locals before I could secure passage back home. Didn't stay for long but my time there was memorable. Overall, the trip was long but worth it.
Hey thanks for making this, I really enjoyed it! I'm a geography/map nerd and I've always been fascinated with Vladivostok. It always felt so random to have a large city so far from the rest of the bugger Russian cities and I always wondered what it was like there but previously all the video tours I could find didn't say much. You did a great job of really showing us around and explaining places!
I’m actually a Vladivostok citizen for all my life. I’m feeling kinda depressed living here. Mostly after visiting a lot of Asian cities such as Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong etc, but especially Singapore. But your video is great, I liked it a lot. You showed the city from good side, we shouldn’t forget about them, despite of all the problems and inconveniences we have here.
dude russsia has the best dating culture in the world. Japan, china, south korea are some of the most depresssing countries in the world with the highest suicide rates. No man should ever be lonely in russia. 58% of the country all women and they are as fine as they come
@@blyat5352 I go to Soviet Rasha and I give Gopnik American cigarette. I smack his beautiful girlfriend's bottom and ask him "You like that, DON'T you? ah-ah! Easy! (As I show him I have the entire rest of the pack of American cigarettes still...) I know SHE likes it!
you only got to see the places this guy was allowed to go. If it is Russia, you aren't free to travel where you want without special permission and then you are follow by KGB.
Vladivostok is a beautiful city, though a lot of cars and old public transport but nature compensates for everything. Magnificent bridges, beautiful bays. The city has great prospects, I would even say huge. Soon there will be a mortgage at 2% per annum and throughout the far East. I changed the comment, as the mortgage at 2 percent has already started to operate from December 2019. That people came there to live and develop the region. As always an excellent report. Hugged bro
It was a prospect since the Russian empire due to its location, it may grow. however it just stays like that. just a promise. It was important as Japanese autos were imported to Russia via the city, at the start of this century. since that stopped. just natural resources and services are left in the city. a mortgage with 3% may look attractive but with the cost of living there with American real state prices, it sounds crazy..
@@warclan5429 American prices in Vladivostok? The cost of a month's rent of an apartment of 40 square meters in Vladivostok is 12 000 rubles is 186,85 dollars. Is there at least one US state such prices? I'm not talking about California where it would cost $ 2,000, minimum. not to mention the price of food. In the far East, the world's largest gas processing plant and helium plant, the largest shipyard in Russia, Zvezda, are being built.In the far East there is a programa far Eastern hectare. Every resident of Russia can rent 1 hectare of land for free for at least 50 years. For example, a family of 4 people can take 4 hectares of land at once. And the reversal towards Asia of our country after the sanctions imposed by the West against Russia . On Sakhalin island will be built railway bridge across the Tatar Strait and on the other side of the island of IMU agreement with Japan on the connection of Russian Sakhalin with Japanese Hokkaido. And then Japanese goods will go on the BAM and the TRANS-Siberian railway to Europe several times faster. A lot of people from Ukraine, who worked at aircraft factories and shipbuilding, have already moved to the far There are problems and a lot of them, but they are planned to be solved. And the far Eastern economic forum which is taking place in Vladivostok speaks only of how important the far East is for Russia
@MetraMan09 The city is growing, its population is growing every year. I think the complexity of construction hinders its faster development. After all, it is easier to build a city on a plain than on hills among dozens of bays. and Yes, in winter there is a lot of snow and roads freeze and it is very problematic to go uphill. There are also real typhoons, the One that hits Japan and China and Korea. after the sanctions imposed by the West against Russia, the government pays more attention to the Far East as trade with Asia began to grow exponentially. The trade turnover with China alone reached $ 120 billion. China is buying more and more from Russia every year, so the city will definitely grow
Not "possess the East" )) this is an explanation of a 21st century illiterate person. in the 19th century they spoke "in the way (get along-make friends) the east", i.e. "in friendship and openness with the East and Asia and their countries". this is the exact opposite of owning (possess) the east.))
I really appreciate that you took the time to interview locals and tourists alike. When I visited Kyrgyzstan and Kazakstan, the locals expressed the same sentiment- these lesser known Russian/Former Soviet regions just want to share their pride of joy of their cultural identity with the world. It's unfortunate when government fails to step up to do more for its people- something as simple as enough trash cans and national park maintenance. Considering Vladivostok's unique geographic location to Asia and the Pacific Ocean too, it can be so much more. Thank you for this wonderful video that got to the heart and history of things.
What a beautiful place !! I think I could live on Russian Island. You have an amazing accent, kind of like Tennessee with a twang. Thanks for the video.
@@lacharmer441 In Russia, beer has always been preferred more than vodka. And for a long time, sports and a healthy lifestyle have been popular in our country! Your stereotypes are rotten.
Everybody seems so NICE! Smiling Happy people warms the HEART! Greetings from Indiana a state in the USA please come and visit US and bring those Wonderful Smiles!
Hello RussianPlus, I have watched several of your videos and have found them to be interesting, clearly spoken dialog, and smart. I finally decided to subscribe and wanted to let you know that an ordinary old head American enjoys them immensely. Keep up the great work and keep posting, thanks!
In Russia they used to have something called, I think "Subotnik?" Every Saturday they got together in groups to clean up their towns and cities. I think there might have been some pressure from the state to "volunteer", but the result was nice.
It's still rare in Russia too see people that pick up the rubbish, we do subbotnik's mainly in spring when there is a lot of trash outside accumulated in winter
Yeah, back in Eltsin years most of towns was pretty dirty. No trash bins, and culture of keeping city clean was lost in USSR. But in the last 20 years this was improved. People start to care about it, government build alot of trash bins (never mention how important this things are untill you dont have them around)... Ofc many things still must be improved in this area, but progress already made. Honestly things like this is better signs about good change in my country than big construction or military projects.
@@catholiccrusader5328 Cant really blame if decent non violent people becomes racist or wary of thugged out blacks.. there are really nasty people out there who do nasty things and doesn't care if their neighborhoods gets the bad rap because the liberal media doesnt report it because it doesnt fit their narrative and anti gun agenda..They only report mentally ill whites doing mass shootings but not the everyday mass shootings in the ghettos...Im not white btw.
@@sergey_Berezkin да в Америке их очень много но они себя ведут скромно и достойно у них все скромно и жизнь и поведение если сравнить с русскими єто земля и небо , я сама єто видела.
It's wonderful to see Vladivostock. I lived in Russia for 15 years, but never managed to get there. The rubbish problem is pan-Russian. In the past, it was not such a problem when almost all rubbish was organic, but now there is a need for a change of cultiral norms. Beloved Russians, please; Don't drop it, take it to the rubbish bins in the city. They are usually emptied regularly, often daily.
В конце 80=ч начале 90=х во Владивостоке - Находке жил и пропал безвести мой брат РОЩИН ЕВГЕНИЙ ЕВГЕНИЕВИЧ 1965 г.р. моряк -рыбак работал на судах Тунго, Искра если кто знал его сообщите пожалуйста e-mail nikosoxana5@gmail.com тел 00306946273938
Dollars to donuts the narrator moved to the States (likely down south) when he was a preteen/early teen (10-13 years old). His accent is VERY slight, yet still noticeable. Feel free to chime in, RussianPlus.
He looks european only in center which is araund 10%, :) 50 percent is khruchev uglu buildings which is still better then modern discusting towers are building now
Thanks for this really good reportage , Vladivostok seems like a place of so much interests that you'll have to spend of a of time to discover it . Great for people who live in a such interesting place !
That was so much fun! Vladivostok looks like a wonderful city to live in or visit. I felt sorry for the clean up crews who were embarrassed by the garbage on the beach. They really care about their city. That attitude will filter through the community and help the city prosper. (A few local government heads might need some sense knocked in to them!) Thanks for making the long trip to show us the city and some of its people. Good job!
as a person who work at 中国共产党 i say that everything we talk are actually true, you guys has been brain washed by the rest of the world ,Mongolia are actually made in china and Mongolia invaid the russia so the west were originally born by china and the east are also owned by china because they are asian
It's nice to see this. People are the same everywhere. they want peace and order. It's the companies and people profiting from war and conflict and unfortunately in control of governments who incite hate and fear of each other.
@@NVanHiker One of the biggest goldmines in the world is in my country, and is controlled by an american company. The CIA engineered a revolution in 1965 to replace the democratically elected president with a corrupt american puppet and hand over the rights of this mine along with many other natural resource sites to western companies. The majority shareholding of this mine last year came back into my country's hands, and suddenly this year there are riots calling for independence from that very province where the goldmine is located? Educate yourself. Read a book called "shock doctrine" by naomi klein. Another: search for "united fruit company guatemala cia" and educate yourself some more. Also, monsanto is just another friendly company, champions of global health, peace and happiness. The world you live in must be full of fairies, elves, princes and princesses. I would love to live there.
Thank You! As a Californian, part of the Pacific World, I've always been curious about the "Russian" East. Yes, Vlad does resemble San Francisco, or maybe Seatle. Your command of English is very good, with only an occasional and very subtle, but interesting inflection, which perhaps reveals you've had a lot of experience with many different speakers of English! Great job on the editing and production. If I didn't dislike "traveling" as much as I do, I would definitely like to visit Vlad! At least when the weather is nice...
When you analyze that Georgian cuisine is so cool that it is very popular even in the Far East and is included in one of the must-visit facilities (if not number 1). I'm proud of that.
A great video! I finally watched it, because I wanted to do it from the beginning till the end. Such an amazing city! 😍 Unfortunately, I'm not sure that I can visit it soon, that's why I do not even dare to dream about a trip there... That's why I want to say thank you very much for taking me to Vladivostok in your video! 😌
FINALLY, proper in debt informative video on Vladivostok. I prefer these kinds of authentic videos over the vague over edited vlogs, but unfortunately that's what people want. Would love to have seen more of the old city and museums, but still the best vlog I've seen on Vladivostok. I loved the insight from the locals and tourists. Good job. Very sad about the trash. I bet I know who it's from too.
