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Hi Daniela, let me give you a little insight to the Bokod lake situation. My family used to have such a fishing stand at this lake so I'm pretty familiar with the area. These "floating houses" are basically fishing stands, or can be considered as weekend houses that people buy to get away from the city noises, to get away from the stress and struggle of the everyday, to let out the steam/ stress and simply enjoy the peace, silence and nature. Just imagine that this "shelter" suddenly becomes a tourist attraction, being flooded by hundreds of people every day who in many cases treat it as a city park or entertainment centre, totally ruining/ damaging the purpose you originally bought this place for. Those pears transmit vibration more than you would believe, almost every step on the boards can be sensed inside the houses. The owners locking down the entrances doesn't necessarily mean they are mean or unfriendly, they simply want to enjoy their places in the same quality they originally purchased it for.
Hi Csaba, appreciate you watching this video and leaving a comment! As I said in the video, I feel sad that it comes to this, that no balance can be found for both parties to enjoy a location - but I don't think Bokod residents were at fault here. In situations like these, the problem is most likely the lack of control over how many people and which type of people are attracted to the location - the same thing happens with abandoned locations for example, where it's fine for some people to visit, but if they are visited by a great amount of people (specially does who neglect it), it eventually becomes destroyed. I have seen this happen in many different locations and I have seen disrespectful tourists who can do anything for a photo, and doing what I do, sometimes I start to wander if I am contributing to the problem by sharing hidden gem locations like I do... But then I think that there are respectful people out there who would love to enjoy the beauty of our world, and that by bringing more tourism to less known locations, it can actually help the local economy. The problem is... We never know. We never know if the location is ready to receive tourists, or how many will visit, and how respectful will they be. So it's a tough spot 😕 and the residents of any place are practically never happy about tourism, even if it brings them profit, so I do think this problem will persist for many years to come, just in different locations across the globe 😔 I honestly wish there was a simple solution to allow both residents and tourists to enjoy these kind of places but as they say, you can't please everyone 😕
I think it would be better to estabilish an area for the tourists from where they can have a look at the village without disturbing the residents, maybe even some floating houses should be there only for tourists and there should be a gate to access that place and at the gate the tourists should buy a ticket to enter!
Hungary also has a large system of National Parks. Among them, the Hortobágy is an amazing place to see wildlife. If you are interested in seeing a huge variety of birds, seeing wild horses, grey cattle, or a multitude of puszta wildflowers, this is a must-visit location. You can visit a wildlife zoo, take a safari and visit the bird hospital. And if you want to sample traditional Hungarian food, this is the place for you.
Hi Peter, thank you so much for watching the video and leaving a comment! There's two places that were all over my research in multiple sites, that didn't seem too beautiful comparing to other spots (at least in my opinion), but rather cultural places - the UNESCO World Heritage Site village of Hollokö and Hortogáby National Park. I have a tendency to prioritize places that look more appealing to the eyes as opposed to mainly cultural sites, but I highly enjoy visiting both!! I didn't get the chance to visit neither during this trip, but would really enjoy to add them on a next trip if I have got the time. Didn't know you could try traditional Hungarian food at the park so that's really good to know. Thank you ☺️☺️
@@danielazziptrips It is absolutely true, Hortobágy is unmissable. I live next to it (in Debrecen), but whenever we pass through, I always see interesting things or new animals. Debrecen also has plenty to see, including a thermal bath. But, if you want to be sure of the spectacle, you can't go wrong with the Flower Carnival in Debrecen, and Hortobágy can also fit in if you pay 1 and get 2. :D Even at home, many people don't know how big this area actually is, the area is equivalent to the 10th largest city in the country and more than half of Budapest. And yes, real country flavors, such as goulash, bean goulash, Hortobágy meat pancakes breaded, for example, not according to the original recipe, and stuffed cabbage. But you are absolutely right, it is full of little jewel boxes, where the view of nature is impressive even in settlements with a few hundred inhabitants.There are 140 settlements with less than 100 inhabitants, but there are also those where 1 person moved back to a ghost village, or where a few people lived but a Dutchman bought the house from the remaining residents and thus the village became his. You guessed it right, it's really rare that someone not from Budapest makes a video, you're doing it well, congratulations. Sorry for my english :D Good health
@@VeryCoolHUN Your English is amazing - you have absolutely nothing to be apologizing for! Thank you so much for such a great description of the area! I didn't know that Debrecen had a Flower Carnival and after googling it, it looks quite impressive!! I absolutely love visiting almost inhabited places - do you know any names of such places? Like the ones you mentioned where only one person moved back? We have a village in Portugal where only a family lives and i find those places very charming in a way.
Castle of Eger and Eger baroque downtown, Szalajka-valey Szilvásvárad, Aggtelek Cave, Tihany peninsula Balaton, Sopron old town, Szentendre near Budapest.
I have all of them on my list and definitely going to include many of these on my video of top places to visit in the country 😍😍 Szentendre actually reminds me of a town I visited in Brazil!
Being hungarian I'm quit biased and of course would love to see anything you have to say about my home. Also, thank you for this series, it is of the highest quality, beautifuly shot and super respectful to the country. I'm always happy to see the episodes
Awww thank you so much!! Really appreciate you watching the entire series and leaving such a kind comment! ☺️☺️ I try my best to be both honest and respectful on my videos and on every trip, so it's been a pleasure to see so many Hungarians watching my Hungary series 😍😍
Oh wait, the theme was a bit misleadig first..😉 I agree, some ppl believe there aren't anything else to see beside Budapest in Hungary, but they are very wrong 🙂
@@danielazziptrips no need for that, it was about a minute or else...and don't worry about others misunderstand the title 'cause most ppl got it right and truly appreciate your videos 😉💖
My wife and are going to immigrate from the Netherlands to Hungary in August and I totally agree. We bought 2 beautiful houses in the country side and I don't get why people think Budapest is all there is to see in Hungary. This country is stunningly beautiful beyond belief and the people are very kind. Tourist should really go to Budapest for 2 days en stay in the country side for a week, cause it is stunning
Oh wow, exciting changes for the two of you! I hope you're thrilled with this new step in life 🥰 and 100%!! I didn't expect to find so much beauty and kindness as I found there. Thank you so much for watching the video and sharing your story and point of view 🥰
@@danielazziptrips thank you! We enjoy it here a lot! Your video is awesome but also important for people to understand Hungary is more than just one city
Thank you so much for your kind words, it means a lot to me! Growing on RU-vid is really hard, but hard work eventually pays off one day ☺️ What matters is that people enjoy what they're watching, so really happy to hear that!
and upper hungary -- 600 000 hungarian /from 1920 slovakia /......and transylvania -hungary--1,5 million hungarian / from 1920 romania /........and sud-region hungary ....400 000 hungarian..../ from 1920 serbia /.......and karpat-ruténia hungary....160 000. hungarian ../ from 1920 cheslovakia---...from 1947 sovjetunion....from 1991 u kraina /....and burgenland hungary....100 000 hungarian..../ from 1920 austria /.....and vend -mura region / from 1920 slovenia...15 000 hungarian .....and slavonia / from 1920 croatia / 50 000 hungarian....this is holly crown 1200 years hungary................en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Hungary
Aww thank you so much! Really glad that you're enjoying the videos even though they have been slightly different in the last few weeks - and that you see it as an improvement! ☺️ Hope you're staying well, thank you for watching as always, and have a wonderful weekend 🥰
@@danielazziptrips the Czechoslovak president in 1945: " must liquidate German (3,500000) and Hungarian (1000000) minorities " ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-85_H3XegSCM.html
You have such an amazing storytelling skill! I like your pace, storytelling, and music in this video. I was really amazed by that, it is not a another traveling to the most famous city of the country tour ,instead of , something profound and peaceful. I have always been telling my friends in Hungary that it is a beautiful country with a lot of stuff to explore, truly glad to hear this from you . keep up the good work, you definitely deserve more recognitions. Thanks for making such an awesome video of my home country:)
Thank you so much for watching the video and for your kind words! It means a lot to me :) I truly enjoy exploring beyond the popular places as I believe that is how you you actually get to know the country and it makes me happy to know that I can share that with people so they can know that is worth visiting off the beaten path! Your home country is beautiful and vast! I can't wait to go back one day and explore more 🥰😊
I have a considerable amount of locations down South in my list, but I have to confess that have a lot more on the north of the country. Any places in specific that you would recommend in southern Hungary? ☺️
The quality of your videos are just insane. Another great job in the topic of Hungary. I am just blown away by the fact that you possibly know more cool places than me as a local living there for the first 20 years of my life. Nonetheless, keep up the great work, I am so ready to watch videos with your guides from around the world! :) Greetings from Vienna, Austria (another cool place to check out ;) )
Thank you so much!! I am a bit of a location geek so when I start digging into an area/country, I don't stop until I am convinced that I know everything about that place 🤣🤣 (even though I am sure I don't because there's always so much to find!) In Hungary, I found over 1000 locations that I actually think are worth visiting - way too many! 🤯 Thank you so much once again for your kind words Máté, I have been to Vienna about 10 years ago, would love to go back and document it this time - it's such a beautiful city!!
Hi Dani. Really enjoyed that video. 😊👍 Very interesting. What you're saying is similar to all the tourists who visit the UK, & only visit London. As amazing as London is, there are many more great places to visit. 👍😃 Love your videos & hope you're OK. 👍
Definitely! I think this is something that happens in many many countries. I love London too, but it is soooo different to the rest of the country it just doesn't make sense to say that it represents England as a whole. Thank you so much for always watching the videos and leaving a comment. I hope you're staying well too and enjoying the warmer weather 🥰
Szia Daniela 👋🏻🤓 korábban már írtam neked hogy milyen szép videót készítettél a hazámról Magyarországról. Ezt a videódat is nagyon szeretném megköszönni mert nagyon tetszett és érdekes volt látni hogy te milyen szemmel nézed Magyarországot és mi a véleményed róla. Még egyszer nagyon köszönöm És tovább nézem a videóidat mert mindegyik nagyon érdekes. Szívélyes üdvözlettel Baranyai Gábor 🌷💐🤍
Further suggested places in Hungary: Szeged, Tata, Sopron, Győr, Veszprém, Kőszeg, Pécs, Debrecen, Szentendre, and many-many more. Your'e right, Hungary is more than Budapest. To see everything is impossible. Every country has hidden miracles.
Totally! There's so much more that to list out everything would be a very very long video 😅 with my research, I created a map with over 800 locations, including almost 100 hidden gems 😱 it would take months to see everything!! And I am sure there's still more that I will be missing 🤷🏻♀️ I have all that you mentioned on my list but Tata and Kőszeg are probably the least know from all of them. Thank you for watching and leaving your recommendations! 🥰
Some nice place where you should go,if you can...Örség/including with a bike trip between Hársas-tó and Borostyán-tó/,Szajki-tó, some small town Sárvár, Celldömölk,and the Jeli arboretum really nice as well 😉I like Somló mountain /The vine just excellent/If you go to small village,Bakonybél, it's a good place to discover the full Bakony 🙂 Thanks for your effort to show people around the world our country. 🙂
@@gaborberkes468 wow, lots of less known locations you've got here, love that! Thanks very much for your recommendations and it is a pleasure to show the world the beauty of your country! 🥰☺️
THANK YOU. Although I appreciate Budapest as our capital city, I don't like the fact that most of the visitors consider it as Hungary. I was born and raised in a small city not too far from Budapest, but somehow Budapest always remained like another world to me. Even though I used work and live there for a few years, I could never get used to it and was always longing back to my small city. So, seeing Budapest doesn't mean at all you have seen Hungary.
Nyílván, ha világvárost akarsz látni kis hazánkban, akkor csak Budapest jöhet szóba, de a világ nem csak ilyen nagyvárosokból áll, ezért érdemes körülnézni vidéken is :D
Totally! As someone who was born and raised in the countryside, I totally get that. Big cities are just very different to the calm locations outside of them. It doesn't mean that big cities aren't great, but they are not the entire picture of a country ☺️ thank you so watching and leaving a comment, really appreciate it!
Do you know that until 1920, Hungary was three times as big, full of mountains, the entire Carpathian basin? Only the vile great powers took 2/3 of it, we who for centuries protected Europe with our blood from the Turks, Tatar or others, did the halved population have to suffer such an injustice?
History shows time and time again that sadly, life is unfair and some countries have suffered a lot throughout history. I have a half-Hungarian friend and we were talking about this the other day. Looking at how much was once Hungary and how much it is now it's definitely shocking
Hello girl! The title of this video worried me a bit but after watching it...yeah ok I got it. :D You know more places in Hungary than Hungarians! :D Zsámbék just blew my brain fuse. I started my life there in a child home for 3 years when finally I was adopted. It's really not a well-known place but beautiful. Also the drone footages are very professional! Welcome back!
Eurotropia , Daniela not understand the similar mistakable video title in the artificial stats of Ukraine , Romania , Serbia , Slovakia created vith hungarian teritorys in Trianon ( Trianon Dictate in June 4. 1920.) there is dangerous game. Daniela is lucky not started playing with the devil on occupied hungarian teritorys.
@@bujdososzekely Yeah, I get your point, actually this is why I worried a bit haha! :D It is a sensitive topic. The "Trianon Syndrome" is something that we all need to recover from and watch ahead. "Forward ever, backward never!" It was a bad thing but it could have been even worse. Victor Orban is a great politician, who does not trigger the pain. A few more person like him and we gonna have a great chance to get good relation with our neighbors who (honestly) are not bad people at all.
@@berkotropia , how you get good relation with Ukraine ? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qanyvEaGsbE.html Anti - Hungarian actions in Ukraine ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FfhntsrCr8Q.html
@@berkotropia It's always very good to see positive people around the Internet like you, it's honestly refreshing. Every country has a dark and sad past, just like many of us do, but it is in our capacity to look forward and move on, and I really appreciate that. I understand the sensitivity of that topic in specific, and I never like to go into politics or other controversial stuff in general. Zsámbék was that place I just knew I had to add to my list when I saw the photos, it's just beautiful!!! And I am truly happy that in the end, everything worked out for you (at least I hope it did the way you wanted to). As someone who always considered potentially adopting a child, it motivates me hearing positive stories about it :D
Nice video, I'm glad you liked it here. 🤗 I live in Budapest, but to be honest I prefer some other cities these days. To your question: yes, I'd be interested to see/hear what you found the best places to visit or things to do in the country.
I still love Budapest very much, and by no means I wanted to "downgrade" Hungary's capital city, but just wanted to let people know that the country has so much beauty beyond it that people are missing out on a lot when ignoring the rest of the country ☺️ Thank you for watching and letting me know what you would like to see the top places video! 🥰
Magyarország egy fantasztikus ország ! Rengeteg gyönyörű hellyel rendelkezik ! Budapest is nagyon szép ! De van meg rengeteg falu és pici városok ahova érdemes ellátogatni ! Köszönöm !
Visegrád Castle. After the Mongol invasion in 1242, IV. Béla started building it. In 1440, the Hungarian holy crown was stolen from there. Recommended for tourists. 🙂🙂🙂
Very great video! If you ever come to Hungary again try to contact locals and you can get to every little hidden gems :) Many of us are very welcoming and would definitely like to show the countryside of Hungary, which is basically everything expect Budapest :D
I bet! I was with a friend, and I find that generally when I travel solo is when I actually engage more with the locals. But I do have to say that people in general were very nice and I did feel welcome.
Veszprém will be the European Capital of Culture in 2023, it's a really nice place and close to the Balaton wine region (Balatonfüred, Tihany) I think it's worth a visit. You can also go to Tata in autumn when the Wild Goose Festival arrives, look for it very special :)! If you're back in Budapest it might be worth to book a tour in the cave of Pálvögy if you like such adventures :).
Oh wow, I had no idea Veszprém will be the EU Capital of Culture for next year! 👏👏 I have plenty of things on my list around that area and Tata is highly on that list! It's hard to pick just one thing when there's so many to see. Thank you so much for your recommendations, appreciate you watching the video and leaving a comment! 😊
Hálistennek, az én első magyarországi tapasztalatom nem Budapesten, hanem Bezenyén indult. Régóta értem, hogy a Magyarország nemcsak a Budapest, és örülök, hogy találtam egy "magyar falusági" varázslatot. Nem tudom miért, de szeretem a falvakat, és ezért szívesen néha visszajövök Magyarországra, hogy újra találkozhatok egy kedves falusiakkal...például. Ne javítson ki a hibáimat, tudom, hogy az én magyar beszédem nem tökéletes.
Prices are getting higher and higher these days, but it's probably still very cheap for you if you get your income in EUR. One person usually spends around 125 000 Forint monthly for housing, food and entertainment in a smaller city, but you could probably get lower in expenses easily if you don't have too much requirements.
Thank you for letting me know that this is something you would like to watch and I am really glad to hear that I could show you some amazing places in your country! In case you haven't watched it, here it is: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A7dujwz4bGQ.html
You are the only one who understand this. Budapest is NOT Hungary. Literally, many tourists are blind when travelled, and always forget to enjoy before running far away.
This actually happens in many different countries and it makes me sad. Probably because most people would rather just go anywhere and not have the trouble to search what to see and do, so I am hoping that I can share with people that there's so much more outside the capitals!
Of course it would be fine to have more videos about more places: Györ, Szeged, Pécs, Pannonhalma, Tihany, Hortobágy, Visegrád etc. etc. but honestly I was shocked to see how you treated Esztergom in the first place. I appreciate that you didn't have much time to visit the city but why did you completely fail to mention its historical importance? It was one of the very first political capitals of the kingdom and it is still its religious capital to this day (hence the enormous cathedral-basilica for such a small town). Even more importantly, cardinal Mindszenty, a national hero, is buried in the crypt. All of this is woth a mention, indeed more than a mention.
Hi Yagi, thank you for watching and leaving a comment. All of those places mentioned are definitely on my list and I have now done a video about the top 20 places in Hungary (in my option), which you can watch here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A7dujwz4bGQ.html In general, I didn't really get into the history of any of the places I mentioned. Sometimes it's hard to make travel videos for a series of reasons: you have to do a great research, visit the place, record the place, do more research on the place, and then try to put all of that into a video. Some people worry about the beauty of a location, some about the history, some about the attractions... and it's practically impossible to cover everything - not to mention that no matter what I mention or do, there's always something I am definitely leaving out. I apologise if you felt that way. Esztergom is stunning and that was the message I wanted to put across.
I have been to Lake Balaton during our trip (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o6Lq0Z9Ed_M.html) and even though it was Winter, I still loved it! 😍 And I can tell that Eger is loved by many Hungarians considering the amount of times people have recommended it on this video alone! Thank you for watching and for your recommendations 🥰
@@danielazziptrips Hi Daniela! Oh man, wish i could see your country, i've heard there are lots nice places, and perfect roads for bikers😀 England is brilliant as well, but after 17 years of working there, on last Saturday i've returned to Hungary. Wish you a good luck, let me know, if you would like to visit Eger.
@@mihalyablonczy5557 Portugal is beautiful for sure and the food there is great! Oh wow, you've been here way longer than me. I hope going back to your home country was an exciting step in your life after such a long time! Eger is on my list for sure so one day!
All on the list! And Balaton is incredibly beautiful ☺️ I find it interesting as most people have mostly suggested cities so I guess it will be interesting to do the top places to visit video where I will share a lot more locations that are not just cities. Thank tou so much for watching! ☺️☺️
If you wanna know better our country i suggest you to visit Szeklerland in Transylvania, Romania. Here you can find many fragment of our culture as well as beautiful landscapes and historical buildings for example Vajda Hunyad castle or szekler gate museum, and many churches. Btw i like your videos because of your detailed reports which represent a bit more about the countries. :)
@@danielazziptrips indeed! i never understood why most tourists are so happily unaware of the realities. whenever i go abroad, for me it's an explicit aim to not be a "tourist" )
@@user-kc3oc9zw9b I think it's because it takes "too much work" to do proper research on each country. I get told off all the time because I spent "too long" researching a place before visiting. But it's basically thanks to my research that then those people get to see the nice things we get to see ☺️ most tourists are happy with just seeing the more popular places and call it a day, while others, like me, do invest time and try to get to know the country a bit better. It's basically different ways of traveling
Awww that is the sweetest and also funniest comment somehow. Thank you, thank you! 🙏 Growing on platforms like YTB isn't easy. You don't necessarily get rewarded for what you do (and quality doesn't necessarily equals to views) but it's knowing that people like you enjoy what I do that motivate me to keep going ☺️☺️ So I really appreciate your words! I hope you stick around, and have a wonderful weekend ☺️
As a man who does it everyday, reaching Zsámbék with public transport is very easy, buses go from Széll Kálmán square very often, and its less than 1 hour. The ticket is very cheap too.
Of course not only Budapest is Hungary or the other way around there is a different Hungary than Budapest. The same way as England have so many different faces and it is not only London.
Definitely! But unfortunately most tourists don't explore beyond that, and they just associate a country with its capital. My goal was just to show the beauty of Hungary beyond stating the obvious that we all already know, really.
Thank you for letting me know that this is something you would like to watch! In case you haven't watched it, here it is: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A7dujwz4bGQ.html
I recommend you to visit Pécs, with it's beautiful mosque standing in the centre of the town. Pécs was also a cultural capital of the EU in 2010. The city is also famous about it's ancient Christian tomb and television tower standing on the top of Mecsek Hill! One of the best place in Hungary I say, since I'm living there.
It's not just Bokod. People in my country are allergic to you stepping on their pier, even if there is nothing to damage there. The secret is, that we are very reclusive people. Even if you met a lot of friendly hungarians, let me tell you, they are secretly judging you, and they can't wait for you to leave. If we have something nice, we don't wanna share it. It's OURS and you are just invading. And I don't just mean tourists, it means our neighbors, distant relatives we don't necessarily like, a stray dog or a cat. If reading this makes you feel like I have a negative opinion on my own people, don't be mistaken... it's not just a feeling, its real, I don't like most of my people.
Hi there, thanks for watching and leaving a comment ☺️ I will be honest, the same way Budapest does not represent Hungary, I believe you cannot represent your people. I am absolutely against putting people in a box and from all of the 100/110K Hungarians that have watched my videos about their country, I had everything but the impression that they did not want me there. True, they could just be pretending to be friendly but let's be honest, this is the Internet and most people on internet have no filters and are super quick to judge and criticize. From about 300 comments, I might have 10 hate comments, which is far less than I've had in many other videos. Hungarians have been everything but hateful towards me (in general) and have been some of the kindest people here on my channel. And as for the people I have met and interacted with when visiting the country, I was never badly treated. I felt a lot more at home than I did when I visited a popular holiday destination named Cornwall in England, where many people tend to generally don't like any visitor (foreigner or not) - but where I also met one of the kindest souls I've ever met. I might be naive and extremely positive, but life is short and I would rather celebrate the human kindness I experience and the good interactions I have with other people than constantly judging or doubting other people's actions. Even if they are pretending or judging, at the end of the day, I live happily knowing that my intentions are good and believing that there's hope for humanity instead of living bitterly like some people I know, who cannot trust others and are always second guessing them. And while I know this makes me naive and more prone to be used, I would rather see the world this way. But in the end, this is just my opinion, and you've got yours too, which I respect. Have a wonderful weekend ☺️
@@danielazziptrips I wish we where like how we present ourselves to foreign visitors. Living here for almost 31 years, made me very salty about my own people. Not just because of my personal experiences, but how they behave in public, on social media, in politics...etc Thankfully you did not have time to experience the bad side of Hungarians.
@@sajisama24 I believe you. You have your reasons to think that way and I am sure you see a side of your people that I was fortunate enough not to see (just like it happens with my own people too). I hope you still found good people to have in your life 🥰
@@danielazziptrips Ohh I definitely do! Its not all doom and gloom, its just seeing what the locals did with Bokod made me speak my mind. Cos they could have used that opportunity to do something big, revitalize the area, improve what they already have to be even more beautiful. Cos the thing is, those are fishing houses. They are temporary locations. Its not like a bunch of tourists on the weekend would harm their living quality cos they don't live there. At least most of them don't. In fact, they can cash in and rent those out as AirBnB. But nope. A bunch of tourists taking photos on the piers won't scare away the fishes. Its just fishing culture in Hungary became this "If you see me fishing, don't come closer than 100-200 meters, or you scare away the fish, and break my peace, and I will yell angry and throw beer bottles at you". Meanwhile in every other country, fisherman can sit in perfect peace, with joggers and playing children around. Sorry for the rant!
@@sajisama24 you don't have to apologize, your rant was somewhat entertaining tbh eheheh I totally understand... To me it makes me sad but I cannot talk much about it because I don't know the whole picture. In London for example, there are people who are happy to have tourists take photos in front of their colourful houses while others prefer to keep their privacy and get really angry at them. It's difficult because everyone is different, gets offended by different things, and the same way, tourists can be pretty nasty and disrespectful some times. But while I do get it, I also feel very sad that it comes to this - that they couldn't find a balance for both sides to enjoy (the residents and tourists) which is very sad. And unfortunately this is happening a lot, all over the globe. Even in areas where people live off tourism, they complain about the tourists all the time, ignoring the fact that they depend on them to live (which wasn't the case of Bokod, but I assume they could definitely profit from tourism as you said). I guess this happens because you can't control the amount and type of tourists that come to these areas most of the times, and it becomes very overwhelming for residents who have to deal with their rubbish and noise. 😔 So yes, I wish there was an easy solution for cases like Bokod because I have seen a fair share of them and it makes me sad every time :/ And glad to know you have good people in your life 🥰
Találtam már párat rajta kívül is, de kevesen vállalják. Eger és Miskolc, Esztergom, egy nyugat Magyarországi átutazás Slzovéniából Bosznia felé, és egy körutazás Magyarországon. Én ennyit találtam. A többség Budapestet favorizálja. Viszont Hollókőn azért lehet külföldi szót is hallani ,csak nem videóznak közben.
Sorry I am confused. I did not mention Szeklerland nor Romania on my video. Unless you're making a reference to the title in which case, you have missed the point of the video 🤔🤔
@@bujdososzekely it actually is correct my friend. "Budapest is not in Hungary" would be incorrect, because Budapest is the capital city of Hungary. But "Budapest is not Hungary" has a completely different meaning and it is correct. It means that Budapest is not a representation of Hungary and Hungary is much more than Budapest alone - but if you watched the video in full you would have understood that 🤔 So in summary Budapest is Not Hungary ≠ Budapest is Not in Hungary The first one states that one is not another and the second one states that one is not located in another (which obviously is). Hope this makes sense and have a great weekend.
@@bujdososzekely mate, I literally just explained to you that "Budapest is Hungary" does not mean the same as "Budapest is in Hungary". I never said Budapest was not in Hungary. I do not have to visit a doctor, you have to attend English classes.
@@danielazziptrips it's one of the best preserved medieval city 's of modern Hungary (after Trianon in 1920) it also has roman ruins in the city. Another tip Pecs, there you have necropolis from Roman times too and buildings from Ottoman times
@@MrJlin1982 I didn't know they have Roman ruins there, but remember being fond of the colourful streets when looking at photos online! Pécs has been recommended by many people on my channel and I have seen it being recommended online a lot as well, I believe Sopron is definitely less popular - but I would definitely visit both ☺️ thank you!
@@danielazziptrips Are you still in Budapest or back to London? Tomorrow I will be in Budapest myself. As the coming week I going to travel around area's in the former Kingdom of Hungary & the former Kingdom of Croatia & Slavonia. This friday I go to Szentendre and Rackeve for example. I have a lot of more tips, I use as a historian (my profession) real travelguides in general. I don't use Internet not that much for travelspots. So we can go for a coffee for example if you would like too, off course as you still are in Budapest.
@@MrJlin1982 hi! So sorry for such a late reply!! I struggled to reply to all of the comments at the time and kind of lost some of them along the way. I was already back in London at the time. The whole trip you were doing sounds super interesting. How was it?
And if no one has ever said that to you, I am sure you are too! With so much negativity on the Internet, only amazing people leave comments like this! 💪✨
@@lizadoingsmth the Fury of the Tsar book on the colision of the West and the East in Central Europe and the Hungary . ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3W3AbgzrjEE.html
That is just a video of Jews dancing in Budapest 😅 My friend, I tried explaining to you before and apparently I was unsuccessful, and at this point I don't even know if you're serious or not, so I am going to give up 🤣😅 hope you have a great rest of the weekend and once again yes, Budapest is IN Hungary, but it's not Hungary 😅
No one said it wasn't. I said it myself (in the description of this video and in my other Hungary videos) 🤷🏻♀️ Budapest is Not Hungary ≠ Budapest is Not in Hungary
Oh girl... Making a video about Hungary, you just opened a can of worms. I mean a can of hungarians. 😅 Please try to ignore the dumb ones who end up talking shite here. They don't represent hungarians. I apologise... Hope you come back and thank you for making our country and people seem nice 😊❤️ Keep up the amazing work and i hope the grind pays off in many subs 😊
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 your comment just made me laugh, thank you!! To be fair, the majority of Hungarians have been truly nice. Obviously not everyone can be nice, but I don't have much to complain about. Thank you for watching and for your kind words! May you have a wonderful rest of the week ☺️☺️
Ok Budapest is not Hungary... sure... but A TOWN IS NOT JUST TEMPLE church and basilica... temples and basilicas the most boring and disgusting parts of cities...
Everyone likes different things and I think calling such places "disgusting" is not an appropriate thing to do - but that is just my opinion. Hope you have a wonderful weekend
Justice for Hungary !!! / Igazsagot Magyarorszagnak !! / Szebbjovot !!! Transylvania is NOT Romania !!! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XZddDYHE-GM.html
