24 HOURS WITH REMOTE SIBERIAN TRIBE in Buryatia, Russia
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- čas přidán 17. 01. 2020
- We've finally made it to Siberia on the Trans-Siberian Railway!
Our first adventure was arriving in Ulan-Ude, near Lake Baikal, and driving hundreds of kilometres into the wilderness to meet a remote Siberian tribe in Buryatia, Russia.
Buryatia is one of Russia's most unique republics. It has a mongol heritage, and the people who live here are descendants of the Golden Horde. The landscape is called The Steppe, a vast sweeping grassland that covers central Asia. Tribes who live here have traditionally been nomadic, making small camps like the one we stay in. This is our documentary of 24 hours with this tribe.
This experience put us outside our comfort zones. We ate some interesting Russian food like raw sheep liver, rode horses, wrestled, and had the time of our lives. While this experience isn't for everyone, it's definitely for me. This was one of my favourite days on the Trans-Siberian Railway. The people we met in this small village made it especially memorable. You can tell by their faces, that they are kind and generous. We felt right at home in this remote part of Russia.
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A bit of a background story. This is a train journey of 10,000 km across Russia, the biggest country in the world. 25 days to visit Saint Petersburg, Moscow, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Krasnoyarsk, Ulan-Ude, and Vladivostok.
A big thank you to the sponsors of the #TransSibChallenge
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Dragons! 🐉I had to censor and remove a lot of the content in this video.
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Mike volverás a venir a México tultepec a los toros ? 8 de marzo 2020.
Hey Mike...Dandansoy is a good horse-back rider...he did it in Bukidnon with Kulas.
Those people need some chickens and a couple rooster's... how do we get them some..
Very informative. Thanks for sharing, Lord-Jesus-Christ com
The older woman’s smile could solve any conflict. Couldn’t help but smile back!
Greetings from Mongolia. Happy to see that the Buryats keep their traditions. The slaughtering of the sheep, cooking it, using every part of it, eating the blood sausage first and even the way you mount the horse. All of is tradition. Thank you for showing it to us.
As I said under Gareth’s video, thanks for diving into Russia deepest than 99% of bloggers and travelers do. But you have to stay here for a year to view all cultures living here and meet with Russian regions during different seasons. Next time try Yakutia during winter for example. :)
One year is not enough to explore all cultures and regions of Russia, you'd need a lifetime ;)
I wanna go to Yakutia but I am really interested in going in summer for the Ysyakh celebrations though. But winter would be cool too just because it's so extreme.
Given the time I'm living. I think it's maybe a bad idea. But we aren't the enemy. Much love to you and your family from the U.S and I hope we don't get to this point.
No way in this world, will he ever go to Yakutia during winter
I don't know why I feel like Crying watching your videos I wanna live my life like those tribes🙂
Me to .. just simple
What a life you live. Constantly pushing yourself to keep going even though it might be scary or dangerous. Love your work
Thank you !!!
11:09
I laughed too hard, as the uplifted head bumped back into the wood and made the "bonk" sound... i definitely will be send to hell :D
same here. glad I'm not the only one. lol. idk why it was so funny. lol
@@suzz1776 glad i'm not the only one, too.
See u in hell then, lol
Weird noises man, they get me every time.
He has the most amazing job ever. I could only dream of getting to go to all these place and meet all these people in their culture. I love the videos.
Great video. The scenery was beautiful, unlike the stories I've always heard about how cold and dreary Siberia is.
Beautiful there in the summer!
Yeah, It's cold in winter. In summer, as you can see, it's okay.
Buryatia is located in the southern part of Siberia. We can say that Siberia ends there. In the North of Siberia you will find endless snow deserts and cold up to minus 60 degrees Celsius in winter.
A dog is a Buryat-Mongolian wolfhound, called in Buryat HOTOSHO! Such a dog is expensive, very smart and calm, but strong. The main distinguishing feature is the yellow eyebrows above the eyes. They perfectly protect homes, simply do not bark. The love of a child.
in America we just call them Tibetan mastiff’s it also kind of looks like a Rottweiler as well
@@luhgeeky1572
I was about too say the same thing
I thought it was a Mongolian Bankhar. May have spelled that wrong but there definitely badass livestock gaurdian dogs. I’ve seen vids of them beating the tar outta wolves
Such a fascinating look into everyday life in Buryatia. The steppe is stunning and the people seem so happy and kind and friendly. I also really like that you always make a point of talking about the slaughter of the animal and gift that it gives to the community. I'd imagine seeing that process makes you more grateful for the meal you get from it. Great job on the horse - that's more than I've ever managed! 😂I think the Canadian Beaver needs a rematch, right? The feast looks incredible. And I loved the respectful way you showed the shamanic ritual. Beautiful! Did you get to learn much about it? 🐉🐉🐉🐉
Hahaha I think I’d probably lose round 2 as well. That man was so strong! You know I love talking about where near comes from. I think we all need to speak about it more, but I definitely know you get it! 🐉🐉🐉
You got dragon content on ya phone??
Привет всем из Солнечной Бурятии))) Ждем вас снова в гости, будем очень рады)))
Translation?
@@stronk7919 "Hello to everyone from the sunny Buryatia))) We'll be very happy when you'll visit us again)))"
@@stronk7919 and the ))) are Russian smileys
Jesteś bardzo pozytywnym człowiekiem i przyciągasz do siebie tylko takich ludzi. Piszę to dlatego, że czytając komentarze pod Twoim filmem widzę tylko wpisy ludzi mądrych i również pozytywnych. A to nie często się zdarza. Gratuluję pięknej podróży i życzę Ci następnych tak pięknych jak ta.
Wow👍🏻 they treated you with old traditions. Very kind of them
Thank you so much for the video! I'm from Ulan-Ude and it's a pleasure to see how people from different countries appreciate beauty of your homeland ♥️
Love the storytelling in this one, Mike. Reminds me a lot of the landscapes I saw in Kazakhstan
Basically the same climate
Yea it a very cool video
Great Job Mike. Your really out there living. Learning what humanity is like. Meeting brothers and sisters from all nationalities and cultures. You are blessed to give yourself these opportunities.
Siberia has always been a dream trip for vacation or to live
Warto było czekać bo film jest naprawdę extra. CNN Wam nie wybaczy, że pokazujecie inną, serdeczną Rosję niż oni. Wielki Szacunek!
This was one of my favourites too! 🐉
Wow!!! What a relaxing, peaceful and beautiful place..
Exactly this. I could spend a week there
Amazing shots. An amazing experience. Truly a life to live
Mongolian wolf hunter looks identical to a Rottweiler.
Id say looks similar, it had a different face shape kinda thing
@@a.g.m.s_1916 and longer hair but gotta say, the color patterns are identical
the name is bankhar
@@GigaChad.. there are alot of black and tanpoint based dogs out there.... doberman, little pinchers, Patterdale terriers. Colour doesn't determine breed
@@justcharlie6038 now would you mind telling me where i said they were the same breed?
This content is so underrated! I love how it's shot. There is a good balance of beatiful general land views and moments of a real life of a traditional Buryatian tribe.
I just found this channel and can't stop watching your videos. That's the best travel channel out there, that's how travels should be done, exploring the world and not falling for tourist trends. This how I want to travel, this is traveling.
As always such a pleasure to watch your vlogs, and experience cultures through you! Thank you
More of these coming up ;)
Always Love everything about your videos Mike! You introduce us to the real people of the places you visit. Thanks. You were a natural on the horse. 🥴👍
Humanity is so diverse , unique and beautiful. Love the content.
Another very interesting culture to learn about , thank you Mike for always sharing 😘
It’s so beautiful there! All the green! You’re a lucky man!! ❤️❤️ love what you dooo!
I'm travelling the world through your vlogs. Thank you heaps
This is a great series! You did a great job. I was born in the USSR, but raised and still live in Canada. Proud of you and your journeys.
i found your channel yesterday and i’m in love ever since dude ! 🙌🏼
amazing, heartwarming and really inspiring to go out again and live!
What a culture!
Thanks for this vlog mike we learn alot😊take care
One of my favorites ❤️🐉
Us too🙌
Really love and respect what your doing on this channel! Have a lot of respect for yu bro
This channel is underrated! Keep up the amazing work!
I'm lovin' those drone shots. 🤗
Your traveres thru these countries and peoples makes me feel so small and spoiled. I truly admire your dedication and courage for bringing these beautiful people for my learning.
Such an incredible video. Love your style of travel: really diving deep into another people’s culture and continuing to push yourself into uncomfortable situations. You’re truly an inspiration for us man! Keep doing awesome things!
Such a gorgeous area. I would love to live in a place like that. That was such a nice treat seeing the ritual! Really cool.
Wow! Such beautiful landscapes and exotic ness. I want to hear their indigenous language.
Very cool right? I'm going to do more videos like this! 🐉
vlog marathon on all fearless and far videos.. so educational... vlog with a purpose and contents are descent and authentic.. congrats mikmik.. keep it up..your doing absolutely great..
Great job fascinating look into everyday life in BuryatiaRussia
Once again awesome video mate ,keep it coming👍👍👍👍👍😀😀😀what a beautiful landscape
Honestly this is amazing 👏
As someone who raises, breaks, and rides horses… hearing you say it’s one of the most difficult things to do, right after you ate a raw sheep liver like a hoss, made me chuckle a little. ❤ love your channel. Keep adventuring!
Thank you for this video about my motherland which I didn't see for along time 😙
That place is beautiful and relaxed. I would love that place
Great content as always, 👍♥️
Love your videos man!✨
What beautiful country!
Amazing place. Truly a life to love!
Riding on the Steppes! For centuries now these lands have been travelled on horse back…. What a lovely family!
I love your vlogs outside the Philippines.
It has cultural depth vs crazy videos in the Phils.
This has more cultural relevance for us to learn.
It must be really emotional when leaving these sort of places because the people are so friendly they make you welcome then showing you one of there rituals what ain't for the outsiders. Great video bro thanks
amazing video work and editing.
Thanks for show about my motherland
So enjoyable to watch 😁
Such kind people right?
Interesting and fun. Thank you.
Enjoy watching these makes ya realize how little your reality of living is.
That’s my homeland ! I miss it so much
Your vlog is absolutely in the level of NAT.Geo or more! Huge fan from philippines! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
What an honor to be welcomed like that.
The buryats are famed for their hospitality. To not treat your guests kindly is a dishonor.
i love your videos my man !
I’m from northern Canada myself, these people look just like my family!
Holy Blow my mind!! It looks like you were driving along a road to nowhere however it lead somewhere absolutely beautiful
Its a unique experience!
Amazing and interesting! They certainly look very happy, unlike so many of us who live in let's say a more civilised environment, if you can call it that way ;)
You are really fearless MikMik.
Good Luck, man!
Hi!! fantastic video! Your channel is great, I send you a hug from Tijuana!🤗
Missing Mexico these days. I’ll be back!
@@fearlessandfar Fantastic!! You are welcome to Mexico whenever you want !! I hope you come to see Tijuana, Baja California soon !! 🤗
You are beyond fearless Mike😱
Simply life indeed...good people..
I've seen Gerath's video, it is interesting to see now your point of view for my home area:) thank you ❤️
I just foun you on youtube and this stuff you do is rely cool! I like when you show the foods. nice
Your the best one you tuber. U deserve more likes n subscribers.
this channel needs more subs.
Hi mike your vedios very interesting im addicted to your vedios i see how humble strong you are thank you for sharing an awesome vedios we learn alot from you keep up the good work😊❤
thought of leaving a comment saying ...still binge watching randomly whenever m getting time hehe
:P
Really cool.
Would love to stay and wake up in the steppes like that.
Agree completely that we should use the whole animal if we are going to eat it, we throw away too much in the West just because we think so many things are "disgusting".
Intestines and organs are often tasty as well.
Anyway Russia is amazing and diverse.
Too many people really know nothing about what the real Russia is like.
More people should go and see the beauty and how many different regions, cultures, languages etc. there are there. And how friendly Russians actually are.
Interesting place Mike
this is beautiful content
Now this is one of my fav ones man 😽❤
I honestly wish I could go with this guy to meet people like this and be lucky to try live like them
You are just exellent.
I completely agree with your comments about using every part of the animal, in Western culture it was always the same as well. My grandmother always used to prepare tripe, liver, kidneys, blood sausage and even crumbed lambs brains. These foods are in fact delicious and packed full of essential nutrients, but younger generations have turned away from eating these for a multitude of reasons, we need to encourage young people again that this is the essence of life and respecting the food which gives us such.
I really love their culture samelaly our Thai land they people there are always give a smile.
Liked & Subscribed 👍🏿
Nice bro 👌
I would definitely love to travel here.
I subbs yr channel case you are explore our lands good to see you there and respect for this friendly people
I have always been fascinated by the many Russian cultures, from St. Petersburg all the way to Vladivostok. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences in Russia! Horses scare you? I had to laugh because I love horses!
Beautiful
i like the content i really like it
So glad I came across this channel. It’s a pleasure to see a traveler who respects other cultures, and immerses himself with the locals.
I have one question though…. Do you give any gift, money or anything to the people who you meet on your journeys?
Me to
That's what I want to know too. What does he bring to these generous ppl besides expense and germs? They share willingly but it costs them to feed and house guests. Does he visit the elderly, help them make repairs, bring gifts? 🤔 If I travel the world visiting other cultures and profiting from it it is a gorm of exploitation no matter how nice the person is. He may be engaging in escapism from a boring life but to really know and immerse yourself in a culture he should stay for a longer time and contribute to the tribe. It's all fun and games to stay in a village surrounded by alligators for a few days versus it being your daily reality.
Mic-Mic! How are you? Hope to see you soon with kulas and fighter boys
Apart of me comes from there, and that looks so tasty!! I have only had cooked turkey liver.
eating raw liver you get all nutrients out of it.
even vitamin C
hence they dont even need any plant foods in their diet.
they can live of raw meat. and they do actualy
stuning guyz
I can honestly say, I haven’t touched meat since watching this video. Thank you for opening my eyes. ❤
I often wonder how fun it would be if the fighter boys are with you in your trips like this one