Journey to Pomorie - The Real Russian North
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- In this video me and my friend Denis go on a week-long adventure to Arkhangelsk region, also known as Pomorie, to explore authentic areas of White Sea. We explore 2 major cities of the region (Arkhangelsk and Severodvinsk), a number of towns and villages and talk to local people. Check timecodes below to see more detailed description of the video's content:
00:00 - Welcome to the land of Pomors
00:20 - Celebrating New Year in a Russian passenger train with random people
05:16 - Exploring Arkhangelsk - the capital of Pomorie
10:04 - Local man shows around his freezing wooden barrack
14:44 - Understanding Pomor architecture (Malyye Korely openair museum)
16:28 - The food of Pomors
16:39 - New Year vibes in Arkhagelsk and my opinion about the city
17:44 - Severodvinsk - the homeland of nuclear submarines
20:34 - Hitchhiking across Northern nowhere during frost hit
22:16 - The town of Onega and our Soviet hotel!
23:36 - Journey to wooden churches of Vorzogory (400 years old!)
28:08 - Cheap Russian food and hotel review
29:52 - Hitchhiking to Plesetsk.
30:29 - Barely inhabited village of Syr'ya and its wooden church
31:38 - Russia's tallest wooden church (built in 1651) in Piyala
32:54 - Conclusions (outro)
Enjoy!
Filmed in December 2021 - January 2022.
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I am from Pomor'e myself, thank you very much for the video, for 4 years I went to the south of Russia to Rostov-on-Don to get an education, I did not even imagine how much I would miss, such videos cause awe and pleasant sadness, very soon I will return to my land, thank you for this piece of something warm and native ❤️
10 years ago today, it was NYE and I was an Aussie on a Russian train from Moscow to Yekaterinburg. I met so many awesome people in Russia and did so many different things in my months long visit. I had never seen snow before either and was very unprepared for the cold. Still is my best holiday ever and I really want to visit again one day, along with a few extra family members.
Reminds me of Northern Minnesota :) I love your videos. Cheers from the USA. The Russian people seem very warm and friendly, unlike what you hear about on the news from the USA and western Europe. I hope we can all be friends one day.
Oh shut up. Russia isn't all sunshine and rainbows... MeDiA BaD
The wood construction in all the different buildings is absolutely beautiful. thanks for putting in random russian word translations. ive been learning russian for 2 years and never seen the word щеколда. спасибо за еще одно классное видео))
A well-described, properly organized production about this little known part of our world... I think Russia is a planet of its own, with so many hidden gems for alternative travel! Thanks for taking us with you and greetings from the koniak country!✌️🇬🇷
best part is vast areas are accessible by train. Sure, before there were even people. My trvels were in the early 1990's and i loved it.
Ура, мой родной поморский край.
Cпасибо!!
Привет из Северодвинска и Вам, земляк
So, there is a region in Russia called Pomorie, there's Bulgarian seaside town called Pomorie and there is also Polish region known as Pomorze. All three mean the same thing, literally "by the sea". Interesting.
Slavic unity hehe. I'd add "Primorie" (Maritime Territory) in the Fad East of Russia with the capital in Vladivostok. Means "near/by the sea".
pretty basic stuff. however when you hear an indian speak the same words as you speak in the baltics, words that mean the same thing in both super distant countries-its a bit more suprising. the older the language the further away you can find it
Pomerania too
to me it's obvious that slavic countries with a sea have a "by-the-see" region
Привет! Я из Онеги, живу в Северодвинске. Часовня в деревне Сырья, где вы были, это святое место, там совершаются настоящие чудеса, в том числе исцеления. Еще надо бы посетить остров Кий - потрясающее место! Вообще в тех местах очень красивая природа.
Beautiful to see the restoration of these Orthodox Churches. Слава богу! Blessings from Sweden
Good video! Greetings from Reykjavik and Yoshkar-Ola, Mari El Republic
Beautiful drone shots in this video. Everything looks lovely with snow on!!
he could be a drone operator on the front lines
I love the wooden houses and I am glad that some examples are being preserved. I am liking ?Archangel?❤
Hello from Nevada USA! Love your videos Vagabond, keep up the great work!
Your videos make me want to learn russian and travel! Keep up the good work :)
Welcome tu Russia 🇷🇺 🤝
As an American, seeing you hitchhike scares me! But you always find lovely people who want to show you their village and tell you the history. It's so nice to see an area with buildings so old. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
It must be hard to live in America if it's scary to hitchhike there. It's completely safe in Russia.
It's safe, Americans are just dumb and scared of their own shadow @@morbidwoodpeckers
I have been several times to both the USA and Russia. And let me tell you that I allways felt safer on russian soil. I speak both russian and eanglis. Im from argentina. My mother lenguage is spanish
Happy NewYear Vagabond. I totally enjoyed this video. That area looks inviting, good history really interesting place to visit. Thank you.
Really enjoyed this video. Thank you.
Makes me happy every time you post a new one brother.
Blessings.
Hello Ivan! Thank you for another fascinating video!
Your videos are always great! Thanks for your work.
I love your videos, for some reason I find this type of content very interesting.
Awesome video! I really enjoyed it. It would definitely be worth it to go back during summer and see the beautiful surroundings and architecture.
Brilliant video, I love the architecture of the wooden churches and it’s great to hear that there was various people/groups involved in the upkeep and restoration process. Thank you for sharing this excellent video and for all the great content you’ve shared thus far. Wishing you a very Happy New Year and safe travels
Love you and your videos, sharing your 1st. hand experiences, very much appreciated🤗 Bless you 🙏🏻💗
Happy new year Ivan 🎉🍾, and meny thanks for sharing.👍
Thank you for another amazing video!
Really enjoy the videos. 🖤
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Thanks for the great video.
My favorite exploring channel along with Shiey, 💯. I love this guy, Ivan i think. 🙏🏻
Thanks for the content and insight
Nice report. Thank you for real pictures :-)
Beautiful brother. I just got back from Russia is my favorite place ive ever been
С Новым Годом и c Рождеством. Keep taking us to this fascinating and interesting places during 2024.
the quality of his videos are great :)
keep up the amzing work!
Thanks for very interesting video!
Arkhangelsk is said to be where British sailors/traders discovered pancakes and brought the recipe back. The beginning of the love affair with pancakes! The rest is history.
It also was the place where British-Russian trade relations have started in XVIth century. By accident, the merchants were sekking north path to India.
Wow, beautiful Thank you very much Amazing vidéo. Happy new Year 🥂 merci beaucoup. Pozz svima ot sefer I marija. Francija
Thanks Happy New Year from Cornwall
Russian cities look oddly cozy during the winter. It's nice getting to see a first-hand look at these random places around the country. I'm wondering what kind of drone you use.
🤣🤣
Very nice landscape an the peoples looks nice too ! Happy new year, from Québec city, Canada ! 😁🇨🇦
Thanks Vagabond! I always enjoy your videos. It shows parts of the world that are harder to reach for me nowadays. Keep up the excellent work! :)
He probably won't be watching, but greetings to the man who visited Greece and bought property! He was so kind with you! I am greek and i want to live in Russia, although i certainly can't afford to buy property 😅
The nature is incredible, and so are the people! How crafty they have to be to survive the harsh winter. The white sea!
Also, the wooden church; unbelievable how old it is and how tall for its' age!
I cherish these videos. It's incredible to see, and i am looking forward to visiting as many of these places as i can.
Also, thank you for putting subtitles on the screen where needed! It helps me as i'm learning russian.
Stay safe)
Hopefully he stayed there and avoid conscription
Спасибо за классное видео! Надеюсь серия фильмов про Русский Север продожится (ну как минимум Мурманской областью - там есть множество как природных так и антропогенный достопримечательностей). С новым годом и наступающем Рождеством! Успехов в продвижении канала и всех благ лично Вам!
Fantastic, what a great experience and so nice to see a bit of the Russia people and your country. Thanks for sharing
The wooden buildings are so interesting.
Superb video
Cool video. So much snow it’s pleasant to see
Thank you. С Новым Годом.
lovely video!🙏💗
Happy New Year!🎉🤪🥂
Looks so braw especially the old wooden buildings 😊 love seeing this😊
Great work man🎉❤
i like you're videos very very much, please make more videos
Thanks for a well made Vloog, I love russia outback videos/Documentarys!!
Happy new year Vagabond. looking forward to next years adventures.
The man returning from greece was dropping much knowledge. Well wishes from Florida.
Man, I was born in Arkhangelsk and still living:) True genuine gemstone of Russia❤ Free education and high standart medical care. Visited nearly 1/3 of the world still I've never had a thought of moving elsewhere
Happy new Year my friend, stay safe!
great video👍
Good video 👍🏴
It feel like I'm playing the typical Call of duty game with my eyes. Keep it up bro, keep makin the exploration of Russian peninsula. I have became such fan with the History & Present of Russia through your videos
I have been watching your travels your respect for the history of cultures!
Miss RU. Among other things, we did a long 3 day trip by train to Lake Baykal. Very memorable experience!
Very interesting thank you from the UK
Good travel, congratulations and cheers.
Great video, Vagabond. Greetings from Ireland.
Your videos are quite entertaining!
It's wild to me (Canadian ), seeing people sleeping like that in the train, I can't imagine trying to sleep like that -- granted if it means saving a fortune doing that vs an airplane, it makes sense.
I can honestly say I would not expect fireworks in rural Russia, looks like you had a great time and you're not even hungover! hahah.
Great content!
edit; ugh, -9c is cold! but I give you extra points for thinking it isn't cold 😂
Russians don’t get hungover
It doesn't make sense. A plane ticket costs about the same, if not cheaper. Maybe there're some luggage considerations, i'm not sure about that. However, some places cannot be reached by plane.
i've never seen a person who doesn t fall sleep on the night train. The way it moves (like a cuddle) and this sound of railway wheels... if you need to wake up during the night you ll see the whole train sleep like babies
You seem to be decent fellow, hope we can meet one day in better times. Really enjoy your films, really like your style of traveling :) good luck, and happy new year!
nice to see the real people of russia unlike what we see on the news
If only more people on the planet realized others elsewhere are just doing what they do.. they just talk a different language. Good to see getting drunk on a train is an international activity !
These "real" Russians are the same young men who get conscripted to fight in Putin's genocide.
completely agreed
@@rabbiehippo
the people on the news are the real people of Russia too.
These "real" people you saw in this video, most of them still support their army. I live in a country, where ~25% of the population is russian. Most of them seem nice, but when you start talking about politics, they change right away 100%. Average russian is dumb and patriotic, they support their country in every situation, even if it's wrong. They're ready to eat potato peels for their country.
Happy new year from Brazil
Great, I wish I was there
Great video, love the footage of the arson house, totally crazy stuff, really look forward to your summer visits if they can still happen.
Love your videos, so interesting to see this much ice and snow as I don't live in a place with much. I also love to see the size of Russia, with its massive landscapes it is very ineresting.
Happy New Year and Orthodox Christmas.
Nice people are trying to preserve the history of these interesting places.
Хей! Это моя родина. Мы собирали ягоды на болоте, ездили купаться на Белое море в жаркую погоду и разукрашивали поморский пряник козулю (kozula) глазурью. Такие воспоминания)
Но большая часть людей не живëт в деревянных домах, а большая часть даже против расселения. В центре города Архангельска (моего родного города), есть деревянный дом среди высоток. Это дом батюшки, который отгонял ночью поджигателей, чтобы их не расселили. Пока домик стоит, на сколько знаю.
Thanks for showing parts of Russia like this. I have been fascinated by Russia, how things look, the history behind these places and regions and just how different things are for many years now. It's hard to think of buildings here being over 400 years old when my country (Australia) only properly started real development a little over 220 years ago.
I would love to visit places you have shown on your channel in Russia, but I will have to wait to see what the future holds.
This region has very unexpected historical connection to Australia. This land is so far from everything happening, it's probably never been touched by war until Russian Civil war broke out. And intervening in this region was British brigade with Australian unit in it. So Australians were part of probably the only force that ever invaded these lands. (Just a historical anecdote from over a century ago)
Vagabond never fails with his videos!
Arkhangelsk looks very inviting. I could do without Lenin's monstrous mug, but that's real history, so I get it. That chapel...beautiful, and the architecture of that house was just fascinating!
happy new year peace on earth
OH MAN RUSSIA IS TRULY A COUNTRY OF CONTRAST & THANK YOU FOR SHOWING US THIS BEAUTIFUL PART
On the one hand
Genocidal dictators
On the other
People who don't give a shit?
Happy new year Ivan 🎉
I like your videos better than bald and bankrupt. You give better view of every town and show things that interest people that are planning to visit those places.👍🏻
That area is beautiful 💙 I'm surprised not more tourists go and visit more often. Place Is definitely underrated
The reason is people simply don't want to deal with the Russian government, oligarchs or organized crime in the area. Russia is very dangerous and much poorer than western Europe. No one denies the beauty nor the risks.
@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty I know people are starving like a third world country and peoples rights being violated. But if i went as an American would it be dangerous for me to go there or in Russia in general?
@@SixHundredandThirteen Both.
@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKittyI understand , but I'm a Hispanic American and also speak Spanish what if I act like I'm from a Caribbean Island ?
@@SixHundredandThirteen Yeah, probably will be fine.
Great video. Would love to visit this region one day when it’s possible. My favourite line is the toilet being ‘146% Soviet’!
Vagabond! You should've sung Диалог у новогодней ёлки on the train! Wonderful video.
Russia is so interesting looking! Thanks for yet again showing us a pocket of your country that many of us have never heard of before! I'd love to visit someday, but not in winter...-13F is cold!
this is damn beautiful :)
спасибо.
The rotating log in the village was used to pull buckets of water out of the well. It was missing the chain+bucket.
Thank you for the video, because every winter there are only videos about Yakutsk (all the same thumbnail) and I'm tired of it
Cool Vanya! Excellent video as always. Russian food looks very simple, but very hearty and delicious. Did you visit the Kosmodrom Plesetsk?
If I had visited cosmodrome, I would had shown it or at least mentioned. It required special permission that I didn't have a desire to wait. Also I didn't have courage to sneak there illegally, so no cosmodrome that time.
Привет из Поморья!
Such amazing wooden buildings stuck in time it’s just history and culture out of any country I want to visit in winter Russia is number one
Wait until they get rid of the fascists.
@@rgbforever4561I’m not wanting to go to America or Israel
at 12:13 the nu pogodi calendar
You have the most interesting adventures. As a desert rat, I felt cold for the entire video.
A great insight to northern Russia, but I could never live in those cities nor those villages, a 5000 to 10,000 population with all the ammenities is more acceptible to me. I have no problem living a wooden house as my 42,000 population has only 2 high rise apartment buildings, the rest are single dwelling wooden and sometimes brick in Timmins Ontario Canada. It's so different to what I know and where I grew-up and still living at, we are a mining (gold) and base metal area, and the logging area too!
My boy upgraded with a drone!
Onzellig🇳🇱
Лол, кто-то добрался до нашей глуши) хоть посмотрел красивые пролеты над своим городом :)