15 Unbelievable Places Where People Actually Live
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- You know what they say! Finding a new place to live is all about location, location, location! But there are some seriously strange places in this world that people have chosen to make their permanent home! Suddenly our neighbourhood looks kinda boring! Yep, from a whole town living in one giant apartment block in the Alaskan wilderness, to a secret underground temple in theAlps that is home to a mystical community with their very own currency, these are the 15 Unbelievable Places Where People Actually Live
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The amount of times Austria and Australia get confused...
Australia: southern hemisphere, huge, kangaroos, lots of heat and surrounded by oceans
Austria: northern hemisphere, quite small, cows, lots of snow and full of alps and classical culture (Mozart...)
landlocked* aswell
This is really interesting but please change the narrative to Austria for Hallstatt. Not Australia. Hoping the rest is accurate because it’s really interesting. Another small thing, Coober Pedy is pronounced 'Peedy.' Hope you don’t mind the feedback. Offered in the spirit of friendship.
Haha, I thought mixing austria for australia was an urban myth.
Came here to write the same xD
Austria is not Australia.
Hallstat is in Austria not in Australia. Please correct your information so as not to misinform your viewers.
Yes, what an ignoramus!
I loved that Australia had an Austrian village built in the 16th century! Shows how clever the aborigines are…
He says European village in Australia… not very focused that day, but it can be done again.
And to be correct, there's a german town named HallstaDt, Austrias town reads HallstaTt
Werner Hahn it's not going to have a German castle though now will it. The aboriginal people then lived in grass and 💩 shacks at that time. And the only reason the aboriginal people live in houses is because the Australian government gives them housing. Without that they'd still live in grass and 💩 shacks.
Hallstatt is in Austria not in Australia ! I’m an Australian and know for sure it’s not in Australia 🇦🇺 this narrator makes a lot of silly mistakes I tell you 😀
I know right. I cringed so hard with the awful pronunciations of Coober Pedy.
@@emilyhunter666 in another video he pronounced Emu which is an Australian large flightless bird Emoo 😂
@@emilyhunter666 Coober Pedy is a very cool town. Wish we had something like that here (US--yeah, right).
I noticed that, too.
Good morning
I think about the floating city in Cambodia, when a young kid first gets his “driver’s license”, and then saves up for his first canoe.
Beautiful photos, great information but surprising that Australia got mixed up with Austria. The two could not be further apart in distance and culture.
Might have been spell check at work. :-)
Yeah, that really bugged me too.
Yes, bugged me too - I knew it wasn't in Australia - Hallstatt. No countryside or houses anywhere in Australia look like that - but Austria - there. Also, he gave the date as 1600 when the original was built. How could that be in Australia then????!!!! And then, the way he pronounced Coober Pedy - SO INCORRECT (It is pronounced "Cooper Peady".
Just someone who did not go school can think like that
yea i thought it was just a one time mistake but then he kept repeating the mistake over and over lol
...Hallstadt is in Austria, not Australia.
Yes that and Australia is definitely not in Europe
Was just going to point that out,😊
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Wonderful! Thanks for the posts.
Awesome information, great job! These places are all amazing to see in this video. I learned a lot, very educational! Thanks for sharing, please keep them coming.👏👏👏
The second picture of the town in the steep walled valley is Jamestown, Saint Helena. The islands of Ascension, Tristan de Cunha and Saint Helena are administered under one governor as a British Overseas Territory.
That's what I thought as well (Jamestown)!
Great Information. Thanks for giving such a wonderful information.
Wait ,so the poles holding up the temple on the side of the cliff are 1400 years old or have they been changed over the years?
I live in alaska an have been to Whittier. cool videos😎 definitely want to at least stopping by slab city,CA just to see it 👌
4: Austria not Australia 🤦🏼♀️
Beautiful place my friend. Thanks for sharing
Should have added Huacachina. It's a tiny Peruvian town built around a small oasis, and surrounded by sand dunes.
Wish I could 😪 travel the world 🌎
Very fascinating
Absolutely enjoyed this video. I credible places..so happy to see an indian city here occupying the no 1 spot
Very interesting video thanks for sharing also I loooved the place in the Netherlands I wish I could live there and I swear all my anxiety and depression would go away lol
I know! That place looks amazing 😍
Yoy saw pictures with boats in Giethoorn but they also showed a picture from above and that is Boertange, a very different village in the vorrm of a ciitadel.
That place in the Netherlands looks like it might be reasonably comfortable. Although I don't know much of anything about their Politics, it just looks like it might be reasonably comfortable and peaceful. I though the foothills of the Alps sounded interesting until I leaned it was a commune. I might be able to get used to Alaska.
I am loving it... Thanks so much.
I love how that Chinese village has recreated an Austrian village. It looks so quiant and, well, cute.
Chinese are good at copying. Lol
Seen the original in Austria....much much better than the fake Chinese one
@@rafaelguerreros263 We have some villages in Australia which are similar to the old-fashioned style in Germany. Sometimes people love to replicate the style of another nation in a particular time - usually the olden days.
In some of these places, you can't help but wonder about the sewer and water system especially the villages on water.
Don't wander too far............
@@alienpov Men and Fish both feed on each other ..................................... oh no what did I say?
@@mosesnroses don't say it a gain
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I thought that exact time
First video was a combination of Tristan da Cunha and Saint Helena Island two individual Islands albeit sister Islands? Completely different Islands different population numbers by a few thousand 🤔🙂. A further note Saint Helena Island population is over 4000.
An awesome video. Subscribing!!
The villages in Florida is not 55 only, they have family sections.
Loved d video👍
15:03 “Nothing goes to waste” 15:05 “10% goes to waste” 😂
Maybe 10%is nothing 😄
Ohh tnx for good knowledge ❤️
Cool places. The village high in the Andes in Peru seems interesting.
and try mail order to Austria - usually goes via Australia!
Thanks for sharing 👍🇬🇭
Amazing!
Ok Ok the narrator does not need a hundred people to point out his one mistake. He gave us all sorts of information and videos that we had no idea existed. Thank you.
fair enough but there where are couple of pronunciation errors as well and if your going to do a factual video....
@@impale_an_eel_its_fun I'll trade you my life savings if you can pronounce my real name :)
One try, mine against yours.
@@valvenator ok I will give it ago valvenator.. see I did it.. do you want my bitcoin account?
I sure would like to visit all of these places.
Same. But not now
... I was amazed to see these places......
I lived in Anchorage for 4 years and went to Whittier twice it beautiful
Beautiful places there... Hope i get a chance to visit some of them 🤔
Thanks Missing Files. Your work is fabulous and best information. 👍👍👍👍
The Villages, U.S.A. is the only one that caught my eye.
I'm gonna check out property now. Thanks a bunch & God Bless yer sweet face. B.M.W.
what audio track was used in #5 The Villages USA?
amazing place
The Iron Age in Europe is known as the “Halstatt Age” because it was begun by the Celts Halstatt, AUSTRIA.
Only known in Austria,, nowhere in Europe we call it Haltstsdt
Oh. I'll find out whether it's close to my place. I may visit it..... Greetings from Dimboola in Victoria, Australia. 😂😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏👏😁
Good morning
I love thisplace because it's n quite
@@RumduolAngkorMissed your comment. Every single place on earth has its own special beauty. If everything was enjoyed for the uniqueness of its own, we learn from it. Love everything about the world that we live in. The good, the bad and the ugly. So long as we do no harm, consider all. Can't go wrong. It's a wonderful world.
Nice videos. Tks.
I regret not moving to Salvation Mountain also known as Slab City. When I was a teen my mother and I was running out of places to live. We only lived an hour from there. I said no thinking it was just a strip of concrete slab.I went there when I got older that place felt like home. I regret not moving there when I had a chance. The people aren’t to friendly well some… I guess later on in the years rough people started moving there causing issues with others who have lived there for years. The person who built Salvation Mountain died. Back when he was alive is when it was a more family feeling community. It’s sad how others can ruin it for others.
It sounds nice years ago. Are there more places in the USA like this?
Nice to have Giethoorn on number 8. It's a interesting village, mainly populated with Asian tourists. The footage of the star shaped town has nothing to do with Giethoorn. We have a few of those places. This one is Boertange. Some of the others are Naarden and Briele. They are actualy some centuries old strongholds against foreign invasions (Spanish in this case). The order to build the Bourtange strongholds dates from 1580.
Good morning
I thought so! I searched GoogleEarth in vain for the star-shaped center of Giethoorn, but it proved just as elusive as the town of Hallstatt in Australia! Wow, someone really did not do their homework in the preparation of this video!
Je was me voor, Pieter. Mijn comment betreffende Giethoorn is per direct verwijderd.
I really enjoyed this i love knowing things like this thxs 😊
Austria not Australia. It's OK though, mistakes happen.
oddly enough I have this AUSTRIAN town on my screen. see it every time I long in, LOL !!
Yupp I am scrolling through the comments to see if someone else noticed.
@@MrManfly Log in ! no problem, human is to error
Truly unbelievable!
Beautiful places💕
Can't believe a village in the Amazon Rain Forest didn't make the list. I would pick The Villages in Florida or the Netherlands one.
If you want to move to the villages just make sure you're white. They don't welcome those who aren't. Facts.
I would love too live in the small towns
Hallstatt Australia? That is hysterical.
Coober Pedy in the Australian Outback is famous for Opal Stone. I had one.bought at Adelade.,
Wow beautiful places...❤
Yeah. It's unbelievable
Love the village on Florida for 55 yrs. Up. Great idea. Gotta look into that!
Watching that right now and reading your comment lol
I hope you're white. They don't take kindly to those who aren't. Facts.
@@albtckl What a thing to say.
@@barbarakloise6790 its a well documented fact that the villages are one of the most racist areas in the entire country. Why anyone would want to move there is beyond me.
@@albtckl Well if a person does not know things aboyt a place then that would be a good reason.
Wonderful information. Great job. Thank you.
The Villages, that's an amazing idea
Hate to inform you but the villages is one of the most racist places in the U.S. If you're not white, you're not welcome. I wouldn't touch that place with a ten foot pole.
The mess in in my bedroom is unbelievable to live in the world
That town in the mountains of Tibet with the monastery looked really cool, I don’t know where I would park my car though if I lived there? I have a hard enough time trying to find easy street parking back home in Staten Island NY.
I was happy in Acapulco since 1962-2013. Earthquakes were my deal breakers, since I was in six.
I am loving Queretaro, Mexico, but I know earthquakes, floods etc. happens here also.
My birth city Chicago became too deadly, and Waukegan was too expensive
and deadly also.
My entire pension is not going for living expenses here, and my apartment has a beautiful
view of the city, and everything is included. Rent is all I pay, and my La Comer and Walmart
groceries delivered.
I had 1-800 GOT junk to pick up my 2 bedroom apartment, and I moved to Queretaro, Mexico.
I did not have junk, but the rent, utilities were catching up with my pension, and it was dangerous living there. I needed 4 and one half trucks with 10 men working 6 and one half hours to clean out my 880 sq ft apartment at $800 per truck. Later they came back for a twin bed and that costed $79.00, and I gave all the food etc away.
It is so much less expensive living here and safer. Thank you God. Everything is furnished in my beautiful apartment overlooking the city, and SUPER SAFE, CLEAN, and BEAUTIFUL.
The section on Tristan da Cunha ~ there is a photo of Jamestown which is the capital of St Helens!!
When you give temperatures you should also add Fahrenheit because we don't understand Celsius in the USA
This is the prove that living in perfect harmony with the environment is possible, humans have such a strong survivors instinct, pretty remarcable fans
Interesting, thanks for posting. Though, I would not want to visit or live at any of those places.
Yeah I bought a bike part from the US and it ended up getting to me in Australia via Austria
Americans are not the blue-ribbon champs in geography -- to say the least!
@@RichardAuletta yeah they learn geography through invasions
The Chinese place looks just like the real Halstatt in Austria. Really cool 😄
The Chinese alpine village looks exactly like it’s original counterpart thousands of miles away in….. Australia?
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India rocks...great video
Thanks for people who ducumented this video for people who can't afford to travel see this unique ,wonderful places .
I still prefer to live in my country ,the Philippines .👍👍👍
One, or at least two at a time, please!!😜
If you don't watch "missing files" youtube videos you're uninformed. If you do watch "missing files" youtube videos you're misinformed.
Did you mean Hallstadt Austria Europe not Australia ? GREAT videos !!
What about the indigenous people who live on the floating Reed houses on Lake Tatiana located in the high Andes of Peru and Bolivia?
Lake Titiaca..I hate spell check
I've been to Whittier. It's hell on earth.
Really? I lived in Alaska for 2 years but i don't remember it
Please include Lotak lake, Manipur India. Where there is natural floating village and only floating wildlife Sanctuary in the world.
amazing
The one by Oberto Airudi in Italy seems awesome.
Can it be visited?
Tristan decunha , Georgetown shown in photo at the base of it's active Volcano , is about 1,500 miles away from St Helena Georgetown built in between two hills in the Valley shown in photo , .... Ascension Island , no photo of it's Georgetown is about 1,300 from Georgetown St Helena further on 1,500 miles away is Georgetown Tristan decunha ....
WOW!!!!!!.
That Chinese copy of a 16th-century town in Australia? WOW! The Aussie Aborigines did well before we got there. Somehow, I think you got that wrong, it looks like nowhere in Aussieland I've ever seen.
They meant AUSTRIA, not Australia. I guess they don't know Australia is not in Europe.
@@jmccoomber1659 Yeah, I noticed, he sort of had an idea where Coober Pedy was though. Strange. 🙄I think that's in Oz.
Wonder why they didn't catch the error that The original Hallstatt is located in Austria NOT AUSTRALIA (mentioned twice).
Thank you ... Im Aussie and Im sitting here thinking ... That doesnt look like Australia ??? ..WTF is that ?! lol.
Tonle sab Cambodia, its called floating village.
Yeah, can we get updates on how/if these communities survived Covid.
Thankfully Saint Helena Island has remained covid free...due to measures put in place from the beginning was the last information i heard 🙂, also nominated one of the green light places to visit. Time for a holiday?... choose Saint Helena Island 👍😁
My guess is that they had no problems with it since they’re so disconnected from everyone else.
I've been to Whittier Alaska more than once. The weather is nice during the summer months. You failed to show the hotel and restaurants. The second time I was visiting Whittier, there was even a cruise ship there and you say officials warn people. With that wrong information in your video makes me question your other videos.
I understood that officials warn people against going into the abandoned military building, not Whittier itself
@@tuderich Now that makes more sense since there is a tall fence around the building. Unfortunately, people still go in there.
Really some of the place is hard to live for human eventually few of them are hilarious city to go for tourist attractions places specially there architectural fine art was so interesting thanks for your videos
Hallstatt Australia…..
Ya I was pretty confused at first I thought it was just a slip of the tongue but he kept saying it 🙄
Omg, it's just painful >.
Florida sounds great. But I already live in Florida on the beach. So ,I'm staying where I'm at.
Yes, Elizabeth - and even in Mandarin Chinese "Au-di-li" and "Au-da-li-a" are often mixed up in pronunciation:-)
Sigh, why can't we all just live in Star Trek land where everyone in the universe speaks perfect English ;)
14:00 Hallstadt is not in Australia, but Austria.
You mean AUSTRIAN town, Hallstat?? Anyway, I'd like to live in that communite under a rock in Spain 🤩
Interesting
You are confused with Australia and Austria..
Hallstatt is in Austria, Europe.
My hearts breaks when people loaded too much garbage loads in a donkey.Can't they buy a garbage truck to ferry their garbge in a dumpsite.? Is the govt of Egypt is too poor to buy a garbage truck n use a donkey?
It's Netherlands for me! Seems like heaven
It reminds me of ppl living down stream of dams. Better check for landslide.
Nzulezu in Ghana 🇬🇭 they also live on water. U can check them