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Rickshaw Ride in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh & near the India – Bangladesh border

(c) Nomadic Samuel – Travel Channel　This is a travel video I took capturing footage of my rickshaw rides I had in Old Dhaka and near the Bangladesh – India border.

Thanks for sharing, we film gopro walks in soulful cities, but it’s great to have you guiding us on a journey we haven’t made for quite a few years. I enjoyed traveling around by vrtual rickshaw with you and seeing the changes along the way. (this time from the comfort of my living room).

Wow

amar valoLaga Bangladesh ka

Great!

Poor people is a hard work pushing people.

Va skall man med utlendinger i Norge som tyster inn nazist familier til meg i norge va skall mann gj�re med slike tystere?

ok

Sonar Banglades

Agra Fort (आगरा का किला) located in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India.

(c) Nomadic Samuel – Travel Channel　This is a travel video of the spectacular Agra Fort located in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India. It offered amazing views of many parts of …

hey!! audrey and samuel!! love yor nomadic ways!!! do visit mysore!!!�

hi samuel….next please do visit south india…

Very nice

Agra

New moon free fire Nahin chhoda hai DayaSjaj

MALAYSIAN FOOD Guide in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Compilation | Introduction to Malaysian Cuisine

(c) Nomadic Samuel – Travel Channel　Join us as we eat delicious Malaysian food in this eats guide to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Malaysian cuisine is one of the most …

Subbed! Your face expression when eating tells us everything. Hope you had a great time here! Love from Malaysia 💗

OMG you guys just make me really missed my country food! I been U.K. For many years. Hey guys, the roti you eat is not with cheese. Is Planta butter. Yummy

Malaysian street foods are pretty eclectic and affordable!

Interesting stuff guys, I love your food adventures x

Great vid. I’m drooling frm the start to the end of the video 😅. Great u both loves malaysian foods. Keep on make good foods vid 👍🏻

As a flight attendant I travel to Malaysia very often and basically all I do is eat and have massages. Pure Heaven. Jalan Alor is my favorite.

Looks like a great place to hangout for dinner 👍👍👍. Can’t wait to visit

Nice video, looks delicious … love greetings from Indonesian food vloggers

Looks awesome! thanks for the recommendations!

I like the effort you guys make to let the video be as cool as possible, all the i got thrilled sothanks for the entertreiment

Hey, kinda wanna tell you that Jalan Alor is more of a tourism focus-ed spot. so the price are pretty expensive compare to others. Eating out in Kuala Lumpur is expensive in general. There are some joints in KL that provide cheaper yet delicious food tho.Durian has different so called species and varies in diff flavour. ( can be sweet or bitter)try to get a local guide! 🙂

Strange Mango juice for breakfast! Coffee might be the best! Maple syrup here with me! Banana Roti? Milo??Love the dessert! Looks wonderful! Hey! Very cheap food there in Kuala Lumpur! Oh! Always Mango juice with you ,Lady!

Other Malaysian fruits to try are mangosteens and ciku (very sweet).

If you enjoyed the food at Alor Street, you’ll enjoy the same stuff even more at places that we Malaysians eat. Alor is like the last place we’d go to. Also, Dim Sum should be given a show on its own. There are so many choices for Dim Sum.If you do come back here, you should check out our night markets (“Pasar Malam”) especially the one in SS2, Petaling Jaya.On the Indian food, technically it’s what we call “Mamak” food. It’s Indian Muslim. Indian Muslim food is vastly different from Indian food.

Good video.Just a word of caution, try to look for durians that are not so perfect looking. Just afraid those that look picture perfect may have been ‘doctored’ in some way. 20-25 years ago, many durians when you opened them, had some insect in them or the flesh inside didn’t look that appetising, but when you bit into them tasted great anyway. Best durians are bitterish-sweet.

You guys are great. Thanks for sharing

Sam you my hero man,I love durian too!

Amazing food

when it comes to durian, if you get too fixated on the pungent smell and dont even try it; you will NOT experience its true taste. When the lady in the video licked the durian it did its flavor no justice. listen to the man, it is honestly a sweet and creamy fruit. it just smells like ass, get past it and take a real bite and youll get its true flavor…. “garlic fruit” yeah ok.

Great Video. Love it !

Street Food in Asia Guide Compilation: [THE BEST OF ASIAN STREET FOOD!]

(c) Nomadic Samuel – Travel Channel　When it comes to street food Asia is without a doubt the leader in terms of top notch delectable and inexpensive bite sized delights …

It’s not a good idea to watch a video full of food, but appreciated thanks for showing it @NomadicSamuel��

I just started watching your videos and am so in love with them! I’m Cambodian, but so in love with street food and korean food! keep doing what your doing!

I really love street food! They are cheap, and also could represent the country’s flavor…… Hotteok is also my favorite winter delicacy. I f you want to try more unique street food, I recommend soondae and Bundaegie(번대기) 😀 You guys really are asian food hunter! It’s almost midnight here and my mouth are watering…;Q

I love Asian street food especially Malaysian,Thai and Vietnamese street food, they are truly amazing!!! You guys should go and try Vietnamese street food they are really good!

This was just awesome to watch. Made me want to pack and travel to all those locations. Just… might do it. 🙂

Love the “carrot ” cake so much! It’s actually daikon/turnip which we call “white carrot” in Chinese

You guys sure make me feel like I’m missing out on life… But wow so much food! If u feel adventurous you could try Ipoh, Malaysia. It’s a small quaint and quiet city BUT… Loaded with awesome food! It’s known for good food ask any Malaysian! and it’s my hometown! haha… Keep uploading them videos! 🙂

Great video guys ! The food looked delicious 🙂

So good! Making me crazy hungry!We mostly review Hong Kong Street Food & Snacks, but this really makes me wanna get out to Thailand again!

You guys are such a cute couple and we can tell you both love your food. Real foodies! I’ve subscribed!

you guys should travel to Indonesia! Jakarta (the capital of Indonesia), Bandung, Semarang, and Yogyakarta. They’re all at the Java island and you can take train to travel to those cities. The street foods there are amazing. 10/10 recommended!! 🙂

I’m starving right now, and love Asian food so this is not helping, but this video is amazing thank you for sharing it!

Ugh! Its close to midnight here and watching this video was a bad idea! I’m hecka drooling right now! Ahahah!! New sub here! Have you guys traveled all over Asia? Like Japan, Philippines, etc..? If so do you guys plan on exploring other street foods like in Europe? Waah! You guys are so lucky to taste all kinds of food in asia! Wish I could do the same! All I ever eat is whatever my asian family cooks.. LOL! The korean food looks very appetizing! Love your vids! Keep it up guys!

i don’t regret subscribing to your great channel, your videos are awesome! 🙂

the first video of yours that i’ve watched …. and i’m subscribing !!!great content ….. can’t wait to watch your other videos …… keep on making more videos pleasebtw, is your content only about food? �or is it comprehensive; and even random?great job !!! …thanks !

To say I’m hungry right now would be an understatement! Your vids are great, I feel like a culinary “voyeur” and can’t wait to have the same experiences. It might be like playing diarrhea roulette, but I’ll stock-up on Immodium before I venture forth…

Enjoy watching you try some foods at the walking street in Chiang Mai, from Thailand 🙂

I LOVE FOOD!! I’m Chinese and went to China a lot before. But my mom never let’s me eat street food and says it might be dirty. BUT I REALLY WANT TO EAT IT !!!😭

such a mistake watching this at 1:35 in the morning! Im soo hungry now and am craving dumplings!! No, actually all of them! Glad youre having a great time experiencing such treats! ☺

You guys are rock! Love your videos !!

Things to do in Germany | Top Attractions Travel Guide

(c) Nomadic Samuel – Travel Channel　Germany was a country we fell in love with. Having spent a lot of time in SE Asia, we felt the need for a change of pace and …

I’m from Freiburg, and watching you explore streets that are familliar to me gives me a wierd feeling of joy and pride. Really enjoyed this video.

Thank you so much for sharing! My sister and I are Americans living in Germany! Your video is great! I want to go back to Berlin!

Little known fact about the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin is: it is a copy from the original Brandenburg Gate located in Potsdam. The Gate in Potsdam was built nearly 100 years earlier as a symbol of victory after the seven-years-war. Travellers from Potsdam to the city of Brandenburg had to pass this gate, wich gave it�s name to it.Great to see that you enjoyed yout stay here in Germany.

very interesting video, now when I decide to go to Germany one day, I can explore these things!

You should have titled the video “Things to do in Berlin”

I’m a Vietnamese who haven’t had any chance to go Europe. Thanks you guys for the great video :). Keep contribute plz!

Hi guys my parents are from Germany and I lived there for a few years. I like your vid.Good job 🙂 !

I love Berlin and I can’t wait till my next trip.

I live in Berlin and guaranty it`s the most awesome city in Europe

Misleading title. this is all about Berlin, which is a city in Germany. There’s a lot more to do in Germany than just Berlin.

A really great “sight” is the olympic stadium in berlin. Its a soccer Stadium and when you’re in the stadium there’s a so great atmosphere from the Supporters of hertha bsc

Keep these coming!

Cool vid !!! Greetings from Brazil !!!

Everything is so perfect !!

I live in Germany 😀 Next time you need to go in other towns too�maybe M�nchen 😀

there is also a ritter sport factory in berlin. you can create your own chocolate there (filled with strawberries, winegums, cornflakes etc.) its called “bunte schokowelt” and is located in the franz stra�e 24 in berlin 😉

Thank you So much I’m going next week with my dad . this is really helping me a lot

Were planning to go in Germany this January. I know it’s Winter time so any advice/suggestions in what to do or places to visit?

a) Don’t call it “Things to do in Germany” if you talk about Berlin for 70% of the video. It’s like making “things to do in USA” and talk 10/15 minutes about NY.10:08 Schnitzel is a classic austrian (vienniese) dish and originally comes from Milan. The germans for some reason use to dump sauce on it, which is seen as a culinaric sacrilege in Austria.15:44 I think after that comment there are a few Germans who would gladly strangle you. Germany has been divided in several parts over many centuries – therefore these parts have developed in different ways, adopted other traditions etc. So if you really want to enjoy the beauty of Germany you have to understand the variety of cultures there and that people are very proud of them. You are not visiting one person, but rather a very big patchwerk family.Ok, so it’s a video with a deatailed guide over most of Berlins attractions (there are few more) and some random pictures of Frankfurt and Freyburg…..Nice presentation and work on the video itself – but there might be some TINY bits of Germany worth giving a try.

Hi, I am from al smaller town near Frankfurt and I like your video very much!