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Helsinki Travel Guide & Finnish Cuisine in Finland

(c) Nomadic Samuel – Travel Channel　Finland is my favorite country in Europe and Helsinki is where all of my journeys in this wonderful country have began and ended.

It was a shame you didn’t show the amazing old military fortifications of Suomenlinna, as it used to be our defense against attacks from the sea. But altogether a great video of our capital 🙂

Wow great to see you enjoying Finland so much! I’m from Rovaniemi Lapland so if you ever have the chance to visit Finland around the winter time, you should definitely explore Lapland! Lapland is great in the summer also (there are days when the sun doesn’t set at all). 🙂

Sam I love watching you and Audry. We’re going to Budapest in June, and looks like we may have to take a flight with a 15 hr layover in Helsinki. Any tips for stuff to do?

Thanks for the Helsinki videos, cool to see your own city through visitors eyes! Now in the winter is miss all that light and green.

Thanks for this video, my Euro vacation starts in 2 months, after 30 countries vacations/working/living, it is the best thing to be in Helsinki for a long vacation.

Nice that you tasted reindeer meat but those dishes was not really the real reindeer flavor experience. If you can find a restaurant (mostly more expensive), try Poronk�ristys with potato sauce and cranberry jam. It’s the original reindeer dish. Reindeer meat is expensive because it’s like the caviar of meat.

Love all of your videos, you guys are great! Very inspirational!

I actually love these videos you guys made about Finland, So thank you!

You`re literary the first foreigner that I`ve seen enjoying salmiakki:) Alone for that you have my respect!

I’m so happy to have come across your video. I have already visited Helsinki twice and your video has given me even more reason to return there this summer. I had no idea about the salty licorice flavored ice cream. salmiakki, I believe. Where exactly is that kiosk located? That will be THEE first thing I try when I go back. Thanks for the tip! Happy travels 🙂

This video is the next best thing to being in Finland. Thanks for posting !

Everytime I go somewhere new I check Sam & Audrey videos first, I think its fair to say your videos have come a long way since you did this one, very useful though 🙂

Just got back from Finland again ourselves visiting family like we do every year or so… Love your take on Helsinki.�Too bad you did not get a good shot of the “Suomenlinnan Kirkko”, the church on the island of Suomenlinna where you saw the wedding. It is one of the only churches in the world that doubles as a lighthouse! You can easily see it at night from the market downtown… Cheers

I love this video the most out of all the video’s I’ve seen about Finland, thank you. I would LOVE the Salmiakki.

Loved it! Planning my trip to Helsinki and certainly helped! Any advice? 😀

You both have nice personalities,you give good information and you’ve got the music just right..I hope you go to Philippines sometime…You now have a new subsciber ! Well done !Alan������������������ i’m English and live on Margarita Island

I’ m from finland. Helsinki is lovely place in summer❤

I live in Finland and this video was awesome! Keep calm and love Salmiakki 🙂

love your work!

Hi. Great vid again from both of you. Keep going!P.S. at 32:10 you edited the kayak a second time 🙂

Things to do in Seoul Korea | Top Attractions Travel Guide

(c) Nomadic Samuel – Travel Channel　Seoul is one of the most dynamic cities in the world. I’ve been privileged enough to have lived in and around the Seoul …

It’s my first day in Seoul and I’m trying to figure out what to do while I’m here. I live in Shanghai and have traveled a lot through Asia. What I like is how you included more than just ‘classic’ Asian tourist attractions such as the zillionth Buddhist temple. You instead showed us the dog AND cat cafes. Thanks! Neither are in my guidebook and I never would have known about them if not for your video. Now they are at the top of my list. I can’t wait to visit both.

Our Family really enjoyed watching all your videos!� Sorry to hear that you guys are leaving Korea.�� It’s always nice to get different perspectives on Korean living and culture!

Really informative and helpful vid! I’m looking forward for my trip there next month! Definitely checkin out all those places you guys visited 🙂 Hopefuly I can make a vlog about it too 🙂

I have been spending time seeing your videos for almost three hours. Thank you for the nice expressions of your thoughts and opinions about korean foods and tourist attractions

Hello!I have a 18 month toddler, planning a visit to Seoul the week leading to Christmas.I plan to visit the places mentioned in the video:-Insadong-Cafes (coffee/tea/cats/dogs)-Namdaemun market-Cheonggyecheon stream-GyeongbokgungBut I will be there for a week, so I would like to hear what anyone has to suggest. I am open to out-of-Seoul trips as long as it is within 60 minutes.

Can you estimate the budget we should set aside for 4 days and 3 nights in Seoul excluding the price of the hotel? 🙂 Thanks.

You guys put together a beautiful videos of places all over Seoul. I will be in Seoul soon in a beginning of 2015 and must visit the paces you have recommended. Thanks.

Ohh, thanks for sharing this video! I want to go to Seoul, it’s very beautiful place! o: ♥ But my parents don’t want go Korea, i think so… I don’t know.. Yeah, i’m so young, so i cant go alone to Korea :c (I’m sorry for my poor english) But nice video! :3

I enjoyed watching your vlog…very nice!! I wish to go back to Korea again in day;)

Very helpful video! Your video was one of the inspirations of our video 😊 Thanks!

best ever traveling video in my life !! 😀

Nice video guys! Thanks for sharing 🙂

hi. may i know the cat cafe’s name or perhaps address. very keen to drop by for upcoming trip. 😉 thanks.

Nice…thx for sharing…i really love that place 😉

I’ve been to Namsan Tower before but we’ve never even realised there was a cable car. We took a tour guide btw

Thank you for sharing your experinces.

Thank you so much for the info !! �

hahaha, i really love it <3

BTW I swear I watched some of these videos in your collection, is this sorta like the compilation of all your videos in Korea?

Great video!

India Train Ride (High Speed Movie) Indian Railways भारतीय रेल

(c) Nomadic Samuel – Travel Channel　This video showcases both normal and high speed footage from my train rides in India using Indian railways during my nearly …

Sweet shots and editing, great scenes in this video Samuel!

This video is so poetic! Sums up for who we are as Indians : beautifully vulnerable! Thank you nomadic Samuel!

Amazing video, love the slow motion stuff! So many cool scenes, almost like they were directed instead of random moments!

Thank you! It’s incredible to take the trains in India.

Thank you! Taking the train in India was an amazing experience and I was really happy when Bhi approached me about using this footage for Guttersnipe 🙂

Thanks! Really appreciate you saying that. Can’t think of a country I’m more dying to revisit than India.

omg… the quality of this work is amazing in so many ways, both creatively and technically, that i don’t know where to begin to offer my compliments!

Thanks Mark! Nothing beats taking the trains in India.

So well put together and its called “real life” Thank YOU

I love India. I love railways. This film combines two great loves. Stunning pictures.

It’s chaotic but beautiful at the same time 🙂

A true video of real INDIA, really loved it…. Thanks

Wow, you video really captures an essence of India!

Thanks! It was one heck of a journey!

Thank you! I did spend a lot of time on the editing but in the end I think it was worth it 🙂

Thank you! I truly miss India as well 🙂

Wow! Thank you 🙂 I had so much taking the trains 🙂

This is an art work ! Bravo !!!

what a beautiful country

beautiful slow motion!!thumbs up! 🙂

Peruvian Cuisine: The Best Street Food in Lima, Peru

(c) Nomadic Samuel – Travel Channel　When it comes to street food I have high standards. I’ve been to countries like Korea and Thailand where street food reigns …

I really enjoyed this video, I’m watching all of them, haha. I also wanted to mention that for the churros” and the cremoladas” , the ones you guys actually bought were really expensive, you can get them at 1 sol each, so for next time you guys know💓

my country <3

Lima has a wonderful selection of food. I’ll be uploading a series about my recent trip to Lima and all of the delicious food I wanted to share. Check it out for more suggestions.

I am Peruvian, I’m glad they have tasted our Peruvian sweets, greetings

I love love watching your food vlogs the most from all your videos! But i’ve noticed your content is mostly desserts when it comes to food. It would be lovely if you could do other foods too 🙂 love you guys just some advice xxx

You have to try “suspiro a la limeña” and for your next trip you can make a video with salty food. Good video guys 😉

que bonito esta Peru, es increible, saludos desde Lima

I’m Peruvian and born in Lima , they have the best food in my opinion

Love your peruvian videos, thank you for trying all our delicious food! bleesing 😊

wao,que tiempos en las que mi papá,llegando de su viaje me traía churros con majar,y con mi mamá cuando salíamos a pasear pedíamos los picarones 👌👌

Hey guys, excellent video! Thank you for sharing your culinary knowledge with the world.For the rest of us out there, here is a list of most of the dishes featured in this video and their links with more information about them1) Churros: http://worldfood.guide/dish/churros/ 2) Picarones http://worldfood.guide/dish/picarones/ 3) Cremolada http://worldfood.guide/dish/cremolada/4) Teja de Pecana http://worldfood.guide/dish/teja_de_pecana/ 5) Chocoteja http://worldfood.guide/dish/chocoteja/ 6) Turron: http://worldfood.guide/dish/turron_de_dona_pepa/7) Alfajor: http://worldfood.guide/dish/alfajor/ Find more Peruvian dishes: http://worldfood.guide/cuisine/peruvian/

Yo comi en Manolos en Miraflores con mi madre solo pedi un churro y un jugo de pi�a y costo como 20 soles pero es el mejor churro que he comido! Que hermoso vivir en Per�!!!!!!!!!!

Oh! So cute what you say about our food ♡ Love that you enjoy it

it’s not “dulce de leche” its “manjar blanco” .-. they are different.

Peruvian food delicious 😋 love it

Awesome video! Glad you enjoyed my hometown’s street food!

Damn now i want un buen par de churros

Thanks for taking us to Peru with you 🙂 was missing your videos. 😆

love the videos and the food of course is amazing!

I saw a TV program in Japan about Peruvian life. They put in easily 6~9 spoon of sugar for a cup of coffee! Those sweets looks sugary! ><Hey guys, I’m visiting my friend next month to visit my friend who lives in Lima. She says that she’s been getting a lot of stomache issues eating food.So I became concerned about the hygeience of street food, were you guys okay eating street foods? Genuinely curious.

Things to do in Hoi An Vietnam | Top Attractions Travel Guide

(c) Nomadic Samuel – Travel Channel　Hoi An is a cultural gem of Vietnam. It’s the type of cultural hub where tourists come to stay for a few days and end up staying for …

I love Hoi An, which is known as the city of lanterns. Personally, I think Hoi An is�the prettiest little town in the world. The scenery, the air, the people, and the food are amazing. The ancient city�is breathtaking by day, but it really�comes to life�by night�when the streets�are lit up with beautiful�lanterns. It’s a quiet spectacular and unforgettable sight to see in person.�Hoi An is such a magical place! It’s just magic.

It’s nice to see tourists coming into my country to experience our culture. Seeing them enjoying and appreciating our country is great 👍🏼 you guys did a good job with the videos. Keep it up.

Hello Sam,I am a Vietnamese my self. Left the country since i was 14 years old.� Came back June 2011 and visited Hoi An for half a day but did not go places like you did in this video.� I usually do more research about Hoi An to see what else does it have.� This video makes me want to go back and visit Hoi An again.� Great video and love the way you two narrating in the video.� I love to visit Hoi An with you two in the future.

The drink at the farm had chia seeds in them. In East and South East Asia, it’s often used in drinks and desserts. It’s a little wonder food that has great health benefits. They are tasteless and look like sesame seeds when dry. Once it’s soaked in water, it plums up to look like tiny translucent jelly seeds with a black/ dark grey centre.

Gosh, you guys made me drooling. I love Vietnamese pancake and spring roll too (and skewed sate, at least used to before I became a vegan). I do often�make�them�at home. Been born in Vietnam, left there nearly 40 yrs ago and never been back but you guys have made me wanting to go. You guys have a good eating spirit which made this clip awesome and fun to watch! Thanks for all the tips.

Your video was so fun to watch and the food all looks delicious!! I’m going to Hoian in December and I will be trying all your recommendations!

I’ve been doing YouTube “research” on Vietnam for an upcoming trip and think this is the best “what to do in Hoi An” video I’ve seen! Great job.

wow, well done guys…I do enjoy your well/thorough presentation – what an experience!� and love to live your journey….thanks

Thanks for the great info here. �We visited Hoi An in October and so did Typhoon Nari so most of the town was flooded or disrupted. �We will use this video for our next visit in April 2014. �Happy travelling.

Great video. I was born there and very proud of that we are welcome many lovely friends. Thanks for coming with us.

the most impressive things in Hoi An are lantern and the locals. so amazing

Thank you! We certainly loved staying in Hoi An 🙂

Have just returned from 3 weeks in Cambodia and Vietnam ending in 8 days in Hoi An. Did just about everything on your list. It was great. However I believe the Green Moss Cafe has changed hands and did not really deliver. But once again thanks for the tips.

Love this video! love Hoian. I was working there 4 years.

Hoi An is also one place which I like to visit. Food in Hoi An is so nice.

Thank you! I hope you have a great time in Hoi An and everywhere else you go in Vietnam.

NomadicSamuel, can you tell me more about the SIghtseeing “ticket” that you talk about @ 9:37.� Is there a specific place to purchase the tickets.� Is there a specific name for them that we can ask about so that we could purchase some.� Great video by the way!� Very informative, and it really shows how much you enjoyed your time there.� We’re planning to visit for the first time this fall.

Sympatický pár . Videá všetky sú pekne spracované.Ďakujem.

Hi there,Just wondering if we need to arrange a meal ahead of time at the organic restaurant at Tra Que Village?� Also, any recommendations on lodging in Hoi An?� How about spa/massage services?� Thanks!

Hi! Thanks for asking. In the past I used to teach English in South Korea to fund all of my travels. These days, I’m working online and doing freelance writing and photojournalism.