Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen

@chebecat

2 жыл бұрын

Everything's great but joe biden sucks ass.pray for a new president.

@lupesizeer2508

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you really needed to read !🙏🏽💜

@irvingr.fatback886

2 жыл бұрын

You are insane!

@uniquelyfraz9739

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you and same to you❤️

@canuckpeoplerule

Жыл бұрын

I wish that imaginary dude with a cloaking device was real so he could alleviate my constipation! Glory be to Lord Zeus. Amen

Passionate of our environment is how we implement our talents and creativity to them. These beautiful places have stolen my heart and takes my breath.

I learn something new everyday. Thank you so much for this

Absolutely fascinating- Well done. Thank you.

Absolutely a wonderful documentary 👏

I would never be able to climb most of those places,so thank you for sharing them.

So beautiful stories, thank you very talented researcher and story teller. SO AMAZING VIEWS. VERY BEATIFUL.

@irvinirvin6978

2 жыл бұрын

I was concerned how you're group choose photography to those men ingect ,there human very sick poor poor

This is amazing!!! I LOVE this video!

The wonders of the world are like a never ending story!

These r not only strangest but also unique, beautiful. It should be tourist places.

I wonder how they could manage to built on top of high rocks ancient years very strange to see this video thanks👌👌👌👌

The girl dragging the bin through the snow at the end of the film from the cold city in Russia is Swedish, and the clip was filmed in Sweden, as you can see from the traditional red and white house behind her. Even the bin is typically Swedish. I should know, because I’m Swedish and have had to do the exact same thing myself!

@xmaseveeve5259

Жыл бұрын

It's all fake.

@danmckittrick4666

Жыл бұрын

Qq

@noorgonzalez1076

Жыл бұрын

🥴

@mariawerner8447

Жыл бұрын

@@noorgonzalez1076 No, I wasn’t drunk 😉

@saidachaimaa2723

Жыл бұрын

V

Some real wonders of our world ,beautiful 😀👍👍

Although I criticized Austria in China, I must admit that this was an amazing video in which you brought unusual dwellings to life. I truly enjoy watching the drone cameras do their thing. Bringing the world into our own homes is amazing. Thank you so very much!

@kijihigh6826

Жыл бұрын

@AussieTrue.....McDonalds....glue...boxes...concrete...pride...selfies...this is all so true.

@tarkan6759

Жыл бұрын

@@kijihigh6826 because she is Mr. True

@Metal0sopher

Жыл бұрын

This whole channel is fake. I wish people would stop subscribing to these fake channels choking KZread with fake information.

@marthagraham241

Жыл бұрын

Good, the Chinese can stay home now!

@Kenny-fh3om

Жыл бұрын

How many peoples were died to build the buildings on the dangerious places?

Hi From India I Wish The Hapless People( Children) Living In That Tunnel City ( Romania) Get Help And Support From Governments All Over The World As Well From United Nations And They Will Get A Clean Space To Live And Work So That They Can Breath Fresh Air

@jtidema

Жыл бұрын

@Aussie True What does this have to do with anything? The point is that these are interesting and unique structures. We see the world we live in constantly - the fun of youtube is to see something different!

@pennygilbertson8580

Жыл бұрын

@Aussie True öö

@briandoyle3507

Жыл бұрын

What ??????

@iulianibanescu1968

Жыл бұрын

@vijaya kumari there's no tunnel city, just a bunch of homeless people improvising a shelter. They were taken out some years ago. It's a dumb example of the video's author

@danroberts9050

4 ай бұрын

Or, rather than waiting until other hard working people and their governments (who love to waste the hard working people's money) to do something, perhaps they can get off their asses, get off the dope, and rise above their situation. Hell, maybe they don't even want to! Maybe thinking that they have sucky lives is a form of being judgmental. Maybe they're right where they belong.

Thanks for sharing 👍😀

This is one of the most amazing video I have watched be assure I will watch it again and again. I'm sure with each watch I will discover new things about it. Thank you.

@2:57: What he doesn't talk about is that along with the fish is the filthy water they must swim in~ imagine the waste product of a million people on a lake! YOU wanna eat those fish?

Our world is amazing, thank you for the tour.😊

Very nice unique places of which i just saw it mow, thank you for sharing..

I was amazed at the temperature in Siberia. I lived in Minneapolis and though 30 below was bad. BTW, you cannot breathe the air when it's that cold and your joints don't work so well.

There are over 10 countries has reconstruct Chinese suzhou garden in their countries including US ,I think it’s just a respect and favorite to a iconic place/building. Just like Hallstatt it will help the culture spread and let more people want to visit the original place.In fact two city really has that kind of communication and activities. And the cliff villager, all of them got the free condos from government at near village, but some of them nostalgic or want to do business still live at the top of the mountain.

WOW!!! Amazing!! Who woulda thunkd!!! Bucket list ?? YESSS!!!

How can people live in such a cold place,all around the year,its just mind blowing to me. What a depressing place to live.

Your videos are so awesome. It must have been really expensive to travel to all these places.

@MihaEllaPop

Жыл бұрын

To travel to Bucharest is not expensive ( no.15)

THANK YOU FOR BRINGING ME TO THIS 20 AMAZING PLACES. (BY VIDEO). ENJOYED WATCHING.... SOME PLACES ARE BREATH TAKING. WE CAN'T GO IN REAL....BUT FANCY BANANA SHOWED US THE GLORIOUS ARCHITECTURE OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS IN THE WORLD. THANK YOU 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I’m also from Australia, not all homes in Coober Peedy are underground but if you don’t like the heat then underground is the place to live.

@taiwanmark

Жыл бұрын

And he pronounced it so badly

@catecurry48

Жыл бұрын

@@taiwanmark He pronounced a few things badly. He mangled the word "penchant" when descrbiring the Chinese version of Hallstatt.

@dvantwest

Жыл бұрын

We have been to Coober Pedy 3 or 4 times over the years. We lived in dug out accommodation twice for the experience the first time, and because we went again another time with a couple who hadn't been there. On other occasions, we lived above in the Big 4 and other places. It wasn't bad either. There was air conditioning. With the last trip we did about 4 years ago, the place has changed. The population has increased as well.

@evawilhelm5113

Жыл бұрын

been many times to Coober Pedy and it is a bit of a shame that the part of this video was only very old. There are many very modern dugouts now, churches, etc. Not sure how old this film is.

this is such a beautiful video love it view is realking cool and amazing lovelovelove

🤔Very interesting video. Thanks. 👌👏👏👏👏🤝🤝

Awesome and stunning videos🎉🎉

please make more in every country so everyone enjoy thanks for sharying god bless you fr uk

Thank you so much for your video..❤️🇱🇷💖👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Hello guysss watching from philippines wooow amazing and beautiful relaxing and enjoying congrats,

You should add the Taos Pueblo in Taos, New Mexico, to your list. It is one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the US and is about 1,000 years old.

@lindadeford3773

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. I was raised in San Ysidro N.M.

@mariecharles7048

2 жыл бұрын

Y07iuùù80

@milkybar06

2 жыл бұрын

Is that where the Taos him is?

@shemicabaptiste8579

Жыл бұрын

​@@mariecharles7048

@shemicabaptiste8579

Жыл бұрын

​@@mariecharles7048

Very nice video thank you for sharing ❤

wished that lake Loktak from Manipur, India should be on the list. Its also a fantastic place....good video btw

What an amazing world we live in.

It’s a great video to seeing all the places in different country which has beautiful view of strange town and cities.

@obrienmckenna9975

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Deb

Please Add.please check it out 1. Cappadocia, at Turkey.their house is like ant house. 2. Blaga japra, village Bosnia and Herzegovina (there are houses attached to the cave n river flow)awsome view

Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

How they build houses ,building on the top of mountain .amazing

Wonderful video

Amazing! But no thank you,some of those places I would never ever go,not even with parachute, they can come and go till they grow wings,I'm fine right where I am. I do enjoy watching,and find it very awesome .Thanks for sharing 😮😊 ✌ ❤

Very beautiful love it 🥰 👍🙌

Living in Cliff Village 14:00 or Mount Fanjing 18:11 would totally suck when you have to carry in the groceries!! And accidentally falling down the stairs might hurt a little bit!😳

@charleshoang566

Жыл бұрын

And when you getting old.

@missusd1130

Жыл бұрын

I have had enough trouble with the stairs in our being restored "mini" (just under 3000 sq ft) Victorian. We bought the place for a song, with the intention of it being one of the oldest in town and near downtown right in front of the library and somewhat historic we thought if we got it restored we might be able to sell it for up to $80,000 more than we paid and save a beautiful historic place in the process without it getting torn down or collapsing over time. But..I fell down the stairs three times and one of the times i was out for six weeks with a sprain ankle and living on the first floor for two weeks!

@u4riahsc

Жыл бұрын

@@missusd1130 Hand rails. I never used hand rails because of filth, (prior to COVID). Then I fell and cracked a rib. The only thing that doesn’t hurt with a broken rib, is blinking. Now I use had rails and have hand sanitizer in my car. Hope your ankle heals without any problems.

@missusd1130

Жыл бұрын

@@u4riahsc Thanks. I still have trouble with the first toe joint and a couple of tendons but healing good. It was really bad. But I was LUCKY. NO FRACTURES!

Very good videos

I love the plumbing an all of these places.

I actually live in a wonderful cave house in a valley protected from the wind and with great terraced gardens!

Excellent

Very informative! Just...Way too many ads🥺

That side mountain of beautiful houses awesome 😎

How sir beautiful all place God bless

Hello from Georgia!!

Stunning achievements.....

love it!

❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎 Very interesting video. Stay relaxed. God bless.

It's so strange how differently people live across the world. I'm glad to live in a time where I can see so many different cultures even if I can't afford to visit them all myself. And the fact that people were able to haul extremely heavy building supplies up the steep sides of mountains during ancient times boggles my mind.....

Just checking, I'm pretty sure that every image of China's Hallstatt, except maybe some street scenes, were of Austrian Hallstatt. The Chinese Hallstatt is not located in a particularly mountainous area.

@Metal0sopher

Жыл бұрын

This whole channel is fake. I wish people would stop subscribing to these fake channels choking KZread with fake information.

Wow, ang galing naman nila. They don't afraid the natural disaster too like earthquake and storm..

It would be awesome to have places and ships from Star Wars as a tourist attraction.

@bryduhbikeguy

Жыл бұрын

The village where Luke Skywalker was a child on Tatooine,is Chott el Djerid, in Tunisia,and part was filmed near Nafta in Tozeur.

@u4riahsc

Жыл бұрын

That could be a whole new theme park.

love travel for all the beautiful place

That number one is really amazing,a rotating building

Such a beautiful place

Me and husband always say Chinese people think and do everything they are truly amazing at making things come in to reality

@LiZa-nn3vg

Жыл бұрын

I think the ccp put a stop to chinese’s creativity though, all they do now is copy or steal innovation.

I would also add Goreme in the Cappadocia region of Turkey and Santa Maria de Montserrat in Catalonia, Spain.

I wonder if the hanging temple of Hengshan was the inspiration for that cliff house in A Series of Unfortunate Events. It was almost certainly the inspiration for the Western Air Temple.

What happens when the tide gets high or rainstorm? I’m afraid of heights so I couldn’t climb anything that high. How do they get the wood and other things to build this over there?

There is a interesting place in California ... Joshua Tree, where they have built "Earth Bag" homes that look kinda like beehives.

@chebecat

2 жыл бұрын

We never got to go to Joshua tree ,because kids disaprered there.but I've seen those somewhere else they call earth pods.and another place one guy started it and you can ask to build one they will help you.everythjng is made out of stuff they gather and they have super nice houses full amenities make it as big as you want to I guess right.

@Maya-vs7mv

2 жыл бұрын

They are known as "Earthship" homes in other parts of the southwest. The outsides look quirky and unusual with recycled materials, and the insides are beautiful, and like normal homes. There are usually tours offered for anyone who wants to see them on the inside, and how they work!

बहुत खूब

Cars in Yakutsk are turned off. They use huge insulated blankets and electric heaters to keep them warm when they're not in use. You can literally find video of them on youtube.

The white village in Spain is awesome. I will see myself in Spain again in 2023...I will go there.

@angelaberni8873

Жыл бұрын

Pity that he has no idea how to say the name correctly. Setenil de Las bodegas in Andalucia is certainly worth a visit. Don't bother going on a weekday in winter as everything is closed.

Such remarkable places. I would enjoy living underground or off the side of a mountain.

Love you 💕

Cool 😎

10:33 The people from tunnels of Bucharest are not any more since 2014. That video was made by Channel 4 about Romania and the only thing about Bucharest was about that people which does not represent the reality of entire of the town. That case presented was a particular case. The authorities several times moved them (I remember some news from around 2012) to special buildings, but they also fled to the street, because they already had a life formed in a gang (leader + people of leader and others who lived next to them). All were tested seropositive.

I must MUST visit al!!

If I was fortunate enough to build and live at Casa do Penedo in Portugal, and have annoying intruders coming without appointment, I would definitely have an electrified fence around the crown of that mountain, with another fence inside that and half a dozen Dobermans keeping me company. Want to come for the view and a picnic, make a reservation! And do I see a swimming pool there on the edge? Also it's nuts to not have electricity with all that wind turbine generator power. Also, what kind of water source is up there? Rain cisterns ?

Awesome awesome

I'd love to have the French Riviera just down the hill from my house here in central PA. 😁

Been to Halstatt Austria, beautiful

Great

Hi from Australia. FYI Coober Pedy is pronounced Coober Peedy.

@meandyou5

Жыл бұрын

I'm live Australia to

@jamied8678

Жыл бұрын

Coo ber peed ee they're Americans you really have break it up

@1toshi32

Жыл бұрын

@@jamied8678 Yep absolutely correct on having to break it up. But to sound pedantic though we are talking about correct pronunciations, the correct spelling is Coo Ber Pee Dee. Thanks for your input. Have a wonderful day.

@jamied8678

Жыл бұрын

@@1toshi32 apologies I did have one letter wrong there lol .

@1toshi32

Жыл бұрын

@@jamied8678 Don't let it happen again. 🙃

They don't have block heaters in China? We get some miserably low temperatures here in Canada. We don't have to run our vehicles 24/7. We just plug them in so they will start. It works. Some places get down to minus 72. Still works.

@theresa5903

Жыл бұрын

The town is in Russia.

@jtidema

Жыл бұрын

Siberia, but yes, I thought the same thing... What about a garage? My car won't start in New Jersey if it's outdoors on a really cold winter day, either!

@thabom9791

Жыл бұрын

Why are you obsessed with China? It is Siberia, Russia !!!!!

Let’s build a life-sized replica of the Kowloon Walled Village.

Sunflower house was the best I wish to visit to someday 🤗

Poking their selfie sticks all over the show lmao I dig this narrator...

@farazkhan8528

Жыл бұрын

Hhh

The venusian canal was actually created based on the similar village in Beijing over a thousand years older. There is actually an official twinning of venice with the village.

Thank you for this video I don’t know why we don’t build more houses underground

@doods20fer41

Жыл бұрын

that ain't easy

@chriswatson1698

Жыл бұрын

They weren't built to live in. They are opal mines. The inhabitants are still digging for opal.

@missusd1130

Жыл бұрын

You couldn't do that in Wisconsin or South Dakota. I'm from Wisconsin. The water table in WI is such that the best you could do is actually live in a BASEMENT. But many people or live in garden apartments, but like my brother found out, they always leak, sometimes always flood no matter what. Wisconsin is very green and often so rainy in the summer and snows so much in the winter that you'd only have an underground for a cellar for canning products or to store garden produce (as it grows so well there you need a cool place besides the fridge or freezers, or you'd have to have DOZENS of them all running on too much electricity--which is why those of us that had large gardens HAD to can some in jars), basement or tornado shelter as WI gets many tornados as well. In SD where I live now, all houses need sump pumps to pump water out and some even need TWO. You wouldn't want to live in your basement because unless your sump pump runs partly on solar and wind (and the storms are such that they NORMALLY knock out electricity and derechos knock down structures, especially siding and silos), your basement WILL flood as some point or you'll be pumping it out using a pump on a car batter or you'll literally be bailing it out. If your house is old like ours, you will also have an original foundation made of rocks, mortar, dirt and if it got updated, chicken wire, steel beams, mesh and concrete or cement. You'll have BUGS all over you at night esp spiders and fruit flies, and if the holes or inner foundation structures aren't well sealed enough (but there has to be some ventilation underground here and you don't want to find out WHY the hard way) you'll find yourself sleeping with small lizards, mice and even snakes; Thankfully we have a cat that takes care of the rodents. A cat or rodent killing dog is a necessity here, but there isn't an income tax so if you're willing to work your butt you only have to pay the piper on federal and sales tax or if you decide on a really swanky house. Underground here or in WI though? Ain't gonna work. A unique way people are living here is in "Van life". We have them all over because South Dakota is totally friendly to them, so EVERY town, unless it has under 40 inhabitants, has a cheap campground (some even have bathrooms and showers year round but not as cheap as winter pit toilet ones or without ANY) or place for them to park--as long as you're NOT the criminal type or on drugs or alcoholic, trying to sell yourself or buy someone or panhandling too aggressively, then you'll find out how great our law enforcement is here.. So in every town you find Van lifers. One town, though I can't remember the name, let's them park free as long as they don't need electricity, shower, sewer, or water hookup. The electricity hookup is$5 a night. I don't know how much they charge if you need water too or sewer. Many of the trailer parks too allow and even encourage people with RVs to park there for the winter or seasonal summer work, you just have to pay rent and hook yourself up and are advised to rent or buy the under structure barrier they put around more permanent modular homes to cut down on large rodents living underneath or other undesirable wild life like foxes or even I guess they found a coyote mama had her puppies underneath one. The smaller ones often take up residence underneath anyway. One place we lived had a possum family living under the neighbor's mod.

@missusd1130

Жыл бұрын

We also found out that here underground doesn't necessarily means its cooler. Not unless you have a brand new place built differently but last I looked if you buy a house or condo here that's brand new and not under 800 sq ft, you're immediately paying $200,000 plus for your place. We are in an old nearly 3000 sq ft "mini" Victorian that's not in too bad a shape but needs a lot of work, esp. the foundation under the stairways is starting to sag and needs shoring up. It has interior foundation walls and four jacks, but that wasn't enough. They should have replace the original basement walls with concrete block walls and steel supports like all houses in WI circa post 1950 had to be built. Part of the issue is some under spaces were built to be long term storage. I would like better support underneath in the basement and that under storage used as part of the support system because this place has a HUGE attic, HUGE two car garage, enough land to put a big shed on, and a large basement if you would put some things on 3 inch high platforms, esp. canned goods and such that can't be penetrated. We put our freezer on one. At least they had enough sense to put the electrical plugs in the basement high up on the wall instead of nearer the floor so electrical cords and plugs don't end up waterlogged and the washer and dryer were set up in the pantry also to avoid similar problem. You'd wish there was a way to do that with the furnace and water heater! Outside of that, ALL the other problems were and are easy to fix.

I just wonder how they built temples on the cliff of the hills. So fascinating. 😲

@aussiemouth747

2 жыл бұрын

Had to fill in the days somehow.😊

@doods20fer41

Жыл бұрын

& i'm more worried for the people living in that village too

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Such nice places that is makes me crazy to see people crawling all over these places like a bunch of ants. All the weird and remote places that the builders thought would keep the place out of the public eye are not overrun with human 'vermin' destroying everything. Even the world's highest mountain has people standing in line to get up there and leaving trash and waste behind. Nothing is sacred many more.

@grizzlybexar8177

Жыл бұрын

Bitter much?

Tunnels of Buckarest are insane, I had no idea how negligent Governments can be

@adrianagavan9951

Жыл бұрын

I don't think that mess exists anymore, That was a few years ago

@EdeYOlorDSZs

Жыл бұрын

@@adrianagavan9951 thank God

Một đất nước Gian Ác !!!

good

you missed aizawl, mizoram, india. totally built on the side of a very steep mountain.

@irvingr.fatback886

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wow, I am so stoned.

I've never heard it put quite so well... "Bird murders"! 🤣

Live in fairbanks Alaska. We plug in our cars that have been modified. The hole state's cars and trucks are that way. Not a problem for us.

I love this narrator so funny LMAO 😂😂😂😂

How did they ever get the building products in these strange places.

It’s pronounced ’Koober Peedy’

@mojo657

Жыл бұрын

I know right. I laughed when I heard his pronunciation of the place.

@debbijay

Жыл бұрын

You beat me to it lol. It actually annoyed me for the rest of the video. LOL

@jamesdean0885

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that he said it so many times wrong annoyed the fuck outta me.

@slytherinmama5379

Жыл бұрын

I came to the comments just to see if anyone said this.