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I really enjoyed this video. Please be careful and keep it coming!

@danielazziptrips

Жыл бұрын

Really glad to know that and thank you so much for watching! ☺️ I will!

This is amazing Daniela. I've been living here for a while, never knew about most of the places you showed here. Gonna start visiting them soon!

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

I believe you! Hungary is full of places like these!! Happy exploring and please be careful and kind to these places! 🙏🙏

Hey Dani. 😃👍 Thanks for doing the video. Something a bit different to what you normally do. I really enjoyed it, its quite exciting exploring abandoned buildings not knowing what you're going to find around the corner. Please be careful though. 😊👍

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Matthew really glad you liked it despite being a bit different to my usual videos 🥰 and yes, extra care is always needed when visiting places like these! Have a wonderful weekend ☺️

Excellent video and great locations thank you for taking the time to make these videos, regarding having the separate channel for abandoned buildings, I must admit your channel suits me the way it is but then my interests are travel and abandoned buildings so I am biased.

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Really glad you enjoyed it!! Thank you so much for leaving your opinion. It is always a tough choice weather to separate different kind of content or not. For now, I might keep everything in one channel and we will see down the line! Thank you once again and really glad there's more people out there like me! Eheheeh ☺️

the quality of your videos is truly next level, you deserve a lot more subs

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Awww thank you so much! I do put a lot of time and effort into them so it means a lot to hear that! Really glad you're enjoying them ☺️

That was really interesting, great video!

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Really glad you liked it! thank you for watching as always! 🥰

Dear Daniela! Your video is great! You have seen more than a Hungarian person! I also visited one of the locations from the air, with my paramotor. I hope you had a good time in Hungary! Greetings, Adam

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Ádám! I had loads of fun in Hungary and I am so happy that I saw so much during that week! That's impressive!! I only did hang gliding so far and loved it!

I just came across your videos about Hungary. I was very impressed with the quality of the video. Very rare to see something that good. So i kept watching, also this video. To answer your question: i think its a good idea to do this kind of videos on a seperate channel, as its for a very different audience. However if somebody likes both, like me, i would just subscribe to both channels. And from time to time, where it fits, you can just cross link the content between the channels.

@danielazziptrips

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your input! I have been struggling in the last few months to post more regularly for a few different reasons, so for now at least will keep everything under one channel as I wouldn't have time for both. Maybe one day I will separate it, but for now it doesn't make sense to create both. Really appreciate your words and you taking the take to watch the videos and leaving feedback! Wishing you a wonderful rest of the week :)

I like both. The travel content as well as an abandoned places 🙋‍♀️. Thanks Daniela for this video 💚🙂.

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Really glad to hear that! At the moment practically no one has shown interest in having this content separate from the rest of the channel so I guess I will keep it here! ☺️ Hope you're staying well!

Very Interesting place. Thx for sharing 😊👍🏻

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

I am glad you liked it! It is my pleasure ☺️

Wow this was great, I've lived here all my life, but never been to any of these places. Time to do some exploring.

@danielazziptrips

Жыл бұрын

You should! Thank you so much for watching, really appreciate it! :) Places like these are incredible and I loved exploring them!

Daniela, beautiful video! You show some places that I didn't know of as someone living here for 30 years:) Where are those barracks near Balaton?

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Hi there really glad you liked the video! As I mentioned in the video, I would like to keep these locations as private as possible so I will only be sharing their location on my map.

2 жыл бұрын

Szia Szabolcs! A KZread algoritmusa hasonlóan kísérteties, mint a bemutatott helyszínek. Nálam is megjelent Daniela szuper videója, mert a közelmúltban berepültem hátimotorral az egyik helyszínt. Ha érdekel, megtalálod a csatornámon... Üdv: Ádám

Super sinistro 😨 mas incrivelmente espetacular de visitar. Óptimo vídeo! ☺️

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

É mesmo! Obrigada por assistires! Beijocas ☺️

Watching your first video about Hungary reminded me of something a was thinking about recently. It's, how many people tend to always go for the "tourist" sites in any given country they visit and how that experience projects a false image about the country as a whole as well as the people. Because of the time we live in information gets everywhere in mere minutes and this affected the "basic" tourist experience in many countries. What I'm seeing for a while now is that tourist sites are becoming more and more similar. Basically if you go to any western or west similar country it's all the same with some different textures. And for me, this became such a negative thing, because anytime I visit another country I'm already bored with the tourist sites (similar ones that are in the video as well) because I already saw them in other countries or just in movies and the internet. And for me that's kind of enough. Cuz with things like buildings, galleries, or "The" Nightclubs of the town I saw them all and now what to expect cuz I've been to many countries in Europe and other continents as well. And because of these reasons I tried to find a new aspect in traveling and this is what I aspire others to do as well. Leave the typical tourist places and try to find the most "real" situations as possible. Now when I'm traveling I don't look for the best hotels, or sights to see. I'm looking for interesting looking people, people who I think can show me what it feels like to live in 'said country and give me an authentic feeling of it. I try to stay with other people for accommodation and not book a hotel or something. I ignore the statues and grand discos, instead I ask my newfound friends to show me around, go to some real hidden places that are mostly (or only) visited by the people who live there. And these experiences were the best things that happened to me while visiting another country. And because of that I think the best way to get the realest picture of another country is to become one with the people. There are very few places in the world which are as shiny and beautiful as they try to sell it to you. I want the Dirt, the realest deal a foreigner can find without actually moving there. And as I said, that's what I aspire people to do as well. Ditch everything the internet tells you to do, Find yourself a temporarily place to stay for your first or second day, and just hit the city and talk to people who seem interesting to you and follow them around, speak to them, make friends and they will guide you to places that you never thought are real. And a good tip, always go for people who belong to a certain sub-culture or style because these are the guys and galls who can show you some real interesting places. Anyway thanks if anyone read my little "article" (XD) here and tell my what are your thoughts as well

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Ahahahh thank you for watching and writing your "article" ehehehe. I totally agree with your point although I do both 🤣 First of all, I have to visit the typical places because of what I do, but also because I want to. That being said, I am always more excited to explore places that are less known. I still get enthusiastic over locations that I have seen with similar features elsewhere, but I can totally see what you mean when you say that everything looks the same. And as for best travel experiences, definitely! Most of the time, the people make a great trip as opposed to the place itself. I used to do Counchsurfing although I haven't done it in 3 years now and that was exactly what I liked the most - the interaction with others, who would show me what it is like to live in their country and who would tell me about places I wouldn't know otherwise ☺️ hope you stay well and keep traveling the way you do! You're helping to avoid mass tourism and you're creating real and raw memories which you will remember and cherish for the rest of your life 🥰

finally a tourist who goes away from the beaten path and documents it too

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Hidden gems have always been what I like to visit the most. I feel like everyone goes to the same places so I am always excited to see what the countries have to offer beyond those popular tourist spots 😉

I’d love to explore abandoned places too, your work is inspiring. Hi from Brazil 🇧🇷 ❤

@danielazziptrips

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! There's something so interesting about them, right? Brazil é um dos meus países favoritos à face da terra! Espero voltar em breve. 🥰

@elementoneutr0

10 ай бұрын

@@danielazziptrips Seja sempre bem-vinda!!

nice video good job

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Really glad to hear that you enjoyed it ☺️

Omg! I would be so scared to go to that empty train station 😱

@pirosabel

2 жыл бұрын

Its even more scary from inside, but its interesting

@danielazziptrips

Жыл бұрын

I really wanted to see the inside! Quite sad that I didn't manage to do it in the end 😔

@danielazziptrips

Жыл бұрын

Did you manage to visit?

Hello! I'm in Budapest now, can you please tell me the location of this abandoned city?

So sad that the Barracks are just rotting, imagine how beautiful they could be fully renovated.

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely!! All of these places could be beautiful if renovated! Furtunately the first one is being given a new life but places like the barracks don't seem to have such a bright future atm 😢

Little Moscow ……top secret nuclear silo in Tótvázsony ( Nagyvázsony ). Or “ Silent Sector “. Kunmadaras ex soviet military base. Zsámbék - ex rocket base. “ Yellow House “…..abandoned House of fools ( ghost house ), in Budapest. Ság hegy ( Ság Mountain ) . dormant volcano. a basalt mine once operated inside. you can go in to see it. the caldera was mined .fantastic

I like different countries.

😱😱Que medo...

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Ahaha eu já sabia 🤣🤣

19:12 international symbol on the pole

@danielazziptrips

11 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣

I live in hungary

@danielazziptrips

10 ай бұрын

And what a beautiful country it is! 🥰

at 11:22 the man said that: good afternoon come out there please

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the translation!! If those were the exact words he said, I have to say that he was extremely polite and kind for someone who wanted me out of their premises. Massive respect!!!

@redactedcanceledcensored6890

2 жыл бұрын

@@danielazziptrips yeah... you would have probably gotten very different reactions if you were a guy

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

@@redactedcanceledcensored6890 probably 🤷🏻‍♀️ I was also very respectful as soon as he approached me and just followed him outside quietly so I guess there was no reason to be aggressive. But still respect him for being so polite!

@telelaci2

2 жыл бұрын

@@danielazziptrips I don't know what was in that building at 10:30 but the sign said "⚡ Life danger !! Stay out !! ⚡" - fortunately you couldn't get in. Be very cautious I like you very much.

Cripi, foge daí,estavas mal da cabeça?? estás louca ou melhor estão doidas....mas uma coisa é certa é espetacular 🌝 gostei.... beijokas....

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Ahahaahah 🤣🤣🤣 decide te então 🙈 ainda bem que gostaste. Beijocas!

I know that at at least one of the places teenagers have died because the abandoned concrete fell so yeah, take care.

@danielazziptrips

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely! When stepping foot on an abandoned, crumbling building, we're putting ourselves in danger, and I am fully aware of that. Sad to hear about that! :( Which location was it that this happened? Was it the castle or the ghost town?

Magyar vagyok hehehehebe

You are very beautiful😍

@danielazziptrips

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

jews jews everywhere..lol