There are digital readers to validate the tickets on buses. I bought my ticket on the bus. According to online information: “The on-board ticket, sold individually on buses, is valid for one journey on the bus on which it was purchased. It is not possible to connect to another bus or tram, nor to any other mode of transport.”
@roamingcat792721 күн бұрын
Just FYI: I went to Lyon 2 years ago and things may have changed.
@sannsamnang930821 күн бұрын
Thank you so much
@inday.strollsАй бұрын
@dubrovnikheightsvillarentalАй бұрын
Thank you for sharing 😊
@STANDREWSBEACH2 ай бұрын
Boa !💯👍
@melkay16613 ай бұрын
This the most unique and under rated most beautiful village in Portugal for sure ❤ so quaint, small but so amazing ❤ sesimbra it's in my heart, thank you ❤
@katsderierre91134 ай бұрын
salt water makers you buoyant...
@jacquiasilo59217 ай бұрын
arriving and departing within the same terminal in barcelona for a 3 hour layover, do you still need to pass the immigration control or just the passport control then straight to your boarding gate?
@jacquiasilo59217 ай бұрын
also with a checked in baggage. one single ticket with qatar from country of origin all the way to my final country of destination (Manila - Chile)
@roamingcat79277 ай бұрын
For us, it was only passport control and it only took several minutes. However, it may take longer depending on the situation.
@roamingcat79277 ай бұрын
Each airline may have different policy and policies can change over time. It’s better to check with your airline. Have a good trip!
@jacquiasilo59217 ай бұрын
thank you
@trvemilk63810 ай бұрын
Hi How long does the journey take in total?
@roamingcat792710 ай бұрын
It varies depending on many factors: traffic, timing, transfer time, or different methods etc. I would give 1.5 hour to 2 hours if take buses and tram. Express is faster and easier, but more expensive obviously.
@roamingcat792710 ай бұрын
By taking the bus, you can see rural Lyon and some fields.
@trvemilk63810 ай бұрын
@@roamingcat7927 Thank you so much 🙏
@GreatCityAttractions11 ай бұрын
Lovely video - Rila Lakes looks amazing.
@roamingcat79276 ай бұрын
It really is!
@GreatCityAttractions6 ай бұрын
yes - looks great @@roamingcat7927
@The123456mnb11 ай бұрын
Hello!! In july 2023 is it still possible to use bus 47 ans then tram? I read some blogs where said that option is no longer available. Thanks
It seems bus 47 and 48 are available from Lyon airport website. Please check details on the site. Sorry for the late response.
@rosabastos9004 Жыл бұрын
If i need to go from the airport to oullins what's the best bus?
@roamingcat792711 ай бұрын
It would be super inconvenient if you only take buses since it will take several buses to get there. According to Google, you can take. Rhône express to Lyon Part Dieu, then take line B towards Gare d’Oullins. Hope this help.
@eaglet2000 Жыл бұрын
So an annual fee to enter the Hungarian library cost 50 cents for Hungarians whilst foreigners have to pay $4 for a one-day pass. Why such a difference? At least EU nationals should pay less for a day pass. I thought that Hungary was still a member of the EU or is it not.
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Hungary is in EU. Not sure the exact reasons for the price difference. Library is supposed for reading. I guess 50cents is for the cost of making a card , basically is free. However, tourists use library for a different reason and can be disturbing for the readers. Not sure if there is EU standard for the ticket. Different EU countries have different ways to charge tickets.
@madeleinepelou5189 Жыл бұрын
Je suis en admiration devant ces tenues impeccables. Beaucoup d'heures de travail pour ces vetements prestigieux. Et ils sont portés avec grande beauté sur ces hommes tres dignes .fiers courageux et respectueux de leur tre's beau pays..J,aime beaucoup ces défilés qui sont si methodiques. IMPECABLES..j'espère de tout mon coeur que vous garderez ces régiments .respect â la GRECE.🌞⚘💕.Une petite française. ....
@Martin_TrainSpotter Жыл бұрын
What wonderful scenery Hungary has ❤
@khaled213b Жыл бұрын
Et si je voulais me rendre à la station Perrache ? Je prendrai le même tram ou bien une autre ligne ?
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Once you are at Vaulx-En-Velin La Soie station, take Train Line A Towards Perrache Pass the following stops Laurent Bonnevay Cusset Flachet Gratte Ciel République Villeurbanne Charpennes Masséna Foch Hôtel de Ville L. Pradel Cordeliers Bellecour Ampère Victor Hugo Perrache
@zelihasartepe1293 Жыл бұрын
@@roamingcat7927thanks for this video. how can I get to the Vaulx En Velin la soie station from the airport? And also how long would it take to reach Perrache from the Airport approximately?
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Rhône Express is the easiest way to get to Vaulx-en-Velin - La Soie station, and it takes about 30 minutes or so. Taking buses and train will take a long time. Here is a link of Rhône express site if you are interested: www.rhonexpress.fr/en_GB/timetable. Or you can Google it yourself. Have a good trip!
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
From Vaulx-en-Velin La soie to Perrache the ride itself is fast, but the walking time and waiting time varies depending on how fast you can find the right place to take the ride and what time frame you are at. Download the Moovit app which will use your location to find the right route and time for you. Google map works too.
@zelihasartepe1293 Жыл бұрын
@@roamingcat7927 thank you 🙏
@stefamvro5868 Жыл бұрын
Informations, from a Greek..: Homer ( The far ancient, Greek poet, who wrote Odyssey and Iliad, many thousands of years, before us..), is the first who spoke about Ev-zones. The word Ev-zones, means "the ancient fighter, who is so good and experienced, that the only thing he needed, was a belt, made from good quality, not easy to broke, and with practical positions for his arms ( sword, etc ). The second man who spoke about Evzones, was Herodotus ( the Greek "father of History", the first who puts the bases of international historical writing ), at the known ancient-classical times of Greece. Nowdays, in order to honer, our ancient history and our fighters ancestors, the Tomb of Unknown Soldier, shows an ancient fighter, and the guards, are Evzones.. Uniform of Evzones..: Their hat is red, and shows the blood that we gave, for our freedom.. The black "strings" of the hat, are our tears for our dead, who gave their blood.. In general, the uniform is white, because our cause of fight ( freedom and justice ), is noble and "pure". Ancient Greeks, were mostly wearing the "chlamys". The "skirt", ( which we call it Foustanella ), is the nowdays "chlamys", showing that our history continuous.. Foustanella, is the "next generation" of chlamys, and we made Foustanella, at the times of Greek Byzantine Empire. And it was very practical, because our fighters, were fighting at the wild mountains, and couldnt have organized hospital etc. So with Foustanella, which was easy to be made, they could take care they wounds very easy, than with trousers. Also Foustanella was warm at winter, and cold at summer. And Foustanella, was a psycological weapon also.. because when the barbarians were threating us, it was more easy for us, to show them our balls.. so they knew, that we are fearless.. The Foustanella, have 400 edges, showing the 400 years, of occupasion of the Ottomans (400 years, of torturing.. slaughtering.. etc.. ). Shoes, are made of hard leather, with big nails, under them. The nails were very important for the fighters, because the land of Greece is full of mountains, and rocky places, and the fighters needed to defend themselves, or attack, on "bad" terrain. The black "fluffy" thing, at the front of the shoes, hides inside, a small knife, showing that, in order to fight for your freedom, you must fight with everything you have ( hands and feet ), and with arms that the enemy cant see.. And the guards, keep their feet high, to show how they were stabbing the barbarians.. Nowdays, when the guards walking, they hit hard their feet to the ground, so our ancestors can hear the nails, and they know that Greeks are still here.. alive.. and free.. Unfortunately, there are some people, who dont know, and they dont ask, about this "funny skirt ", and they only laughing at this uniform. ( Some of them knows, like Albanians and Turks, but they were-are allies against Greeks, so they dont count..) They must know, that this is an ancient fighters uniform, and these fighters were fought against Barbarians, countless of times, and if they can laugh, is because these fighters, kept them free of barbarism.. If they can look in a mirror, and can say that they are humans, and not Barbarians, is because of these Greek fighters, with THIS uniform.. And we deserve and demand, from all, to respect the blood that we gave.. for freedom and justice, against Barbarians, through thousands of years.. And an extra information..: At the very old times, when the ancient Greeks, travelled all around this planet, and named many places, they found an island, very beautiful, but foggy. They called this island "land of Skot-os".. In Greek means, the land without sun. Nowdays, this island is called Scot-land.. The national uniform, of the great Scottish nation, is kilt.. Kilt and foustanella, seems to have the same ancestor.. the chlamys..
@marionabordas2000 Жыл бұрын
where did you look at the train timetables to go to budapest?
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
We used rail.cc website rail.cc/train/zagreb-to-budapest or Hungarian railway website www.mavcsoport.hu/en, or Croatian railway website www.hzpp.hr/en to search. The later two are official, but the first has all available options. Just put your date, time, and destinations information to search for prices and schedule. Price varies a lot depending on the travel time.
@quecrudo Жыл бұрын
hello everyone, what an excellent video!... I also have a walking tour channel in South America in case you want to come and see it. greetings 🤗
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Thank you. Just watched several videos of Lima from your channel. Nice videos. Have been thinking of going to Peru for several years now.
@quecrudo Жыл бұрын
@@roamingcat7927 It's good that you like them, thank you very much, Peru is a beautiful country, do not hesitate to go if you can.
@mmm91911 Жыл бұрын
About the life jacket, maybe because the salty water that keeps you up anyway?
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
That’s what I thought:).
@alexia885 Жыл бұрын
Hi! Loved this video! I am from Bucharest myself and I am also a traditional Romanian dancer 😊. Just wanted to let you know that the traditional dance you saw wasn't actually how it was supposed to be. It was quite badly executed. If you want to see real traditional dances, search on youtube :). I recommend watching "Călușarii" or "Călușul", the hardest traditional Romanian dance and possibly one of the fastest in the world. Thank you so much for visiting us! 🤗🥰 I wish you a New Year filled with happiness!
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Thank you so very much! We enjoyed very much those performances, and they are full of life, energy, and emotions. l noticed Romanian traditional dance might have very fast movements: when girls were swirling. I will watch the video that you recommended it ❤.
@alexia885 Жыл бұрын
@@roamingcat7927 kzread.info/dash/bejne/iIFrzravfrquaNI.html - this is Călușul danced in the 1980s. Nowadays people don't dance it the same way, unfortunately, but hopefully we'll be able to get it back :)
@ilirshima4475 Жыл бұрын
How much is a one way ticket?
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
We bought our tickets at Hungary Railway website www.mavcsoport.hu/en in July 2022 for about $16 (€15)at the time when USD was strong. We did compare other popular websites, such as Rail Europe, and the Train Line, those were more expensive. However, the seats could be different. It appeared to us that there were different wagons/carts (with/without air conditioning), so there may be different prices for different seats. Hope this helps.
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
I also remembered that morning train was much more expensive than the afternoon one, so check the schedule for different prices to fit your needs.
@ilirshima4475 Жыл бұрын
@@roamingcat7927 thank you very much
@publicmarket4927 Жыл бұрын
So nice thank you i like and share🤩🤩🤩🤩
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Thank you too！
@publicmarket4927 Жыл бұрын
So nice thank you i like and share🤩🤩🤩🤩
@abnegacek Жыл бұрын
I think I'm going to shit myself laughing looking at those jumping idiots in fringed ladies' dresses...
@ApaleutosMits Жыл бұрын
An Evzonas just lifted his fustanela and wrote your opinion on his balls.
@heochrono-tc4068 Жыл бұрын
iTS BECAUSE U R AN IDIOT AND THAT YOUR HAVE NO STORY AND NO IDEA AT ALL BECAUSE U R SUCH AN UNEDUCATED AT ALL (HUMAN) BEING. KEEP YOUR MIND FOR YOURSELF MORON
@user-mp2rm8et9m Жыл бұрын
Αν θες να ξεκαρδιστεις στα γέλια κοίτα τα μούτρα σου σε ένα καθρέφτη βλάκα!!!!
@user-mp2rm8et9m9 ай бұрын
You are malakas
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
The people in Denizli were very friendly!Many were so eager to help us when we were in the buses😊. They wanted to make sure that we knew the right way. One even gave his name card to us so we could call him if we were lost since he speaks English. We shopped in many local stores, and were always treated warmly and fairly.
@travelandstreetfood9433 Жыл бұрын
Yes 😂
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
You know what I mean 😂!
@danaiepure7211 Жыл бұрын
Very nice!!👍
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Thank you .
@williamwarner8189 Жыл бұрын
Cute!! Quickly informative.
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Thanks you!
@monikaliebisch7930 Жыл бұрын
Ja
@monikaliebisch7930 Жыл бұрын
Brillant !
@monikaliebisch7930 Жыл бұрын
Ich möchte nach Budapest
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
It’s a very beautiful city!
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
The beauty of hiking is that you are able to get so close to the nature, and see the sceneries changing. Once you reach the top and walk to edge of the mountain, then whole view will open up in front of you.
@supermavro6072 Жыл бұрын
Their Mom forgot they're old grown men, she still buy them a two year old "girl" dress. Haha
@user-mp2rm8et9m Жыл бұрын
Stupid
@talatgedik1279 Жыл бұрын
Bunlar tam birk SOYTARI🤣🤣🤣
@a.s.g.8267 Жыл бұрын
it is really good information. thank you very much
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Happy to hear this! Thank you.
@MrJhgl Жыл бұрын
What is the number of the bus that takes you to the train station?
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Bus 47 at airport, then Tram 3 to the city center. It’s shown at 0:33- 0:40 in the video. You can pause to read the details. As it was mentioned that it would take a little bit more effort but doable, and many locals do it in this way. Have a great trip!
@MrJhgl Жыл бұрын
@@roamingcat7927 Have you tried it yourself?
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Yes. We did it in May, 2022. If you have a lot of luggage, it would be a little bit hard dragging around. We traveled light, so it wasn’t bad. Bus was not crowded, but tram was quite crowded.
@MrJhgl Жыл бұрын
@@roamingcat7927 thanks
@restudeden6112 Жыл бұрын
I hope you sucses forever...👍👍
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@restudeden6112 Жыл бұрын
Yes im a gree absolutetly beautyful..
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Thank you
@entropy_of_principles Жыл бұрын
..because in salt water ( just a simply physics) you are easiest than the water ( salting water are heavier), read some physics, enjoy kzread.info/dash/bejne/nqicypSKprC0fqQ.html buh-bye !
@GoViking933 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful footage and I am shocked at the elevation of the lakes! I guess I will have to do some research on Bulgaria. I live in the mountains of Western Canada (Alberta), and our town sits at 4200’ with the mountain immediately west of town at 8200’ so I understand how high that is. Amazing there’s fish in it! Do you know what kind?
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your comment! Regarding the fish type in the lakes, hopefully some Bulgarian friends would tell us. We do know there are a lot of trout here. 😊Be honest with you, we didn’t know much about the country, just some superficial stuff. It is really an amazing country, very much underrated. We went to an archeological Museum yesterday and were amazed again. Still digesting the information. What I like here the most is that it’s not hard to get to the mountains and nature. There are different types of geographical areas. We will discover more.
@huskytail6 ай бұрын
@@roamingcat7927 one of the Seven Rila lakes has river trout. I am not sure about brook trout but it's definitely found in other glacier lakes in Bulgaria. Fishing is forbidden though as is getting in the lakes. The more popular they become, the more they suffer from humans intervention. Anyway, Bulgaria has some stunning, stunning nature, cities and villages. The nature is extremely varied and beautiful, from the southern most glacier in Europe (it's a tiny one but hey, it's at the level of Rome 😁) to a small desert (Europe has no real deserts) and everything in between as mountains and valleys, including a temperate rain forest. It's not a very well known place, thankfully, and this it's kept wild and as pristine as anything in such an overcrowded continent as Europe can be.
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
Bulgaria is really gorgeous! Sofia is a peaceful city. Just visited Koprivshtitsa which is amazing. What do you think about Bulgaria? Please comment.
@talatgedik1279 Жыл бұрын
ETEKLİ KIZLARIMIZ BİR HARİKA.
@dimitriosmoursias55 Жыл бұрын
Η φαστανελα είναι για να γάμου την μάνα στα γρήγορα
@talatgedik1279 Жыл бұрын
@@dimitriosmoursias55 Siktir aç dilenciler.
@dimitriosmoursias55 Жыл бұрын
Είδες πώς είναι όταν κάποιος δεν σέβεται
@user-sq9dk7gm1j Жыл бұрын
Χαχααααα! 😂😂
@user-mp2rm8et9m Жыл бұрын
Στην άλωση της Τριπολιτσάς αυτοί σας έκαναν σουβλάκι τουρκομογγολε
@franksisneros4321 Жыл бұрын
These guards would be perfect for Sleepy Joe. Sleepy Joe could put on his clown suit.
@supermavro6072 Жыл бұрын
🤣🤣🤣
@rafaellagaribaldi9391 Жыл бұрын
Personally I think the Fustanella is too short, and it should be brought down to the same length as that of the officers.
@supermavro6072 Жыл бұрын
There you go WHeee...with those TUTU dress.
@roamingcat7927 Жыл бұрын
If you are in Budapest, Hungary. Don’t miss the musical fountain in Margaret Island. It’s fabulous!
@burchstirling96972 жыл бұрын
𝓅𝓇o𝓂o𝓈𝓂
@katerinaargyropoulou88182 жыл бұрын
είστε τέλειοι είστε μοναδικοι
@roamingcat79272 жыл бұрын
Thank you for commenting. We love Greece very much 😍.The sky and the sea were so blue when we were in Greece. The feta cheese was so tasty and we started eating feta cheese very so often now. Great memories were made in Greece. Thank you!
@woudy73272 жыл бұрын
It is over the top and theatrical. I don’t like it at all. And why are they dressed as women with a rifle?
@dorianphilotheates37692 жыл бұрын
They aren’t “dressed as women” - it’s the women that are dressed as men...
@Rousseau44692 жыл бұрын
Every move they make has a certain symbolism. If you watch out the ones that are changed at a point they form with their body number 4 for a moment. 4 is the first number of the occupation of Greece from the ottomans (400 years). I am not an expert to analyse their whole moves I think that there is a Greek site that comments on all of them. As for their dress is named Foustanela and it gives the illusion of a skirt. It’s not. They are 2 pieces of cloth that together under a belt give the impression of a skirt which is definitely not. They wear different clothes in summer and winter. The winter one is wool and kept them warm as the pompon on their shoes while the summer is light cotton but with many layers of perplexed strings protecting them from the strong sun. In the independence war they placed a small blade inside that pompon and when in hand to hand combat they kicked the enemy with it thus distracting him momentarily in order to finish him off then. Something that worked perfectly for them.
@roamingcat79272 жыл бұрын
The costumes have changed overtime and it is more symbolic for its meaning than being practical. I am okay with the style, just like Scottish and Irish skirt- like kilts which have their own characteristics.
@rafaellagaribaldi9391 Жыл бұрын
@ Woudy I assume that you are not from Europe. The fustanella or kilt is typically Balkan highland clothing, because it was more suited to guerilla warfare back in the 18th century in the mountainous highlands of Greece. Kilts were aslo worn by the Scots and the Irish and the Welsh who call them Cilts. Also Canadians wear kilts.
@buzuxi Жыл бұрын
@@roamingcat7927 - Actuality it's precisely because of their practicality. Guerilla warfare in the mountains. Easier to step over rocky ground and maneuver in mountainous terrain.
@NessieAndrew2 жыл бұрын
It was so incredibly hot that summer
@roamingcat79272 жыл бұрын
We went in September, so it was perfect. The sky was perfectly blue with few clouds. But you’re right, that summer was incredibly hot and Greece had several fires.
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How to validate the bus tickets?
There are digital readers to validate the tickets on buses. I bought my ticket on the bus. According to online information: “The on-board ticket, sold individually on buses, is valid for one journey on the bus on which it was purchased. It is not possible to connect to another bus or tram, nor to any other mode of transport.”
Just FYI: I went to Lyon 2 years ago and things may have changed.
Thank you so much
Thank you for sharing 😊
Boa !💯👍
This the most unique and under rated most beautiful village in Portugal for sure ❤ so quaint, small but so amazing ❤ sesimbra it's in my heart, thank you ❤
salt water makers you buoyant...
arriving and departing within the same terminal in barcelona for a 3 hour layover, do you still need to pass the immigration control or just the passport control then straight to your boarding gate?
also with a checked in baggage. one single ticket with qatar from country of origin all the way to my final country of destination (Manila - Chile)
For us, it was only passport control and it only took several minutes. However, it may take longer depending on the situation.
Each airline may have different policy and policies can change over time. It’s better to check with your airline. Have a good trip!
thank you
Hi How long does the journey take in total?
It varies depending on many factors: traffic, timing, transfer time, or different methods etc. I would give 1.5 hour to 2 hours if take buses and tram. Express is faster and easier, but more expensive obviously.
By taking the bus, you can see rural Lyon and some fields.
@@roamingcat7927 Thank you so much 🙏
Lovely video - Rila Lakes looks amazing.
It really is!
yes - looks great @@roamingcat7927
Hello!! In july 2023 is it still possible to use bus 47 ans then tram? I read some blogs where said that option is no longer available. Thanks
www.lyonaeroports.com/en/access-transports/bus-lines-tcl
It seems bus 47 and 48 are available from Lyon airport website. Please check details on the site. Sorry for the late response.
If i need to go from the airport to oullins what's the best bus?
It would be super inconvenient if you only take buses since it will take several buses to get there. According to Google, you can take. Rhône express to Lyon Part Dieu, then take line B towards Gare d’Oullins. Hope this help.
So an annual fee to enter the Hungarian library cost 50 cents for Hungarians whilst foreigners have to pay $4 for a one-day pass. Why such a difference? At least EU nationals should pay less for a day pass. I thought that Hungary was still a member of the EU or is it not.
Hungary is in EU. Not sure the exact reasons for the price difference. Library is supposed for reading. I guess 50cents is for the cost of making a card , basically is free. However, tourists use library for a different reason and can be disturbing for the readers. Not sure if there is EU standard for the ticket. Different EU countries have different ways to charge tickets.
Je suis en admiration devant ces tenues impeccables. Beaucoup d'heures de travail pour ces vetements prestigieux. Et ils sont portés avec grande beauté sur ces hommes tres dignes .fiers courageux et respectueux de leur tre's beau pays..J,aime beaucoup ces défilés qui sont si methodiques. IMPECABLES..j'espère de tout mon coeur que vous garderez ces régiments .respect â la GRECE.🌞⚘💕.Une petite française. ....
What wonderful scenery Hungary has ❤
Et si je voulais me rendre à la station Perrache ? Je prendrai le même tram ou bien une autre ligne ?
Once you are at Vaulx-En-Velin La Soie station, take Train Line A Towards Perrache Pass the following stops Laurent Bonnevay Cusset Flachet Gratte Ciel République Villeurbanne Charpennes Masséna Foch Hôtel de Ville L. Pradel Cordeliers Bellecour Ampère Victor Hugo Perrache
@@roamingcat7927thanks for this video. how can I get to the Vaulx En Velin la soie station from the airport? And also how long would it take to reach Perrache from the Airport approximately?
Rhône Express is the easiest way to get to Vaulx-en-Velin - La Soie station, and it takes about 30 minutes or so. Taking buses and train will take a long time. Here is a link of Rhône express site if you are interested: www.rhonexpress.fr/en_GB/timetable. Or you can Google it yourself. Have a good trip!
From Vaulx-en-Velin La soie to Perrache the ride itself is fast, but the walking time and waiting time varies depending on how fast you can find the right place to take the ride and what time frame you are at. Download the Moovit app which will use your location to find the right route and time for you. Google map works too.
@@roamingcat7927 thank you 🙏
Informations, from a Greek..: Homer ( The far ancient, Greek poet, who wrote Odyssey and Iliad, many thousands of years, before us..), is the first who spoke about Ev-zones. The word Ev-zones, means "the ancient fighter, who is so good and experienced, that the only thing he needed, was a belt, made from good quality, not easy to broke, and with practical positions for his arms ( sword, etc ). The second man who spoke about Evzones, was Herodotus ( the Greek "father of History", the first who puts the bases of international historical writing ), at the known ancient-classical times of Greece. Nowdays, in order to honer, our ancient history and our fighters ancestors, the Tomb of Unknown Soldier, shows an ancient fighter, and the guards, are Evzones.. Uniform of Evzones..: Their hat is red, and shows the blood that we gave, for our freedom.. The black "strings" of the hat, are our tears for our dead, who gave their blood.. In general, the uniform is white, because our cause of fight ( freedom and justice ), is noble and "pure". Ancient Greeks, were mostly wearing the "chlamys". The "skirt", ( which we call it Foustanella ), is the nowdays "chlamys", showing that our history continuous.. Foustanella, is the "next generation" of chlamys, and we made Foustanella, at the times of Greek Byzantine Empire. And it was very practical, because our fighters, were fighting at the wild mountains, and couldnt have organized hospital etc. So with Foustanella, which was easy to be made, they could take care they wounds very easy, than with trousers. Also Foustanella was warm at winter, and cold at summer. And Foustanella, was a psycological weapon also.. because when the barbarians were threating us, it was more easy for us, to show them our balls.. so they knew, that we are fearless.. The Foustanella, have 400 edges, showing the 400 years, of occupasion of the Ottomans (400 years, of torturing.. slaughtering.. etc.. ). Shoes, are made of hard leather, with big nails, under them. The nails were very important for the fighters, because the land of Greece is full of mountains, and rocky places, and the fighters needed to defend themselves, or attack, on "bad" terrain. The black "fluffy" thing, at the front of the shoes, hides inside, a small knife, showing that, in order to fight for your freedom, you must fight with everything you have ( hands and feet ), and with arms that the enemy cant see.. And the guards, keep their feet high, to show how they were stabbing the barbarians.. Nowdays, when the guards walking, they hit hard their feet to the ground, so our ancestors can hear the nails, and they know that Greeks are still here.. alive.. and free.. Unfortunately, there are some people, who dont know, and they dont ask, about this "funny skirt ", and they only laughing at this uniform. ( Some of them knows, like Albanians and Turks, but they were-are allies against Greeks, so they dont count..) They must know, that this is an ancient fighters uniform, and these fighters were fought against Barbarians, countless of times, and if they can laugh, is because these fighters, kept them free of barbarism.. If they can look in a mirror, and can say that they are humans, and not Barbarians, is because of these Greek fighters, with THIS uniform.. And we deserve and demand, from all, to respect the blood that we gave.. for freedom and justice, against Barbarians, through thousands of years.. And an extra information..: At the very old times, when the ancient Greeks, travelled all around this planet, and named many places, they found an island, very beautiful, but foggy. They called this island "land of Skot-os".. In Greek means, the land without sun. Nowdays, this island is called Scot-land.. The national uniform, of the great Scottish nation, is kilt.. Kilt and foustanella, seems to have the same ancestor.. the chlamys..
where did you look at the train timetables to go to budapest?
We used rail.cc website rail.cc/train/zagreb-to-budapest or Hungarian railway website www.mavcsoport.hu/en, or Croatian railway website www.hzpp.hr/en to search. The later two are official, but the first has all available options. Just put your date, time, and destinations information to search for prices and schedule. Price varies a lot depending on the travel time.
hello everyone, what an excellent video!... I also have a walking tour channel in South America in case you want to come and see it. greetings 🤗
Thank you. Just watched several videos of Lima from your channel. Nice videos. Have been thinking of going to Peru for several years now.
@@roamingcat7927 It's good that you like them, thank you very much, Peru is a beautiful country, do not hesitate to go if you can.
About the life jacket, maybe because the salty water that keeps you up anyway?
That’s what I thought:).
Hi! Loved this video! I am from Bucharest myself and I am also a traditional Romanian dancer 😊. Just wanted to let you know that the traditional dance you saw wasn't actually how it was supposed to be. It was quite badly executed. If you want to see real traditional dances, search on youtube :). I recommend watching "Călușarii" or "Călușul", the hardest traditional Romanian dance and possibly one of the fastest in the world. Thank you so much for visiting us! 🤗🥰 I wish you a New Year filled with happiness!
Thank you so very much! We enjoyed very much those performances, and they are full of life, energy, and emotions. l noticed Romanian traditional dance might have very fast movements: when girls were swirling. I will watch the video that you recommended it ❤.
@@roamingcat7927 kzread.info/dash/bejne/iIFrzravfrquaNI.html - this is Călușul danced in the 1980s. Nowadays people don't dance it the same way, unfortunately, but hopefully we'll be able to get it back :)
How much is a one way ticket?
We bought our tickets at Hungary Railway website www.mavcsoport.hu/en in July 2022 for about $16 (€15)at the time when USD was strong. We did compare other popular websites, such as Rail Europe, and the Train Line, those were more expensive. However, the seats could be different. It appeared to us that there were different wagons/carts (with/without air conditioning), so there may be different prices for different seats. Hope this helps.
I also remembered that morning train was much more expensive than the afternoon one, so check the schedule for different prices to fit your needs.
@@roamingcat7927 thank you very much
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I think I'm going to shit myself laughing looking at those jumping idiots in fringed ladies' dresses...
An Evzonas just lifted his fustanela and wrote your opinion on his balls.
iTS BECAUSE U R AN IDIOT AND THAT YOUR HAVE NO STORY AND NO IDEA AT ALL BECAUSE U R SUCH AN UNEDUCATED AT ALL (HUMAN) BEING. KEEP YOUR MIND FOR YOURSELF MORON
Αν θες να ξεκαρδιστεις στα γέλια κοίτα τα μούτρα σου σε ένα καθρέφτη βλάκα!!!!
You are malakas
The people in Denizli were very friendly!Many were so eager to help us when we were in the buses😊. They wanted to make sure that we knew the right way. One even gave his name card to us so we could call him if we were lost since he speaks English. We shopped in many local stores, and were always treated warmly and fairly.
Yes 😂
You know what I mean 😂!
Very nice!!👍
Thank you .
Cute!! Quickly informative.
Thanks you!
Ja
Brillant !
Ich möchte nach Budapest
It’s a very beautiful city!
The beauty of hiking is that you are able to get so close to the nature, and see the sceneries changing. Once you reach the top and walk to edge of the mountain, then whole view will open up in front of you.
Their Mom forgot they're old grown men, she still buy them a two year old "girl" dress. Haha
Stupid
Bunlar tam birk SOYTARI🤣🤣🤣
it is really good information. thank you very much
Happy to hear this! Thank you.
What is the number of the bus that takes you to the train station?
Bus 47 at airport, then Tram 3 to the city center. It’s shown at 0:33- 0:40 in the video. You can pause to read the details. As it was mentioned that it would take a little bit more effort but doable, and many locals do it in this way. Have a great trip!
@@roamingcat7927 Have you tried it yourself?
Yes. We did it in May, 2022. If you have a lot of luggage, it would be a little bit hard dragging around. We traveled light, so it wasn’t bad. Bus was not crowded, but tram was quite crowded.
@@roamingcat7927 thanks
I hope you sucses forever...👍👍
Thank you!
Yes im a gree absolutetly beautyful..
Thank you
..because in salt water ( just a simply physics) you are easiest than the water ( salting water are heavier), read some physics, enjoy kzread.info/dash/bejne/nqicypSKprC0fqQ.html buh-bye !
Beautiful footage and I am shocked at the elevation of the lakes! I guess I will have to do some research on Bulgaria. I live in the mountains of Western Canada (Alberta), and our town sits at 4200’ with the mountain immediately west of town at 8200’ so I understand how high that is. Amazing there’s fish in it! Do you know what kind?
Thank you for your comment! Regarding the fish type in the lakes, hopefully some Bulgarian friends would tell us. We do know there are a lot of trout here. 😊Be honest with you, we didn’t know much about the country, just some superficial stuff. It is really an amazing country, very much underrated. We went to an archeological Museum yesterday and were amazed again. Still digesting the information. What I like here the most is that it’s not hard to get to the mountains and nature. There are different types of geographical areas. We will discover more.
@@roamingcat7927 one of the Seven Rila lakes has river trout. I am not sure about brook trout but it's definitely found in other glacier lakes in Bulgaria. Fishing is forbidden though as is getting in the lakes. The more popular they become, the more they suffer from humans intervention. Anyway, Bulgaria has some stunning, stunning nature, cities and villages. The nature is extremely varied and beautiful, from the southern most glacier in Europe (it's a tiny one but hey, it's at the level of Rome 😁) to a small desert (Europe has no real deserts) and everything in between as mountains and valleys, including a temperate rain forest. It's not a very well known place, thankfully, and this it's kept wild and as pristine as anything in such an overcrowded continent as Europe can be.
Bulgaria is really gorgeous! Sofia is a peaceful city. Just visited Koprivshtitsa which is amazing. What do you think about Bulgaria? Please comment.
ETEKLİ KIZLARIMIZ BİR HARİKA.
Η φαστανελα είναι για να γάμου την μάνα στα γρήγορα
@@dimitriosmoursias55 Siktir aç dilenciler.
Είδες πώς είναι όταν κάποιος δεν σέβεται
Χαχααααα! 😂😂
Στην άλωση της Τριπολιτσάς αυτοί σας έκαναν σουβλάκι τουρκομογγολε
These guards would be perfect for Sleepy Joe. Sleepy Joe could put on his clown suit.
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Personally I think the Fustanella is too short, and it should be brought down to the same length as that of the officers.
There you go WHeee...with those TUTU dress.
If you are in Budapest, Hungary. Don’t miss the musical fountain in Margaret Island. It’s fabulous!
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είστε τέλειοι είστε μοναδικοι
Thank you for commenting. We love Greece very much 😍.The sky and the sea were so blue when we were in Greece. The feta cheese was so tasty and we started eating feta cheese very so often now. Great memories were made in Greece. Thank you!
It is over the top and theatrical. I don’t like it at all. And why are they dressed as women with a rifle?
They aren’t “dressed as women” - it’s the women that are dressed as men...
Every move they make has a certain symbolism. If you watch out the ones that are changed at a point they form with their body number 4 for a moment. 4 is the first number of the occupation of Greece from the ottomans (400 years). I am not an expert to analyse their whole moves I think that there is a Greek site that comments on all of them. As for their dress is named Foustanela and it gives the illusion of a skirt. It’s not. They are 2 pieces of cloth that together under a belt give the impression of a skirt which is definitely not. They wear different clothes in summer and winter. The winter one is wool and kept them warm as the pompon on their shoes while the summer is light cotton but with many layers of perplexed strings protecting them from the strong sun. In the independence war they placed a small blade inside that pompon and when in hand to hand combat they kicked the enemy with it thus distracting him momentarily in order to finish him off then. Something that worked perfectly for them.
The costumes have changed overtime and it is more symbolic for its meaning than being practical. I am okay with the style, just like Scottish and Irish skirt- like kilts which have their own characteristics.
@ Woudy I assume that you are not from Europe. The fustanella or kilt is typically Balkan highland clothing, because it was more suited to guerilla warfare back in the 18th century in the mountainous highlands of Greece. Kilts were aslo worn by the Scots and the Irish and the Welsh who call them Cilts. Also Canadians wear kilts.
@@roamingcat7927 - Actuality it's precisely because of their practicality. Guerilla warfare in the mountains. Easier to step over rocky ground and maneuver in mountainous terrain.
It was so incredibly hot that summer
We went in September, so it was perfect. The sky was perfectly blue with few clouds. But you’re right, that summer was incredibly hot and Greece had several fires.