You covering up the buzzcut when it looks good!

3 whole months!! Wow!!

Thank you for the positive information ❤. Keep them coming.

So where is it allowed to take photos? I mean i cant imagine I’m in a trip and cant document what I’m seeing there!

If you go to the more uptown areas like Lavington, Westlands, Kilimani etc the stares do die down because a lot of white folks hang around there.

Great video! I enjoy your delivery and your personality. Very down to earth and informative!

Very cheap for a month include ever now plus the pool beautiful view hell oh yeah I love Peru ❤️🇵🇪 one the best of South America best food and Machu pichu 🏔️ yeahhh PERU 🇵🇪 im coming 😊😉😉😉❤️❤️❤️🍫🍫🍺🍺🍺🍺👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🎶😘😘😘😍😍🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

It remembers me of Machu Picchu in the 90s-earliest 2000 , everything was so accesible

thanks for the video mate, actually I was going to stay in the same room 4 beds. my question is, if this hostel do group activities such a party tour, restaurant tours etc etfc thanks

Yo babble way too much, and offer little to no help.

You forgot don’t accept a drink of a woman

One of the few vlogs that actually gave accurate and useful info. Kudos🎉

Lol Starbucks in Colombia forget that hahahaha

Idk if you Spanish but your pronunciation is pretty good I'm not that great in Spanish butt's sounds good

1 I'd like to add: Dont Expect everyone to cater to you as an English-speaker-only kinda person. I speak English, i make a living using my ESL skills. However, Colombia is a SPANISH speaking country, with several SPA-speaking countries around for 1000 miles. So don't do what I've (sadly) seen some tourists do: DEMAND someone speaks English to them. You're the guest here. That's not how it works. If 3% of Colombia can learn English with a B2 level, then you can surely learn A2 level spanish before you travel. it will connect you to people, and take you out of the expat bubble our resorts create.

Nowadays it's ok to film, infact the streets of Nairobi are overcrowded with people on TikTok especially on Sundays

As photographer I am preparing my first trip to Colombia, so your videos are a great help. So thanks for all your research and energy you've put in.

Kenyan in the house 🏠, I just subscribed

Do you have the contact information of Amaya? Where is this located?

Really valid comments here - well done, Ryan. On my first visit to Kenya, in 1982 (ancient times!), I took a photo of the parliament buildings downtown on a Sunday, when it was deserted, and I was detained by police. It cost me USD $100 (cash) to get out of it. It's interesting to me that this still applies - 40 years later. Advice about what to do and what not to do downrtown is spot-on. I've been back a dozen times over the past 10 yrs and this is all valid advice. I don't care for the jaunty music in the video (I never do) but that's not the point: It's the pointers that count. Like getting your visa in advance - the rules on that have changed. Any number of reasons for that, but it's true: The rules have changed. And listen to the advice about not bringing drones. Everything in this video is spot-on.

I was born in Malindi ❤ currently living in London but i visit kenya a lot

Dude, can you share with me details about this school? Such as name, address or simply website.

Nice video congrats!

As a native colombian, I give the 100% stamp of approval

Solo backpacking in January! Can’t wait to see this beautiful country

When I saw this video, I thought you would be another shallow hipster. I was wrong. This was one of the most useful videos on Colombia that I've seen. Nice job, my friend. Thanks.

What month did you go??

I was in Colombia for 3 weeks and I just returned from there 2 weeks ago. I went on a Pablo Escobar tour to learn about all the destruction he caused. I visited the Inflexion Memorial park which was a park dedicated to Escobar's victims. The tour was really informative because it talked about all the terrible things Escobar did but also focused on how social reformation made Medellin so much better and safer. I also did a lot of salsa and bachata dancing in Medellin because I do Latin dancing in my home country of Bermuda. This is a great video!

Gayest editing style I’ve ever seen.

What’s this? A lecture on how to live our lives? Get a life man!

Good video. We loved Bogota. I'd query calling Salento a city. It's a small town but it is a great place to stay. Medellin. We found it very hot but that may have been just a hot spell. I'd add Popayan into the list. The old town is great, fabulous white colonial buildings. Well worth a couple of nights.

Every home in Peru has a microwave and fridge!!! Typical US citizen that don't know what they are talking about but are so sure of everything!! Next he's gonna be surprised we have toilet paper!!!

It'd be cool to see some budget friendly tips! I travel to a lot of concerts in Denver but never know where to find those underrated "hole in the wall" type places.

Can someone please help me my flight in November to see my girlfriend for her birthday she comes to America to see me all the time as she just finished school in her home county bogotá Colombia and will be moving here in USA forever in December I speak no Spanish I’m white and I’m nervous but I want to experience her country as everyone say it’s soo beautiful and be with her she means everything to me she said not worry as she will be there every step of the way and her friends love me tooo but what is over dressed what is enough money for 9 days will I get lost in the airport she picking me up there but again I speak little Spanish only singular words not much she teaching me❤️ her family lives here and cook amazing food so that one thing I’m lookin forward tooo! But I am nervous but super happy any advice will help 🙏🏼

Even us locals, walking around nairobi needs a thick skin. Every day the city treats you differently. For example.. new conning styles and tricks...

Love the video. Very well explained. Was in Medellin last year and enjoyed every minute of it. We didn’t care much for the Pablo Escobar situation or tours even though it was a part of their history (they are trying to recover from that insanity still). Indeed the Colombian people are welcoming. Going back soon but to Bogota 😌.

Great!! Love your video💯 very useful and true ❤

Why my body gotta be so soft? 😂💕

So informative!

Let’s go! The KZbin videos are back

Agree with everything, but the cheese in chocolate - nup. And Bogota is great! I's add give yourself time. I was there 3 weeks and it was not nearly enough.

Why don’t you talk about cost? That’s super important.

The bakeries are open in the morning early

Very informative. Cheers from Switzerland.

Hey Bro love the content, I am actually moving to Peru next month from the US with my wife that is from Peru and starting a new life. Every time i go to Peru I love it so much, everyone that i have met have been super nice and the food amazing. I just have to get better at speaking Spanish lol.

worst place ive ever been fo sho

Great tips! Definitely don’t rush meals or skip the local foods. The people are definitely the best!!

Filming and photography is now legal, the licensing requirement was removed in 2022 by the new county government.

Idiots

@ryan As a Kenyan I found your travel tips very insightful and balanced. This is a very honest outlay of essential information, some of which is not covered in quite the same detail by other travel vloggers. Thanks, be safe and all the best.