First Class On The MOST BEAUTIFUL TRAIN RIDE In Bulgaria

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[@goransukovic8703]

Nice video. Thank you. Bulgaria rocks, salute to Bulgarian brothers and sisters from Serbia. Живели браћо Бугари ❤️

[@NaickKim]

Thanks Goran!

[@yogiaol]

Thank you brother, greetings from Bulgaria.

[@ganbaatarmunkhzul3820]

Thank you brothers, vhala vam in blagodarya vi for loving each other. Love you both and all the Balkan people. You are all amazing. Love from Mongolia.

[@yogiaol]

@@ganbaatarmunkhzul3820 Благодаря. Ти пишеш на кирилица, България даде кирилицата на света.

[@goransukovic8703]

@@yogiaol тенк ју фор ћирилица 😁

[@nenogenov3826]

Yes Cyrillic is From Bulgaria, here is made

[@onlygodcanjudgeme1476]

Cyrillic and methody are from solun 🇲🇰 and they Made alphabet in ohrid Macedonia

[@nenogenov3826]

@@onlygodcanjudgeme1476 are you crazy ,what history you read, histori for little macedonians kid for good night

[@p.aleksandrov2879]

@@onlygodcanjudgeme1476 Cyril and Methodius wrote the Glagolitic alphabet, the Cyrillic alphabet was commissioned by the Bulgarian state years later and was written in the Preslav Literary School at the end of the 9th or the beginning of the 10th century.

[@opalyankaBG]

Nice, and good thing you mentioned that the Cyrillic alphabet originated here in Bulgaria!

[@yanislavdelchev6063]

благодаря ви поздрави от България

[@PostcardAndAPint]

Great video, we love train travel too. I loved that your train still had compartments like the older trains. Stunning scenery.

[@shikhasharma6291]

Hello Naick and Kim! I'm Krtin Sharma from India. I've been watching your videos for the past 2 weeks regularly. Your videos and editing are great and I'm always hyped for your weekly videos to come. You're doing a great job and stay safe! And most importantly Happy Birthday Kim :)

[@NaickKim]

Thank you Krtin! Happy you like our videos. 💖🙌🥰🥳

[@giannishen]

保加利亞的火車站好大，難怪 Kim 會說成機場； 保加利亞的風景好漂亮，到處都是綠油油一片； 堡壘非常壯觀，你們鬥嘴時好可愛，謝謝分享！👍😀👏

[@user-xn6pk9kz4m]

Beautiful moutain and beautiful train, thank you, both.

[@krassir832]

Thank you for this wonderful video and what an amazing ride you had. Beautiful scenery 👌❤️

[@RositsaPetrovarjp7]

It is a beautuful ride but there are beautiful train rides in Bulgaria too. Train stations in Bulgaria are empty as few people take the train in Bulgaria today. Not the case in the past. The trains tend to be quite old

[@StelyannIvan]

Beautiful video

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Nice vlog guys - some great looking sights on the train too!

[@NaickKim]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Nice footage - keep up the great work. @@NaickKim

[@kuzeyboy]

I get this train regularly from Veliko Tarnovo to Sofia, I have taken it so much for granted!

[@todorsamardzhiev144]

I loved this train as a kid, it's so cool that people from the other end of Europe share my emotion. If you come again to Bulgaria, I recommend the Septemvri - Dobrinishte narrow-gauge train.

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Good information.

[@sandravankerckhoven4750]

Leuke vlog weer! Kijk al uit naar de volgende 🤩 grtjs Sandra

[@NaickKim]

Bedankt Sandra! 🥰

[@Vordigon1]

10/10 for doing your research on the Cyrillic alphabets origin!

[@NaickKim]

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[@alexanderpetkov7634]

You have to try the Tesnolineyka - tha narrow track train through the Rodopi mountains in Bulgaria - from Septemvri to Bansko, it is so beautifull with a lot of small old time stations along the way. You'll love it. Here is more information: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Septemvri%E2%80%93Dobrinishte_narrow-gauge_line

[@MTravelVlog]

I really enjoyed your video. ⭐️ Thanks for Sharing! 💕 Greetings from Albania. 🇦🇱

[@NaickKim]

Thanks for watching!

[@nop4eTo]

So glad you are enjoying the train rides in my country! And I pity you for the toilet experience 😂 But I hope the amazing views of our maintains made their justice. Can't wait to see more adventures of you in Bulgaria! 😘

[@NaickKim]

We had a really great time on the train in Bulgaria. Couldn't believe it's so beautiful out there!

[@schweeps6705]

Much love from Serbia...Like your vid's a lot!!

[@NaickKim]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@russiannorth2440]

I like it! posted a video of a walk on the White Sea beach in northern Russia. pleasant viewing)

[@mountainlover830]

I LOVE riding by train. This was a beautiful trip! (And who'd have thought the sign would have been in Dutch, too?!) Been looking forward to your next video--this was worth the wait!

[@NaickKim]

We love train travel as well. This was indeed very beautiful on a cozy train. New video should be coming soon again ;)

[@zhuravlik26]

Thanks a lot for this amazing video! I'm mostly a train traveler, but haven't been to the Balkans yet, so was always curious about the train infrastructure there. This line is amazing, ❤ the views. The train looks similar to the old Intercity family still in use in Germany and Austria, but the interior looks more comfy. Funny that they use "влак" in Bulgarian for "train". The idea behind the word is very similar to the French "train" or the German "Zug", i.e. something that pulls/drags itself.

[@NaickKim]

We love traveling by trains! Our favourite journey to this day is still the Transsiberian probably 😁😁 I think these are actually old trains that come from Germany and have been bought from DB.

[@alexanderpetkov7634]

You have to try the Tesnolineyka - tha narrow track train through the Rodopi mountains in Bulgaria - from Septemvri to Bansko, it is so beautifull with a lot of small old time stations along the way. You'll love it. Here is more information: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Septemvri%E2%80%93Dobrinishte_narrow-gauge_line

[@yogiaol]

Vlak is also in czech language, not only in bulgarian. In the old Bulgrian train was tren. But the modern word is vlak.

[@MrAlvinSinfulSong]

Ooh I love train rides especially scenic ones 😍💕

[@NaickKim]

Us too! We really missed trains and hope to do many more again soon!

[@SarahandMarek]

Love train rides! Even better when you have stunning views to look at 😍

[@NaickKim]

Totally agree! This was a really nice one :)

[@o6ina]

You should have tried the local beer Ledenika. The brewry was visable at one of the drone shots. Twenty minutes further with that train is the main regional city of Vratsa, famous for its spectacular cliffs and the cave of Ledenika, after which the beer was named.

[@thierrycompany848]

thanks for this nice video i want to travel there i ive in france

[@travel_with_renix6956]

Blijf zo doorgaan Top videos!:D

[@naeemakbar2265]

Oh beautiful journey my friend Naick, in fact you can't amagine that how much I love you both and some times I also can't explain you love you both and I am praying for you both and I am waiting you both that when you will visit Pakistan

[@NaickKim]

Thank you Naeem! 💖

[@AmbientWalking]

That's amazing! OMG! I'm dying to get onto a long train ride. The longest we can be on the train in Singapore is... 60 mins. Keep doing what you're doing, guys! You're making a wonderful channel and helping all of who can't travel.

[@NaickKim]

Thanks so much ❤ that really means a lot. 60mins is not a lot. Unless you drive it a few times back and forth and bring a pillow, you can even turn it into a sleeper train experience 😂 we hope you will be back on a long train ride soon!

[@AmbientWalking]

@@NaickKim Sometimes I just take one train after another, skipping from line to line, just to experience what it's like to travel again... how sad.

[@Silomroad]

Zo'n reis lijkt me zoo tof!

[@NaickKim]

Ja het is ook echt super 😊 prachtige uitzichten uit die trein!

[@RositsaPetrovarjp7]

There are no express train lines in Bulgaria any more, so this is just a fast train.

[@rangraj693]

Amazing seenary. Kim cap is Really nice. Naik plz don't be jealous between me and kim😘😘😘😃

[@NaickKim]

Haha thank you! 🥰🙌😁

[@yironglin4978]

沿路風景還是一樣美麗～

[@NaickKim]

Xie xie! 😍💖🙏

[@kelvinyschun]

Beautiful train ride. Reminds me of Norway's train in the mountains. Cigarettes must be used to hide the other smells.

[@NaickKim]

😁😁

[@user-yv8jq4ke2f]

想念你們,自己要保重喔,期待你們再來台灣玩

[@NaickKim]

谢谢你！ 我们也希望能回来😉

[@JustinBrehm]

Thank you both for the great content and always enjoyable to watch

[@NaickKim]

Our pleasure! Thank you for watching Justin :)

[@yogiaol]

Bulgaria is not always green. You was there in the two the greenest months May-June. Since July it become dry yellow landscape.

[@gerdpapenburg7050]

Interesting to read that "het gebruiken van wc in de eindetijd van de trein is verboden" on a Bulgarian train. Also interesting to read "Bitte verlassen Sie diesen Raum so wie Sie ihn vorfinden möchten. Danke!" This train ride really looked amazing.

[@NaickKim]

Yes it was strange. It's not even proper Dutch either. Almost sounds like 'Afrikaans' 😁

[@alexanderpetkov7634]

You have to try the Tesnolineyka - tha narrow track train through the Rodopi mountains in Bulgaria - from Septemvri to Bansko, it is so beautifull with a lot of small old time stations along the way. You'll love it. Here is more information: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Septemvri%E2%80%93Dobrinishte_narrow-gauge_line

[@sunet6810]

So we will see the video from the narrow gage train between Septemvri and Dobrinishte/Razlog soon or will you have a ride over the friendship bridge from Russe over the Danube

[@NaickKim]

We actually wanted to do that Septemvri train, but the weather was really bad for days up in the mountains over there. Maybe next time!

[@sunet6810]

@@NaickKim your right I don't check the forecast for a week and here in Berlin is summer since some days and no cloud in the sky. It's a little disappointing because the last summer was in parts of Bulgaria really wet to and the wine harvest was pretty bad. So have a good time and may be enjoy in one of the Spa resorts or hotel with hot mineral water pools... Sune

[@janewu4303]

什麼時候到土耳其呢？

[@user-uj6xw5pc9g]

買一送一 😁😁😁

[@Hannahhuan32]

First!! And the train ride looked nice:D

[@NaickKim]

Woopwoop 🥳 it was really nice! We can't wait to ride more trains again 🥰

[@JohannesNikitin91]

Those "first class coupe's" looks exactly similar like 2'nd class coupes in Bulgaria. I cannot see the difference. Only price is 2x more. If there are even a rule that you can have "whole coupe" it doesn't matter because those trains are normally quite empty. Seems also that there are some random guy with you, so it wasn't even own coupe? But Bulgaria is great place to travel!

[@ivageorge6969]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳

[@user-np8oe4eg9i]

風景很漂亮。妳們的中文字幕也超厲害唷 有不少難度不低的字呢！！！希望妳們一樣每日都很精彩~期待下次再來台灣玩唷

[@NaickKim]

謝謝你！ 我們希望您一切順利並保持安全。 我們一定會有一天再次訪問台灣！

[@ivangeorgiev763]

Thank you for mentioning the origin of my alphabet

[@NaickKim]

❤👍

[@JonMadsen70]

:)

[@NaickKim]

Cheers Jon!

[@aggy1230]

🖐🖐🖐👍👍👍👌👌👌✌✌✌

[@NaickKim]

🙏💖😁🥳

[@4i4okomita]

Cool video! By the way - the name of that mountain is Stara planina (Стара планина)! Balkan is the Turkish name of the mountain, given by the Turks during the Turkish occupation of Bulgaria. :)

[@RositsaPetrovarjp7]

No. the name,Balkan has nothing to do with the Turks.

[@tyghrt1359]

He needs to speak clearer I couldn't understand him tried twice sadly had to switch off

[@georgekaradov1274]

Sooooorrrrryyyy, but this is not the most beautiful train ride in Bulgaria, not by a far shot. The best is the narrow gage line between Septemvri I Dobrinishte. It is the highest rail line on the Balkans and reaches 1200 m above sea level

[@peraperic9936]

Cyrillic script is not coming from what is today Bulgaria but from the lake of Ohrid in todays North Macedonia.

[@darkovlahov]

They are confused with the Bulgarians politics this days. They should google little about this. Thanks @Pera Peric for the comment

[@gabrielametodieva8360]

Omg it’s coming from the Preslav school. This is from the English Wikipedia, are you banned from it over there??? In the 9th century AD the Bulgarian Tsar Simeon I the Great, following the cultural and political course of his father Boris I, commissioned a new script, the Early Cyrillic alphabet, to be made at the Preslav Literary School in the First Bulgarian Empire, which would replace the Glagolitic script, produced earlier by Saints Cyril and Methodius and the same disciples that created the new Slavic script in Bulgaria. The usage of the Cyrillic script in Bulgaria was made official in 893.[4][5][6] The new script became the basis of alphabets used in various languages, especially those of Orthodox Slavic origin, and non-Slavic languages influenced by Russian.

[@gabrielametodieva8360]

I know I shouldn’t get annoyed with this but these blatant lies are just mind blowing. This information is so easy to get, how can you be so delusional is beyond me?!

[@peraperic9936]

@@gabrielametodieva8360 From the same English Wikipedia: Tradition holds that Glagolitic and Cyrillic were formalized by Saints Cyril and Methodius and their disciples, like the Saints Naum, Clement, Angelar, and Sava. Saint Clement of Ohrid (Bulgarian and Macedonian: Свети Климент Охридски, lit. 'Sveti Kliment Ohridski'; Greek: Άγιος Κλήμης της Αχρίδας; Slovak: svätý Kliment Ochridský; c. 830-840 - 916) was one of the first Medieval Bulgarian saints,[6] scholar, writer and enlightener of the Slavs.He was one of the most prominent disciples of Saints Cyril and Methodius and is often associated with the creation of the Glagolitic and Cyrillic scripts, especially their popularisation among Christianised Slavs. He was the founder of the Ohrid Literary School and is regarded as a patron of education and language by some Slavic people.

[@darkovlahov]

Gabriela if you google a little bit more serious you will find that wikipedia is not relevant factor for second hand research. Be real and stop confuse yourself