One Day in BANGLADESH | The Craziest Country in Asia?

[@stephenworthington-white8294]

I love how you show scenes from regular life. It makes me feel much more like I am there. Local buses gives a traveller a real sense of immersion. Happy Travels

[@vinay11163]

thats true thats why i was and still addicted to his these travelling vlogs.

[@chrisbrown8748]

You always know when you see Gabe with two bags slung front and back that we’re all about to go on an epic adventure🙌🏽. Loved this video, seeing so many new things that got my travel juices flowing.

[@byronathon]

You're killing it with the upload frequency! Kicking ass with satori inducing zen moments ... or something like unto that which is THIS!!!

[@AnkleSnapper72]

No one does this better than Gabriel, a day of real travelling, with real world scenes. Not just all the light and fluffy stuff. Travel on Sir Gabriel.

[@DailyDaze]

100%

[@TS-pq8km]

Great video again Gabriel. How you caught the first bus was marvellously instructive. Just in case you were not aware there is an exit tax when leaving Bangladesh. If you go by air it's already in the airfare. If by land you pay it at the bank.

[@nagawanderer]

Gabriel never disappoints. Another awesome content! 👌👍

[@Tonyshandle]

Enjoying your series from Bangladesh, it's so radically different from life in Northern Europe. Please remind viewers to like and subscribe a bit more 👍

[@davidjames3787]

Most of the 'Indian' restaurants in the UK are owned by people from Sylhet.

[@goostrey4210]

That’s because for centuries Sylhetis were employed as “lascars” (crewmen on British merchant ships) and the ones who were abandoned at UK ports made up the kernel of the British Indian community.

[@deadairconversion]

Killer tunes as always. Safe travels bro. Enjoying this adventure.

[@davidgower2848]

Ride! Big up the bus tunes. Really enjoying the Bangladesh series Gabriel...hope you can have a rest soon!

[@dreammfyre]

Wow. 6 dollars for a full dinner including room service. Wish we still had that in more countries these days

[@ashantraveler]

That should be like 60-80% margin considering how chep things are

[@usuallyroamingrob3427]

I love this Bangladesh series. Super happy you decided to stay and see more of the country.

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Gabriel, that trip was like Pink Floyds comfortably numb. You go where no man has gone before few tourists venture off where you go you cover places where no traveler dare wanders off to or very few. Again, you pull off another intuition trip it's uncanny.

[@02CRN]

we have hundreds of folks I mean tourists been to Shremongol and but their videos are actually worth watch. just search on KZbin pleasr

[@dreamthedream8929]

for spanish speakers like yourself planetajuan might be worth watching, he also goes to such places where usually travelers or tourists wouldnt go. if that kind of stuff interests you then you may find videos that you like there

[@niknah]

I like how the video is sped up as the music changes pace. I don't know how you get the time to plan / research the trip + do the video editing so quickly.

[@joybangla288]

Loving your videos showing Bangladesh…. It’s a very vibrant country … signs of life and infinite optimism.

[@PepperGuru]

Loving the last series of uploads. So raw and real. Thank you. You inspire me.

[@SomeDutchGuy]

Gabriel, you are outdoing yourself covering the hustle and bustle of every day life in Bangladesh, as well as capturing the sights. At times it is even overwhelming. Years ago I used to travel just like you, experiencing new cultures. But that was before smart phones and GoPros. Now I relive those years through your videos. Love it! BTW I used to work and live in Mendocino County in the 70s and 80s. Still have friends there. A beautiful area! Great place to come home to.

[@antiowarr9467]

The journey continues>>>>>>Awesome The Dark Side of the Moon trip just improved.. lol Released when I was a teenager memories return thx to Gabriel,,lol

[@VitalityMassage]

I like the view of that street from here where the air quality is nice and clean!

[@travelwithfahadvlogs]

2:30 this is Hanif bus..from Dhaka to Sylhet..no local passenger they bring.. Only ticket... Youre going local third class busses..with no leg sapce

[@travelwithfahadvlogs]

You can travel, sylhet to Dhaka by ac busses... *Ena Hyundai bus stopped near from Dhaka Airport * Greenline double decker... (Ac)

[@joydeeproy1580]

Thank you Gabriel for bringing Sylhet. This is not picture I had in mind .. at a loss of words. More comments in next videos.

[@MSArtist01]

So enjoying Bangladesh. Your videos are fantastic. Thank you.

[@jameslegendary4946]

Love and Respect to You Brother ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

[@TribalFusion]

Looks an interesting place unspoilt by mass tourism, cheap too. Doug Barnard and Backpacker Ben did vlogs about Bangladesh last year.

[@Tom_Roberts]

I thought Sylhet was just a rural area , not a city - my ignorance of course about Bangladesh. . Anyway, hope to see the countryside - looks nice on the images.

[@travelwithfahadvlogs]

This is sylhet city

[@ashfakenzafamily]

Horreeee jalan jalan terus, asik banget dah, puas virtual travelling di bangladesh via video brother Gabriel

[@bluewatersailor8282]

Everybody loves showing how cheap food, treats, transportation, etc. Great to always blend this in as much as possible when in a budget friendly local(s)...thank's for your stellar content, brother!

[@kmtb2011]

out of all the travel vlogs i seen, i prefer your method and style, at least your not all up in the camera like most do, plus your showing more of what you see so we can see too.

[@brucebenson5908]

Watching your Bangladesh coverage, we see a country that is vibrant, colorful and intense, to use one of your adjectives, but also a country that is chaotic, desperate and dirty. I follow your travels partly to figure out where i might go myself and now i know that Bangladesh will not be on my list. That's fine because few of us can go everywhere as you do and so we limit our choices. I'm also sure that some of your other followers will make the opposite decision and put Bangladesh on their bucket list. Also fine. Whatever we decide for out future travels, we can all thank you for letting us make better travel decisions for ourselves. Here, as usual, your music selections are perfect.

[@crombelsla9800]

When Gabriel has the backpack on going to be intense.

[@dianejaegge6347]

What an amazing adventure…loved it.

[@Gemelli2906]

Hope theres a nice surprise in the outskirts of town ☺️

[@travels129]

BEST SHOW ON THE TUBE

[@theonlywaytofly]

We have similar tastes in music - Pink Floyd and Ride! Cheers Gabriel!

[@MoinulHasanNayeem]

Your videos are relaxing my mind. Thanks

[@apostolia2124]

... and how challenging is to live there....i've noticed that there weren't many women walking on the streets, in the market and so on...✌💖

[@raalaa121]

Mate if you can head to Lowrergor, Tahirpur via Sunamganj when you're in Sylhet. I went last year, a lot of tourists head up there to shimul bagan / indian border. The scenery is amazing. You also got jaflong, shada pator (white stone) and a few other places for nice scenary when you come to Sylhet. A lot of Bangladeshi's residing in the UK are from Sylhet.

[@effie-Toronto]

Gabe love your videos and your explanation...........

[@twosipsgillingham1977]

Thank you for your videos……really interesting content, well done

[@medakabox2015]

man I cant imagine your pain in these commuter buses. as a 5'9 guy my legs don't fit in these buses cause they illegally add 2 to 3 more rows of seat. but again these are the safest option for traveling in these rural parts of the country

[@JacquesV43]

Fantastic report, You are so lucky and very intersections, I hope someday make same tip to Bangladesh and of course Pink Floyd are marvelous …I stay tune

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

I like how you just observe and leave the opinions to your viewers, by and large. You have offered up opinions of what you are seeing, food-wise, calling stuff "strange" and / or "weird" but, usually you just hang back and observe, what is going on, which always is ... SOMETHING ELSE! Also, I would always choose bus rides, especially longer ones, where there are lavatories aboard.

[@demoncloud6147]

Just do your thing on a 1 ltr cola bottle🤣

[@EvaOwen]

I doubt the buses he took here had lavatories.

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

@@EvaOwen I do too, however ... damn, I would have to have a loo to use if I were on ANY bus for longer than one hour.

[@tanjinaaktertonmay970]

Sylhet have some places for tourists.. Lalakhal, jaflong..but most of place looks more beautiful in rainy season

[@Rafa_Llamazares]

Great video Gabe

[@dimulaidari]

I am a subcriber of your chanel since circa 2021,from my perspective your channel is more better than mostly television show in my country!😊👍👍👍👍👍

[@markclayton626]

Great vid from Bangladesh Gabriel , 🙏 from England 🇬🇧

[@thecaveofthedead]

I guess Bangladesh is so densely populated that you should just assume that every town is going to be a city of > 1M people.

[@byronathon]

I love the time-lapse traffic

[@nazuddin6346]

Thanks Gabriel for Going to my motherland Bangladesh🇧🇩 Best wishes from London

[@sadmanchowdhury5248]

Go to sundarban in khunla nd go to Saint Martin Island in Cox bazar by ship u love that place

[@indianpilgrim]

Good that you don’t get motion sick. I will be vomiting all over that route. What a blessing to be able to get on any vehicle and go. I’m from South Asia and I can’t do that because of the motion sickness curse.

[@dannysamoto5701]

Nice Video & Musik 🎶👍🥳🌴

[@rafsanshiru5569]

The most beautiful and cleanest roads of Bangladesh are in Rajshahi city.Hopefully you will visit Rajshahi soon.

[@marlenemcmillan8891]

It all seems the same wherever you've gone.. But really am enjoying the videos

[@humblebee8334]

The bridge you drove through was installed by the British and another one named after the British governor who ruled this area by the name of Keane bridge

[@robcanad]

You should get into Celsius, the whole world operates on Celsius with the exception of one country.

[@rerunplaya532]

3:30 we all love traveling with Gab. Is it me or why is there no one on his bus?👀. The uncertainty and thrill of the adventure Gab always brings to us. 7:58 unfortunately Comfortable and Indian bus ride don't go together. Harold and Bald slept in the back of a Indian bus on the wheel hub. They said they swore the tire was a square cement and not round as they said they may require back surgery after trip.

[@hamzasuleimanzada1665]

Bangladesh isn't in india bro

[@rerunplaya532]

@@hamzasuleimanzada1665 And Kansas city is not in Kansas

[@bdmisbah3435]

Love from Sylhet city in Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤️

[@S.BYH2O]

Shady side of the bus is a great tip...I always forget!

[@bazlur-Vancouver]

There is a say that the Bengali language is wounded in Sylhet and Killed in Chittagong because most people do not understand so-called Bengali in Chittagong and many words of Sylheti people.

[@justforwatch7184]

Thanks for your videos we really appreciate them. What debit card, bank do you use when you travel ? Dose it get declined? What do you do when you call the bank and Agent say he needs to send a verification code to your phone and you are outside USA ?

[@rummankhan3590]

Bro please make a journey by river cruise (launch)from Dhaka to Barisal

[@Coffee240]

Pink Floyd rocks, the music really fits. 👌

[@marvinsalamero9111]

A blessed good day sir Gabe Wowww thank u so much for your wonderful enjoy Bus Ride Journey there in Bangladesh 🇧🇩 a Beautiful 😍 Joy Ride stay safe Godbless u 🙏🙂♥️ from your solid fan supporter from the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Marvin 🙂🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@pleasantjourneys]

Enjoyed slow, measured take on things today, especially since the bus scene can be very 😰

[@EtArcadiaego]

Pink floyd is nice, try HAWKWIND

[@ewqewq123ewq]

Welcome in Bangladesh I like your videos

[@abk8152]

Gabriel if you still have time try and visit Cox Bazar and Sunder ban after Sylhet.

[@stereomaster4231]

Seem like some very nice people and interesting sites in Bangladesh. However - if I were to travel there I'd need ear plugs when on the move on the streets. BEEP!

[@nazuddin6346]

Going to watch All the videos Awesome ❤️ Hope you had a wonderful Time in bangladesh. His talking to you in bengali Because most of them Know how to speak bengali And done degrees lol

[@jillyfarley4823]

Ah ...nightime fix of Bangladesh travels....feast for the eyes....colour overload....

[@shoaibshadi5253]

Next time come to khulna and visit Sundarban. Which is world largest magrove forest and home of famous Bengal tiger.

[@goostrey4210]

As I recall the tea plantations start just north of town. In the center there was an old clock tower and a big bridge, and a square. Just a note, though, the tea plantation you saw in Sonargaon was rather brown and dry. You are not there in a very green time of year.

[@Resmith18SR]

I saw a sign that said Peoria, but I'm fairly certain that wasn't referring to Peoria, Illinois.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Probably not. 😛

[@johnknox4293]

Thanks Gabe , from Virginia

[@bangladeshpigeonflyer8910]

If you are in Sylhet. I hope you definitely watch Bangladesh Premier League( BPL) cricket match.

[@JibonBhai28]

I see your Video in Bandar Bazar, Sylhet, which hotel you Stay...

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

NO city is ever as beautiful as it seems to look online, is it?

[@TheGoGuy]

Bangladesh being dirt cheap makes in an adventurer's dream!

[@fromthethrone]

More expensive that London! In London bus trip costs 1.6 GBP!

[@ShakilAhmed-is5xi]

Well ,not for a 100+km journey

[@fromthethrone]

@@ShakilAhmed-is5xi Uh sorry I didn't watch the full video, just read the title 🙃

[@medakabox2015]

Bangladesh has world's one of the cheapest bus fare per kilometer at 2.4tk or below 3 cents! I doubt it's that cheap in the UK

[@fromthethrone]

@@medakabox2015 How much is the minimum wage in Bangladesh?

[@medakabox2015]

@@fromthethrone 2.50$ to 4$ a day ish

[@polasheik8473]

Love From Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@ft2167]

The red head bands you see on the women are called Hijab. Most Bangladeshi women wear it and it looks beautiful on them I must say

[@Resmith18SR]

With that amount of leg room on that bus it may have been easier or more comfortable to just put your legs outside the window.

[@JibonBhai28]

Nd i Show you some greate place from Sylhet

[@remphish1]

Nice choice with Ride going blank again album! Seeing them Monday with the Charlatans they’re performing nowhere in full that night 🤘🏻

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Very cool. 👍✌

[@rumik-stahnke6512]

Nice video 👍Enjoy 😁✌

[@numan_bd_lover]

Welcome to Bangladesh bro.

[@kamrulhassan6560]

You rides local buses thats why take to much time to reach sylhet your sylhet series will be good bro stay well stay safe from gazipur city bangladesh

[@mdhelalsarker9750]

Tnx to come 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🥰🥰🥰

[@dee74raz]

Gabriel you should make your Spotify music playlist public so that people can listen to tracks that they may not know.

[@walk2know412]

May be It was a local bus. You should avoid this time consuming one. Watching you from Japan 🇯🇵

[@stevenlapidus2902]

Wow, second video today! The content is always awesome so thank you but is it too much? Gabe, filming and editing a video each day must leave you zero time. Have you ever considered backing off the quantity of videos in favor of more targeted but less frequent ones? Question asked with the greatest respect.

[@topplacesinwonderland283]

Beautiful

[@powshredder3716]

it's amazing to me how people can even survive in such filth. The Air and water are polluted beyond repair, nature is all but gone. Baffling.

[@kartenidra9151]

They seem to have a serious problem with littering and garbage in Bangladesh!

[@Tips4_Trips]

Nice vide👍

[@Baxter_Miller]

That was the closest seats i've ever seen on a bus lol

[@moonknight8693]

Yeah those local bus companies shrink their bus seats so they can make more money

[@rexx9496]

Is there a nearby fire? Why does the sky always look so smoky?

[@EvaOwen]

I would guess pollution.

[@deepakbhana8937]

This journey thru Bangladesh seems not one for the average tourist. Everything seems to be a bit of a struggle(uncomfortable bus seats) to cheap fast food (somosas) that make me think that you should avoid unless it's a last resort. Never the less I'm gaining a different perspective thru Gabe's lens that I would'nt have imagined. Would I travel here. Maybe. But more importantly I'm entertained from the confines of my cozy warm home. Cheers. Toronto Canada.

[@moonknight8693]

That's not somosa that's called shingara made by potato spices onions sometime meat and that's healthy don't worry and that's actually expensive shingara with that size it was supposed to be cheaper 10 tk have bigger size and if you eat 4 of them you'r stomach will fill up for next 4 hour.

[@moonknight8693]

That's actually local bus they shrink the seats so they can fit more people to get comfort you'll need long journey buses in some you can get feel of business class you can stretch all of your legs.

[@deepakbhana8937]

@@moonknight8693 Bro, even if the local buses design the seating to acomodate as many passengers, I would still be reluctant to ride such a bus because it looks very uncomfortable. Anyways I appreciate your feedback.

[@CatsndDogs]

@@deepakbhana8937 tbh we dont need indians to visit us anyway.

[@deepakbhana8937]

@@moonknight8693 I just search google and found out the Bengali shingra is a cousin of the Indian samosa. The Bengali shingra is flakier than the Indian samosa & contains boiled potatoes, onions and sometimes cauliflower.