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@user-pm6me7rv2vАй бұрын
Don't worry soviet union(ussr) come back again inshallah love from pakistan
@FlipandTheBlueMuleАй бұрын
Always Great❤️🌹
@AminbathatАй бұрын
you will get my carpets in future eli i promise green and red is my color and i give you one green one red
@AminbathatАй бұрын
the russian embassy gets one aswell maybe i will give them a 1x1 cm carpet just kidding iam sorry for everything but think about it that way it would have taken you maybe a year of work to get such carpets which stay for a life
@AminbathatАй бұрын
peace?
@colinalexander1507Ай бұрын
You teach us so much. As an Australian we know nothing about these countries. Your friendly approach is perfect.
@larrywade9041Ай бұрын
Right on!!
@MichaelBone-hj7srАй бұрын
Spot On
@ShakirahIbaadАй бұрын
I think this is one of the best videos about Uzbekistan that I’ve ever seen! Apart from the stunning architecture, I really especially loved the interview with your Aunt, she is a very wise woman 😊 🇺🇿 🇷🇺 🌍
@ljosephdumas3113Ай бұрын
I loved the aunt's self-description as a bird. In the US, we have the term "snowbird" for people who follow summer & winter the way she does. Again, proof that people are people, everywhere. 🥰
@piotr5338Ай бұрын
Means you had seen nothing 😮😅😅 or only one footage .Be calm , belive me you u can find thousand better or equal footages , bro 😮😅
@zocho09Ай бұрын
I am from Former Yugoslavia and love that modest furniture and beautiful kitchen set in the modest communist apartments .It is very nostalgic and reminds me of my childhood.Great memories.
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
❤
@ShakirahIbaadАй бұрын
It looks very homely and cozy 😊
@detroi9387Ай бұрын
@@ElifromRussiaactually Turkmenistan was and still closed country for foreigners nowadays 😊😊😊
@paolodenis5898Ай бұрын
@@ElifromRussiaNo more Ukrainian genocide Change narrative ! ELINA BAKUNOVA NO MORE PROMOTING RUSSIA AS IF YOU WERE A NORMAL COUNTRY Dear Westerners, Which of you really wants to visit and economically finance a country that has been destroying its neighbour for three years ? WESTERNERS STOP KREMLIN'S PROPAGANDA CHANNEL ! SHAME ON YOU GOLD-DIGGER ! ( In memory of Andrej Dmitrievič Sacharov )
@c.e.o.9985Ай бұрын
I am Romanian and it reminds me of my grandparents
@sherryg1838Ай бұрын
Your passion for the history and the people make your videos a joy to watch. Thanks for the opportunity to see this country.
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
Thank you so much, it means a lot ☺️
@aissa8989Ай бұрын
@@ElifromRussia IN THE LAST Please read, understand and focus on this publication carefully. Have you ever thought about the One who created you, who created man, the animals and the plants, who created the heavens and the earth, the sun and the moon, who created the night, the day and the sea, and who shakes the earth? when he wants and reveals it to you? Did you know that Islam is the true religion of God? What is the benefit of this life if you are not a Muslim? Why did God create us if we don't worship Him? The religion with God is Islam. How do you meet your Lord after your death when he asks you about Islam? Did you know that Islam is a religion of mercy, happiness, love, tolerance, cooperation, justice, benevolence, equality among humanity and obedience to parents? Did you know that Islam prohibits murder, injustice, deceit, envy, transgression, theft, lying, usury, bribery, adultery, the consumption of alcohol and drugs and everything that exposes a person and destroy it? Did you know that everything in Islam is positive and everything that is said negative in Islam is a lie from other people and religions who want to distort the reputation of Islam? Did you know that Islam gives women full rights? Did you know that in Islam your life changes for the better? Did you know that all current sciences in medicine, technology and everything else were provided by Islam 1455 years ago at a time when technology did not exist? Did you know that the prophet Jesus recommended following the prophet Muhammad? He said, "He will come after me." Did you know that God gave the prophet Muhammad everything related to past, present, future and post-death revelations? So this is the Islamic religion that you don't know. If you read this post and think carefully about my words, answer my question. Why do you teach and know the truth and don't want to convert to Islam? Embracing Islam is the greatest achievement you will achieve in your life, and the benefit to you is greater than the wealth of the world. If Islam is fought, it will intensify, and if it is abandoned, it will expand, and Allah is attentive to whoever is repelled, and He is free from those who turn away, and His power against criminals cannot be avoided, not even If the enemy has been prepared, then God cannot defeat him, so renew faith, renew God, unite God and strengthen the ranks. He is hot
@aissa8989Ай бұрын
IN THE LAST Please read, understand and focus on this publication carefully. Have you ever thought about the One who created you, who created man, the animals and the plants, who created the heavens and the earth, the sun and the moon, who created the night, the day and the sea, and who shakes the earth? when he wants and reveals it to you? Did you know that Islam is the true religion of God? What is the benefit of this life if you are not a Muslim? Why did God create us if we don't worship Him? The religion with God is Islam. How do you meet your Lord after your death when he asks you about Islam? Did you know that Islam is a religion of mercy, happiness, love, tolerance, cooperation, justice, benevolence, equality among humanity and obedience to parents? Did you know that Islam prohibits murder, injustice, deceit, envy, transgression, theft, lying, usury, bribery, adultery, the consumption of alcohol and drugs and everything that exposes a person and destroy it? Did you know that everything in Islam is positive and everything that is said negative in Islam is a lie from other people and religions who want to distort the reputation of Islam? Did you know that Islam gives women full rights? Did you know that in Islam your life changes for the better? Did you know that all current sciences in medicine, technology and everything else were provided by Islam 1455 years ago at a time when technology did not exist? Did you know that the prophet Jesus recommended following the prophet Muhammad? He said, "He will come after me." Did you know that God gave the prophet Muhammad everything related to past, present, future and post-death revelations? So this is the Islamic religion that you don't know. If you read this post and think carefully about my words, answer my question. Why do you teach and know the truth and don't want to convert to Islam? Embracing Islam is the greatest achievement you will achieve in your life, and the benefit to you is greater than the wealth of the world. If Islam is fought, it will intensify, and if it is abandoned, it will expand, and Allah is attentive to whoever is repelled, and He is free from those who turn away, and His power against criminals cannot be avoided, not even If the enemy has been prepared, then God cannot defeat him, so renew faith, renew God, unite God and strengthen the ranks. He is hot
@larrywade9041Ай бұрын
@@ElifromRussia See Eli; we all love you!!!! It's all so true.
@LeeGeeАй бұрын
It brought a tear to my, it was so beautiful to see the poorest people of the land's poorest area being given buildings from different cities and states! So lovelyl! Love from the foothills of northern Hungary
@user-qg5ur3uw8rАй бұрын
Узбекистан не был бедным, он был таким же как и другие советские города и республики. Просто землетрясение уничтожило все до основания и этот город восстанавливали всей советской страной. Вам следует посетить Узбекистан, уверен вам там очень понравится.
@asliddinochilov4341Ай бұрын
Not as poor as Hungary❤
@petrklic7064Ай бұрын
And now uzbek government is rewriting history, rewriting past and islamizing and westernizing country.
@theonethatyouwant0110Ай бұрын
I hate it. I think that Hungarians love Central Asians. But you are not the real Magyar. Örvendék
@muyambiantonio4540Ай бұрын
The concept of poor is not the same in many cultures as it is in Western Europe and North America! People are not poor simply because they don't have a fancy house and fancy possessions. When people have a decent and functional house to live in, food, healthcare and education, necessities, family, friends, community, etc., they are not poor!
@sebbvell3426Ай бұрын
All my love to Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 from Venezuela 🇻🇪 ❤
@Salomsalom-sp2flАй бұрын
Love from 🇺🇿 to you my friend 😊
@joebloe4374Ай бұрын
Ven a visitar
@cansuStBenoitАй бұрын
Very interesting and cool such a far salutation
@quilmesdave15 күн бұрын
Loco!! Preocupate por sacar a Maduro, a la mierda!! Deja de saludar.
@heinzgassner1057Ай бұрын
I love the way how you portrait ‘regions’ by putting people in the center. People in all their diversity, but with the same underlying dreams, worries and desires everywhere. What a great message shared by your wise aunt (?) at the end: Accepting the ‘isness’ of life is truly a secret key to happiness. Great video (again).
@curtvona4891Ай бұрын
I love the Soviet Architecture. Thank you for another awesome production, Eli.❤
@aizhongwenАй бұрын
Beautiful colourful architecture from Soviet period as artful historical murals, also presented by the beautiful stations. The Soviet architectural beauty is maintained intact. The fruits and traditional food are awesome. Thanks Eli for sharing, your excursion work is excellent. God bless your good works.😊👑
@Chaldon-hl6ykАй бұрын
the remains of an ancient, more developed civilization - somewhere I’ve already seen this
@De5O54Ай бұрын
I am so glad Eli got to see her family, they are such fine people. The buildings, architecture and energy of the place is quite incredible. Uzbek/ Tashkent is awesome, the place and the people have incredible history.
@adamw8818Ай бұрын
You make the best documentaries about Russia on KZbin! Be proud of the work you do Eli 🇬🇧🌷
@govnoigra866229 күн бұрын
Uzbekistan isn't russia
@MotoM0nkАй бұрын
Thank you for showing my home country xx You will also like Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
Thank you so much, it means a lot ❤
@__Man__Ай бұрын
Soviet was so wide, even I forgot that Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan were in an Union with Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia.
@Ercan-le8kzАй бұрын
🤮
@Samina-gf9ybАй бұрын
@@Ercan-le8kz??
@user-gr3wy4ks7gАй бұрын
@@Ercan-le8kz👎
@lawman3966Ай бұрын
The USSR was "wide" enough that the Baltic states were in the same country as the Kuril islands north of Japan.
@__Man__Ай бұрын
@@Ercan-le8kz please take the medicines to stop the vomit and cure your loss of sanity.
@salvadorcccgggАй бұрын
I was in Uzbekistan last year. It is an AMAZING country. Great video as always! Greetings from Spain! 😊
@NurmuhammadBaraka27 күн бұрын
As an Uzbek I'm glad that you had a nice trip😊
@helloworld-ti5zsАй бұрын
Ташкент - город хлебный. Самая богатая из среднеазиатских республик была в СССР. Узбеки - прекрасный народ. С уважение из Казахстана.
@richardbonner2354Ай бұрын
Indeed! A VERY rich Country...; the People, Thier Culture and Thier Land. Lovely. 🙂 Rick Bonner Pennsyltuck
@bovver93Ай бұрын
Ташкент это был самый богатый город Кокандского ханства, много золота и шелка, только за счет налогов транспортных шелкового пути. Если только почитать узбекские народные сказки это видно. Но пришла Россия и спасла людей от чрезмерного богатства. Второе видео подряд оказывается продвигается идея что страны ЦА обязан совку и рашке. Это не так взять только факт что Кыргызстан весь газ это узбекский газ, захваченный на границе Газпромом и перепродается по завышенной цене. Это заказной канал оказывается, пропаганда.
@raulkasa3442Ай бұрын
Sponsored by Kremlin
@ammm-wq2mzАй бұрын
@@bovver93 ваша писанина - не пропаганда? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@ahmad03188Ай бұрын
@@raulkasa3442 invaded by kremlin and sssr
@vocalmuseАй бұрын
As Usual, your video on Uzbekistan displayed your brilliant talent and ability to highlight the important elements of any place you visit. Always fascinating - thank you.
@user-qq8kz6ej1hАй бұрын
Eli, once again the best part of your reporting is the interaction you have with the children. Kids know who they should like or mistrust. Glad they know to like you . The locals, scenery, your hard work are allways great too. Blessings to you and yours. Thanks.
@jerryde2861Ай бұрын
I am an American from San Francisco, California living in Oslo, Norway. Your video is very enlightning for me because I have two friends that live here who are originally from Uzbekistan. Now I understand their background more. Very good video and now I am a new subscriber and look forward to viewing your other videos, Keep up the great work😃
@matthewwilliams2424Ай бұрын
From The land down under. Thanks again Eli for a chance to see a different place. 😊
@De5O54Ай бұрын
Uzbekistan is bonzer. - (from 🏴)
@GregoryBamberАй бұрын
Matthew you really to go to Russia and the republics if you can. I had not believed western media for a very long time before I went the first time for Christmas /New Year 2002-03 to visit my now wife. I went with an open mind and was still more than very pleasantly surprised. Beautiful country and wonderful, friendly and helpful people. Even the police were polite and friendly on the occasion we went to change the address of where I was staying in case I needed to be contacted.
@matthewwilliams2424Ай бұрын
@@GregoryBamber Short story long. I agree. Mate Russia looks like a good place to visit. From Oz take it easy.
@joergbcat3675Ай бұрын
danke das du mich mitgenommen hast❣schöne Plätze auf deiner Reise
@wonderpotatoАй бұрын
I never went to Uzbekistan but have spent several months in Almaty, Kazakhstan. A lot of similarities of course. People very warm and friendly. Your grandmother is inspiring.
@wewenang5167Ай бұрын
Tashkent is more busy and vibrant than Almaty in my opinion...Almaty look like a dystopian city with weird new buildings and vast flat land with so little people xD.
@foxstranglerАй бұрын
I visited Uzbekistan 9 years ago, and loved it. There is something about central Asia. I found the people friendly and welcoming. It is good the country is relaxing it's regime following the death of Karimov. I love plov/pilov and the bread is wonderful too.....and the vodka. I hope you cover more of the country, it is amazing.
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
Thanks for sharing ☺️
@mirziyodmАй бұрын
If you call a non-stopping spike of the prices a "relaxing", then yeah, we're relaxing alright))
@foxstranglerАй бұрын
@@mirziyodm Same the world over. More money for the rich.
@schepvogelk5971Ай бұрын
Super interesting, what a insane part of history. Stories we dont see in western media. Thanks! Gr from Holland.
@davidrobertthomas1515Ай бұрын
I visited Tashkent back in 1982. I went on an organised trip and flew from London to Moscow and visited Bukhara, Tashkent, Samarkand and Leningrad. It was my third trip to the Soviet Union. I traveled with my brother and I remember my Mother crying before we set off on our holiday thinking she’d never see us again. Lol. I was 21 years old. In Tashkent I remember women upon seeing us smiling to show off their gold capped teeth. It was the height of fashion for women in Tashkent to have gold capped teeth during that time. I have very fond memories of the Soviet Union. I recently subscribed to your great channel. Diolch Eli.
@simplicity7782Ай бұрын
I welcome you to visit Uzbekistan agay.
@brieneaton8578Ай бұрын
Canada here. Very interesting and informative. I love all your work . Don't give the haters any of your precious time .
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
Thank you very much!
@brieneaton8578Ай бұрын
@@ElifromRussia Thank you for all your beautiful videos of Russia. With all the lies told to us by our western governments ; your videos bring a feeling of hope for the future .
@riff1ableАй бұрын
Thank you Eli and everyone in the program , i like your programs Eli dear .
@celiabarrett2107Ай бұрын
Very inspiring to listen to this history. It's very touching that people came from everywhere to help after the earthquake. Your Aunty is very wise.
@bertanelson8062Ай бұрын
A lovely video! When I learned about Russia in school Tashkent was in USSR (I am about the same age as your relative). I was very impressed with what I learned & always wanted to visit. Thank you for the conversations, the sites, architecture & glimpse of the brotherhood shown by Soviets. I've traveled some of the world & wish now I had made a point of visiting Russia. Thank you for the tour of all these amazing places!
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
Thanks for sharing!
@helenscoffieldАй бұрын
Love your aunty💗Love Uzbek friendly welcoming people from Korea, no wonder everyone helped them rebuild!
@jjh8299Ай бұрын
Really a fantastic video. Extremely enjoyable and educational.
@johnvsymonsАй бұрын
I always enjoy your interviews, Eli. You have a talent of making people feel comfortable talking with you and answering your questions. Thanks again for highlighting some interesting facts about a country and its people.
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
I appreciate that, thank you!
@hugobertiepickles3372Ай бұрын
Yes! Yes! Yes! Grazie! utterly beautiful! You’re back! Love this vlog, not only because it’s about Uzbek but your views which are balanced, objective and eloquent. Good interviews. I’d say this is journalism. That said, love the architecture (the woodwork/carpentry is stunning. I can see similarities a mix of soviet/persian/kashmiri architecture/culture. Fabulous! More! More! More! 😂😂😂 I hope you stay longer and explore Samarkand/bukhara too. Keep inspiring. Love it! Stammi bene Cara x
@yavuz2638Ай бұрын
A little addition: Yes, there is Soviet and Persian influence. But first of all Uzbekistan is a Turkic country.
@user-qj2bi3ph6pАй бұрын
@yavuz2638 Yes, and her aunty was answering Eli's questions in a Turkic language, I could understand from some of the words and the suffixes.
@chriskirschten203Ай бұрын
Again you bring the world together! So much appreciation for your travels and videos! Thank you!
@jjharrison512Ай бұрын
8:59 I think it's so cute how he said Uzbeks are trained to sit like that ! I've always believed that was a normal way to sit cause that's how we sit in my family. It goes to show we're all more similar than different ❤
@wewenang5167Ай бұрын
all Asian must know how to sit like that...even in Palaces like in Japan and Korea ministers and King sit like that
@ina7107Ай бұрын
I loved listening to your Korean friend talking about why Koreans were deported to Central Asia because the same thing happened to my ethnic group. We are Ahiska Turks and my grandparents were deported from Meskheti Georgia to Samarkand, Uzbekistan which is where my parents were born and raised
@wewenang5167Ай бұрын
Stalin move around many ethnic group all over Russia...mostly because they do not want that particular ethnic group to rised up and rebel, not because they look like something else...that is why he relocated many Crimean tartars to Siberia because if the Tartar stay at Crimea that are near to Turkey they might rise up and rebel. Same with Circassia people who forcefully kick out from Circassia and many today like in Syria and Turkey. Only the Chechen stay and fought long enough until the Russian gave up lol.
@neznamtija8081Ай бұрын
And where do u live now? What is ur religion and what language do u speak?
@systemreset9410Ай бұрын
@@neznamtija8081 Probably lives in the US, Speaks English, Turkish, Russian and culturally muslim
@neznamtija8081Ай бұрын
@@systemreset9410 it’s highly unlikely one can speak that many languages tho
@okurenov1Ай бұрын
@@neznamtija8081in Kazakhstan it’s very common for educated people speaking 3 languages: Kazakh, Russian and English. I can name 10+ people among my friends speaking 4 languages, 4th language mostly being Turkish.
@imarcus1973Ай бұрын
Another wonderful video Eli, Central Asia is so welcoming, interesting and unique. I stayed in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan for a few months earlier this year actually in some of the places you visited, it was a real eye opener for me and I can’t wait to return, Tashkent is definitely on my list!
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
You should definitely visit!
@pacificprospectorАй бұрын
This is a very interesting tour. Thank you Eli!
@lucyfromsiberiaАй бұрын
I haven't been to Uzbekistan. But I want to say hello to everyone from Siberia.
@simplicity7782Ай бұрын
Hello from Uzbekistan, Tashkent city. I heard that your language sounds familiar to Uzbek language. Is it Turkic?
@lucyfromsiberia27 күн бұрын
@@simplicity7782 Hello. In Russia, almost everyone’s first language is Russian. And so do we.
@user-mn4ki5wy3o24 күн бұрын
@@lucyfromsiberiaI wish I had. One day an American friend
@alexstenschewski8342Ай бұрын
Thank you again Eli fore a wonderful and beautiful video. ❤
@Deathproof-Zero1Ай бұрын
When the video flashed the inscription "For the people of Toshkent from your brothers from Belarus" and "from Tula city to Toshkent" I was astonished, then when I heard the background music, tears suddenly overwhelmed my eyes. I am not from the USSR but there's a feeling like I missed the Soviet Union, I can't explain it. The Soviet Union showed the world that unity can achieve many great things, especially in terms of the well-being of the people.
@TrippiePineapplzАй бұрын
Wow what a beautiful area!! So clean and intricate in style. The station's mix of modern and constructivism, I want to visit there. I love your videos! Cheers from California USA❤
@vt-M28888Ай бұрын
Thank you Eli for sharing this beautiful short video of Tashkent! I m so impressed with the culture, traditions, architectures and of course the food 😊Definitely will visit Uzbek one day. Greetings from Malaysia 😊
@NurmuhammadBaraka27 күн бұрын
Hell from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿 I will definitely visit Malaysia one day inshaalloh ❤
@mrpruttenАй бұрын
Eli, after every one of your beautiful videos, I want to travel to that place. 🎉
@christophermarshall527Ай бұрын
Great video, thank you, a most beautiful city, and the food certainly does look delicious. Tashkent is great credit to everyone who rebuilt it and who infuse it with their lively vital cultures!
@stefanbajerАй бұрын
Thanks I love your videos, very interesting. ,👍🤓
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
Glad you like them!thank you
@user-zo5rr9sh9hАй бұрын
Oh Eli, only you can be so beautiful as a person and you touch your vlogs with gold!
@bethechange2024Ай бұрын
I love the inclusion of Gena on one of the mural edifices. 💓🐊 (13'34") Your approach to respectfully honouring the collective efforts of Soviet peoples touches my heart so deeply. ...and your aunt's family's apartment is stunning. Thank you for your beautiful heart, a heart I see reflected in many of your posts ❣️💐🤩
@yourgopnikcomradeАй бұрын
You noticed too! And Cheburaska in front of Ghena 😊
@GabrielGonzalez-lk8bjАй бұрын
Beautiful video and great life-stories. Your auntie is a real gem. Greetings from Argentina
@gsco82Ай бұрын
The sign of a good travel/geography video is that it makes you want to visit the place. In this sense your video really succeeded. Thanks for a good portrayal of Toshkent and the Uzbek. people.
@jamesrobinson7381Ай бұрын
I enjoy your sharing different cultures Eli. From Ohio USA
@pollik1975Ай бұрын
I'm from the Czech Republic, I took my son on vacation last week. We passed through Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. The main difference between Western Europe and the East is the people. In the east they are much friendlier. I have visited more than thirty countries of the world and I can confirm with certainty that the drier the country, the better the people.
@thelight2843Ай бұрын
I have been to Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and I agree with you people were amazing 😍 so I visited them again and again several times. I hope you also visited Semerkand and Bukhara in Uzbekistan cause the Uzbek traditional architecture is so beautiful. Those cities are like a time machine. And fun fact Taj Mahal was built by Emperor Babur's Grandson and Emperor Babur was the grand son of the Uzbek Emperor Timur.
@oneofyou9573Ай бұрын
Thank you, Eli! One day I will definitely visit this beautiful place!
@jami7772Ай бұрын
I'll be in Uzbekistan in 2 weeks time for vacation ! I can't wait. Khiva, Bukhara, Samarqand and Tashkent.
@smokeandmirrors85Ай бұрын
I went to Toshkent in October last year! It was awesome!!
@yavuz2638Ай бұрын
Toshkent in turkish langauge: Taşkent means Taş:Stone Kent:City
@DRATS-qh2bjАй бұрын
Thank you, Eli and your relatives and friends for this, always nice, video. Keep enjoying every day as your aunt teaches to us!
@mattwillis3219Ай бұрын
Wow, amazing and beautiful, thankyou for sharing your Uzbekistan adventures Eli!
@Onesaint465Ай бұрын
i love a view of how it was in the soviet times from an unfiltered place thank you
@vanessadodge9105Ай бұрын
This was great - so interesting. I like to watch Elvira's channel "On the Way" where she shows viewers many aspects of life in Uzbekistan ( and some neighboring places), so this was really great to see Tashkent from your perspective, Eli. You always put high quality and interesting stuff out there - keep up the good work!
@allaboutkalergi5012Ай бұрын
Your grandmother spoke with such wisdom it was a joy to hear. 😁
@jameshamre8778Ай бұрын
You are a good interviewer. Great job, keep the videos coming. I learn from each encounter!
Aziz is a wonderful, experienced guide, willing to show you the whole country! Liking the video for his participation here.
@vertenatureАй бұрын
Très belle vidéo Eli, j'aime toujours beaucoup votre façon d'aborder les choses et les gens et de nous les présenter.
@markb9347Ай бұрын
You keep getting better and better at what you do Eli. Keep it up!
@sirajulislam4188Ай бұрын
Excellent presentation. Thanks.
@davidrichardson7802Ай бұрын
I really enjoy all your videos. you are such a good person and a credit to your parents, David
@mfreund15448Ай бұрын
What a great visit!! Thank you Eli!!
@ibrahimdihum9127Ай бұрын
Excellent video thank you Eli 😊
@De5O54Ай бұрын
*☭☭☭☭☭*
@FishareFriendsNotFood972Ай бұрын
Oh my goodness, those metro stations are a work of ART! Just stunning. I can not wait to visit one day, thank you Eli
@jacqx3641Ай бұрын
Great episode thanks from the Netherlands.
@ckayeАй бұрын
Every one of your travelogues is better than the last, Eli. It’s hard to believe you don’t have an entire crew working with you. As for plov, I’m happy to report New York now has a Tashkent Market with take-out plov available all day long. 😊
@seantaylor8162Ай бұрын
Fantastic video thanks!
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
Glad you liked it!
@sammayet9002Ай бұрын
Awesome , amazing and spectacular ❤❤❤❤ lovely episode 🎉🎉🎉🎉
@TheDayAfter1984Ай бұрын
Thanks Eli, another excelent travel. It's always nice to know how the thing are now!!! Greetings from the UK ...
@nikos.1111Ай бұрын
Great video, Eli! Your message at the end is meaningful and so true! Though we should always try for the best. Thank you!
@jamieredman8606Ай бұрын
Beautiful city! I really enjoyed learning a bit about the country
@freddiethompson58Ай бұрын
Thanks for instructive video.
@harrydecker8731Ай бұрын
Eli, that's terrific you have a Koren friend in Tashkent. You're such a friendly person. I'm wondering if you actually have a friend in all 195 countries of the world. As for Uzbekistan, I knew nothing of its history. It's interesting to learn these things. There's so much we are not taught in school. But you always point out the good things about people and that most people everywhere are friendly and want to be helpful.
@TIMBOGDANOVАй бұрын
Always learning something watching your videos, keep it up!
@robert-ff1qzАй бұрын
Very very interesting, so as usual. It is a great pleasure to follow your instructive vlogs. Thank you very much, dear Eli, for showing us nice people from the great family of the humanity! Greetings from Zurich Swizerland !
@yellowboot6629Ай бұрын
Thank'YOU Ufa ! 💋❣️... Brava!🤗
@primoprima788Ай бұрын
Wonderfull video, spaciba Eli! Paka paka 👋😎✌️
@faisaldavidson8451Ай бұрын
Never fail to impress PS: your new subscriber 😊
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
Yay, welcome to my channel ☺️
@KingerHammerАй бұрын
My chinese name was An Xx,the first name AN was thought to be from a country called “the country of An”originally in Chinese history book. Experts have verified that this An country is located in today’s Bukhara of Uzbekistan.so So what a excited feeling to see Eli who I like coming to the country that I like
@BluffyMoo15 күн бұрын
Ever since I was a child, I've been fascinated with Central Asia. Often I would dream of it's place in history, the Silk Road, and the allure of it's mysticism. What was it like living in the moment, as Paul Cooper of Fall of Civilization would often put it. Now as a middle aged, I really need to fulfill this childhood fascination before I'm unable to, physically. Great video as always, Eli. I love your aunt's perspective. She has such a wonderful soul, adventurous like yourself. Only thing missing is you meeting with Kostja from Inside Russia and members of the Tashkent Breakfast Club. That would have been a great added bonus. ❤
@michaelh2798Ай бұрын
Fascinating window into an exotic world. Thanks for what you do.
@realscience948Ай бұрын
Great videos- you show us places we in the west will probably never see! So much rich culture…all cultures should be respected!
@lextrombasАй бұрын
Wow. This is a beautiful place. The architecture is amazing. ❤❤
@vaughansamuelson6552Ай бұрын
Super. I enjoy your voyages. So informative!
@ericgrjansen39579 күн бұрын
the way you trigger the people that watch in positive way is very high standard now Eli. congratulations
@Sagittariusjourney380Ай бұрын
Awesome video much ❤️
@ElifromRussiaАй бұрын
Thank you so much 😊
@moideenmanningal9674Ай бұрын
Eli.. You gave vital information about USSR life in Uzbekistan and Russian's life in Uzbekistan.... Since I am from India, it is totally new information for me regarding USSR. Your tartar Nanny said the real story of life during USSR time.... Thanks a lot Eli.... You shared lot of information about USSR which we never heard before 1990!!!
@De5O54Ай бұрын
💚 🪆
@aaaa.7897Ай бұрын
I am also amazed at how great she looks for being close to 80. I would've guessed barely 60 as her age if not for the details revealed in the convo.
@--jefferson1555Ай бұрын
Thank you for the wonderful videos. I wish that the leaders in my country could open their minds and hearts to see what beautiful and friendly people there are in your country.
@Loulou-816 күн бұрын
Спасибо тебе огромное! Как скучаю по всего! ❤
@francoismoreno3951Ай бұрын
Merci de m'avoir fait découvrir une partie de l'Ouzbekistan. Belle découverte
@ludenunes6606Ай бұрын
Great work as usual, but gotta say your closing thoughts really resonated with me. Sure, we often hear that kind of thing in our daily lives, but the way you and your aunt put it was exactly how I needed to hear it right now. Thus, I thank you twice!