WHAT I THINK OF THE PEOPLE IN ARMENIA.

My thoughts on Armenians.
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[IndigoTraveller]

Did you miss yesterday's video where we got *drunk* then met the Armenian Military?
Armenia ❤️

[marianabalkar]

I can't stop watching your vlogs. So genuine and not glossed over

[dariaforsker]

I was in Armenia a couple of months ago. Armenians is very kindly and hospitable. They are always ready to help you. We took a taxi and our driver never closed the window and left keys in the car. It's really cool. In Russia we can't do this:(

[paralleluniverse]

What an amazing adventure. Good to see you're greeted with kindness and hospitality. Armenia looks very interesting with beautiful landscape. The way your editing fits with the soundtracks makes it very pleasant to watch. Big congrats on 10k+ subs! Well deserved my friend. Best wishes on your ongoing journey.

[KarinLynnBates]

I love following this journey day to day through daily vlogging. Thank you so much for the hard work and effort to bring us daily updates. It's not easy to do, not at all, but it's an exciting way to see what you're doing. I'm also very impressed with the Armenian hospitality! Wonderful! 👍🏼✌🏼

[magababayan]

Thank you for your visit to Armenia and for your videos. Hello from Armenia.

[kimberlygray]

Your friend Quinn is the best! What lovely mates you are. Traveling with someone for so long can be difficult, but you two made it look easy.

[deandjakovic]

That is amazing that this guy drove all the way from Armenia to former Yugoslavia. Respect for that. Must have been an crazy adventure. Imagine he had a chance to be vlogging back in the day

[matusvarga]

It is amazing to see how are theese people so hospitable, happy, and grateful. I would like to visit Armenia in the future. You show that the world isn"t so bad like I can see in the media. Great job Nick, and keep following your dreams. :)

[nooneever]

I was born and lived in Seven for 4 years :), nice vlog from Czech Republic

[armancakir]

This was a great video - salute to u my friend. Im sure majority of my fellow Armenias are really happy that you had a great time! Very educational for a lot of people that only know us through the news outlets 😉!

[topsakalYAN]

Thank you Indigo. Safe travels buddy! And may all your life journeys be smooth like the flow of water.

[Travel_addict_]

All i knew about Armenia was that they have great food, when i was in Thailand i went to a few armenian restaurant and it was great.Thumbs up.

[dustinauch]

My kind of people those Armenians! Such hospitality and open hearts! Putting it on the list!

[LLFRA]

Mate I just came across your channel. It is absolutely brilliant. Armenia is just a country I did not have on my travel radar at all. It's giving me wanderlust and reminds of the times I discovered hitchhiking as the cheapest and most fun way to get from A to B in your country New Zealand.

[Jordanandallison]

I agree! I haven’t been since 2005 but Ethiopia and Armenia have very special parts of my heart!!!

[AramPetrosyan]

Thanks for visiting Armenia !!! Next time please visit ARTSAKH!!!

[sushi]

I love how you're such a Lada fanboy 😊. One of your future adventures should be to buy a Lada and drive it all around Europe and bring it to New Zealand eventually.

[edmikaelyan]

Thank you very much. Come to Armenia again. You’re always welcome.

[zhanandrean]

Wow that was a awesome trip guys 🤘
And thanks for visiting to Armenia