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    Cycling The World – Ep. 23

    In this episode of my journey to travel the world on a bicycle, I am sharing my experience cycling from Kabul, the country’s capital, towards Bamiyan, a historic city located in the mountains of Central Afghanistan. On the way I am encountering countless friendly locals, but also have to deal with many police checkpoints, and a fierce handwind.

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    2. @Dan-y8l7s on

      Hey Max, nice video as always. Id love to know what your camera set up is as I've never seen the 360 degree panning thing on anyone else videos. It looks really cool but it confuses me every time I see one of your vids. Anyway, wishing you safe travels man.

    3. @burnsport1 on

      Very emotional video, actually. Feel empathy for these people, imagine for some of them this will be one of the only opportunities ever to interact with a foreigner

    6. @ChristineSowards-w6p on

      It is difficult to understand that these poor folks in Pakistan, India and ahganistan are illiterate in their ow😮n language, lack any understanding of science or history, yet have the latest technology in smart phones everywhere.

    7. @chtur2299 on

      Ça ressemble en effet à l’ambiance Nationale Socialiste en moins technologique quand même et en beaucoup moins féminin 😂😂😂😂

    11. @Kokchab20 on

      You can not believe how much I miss my home country and I am so sorry for behaviour of some ass holes and well done 👏🏿 you ride the whole way from germany to Afghanistan just with bike this is unbelievable good job and.

    16. @CAmiri786 on

      Moin Max und viele Grüße aus Bremen;)
      Ein echt tolles Video!
      Ich war selbst vor ein paar Wochen mit meiner Familie in Kabul. Neben der reichen Kultur und absolut faszinierenden Landschaft ist die Gastfreundschaft der Afghanen einfach unübertrefflich❤❤❤ wir werden auf jeden Fall wiederkommen!

    23. @azizahmad7447 on

      Max if you meet a muslim you greet with salamalaikum and when you part you say your salamalaikum too. They will accept you better. If possible with everyone children adult officer everyone.😅

    24. @sandsmarc on

      Looks like a very chaotic, congested, and unclean place. The people look unhappy and harried. It seems mysticism and irrationality rule social life. I would never want to visit this place.

    30. @maryamhassani3379 on

      I’m watching you from Norway. I am an Afghan girl, and I’m worried about you! Take care of yourself and stay safe! I have never been to Afghanistan, but I’ve heard that it is not safe for us girls, and that people are not kind to the Hazara community.❤

    33. @alisabaasas8810 on

      I could never, what you do. I hope you carry good memories out of our once a great country now into pieces of dust. The country is beautiful, common people are kind and compassionate. It's the governments and civil wars that destroyed us.

    34. @DVBloxD on

      I’m from Afghanistan, watching you from Australia. You are so brave! 😮 How did you even sleep inside the jungle? 😮😂 I got scared just watching the checkpoint people with guns on TV 🥲.

    37. @Maria-cu5zf on

      Avvevi qualche conoscenza in Pakidtan e in Afghanistan per ottenere i permessi? E come ti procuravi l'abbigliamento adatto ai vari climi dei paesi che hai attraversato?

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