Belarus is WELL worth visiting. I've been 35 times.

The seriousness, the ethics, the education of the people, the possibility of circulating serenely through the streets without fear of being attacked, the lack of vagabonds, time wasters and boring street vendors, all these things are priceless and certainly contribute in a crucial to the quality of life of a nation

My Beloved homecountry....i m movin back from US after 12 years wastin there

Mood driven culture. Like Ireland. Now I know why I like Ireland. It reminds me of my Belarus. ❤

I've been visiting for nearly 6 years, I suppose it's quite different to live there on a permanent basis. I found my wife in Belarus, she's awesome, one of the last places on earth, to find a true traditional woman. I love the country, the food, the culture. My long-term plans are to retire there. Yes, there are problems, economically and politically speaking, but it's generally safe and much less expensive to stay in Belarus than in most of Europe. I honestly feel it's worth a visit, at least for a week or two...... if you want a real wife who will love and cherish you, chances are you will find her in Belarus......... I did it, an ordinary bloke from South Africa......

Sorry I don’t agree with you. I have visited Minsk a couple of times and took much away with me. Iam interested in Soviet cultural history and architecture and it’s a very interesting and worthwhile city to visit. As you say the people are very nice and I found them friendly and helpful. I love Minsk and plan to visit again. 😊

So clean and decent place.

For me it's just seeing the cities, architecture and stuff I don't care about hotels and holiday resorts. I just want to explore places. For people me Belarus is a good place to visit

Lee Oswald was in fact trained by the KGB while he was living there, right down the street across the bridge from his apartment 💯 the same facility is still operated by the Belarusian KGB

Beautiful peaceful city Minsk is. I really like the city.

You circled around my school, around my home where I grew up. You were just one step away from the hidden church of St. Roch. Wow! What a trip! 😀Have no idea why you titled it as "Do NOT Visit Belarus" but thanks!

I have oppositional defiance disorder….I’m going to Belarus 🇧🇾

I just love the Russian/Belorussian culture because it is not westernized. Western society has become just utterly depressing with twerking females and degenerate "gangsta" males....drugs, porn, and spolied self absorbed humans with little ambition or appreciation for the easy life that we live. Sadly I talk to many Russians who dream to come here and join in on the western dream, thinking that it's still like things were 30 40 years ago, with the convieniences of today, but it's not.

Thanks for the content. 👍 We are Brazilian youtubers and we are thinking of visiting Belarus next month, but we are having some difficulty organizing places to stay there. Anyway, its content has been helping a lot to imagine what life is like out there.

Hey I would kill to live in Belarus instead of here in boring, trashy, homelessness, stagnant high cost of living that's just murder for your wallet Colorado Springs, CO. Boring? Sure, we have that here. Just a long stroad with potholes the size of a moon crater that hasn't been patched up since the 70s. Crime has gone out of control. Weed I believe is contributing to that. Belarus highly doubt they've legalized it there in a place that's strongly Christian conservative. I wouldn't mind trading places with you bub cause here in the good old usa things are looking pretty bad!

I moved back after 15 years in US 5 years. Never regret it

My mother's whole family are originally from Belarus but migrated to the U.S. before WWII. I would love to go there some time, but I'm afraid there is no one left to visit. Grandma spoke fluent Russian and Polish; never mentioned anything about Belarusian people, and I didn't know to ask. Thank you for providing these wonderful views of places I can now only dream about. That underground area you showed is really nice....so quiet, and the warm honey-golden ceiling lights are simple yet magnificent. From a fan in Australia.

I ❤️Minsk

Beautiful peaceful city Minsk is. We really like the city.

I know you said food is pretty much repeated among the different areas and is not your favorite thing about Belarus, but could you do a video on the authentic and popular food from there. Maybe something different they do. Thank you from the U.S.

What about for getting outdoors in the forests kayaking fishing camping out? Any good for socialising between the opposite sexes?

Hey Ausie pal, Your presentation of do NOT really got my attention of DO even deeper than it was before for some reason :)

My wish, visit Russia and Belarus, two very interesting, amazing and safe countries. And friendly people.

would it be possible if you do one episode on coffee/cafe in Belrus? It mentioned many times although it would be great to experience with your lens. Thanks

😂 I don’t think it is worth you applying for any jobs at the Belarus Tourist Centre 😁 I think some context is needed here. Ok, so maybe it does not boast the Eiffel Tower, the Grand Canyon or the Taj Mahal. It does not mean it is not worth visiting though because everyone has their own motivations for travelling and visiting different countries. I have been several times and would go again. But then I do have a Belarusian girlfriend who I adore. I am going back again in January and I would happily go there every few months and even consider living there in the future.

Do us aussies need a visa to go to Belarus? Also how important is it to learn basic russian for a holiday there?

Are there car rentals at the airport?

Thank you so much.

Your advice is absolutely golden. If you traveled wider and had just half these insights you would be better than almost all other expat vloggers on here.

Thanks for the walk about video. You walked by a number of the different places I have stayed at when I am there. From your comments we were there at the same time in February. I was over across the street from Park Horkaha. I have found most everyone there to be friendly even to a (your term) "weird" American that doesn't speak Russian. Made lots of friends but the farther you travel away from Minsk the less English you hear.

hello sir. I'd greatly appreciate it if you could share enrollment contacts of Russian course for foreigners at MSLY. guess you are studying there. hope to join your team ASAP, in February. I browsed their university website and e-mailed them..... but unfortunately email was returned for no reason. hope the program is going on alright. many thanks.

What do you want, a theme park and Disneyland? 😁 There's plenty to do with people (one needs to engage with people more, it's a different way of life)

I hope to visit in 2023

Love Belarus from Russia

Where is the Christmas in Belarus vlog? 😁

Hiii is it possible to travel to Belarus thus 2024??

I'd like to visit from the Czech Republic but I don't want to go through the visa application process.

Love your video, good work, nice to see some from Belarus! Love from Sweden

Good show

Have you ever visited the ww2 museum where they have the hologram of Paulus surrendering to the soviets ?

the word for pharmacy looks like "anmeka" but it's really аптека

1:03 he did not mention any war memorial or military museum. there are lots of ww2 war cemeteries but the sanctions give me grey hair

I won't follow your recommendation: I will visit Minsk and stay there for 2 days or so.

Hi, are you still in Minsk? Can I be an interview guest for your you tube channel? You said “yes” in the autumn

Such nice streets! Clean! No druggies, tents, trash, feces, vagrants, violence. Refreshing.

My (internet) relation with one of the most beautyfull Belarus women is ended. There was a case of jelouzy, she was angry I talked to much with my customers at my Instagram/shop. Because of the product I had only females as customer. Ok, shit happens, from the moment she said, I split up, I found some other nice women in Belarus...it are special ladies, I mean they are hard to get which is ok...I know 3 of them now and I have planned to come to Belarus in April/May or something. My gouverment says, NO, you dont go, dangerous. Special in the Gomel area, where I had my girlfriend and now found another one. I have planned to stay at least for 2 weeks but maybe even 3 weeks. Offcourse I hope that the war has ended, it makes it much more easy to go there...

A lot of people have a hard time making friends.Young and old alike. Probably why they are looking elsewhere for a woman or a life.

I suppose, you just didn't have a good guide

McDonalds is out of the country - so where do you go for good fast food?

Belarus looks nice st look clean u dont see any trash in the st ...

It's so empty there

I went to belarus july of 2019. I found it a bit boiring but i still had a great time exploring the country. I'd definitely go back!

It is not difficult to guess that the advantages of Belarus (the lowest crime rate in Europe, incredible cleanliness of cities, minimal LGBT influence, etc.) stand and fall with Lukashenko. If Lukashenko falls, as it will one day, Belarus will become a second Ukraine, that is, an absolute morass in all respects. A foreigner who comes to live in Belarus, does not stick his nose into politics and has a guaranteed income from abroad, can certainly live comfortably and definitely better than the locals in Belarus. But he will still be a suspect for the regime, and when Lukashenko falls, foreigner's peaceful life will be quickly over. Greet from Czechia.

*Blud made 11k people not visit belarus*

i am going to die. Why dont u like belarus? It is a very beautiful place with a lot of forests and lakes, there are a lot of places to visit, but, WHY dont u like belarus? :(

Well i guess better to go somwewhere on the beach.mountains....there will be cafe and pubs as in minsk. Other than cafe and few pubs, minsk is a quite borring for the average tourist. Tourists who want to come only for girls, also not a good idea now.15 and 20 years ago i would say yes.girls now are open minded and met many foreigners and you wont get much attention as before) I am from the midle east, while staying in minsk i had an italian friend, and he used to joke about stating that belarus is a good place for people aged 60 and above, to live quitely and slowly.

Too crowded, lol

Еареи в Беларусь щас потянутся.

Dump