Sup, /trv I wonder what are you people's fav YouTube travelling

Don't know if it counts as travel related, but there is a Singaporean guy who posts some really great videos of North Korea.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BNN4tlBy-g

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This guy's channel is pretty good, also.

>>1108392
Why so many dislikes and comments disabled?

>>1108513
North Korean videos always get dislikes, maybe people expressing dislike at the Government ?

>>1108431

>its a designated episode

Have recommended him before, will do again. Joe Goes. He's more about awkward interviews than actual travelling, but this gives a cool perspective into the minds of locals.

>>1108392

This is filmed in DPRK? Looks modern as fuck! :O Can't be..

>>1108385
I tend not to watch those travel vloggers or bloggers unless I need advice. They tend to make me depressed that I can't have the same resources as them to travel all around the world

>>1109189
Same, but mainly I just can't stand their smug attitude.

Mark Wiens is cool, he focuses on food.

https://www.youtube.com/user/migrationology/

Kyde & Eric is a favorite of mine. Since they currently live in Tokyo, most of their recent videos are Japan heavy, but they do travel around SEA frequently.

They dedicated a year of their lives to traveling the globe back around 2012.

Ben Brown and >>1108431

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>>1108385
Disrupting the Rabblement is great.

Sadly he no longer travels and his more recent video are more aimed at creating a presence for his business online.

His early videos are pretty good though, you can probably learn a lot from his mistakes (and successes too).

>>1108385
https://www.youtube.com/svdelos