this is amazing i can see like a little tribal village down the hill it seems pretty difficult
to get to but i can see a few cars the houses seem to be made of just honestly just plastic
um there is a few shops here by the viewpoint it's quite unique i would love to speak to them
to see if they live down there because it seems like i mean judging by the clothes they wear and
you know the jewelries they're wearing and everything all these things that they
wear it seems like they're tribal people you know some of the things
here are quite unique what they're selling they're selling like strawberry liqueur
dry fruits teas and some handmade bags and clothing but yeah it's magical here
that's called the bottom of the car so we're here almost i can see a few houses at the bottom of
the hill it looks like a tiny little village we're gonna continue driving for a moment um
because when you look on the map there's not even a road in this place but there clearly is a road
not sure we actually where we ended up like it's now a dirty road here in front of us there
is no signs at all wow the road is oh oh colin that's very dangerous that's very dangerous wow
okay this is this road is taking a real time for the worse right now
i'm not i'm actually not very comfortable at the moment
they they've dug up the road i know well it always been a landslide because you can see all the
tarmac is kind of falling down and it's just a [ __ ] drop down there and now there's a car
oh no that's tricky how do we do that i don't know he's got to go back he's good 4x4 he's stuck oh no
oh all right we've we've turned around now i mean literally the car is sliding over place and
the road got thinner the drops got got bigger so we're going to try and get back to the main tarmac
and have to head back down the mountain um so we've come as as far as this little
bad boy we want to take us um we're sorry we couldn't take you any further
but it's just too dangerous so see you at the bottom
this is where we were trying to come earlier but we ended up on a different
road it was pretty steep and dangerous but i could see this village from the viewpoint up there and
we actually have found the right road right now so i'm very excited to
explore this bless them so these tribal villages are very
i love that this is how i grew up you know this is how my grandfather and grandmother
lived this is how they grew up and it's amazing but because they live such a poor life in a way
poo poo i mean they don't have a lot of money but then they're rich because they're happy
come back to your breath don't drift away from me i will come down to remind you of before we
i think
they're so sweet here and what they survive for me is tourism you know they want to sell their goods
to survive and this is how you can actually come and support them for the good reasons
so i'm actually going to do that because she's literally making the dresses down there
on the floor so i'm actually going to buy this dress i do love it it's handmade it's good
quality so i'm just going to buy it in one way so you're going to see me on the next video with it
so sorry we saw these little shops and we we got distracted but i was saying that they have
a different mindset here you know because of the way they live it's so basic life happy life
but basic life you know they sew dresses they dry strawberries and fruits and they go pick teas and
they sell all that here and and they like it they feel fulfilled by by you purchasing their goods
you know this is what makes them happy but yeah do come for the right reasons to support them if
you want to explore it more do find a local guide don't go for the big companies find a local one to
support you and you can get the best out of it and then the locals feel supported this way as well
like for me coming here feels home you know we would wake up six o'clock in the morning to go and
grow tobacco and sell it afterwards and for us this was a reward even though they would give
us more money for very hard work this was a big reward for us and we were happy we were happy
the way they lived this was a dream of mine when i found out that they still have these
hill tribe villages existing and they've kept their traditions i was like this is
my number one place to go this is my home i feel home here and i actually feel super sad
i feel super super sad that people can come here for the wrong reasons and this can actually become
you know spoiling their traditions and religions nobody should ever do that
you know respect them come and support them support them for the right reasons
so
being here yeah do you have children here yeah yes my daughter 27. she live here
yeah and she lives here i grew up like this in a small village back home in bulgaria
maybe snow a lot of snow we hear nothing no snow no snow yes we had a lot of snow
and my grandfather live in a village in the hill in the mountain no electricity no water when
young no electricity no water water we have here we have a lot of water but don't have electric
city yes we cut the wood to make fire okay but sometimes winter three degrees five degrees cold
pretty cold yeah yeah but just in the night by the day later sunshine okay we live here like a family
yeah everybody's family yes it's nice nice what do you do for living you grow these vegetables yeah
grow everything here right through strawberry orange everything can grow here you grow it
and they grow a lot the center in the market city yes and there is no school here right yeah
have a look the way they live this is how we build our houses when i grew up and we had a
shop as well like a food store in the in in town center but my father b would literally he build
our store just from those metal panels that they they're using here to build i remember we
before like we never even had a we named it it was never concrete it was literally a store it was a
tiny little store my father kept expanding it and expanding it with metal panels like this and our
like big houses and chicken houses were made out of this as well and then we went and found bricks
literally they were baking the bricks in the village when we bought bricks to build a house
and my grandfather and my father built the houses but by themselves like honestly no brigade they
just built it with their own hands it's amazing it's so homey for me here it's it feels home
together can go