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00:00Phew! Hello! Hello! Good afternoon! Phew! That smells awful, but I held my breath.
00:07I'm just thinking, are they not roosters for eating, but for fighting?
00:12That could be another reason, I don't know about here, because a normal chicken isn't going to cost you 25 dollars.
00:17My God, you can't imagine how hot it is, how sweaty it is.
00:21Shampoo boots, bottle...
00:32Ah, look how they cut across the tracks.
00:37Oh, the car! Watch out! I'm going to run him over!
00:41Cristiano! Ronaldo!
00:52With the mission of getting to know all the countries of the world,
00:56I have just landed in one of the least known and also one of the poorest countries in Asia.
01:03My travelers, I have arrived in Timor.
01:07I don't know what to expect here, because there's very little content in Spanish on social media.
01:13And I don't know what's so special about it, I don't even know if it's safe to be here.
01:18Very few tourists dare to come to this place, but I want you to come with me to discover it.
01:29I just left the airport.
01:31It was relatively quick.
01:33They didn't ask me anything at immigration; I just gave them my passport.
01:37However, after they stamp my passport, they ask me to fill out a QR code.
01:42The airport is quite small and simple.
01:46It doesn't have Wi-Fi or air conditioning.
01:48Honestly, it's very, very simple.
01:50They give you a computer so that people who come can go in there and fill out the QR code.
01:54But the computer is very old and slow, so the line was long.
01:58Luckily, I always travel with internet and I was able to fill it up.
02:01This is the airport.
02:03Dice, welcome to Timor-Leste.
02:05The official language is Portuguese.
02:08At least inside the airport, very few people spoke English; everyone spoke Portuguese.
02:13And I said, okay, fine, fine, I'll stay, I understand.
02:16There are no apps like Uber or Grab here.
02:20So, in the traditional way, we're going to find a taxi driver to take me to my hotel.
02:29This is the taxi that's going to take me.
02:30First he told me 25 dollars and then I said, ah, a little less, I'm left with Portuguese.
02:34And he said 20 dollars, so it worked.
02:37They're all the same, look, there are several here, they're all yellow.
02:40And we are approximately 30 minutes from the airport to the hotel.
02:44It's hot out and here we are with the air conditioning on.
02:48It's half an hour.
02:50Carleto, like that.
02:53Hopefully we'll get there.
02:57My God, it's so hot.
03:01A bright sun and a completely clear sky.
03:04And the taxis, as you saw, don't have air conditioning.
03:06So I was literally cooking myself.
03:09I quickly left everything at my hotel.
03:11And I came to walk because that journey I had from the airport to here,
03:15I had these as my first impressions.
03:17The first thing I noticed is that people are quite spontaneous.
03:21He stares at you, smiles at you, and greets you.
03:24For me, it's super strange to be in Asia and have people speak to you in Portuguese.
03:29As I mentioned, that's the official language.
03:31Just like Tetún, which is their native language.
03:35But I tell everyone like,
03:36What's up?
03:37Yes, hello, how are you?
03:38People think I'm from Brazil.
03:41Well, it's because I look more Brazilian than Portuguese.
03:44So this boom, boom.
03:45So, I'm just going to walk around here.
03:48Let's see what I find and what Timor might surprise us with.
03:54I'm tired of walking, so I'm going to go in this little van.
03:59Hello, hello, good afternoon.
04:02Hello.
04:04I am really crazy.
04:07I was walking in the heat and I didn't know where I was going.
04:11And suddenly the little van stopped and I said, let's go.
04:14Where are you going to leave me?
04:15I don't know.
04:15I already know how to say "stop here".
04:19Hello.
04:20I'm going to get off.
04:21I don't know how much the fare was.
04:23Thanks a lot.
04:24Goodbye, have a good afternoon.
04:25I don't know if I've already mentioned it to you,
04:27But here the official currency is the dollar.
04:29So there's no need to go to a currency exchange.
04:32to have the local currency.
04:34I gave him 10 dollars.
04:35Since I got on so quickly, I didn't ask how much it was.
04:37And that's when everything changed for me.
04:39I think it was less than 9 dollars.
04:41It was 0.50 cents.
04:43And I don't even know where he left me.
04:44I said, well, I'm going to leave now because I'd been in that car for a while.
04:47who was obviously very hot.
04:50And even though today is Saturday,
04:52I'm passing by an area where there are children, like at school.
04:55Come to class on Saturdays.
04:56Let's see, I'm going to cross over there and see if they greet me.
05:00Hello!
05:01Hello!
05:02Good afternoon!
05:04How are you all?
05:05We're ok.
05:06Are they at school today?
05:08Yeah.
05:08Today is Saturday?
05:09Yeah.
05:11Oh, were you playing or studying?
05:14Ah, just activities.
05:15Activities.
05:16Oh, and does everyone speak Portuguese?
05:18A bit.
05:19Ah, I speak too.
05:21Bye, it was a pleasure.
05:25Look, this is how people are doing.
05:27How funny, they're tiny, tiny mini-bannes.
05:30And people get all lumpy like canned tuna.
05:33And also on the outside.
05:34It says they have extracurricular activities.
05:36That's what I imagine.
05:37They weren't in class, but perhaps playing bowling or something like that extracurricular.
05:41And here is the little school.
05:43Like I said, I don't know exactly where I'm going.
05:45Let's go for a walk and see what we find.
05:47Because that's the idea.
05:49Explore and get to know a little bit about the people of Timor.
05:51Ugh, chicken!
05:57Ugh, that smells awful!
06:00But I held my breath.
06:02And since I had been holding out for a while.
06:03In everything I breathed, I breathed it all.
06:04They're shedding their feathers.
06:06They're all caged up there.
06:08Hello, good afternoon!
06:10Hello!
06:11They're selling chickens here, mine.
06:14Oh my God!
06:18Look how they sell chickens here!
06:20I'd never seen that before.
06:21The chickens were alive, but tied up like that.
06:24Hey, I'm smiling not because I find it funny.
06:26I'm smiling because, well, I don't think they understand me.
06:28At least I say something like...
06:29And not to get in my face.
06:31But he literally had live chickens tied up with their heads down.
06:34And the cars keep passing by.
06:35And the chickens...
06:36How crazy!
06:37Because people prefer to buy them alive like that, and not me all at once.
06:40This is the literal center where all the shops, hardware stores, and household goods are located.
06:46I don't know what I've gotten myself into.
06:48I'm trying to figure out how to cross back over there again to get to that coast where I used to walk with the little seabird.
06:54Next door, the little beach next door.
06:56And there were like several little squares and things like that that looked quieter.
07:02I found this street that I think will lead me to the waterfront, but I have to go through this whole little market first.
07:08local.
07:08Where next door and next door they sell fruits and vegetables.
07:12I'm going to go there.
07:13Oh, my pants are frank.
07:17Hi, are you okay?
07:19How much does a chicken cost?
07:2125.
07:22$25 for a chicken?
07:23Uh, sure.
07:25More, more than in...
07:26It is you, my son, that I am truly alive now.
07:29Yeah.
07:30Oh my God.
07:30And how, how do I pass, how, how do I break my neck.
07:34I'm just thinking, are they not roosters for eating, but for fighting?
07:39That could be another one.
07:40I don't know why a regular chicken isn't going to cost you $25 here.
07:44It's a lie.
07:45Or at least he threw that one at me to see if I could scam him.
07:48Look, they also sell white cheese here.
07:50That's lovely.
07:51Can the roosters hear?
07:51I don't know if that was heard.
07:53Well, I don't know if this was a coincidence, but I ended up in this local market.
07:58which was also what I was looking for, to understand the day-to-day fear of it
08:02that the Timorese live.
08:04And look, right here on the street I just discovered something I didn't know and that I want
08:09I want to share with you that, although the internet says the official language is Portuguese,
08:13Many Timorese do not speak Portuguese, but only Tetu.
08:17At least here, most people don't understand Portuguese.
08:20That's right.
08:23It has a machine for grating it or for chopping it like that.
08:26Oh God, but they don't wash that.
08:27I'm going to eat it all messed up.
08:30Coco, do you speak Portuguese?
08:33Yeah.
08:33Is it cool that everyone here was speaking Portuguese?
08:37Where, love?
08:39Is it Brazil?
08:40Brazil.
08:41Yeah.
08:41Are you speaking?
08:43No, well, here I have my little piece of coconut, all handled.
08:46Photo, photo, photo.
08:49It was a process telling him I wanted a piece of coconut to eat because, like, I swear
08:54I came here believing that everyone spoke Portuguese, but no, it's just one
08:57part.
08:58Only.
08:59It's very good.
09:04Well, an immune system that does its job doesn't matter if it's acting up.
09:08Am I done yet?
09:10Portuguese?
09:10Fale Portuguese?
09:12No, speak Portuguese.
09:14Ah, don't talk about tits.
09:17Big boob!
09:18Bye, thank you.
09:27East Timor is the poorest country in all of Southeast Asia and is among the
09:32three of the poorest countries in all of Asia.
09:35When I start to investigate a little to get some context about the situation, I see that their
09:40The main economic activity is based on oil.
09:42And I say, wow, a country that has oil reserves, how can it be among the most
09:45poor people in Asia?
09:47And then I remembered Venezuela and I said, like, well, they might have rich resources there.
09:51And that doesn't mean it has to be a rich country.
09:53Also, after studying a bit, I see that they have been greatly affected by so many years of war.
09:59They have had histories of conflict, conflict, 20 years of resistance to free themselves from Indonesia
10:04And additionally, this whole problem, because all the infrastructure has been lost.
10:10damaging.
10:10So there have been many things that haven't worked in its favor, and although I would say it's a country
10:14Rich in nature, beaches, and mountains, but unfortunately it is not being well managed
10:21The issue of tourism doesn't even represent 1% because practically no one comes here.
10:26of tourists.
10:33I don't know what this is, but I want to try it.
10:36They put it in like condensed milk, liquid milk.
10:40Let's see how it goes, what kind of mess I'm getting myself into.
10:43But it looks good, it looks delicious and it has ice, it's too hot.
10:46I want it like this, hum, for me.
10:51She just laughs because she doesn't understand much of either Portuguese or English.
10:55One for me, please.
10:59Okay, here's my drink first, sugar.
11:03Now a little bit of condensed milk.
11:07Colors, okay.
11:14Venezuela.
11:17Okay, remove.
11:20Remove everything.
11:25While they're preparing this drink for me, I want you to comment on whether you would try things like this on the street.
11:30that you have no idea what they are, how they prepare them.
11:34If you're one of those travelers who likes to try new flavors.
11:37Boba.
11:37Boba.
11:37Oh, look, this is called Boba Dream.
11:42And this is Boba.
11:45Okay.
11:49Oh, ice.
11:51Which one do you mean ice in Tetum?
11:54Spatu.
11:55Spatu.
11:56My drink is ready.
11:57How much does it cost?
11:58One dollar.
11:59One dollar.
11:59One dollar.
12:00One dollar.
12:02Thank you, thank you very much, very legal.
12:05As...
12:06Also, thank you.
12:07Do you have to say thank you, obrigada, and in Tetum?
12:11Thank you.
12:11Thank you?
12:12Ah, thank you.
12:13Now let's try this, my travelers.
12:16Let's try this.
12:31All the condensed milk from below and all the bubbling.
12:40It's like a super delicious milkshake with milk and fruit.
12:44Not healthy at all, really.
12:45It's quite a lot of sugar.
12:47But this is worth a try.
12:49Look at this great presentation.
12:50It has a very good presentation.
12:51The packaging.
12:52It was really nice and it was only a dollar.
12:54If you don't like this video, I think you should because of my trilingual ability.
13:00that I'm driving.
13:01I am trilingual here.
13:03I am speaking to you in Spanish, in Portuguese, in Tetum.
13:07It's funny because she tells me, well, no, I don't speak Portuguese.
13:10And then he tells me, wait.
13:12And I, ah, he spoke to me in Spanish.
13:14Then I said thank you and he understood me too.
13:17So I'm liking it.
13:23What's the matter?
13:24There's a shopping center right here on the avenue.
13:27And I went in not because I wanted to buy something, but to cool off a little.
13:30And I hope it has air conditioning.
13:32You can't imagine how much I've walked, how much I've sweated, the scorching sun I'm under.
13:36I feel my skin all warm from so much sun and smelling.
13:41As I would say in my country, Aguaralito with mortadella.
13:44So, well, you'll also find a refreshing drink here, water, because that was very sweet and
13:49It left me very thirsty.
13:50But anyway, I'll show you a little bit of the shopping center.
13:53I think this is the only one there is, or at least the biggest one.
13:56This is everyone's favorite place to come here, spend the day, cool off, and do their
14:03small purchases.
14:07Well, I'm going to leave the center and go all the way to the coastal road because that little market had no way out.
14:13I took this taxi.
14:17Here I go.
14:18My friend doesn't understand my English, my Spanish, or my own language.
14:23But anyway, what I find curious is that they have these handles.
14:26I don't know if they're going too fast, that one has to go like that.
14:34I've returned to the waterfront.
14:36This is the tourist part, so to speak.
14:39It's much prettier.
14:41It's all covered in little green things.
14:43The sea is over there, I'm going to go closer to see it.
14:46And this monument, which is one of the best known, is the November 14th Monument.
14:51My God, you can't imagine how hot it is, how sweaty it is.
14:54But I'm enjoying this video as I work towards my dream of visiting all the countries in the world.
15:03world.
15:03Obviously, there are some that are very unknown on tourist lists, but they are also worth getting to know.
15:11And I'm sure we'll always have some curiosity, some charm.
15:15That's also what it's about.
15:16What do you think, my travelers?
15:17Look, they have this whole little boardwalk perfect for cycling, skating, or waiting for the sunset.
15:24Over there was a Catholic church, they were called very Catholic.
15:28And over there's like a little square.
15:31Hello, good afternoon.
15:32How are you?
15:34Alright.
15:35It's very nice.
15:37It's very hot.
15:39No no.
15:40No.
15:40Bye.
15:46Oh, look, one of the questions I asked Chatipiti when I came here was,
15:51East Timor can be dangerous.
15:53And she said I had to be careful, that I shouldn't wear anything that would attract too much attention,
15:58that if I had any jewelry I should take it off, because it wasn't a violent country,
16:02but that some caution was necessary.
16:04I don't think I've taken that precaution.
16:06I've been everywhere, with good energy, with a smile.
16:09Oh, but I'm happy to be here.
16:11Let's see, there are some children singing.
16:13They just asked me if I'm from Brazil.
16:15I told them yes, so as not to break their hearts.
16:18And look what they're singing to me.
16:19So, are you going to sing?
16:45Okay, I'm going to do it the way they do it.
16:47Right here next to the little boardwalk is the beach, but I feel like my leg won't reach it.
16:51It's very far away.
16:53Now, for the.
16:55Ugh, it's really difficult.
17:00Okay?
17:00Now you, for the.
17:03They do it with great ease, but it's not that easy.
17:06Kid.
17:07Okay?
17:19The children are doing this so easily.
17:22And I swear I'm scared because I feel like I don't have that ability to jump and
17:26to fall right there.
17:27I feel like my foot is too small to reach it.
17:29However, they have the technique because their legs are obviously smaller than mine and they can do it.
17:41I want you to fall in love with this landscape with me, my travelers, because on both sides, look how green it is!
17:48that is.
17:49And the most surprising thing is that he is completely alone.
17:52I have come to this place which is approximately 25 minutes from the center of Dili.
17:58Because they say we can find some monkeys in their natural habitat.
18:03And we're going to prove it.
18:09Wow, I don't know if I'm exaggerating, but this seems too beautiful to me.
18:15Look at the water here and all these trees around it, which are quite different.
18:21Very nice.
18:22And I walk all that way over there.
18:24Look how it's full of these very different trees.
18:27I'd never seen anything like this before, but I think it's super cute.
18:32I'm going to keep walking to see what else we find.
18:40It makes me very sad that, as you can see, the place is very beautiful, but as you walk around there are many
18:47plastics, trash, waste.
18:50What I suppose is that when the tide rises, it brings all that in, and well, there's nobody here who
18:56pick it up.
18:56And because it's not a tourist area, they don't bother to come and pick it up.
19:00Shampoo boots, bottles, there's everything.
19:03And it's a shame because, as you can see, the place is very, very beautiful.
19:06That's why I always tell my travelers that we need to be very environmentally conscious.
19:11Whether you're in your city, in another country, traveling, or whatever.
19:16Never, ever throw anything in the street, never leave your trash on any beach, anywhere, always treat yourselves.
19:22This seems kind of silly to say because we're all supposed to know this.
19:27I have seen how many people throw away trash and don't care about anything.
19:31It's like, ah, there it is, I took this, done.
19:34Awareness.
19:36Well, the road here is closed.
19:38In fact, there are some posts and some locals are telling me that the only way to get through is by
19:42the following way because otherwise the boards will fall apart.
19:44So wish me luck, I would have held on tight here like these were crutches just in case.
20:08I am safe.
20:10I thought this would be a tourist video and not an adventure video.
20:15Ugh, this is dangerous.
20:19Ready.
20:27Nature is unpredictable like that, and no matter how much I walked and walked, the little monkeys never appeared.
20:34So I'm going to cheat a little and buy some bananas.
20:38Hello, good afternoon.
20:40A banana.
20:41Thanks a lot.
20:43Look, I bought all this for one dollar.
20:46It's not just the monkeys who will eat bananas here.
20:48I'm going to eat bananas too, because they say that here in Timor the bananas are super sweet.
20:53And I'm heading to another place where we're much more likely to see monkeys.
20:58So wish me luck, my travelers.
21:01Well, I'm going to eat a little banana to try it and see if, I don't know, their sense of smell reaches them and
21:07They begin to leave.
21:08They say that they are usually seen rather early in the morning or in the afternoon because they don't like to be in the sun.
21:14But I'm here, little monkey, and sweet banana, sweet banana.
21:18I don't know if this will work, but it should.
21:21What do you think?
21:30My traveler, we found them, the bananas.
21:34Here, not there, take it, we throw it, sorry.
21:37Oh, he grabbed it.
21:45Here's another one, look.
21:49Wow, but they're decent, they don't go crazy like that, look how they're peeling him.
21:54He's peeling it.
21:56And he eats it.
21:56Oh, oh, oh, oh.
21:57Take.
21:58Here.
22:00Okay.
22:03Look, I was heading into the woods and they were here, right on the road.
22:07This is the alpha male.
22:09I have one for you, alpha male.
22:11Thank you very much, obrigada.
22:14I hope you like it.
22:16Look, she's bald.
22:18They're too decent, okay?
22:20It's good.
22:22At least say thank you.
22:26It's cute.
22:38Ah, but I don't know, the only ones who are surprised to see all the little monkeys, because look, also
22:42Other locals were passing by, Timorese, and they also stopped to greet the monkeys.
22:47Let's see if it worked, that they brought...
22:49Ah, look how they cut across the tracks.
22:53And there I was, deep in the woods, searching for them in the thicket.
22:56No, not me, it's just that they're hot and they're running in the middle of the road.
23:01Oh, the car, watch out, I'm going to run him over.
23:03Oh dear, this got way out of control.
23:05There are monkeys all along the road.
23:07And suddenly, if they see you with a bag in your hand or something, they come running up like they've got nothing better to do.
23:11Fools sneak up behind you to steal them, literally.
23:14Although I have had some well-behaved monkeys, to be honest.
23:22For you, for you, little monkey, I brought you a banana.
23:26Look.
23:28Thank you so much.
23:29Origado!
23:30Oh, come on!
23:36Oh, I got scared.
23:38I was very scared.
23:41Look, look how the movie devours it.
23:43How awful!
23:44After I give you food, you can't bite the hand that feeds you.
23:58You saw how hot I was, so I went to the hotel, took a shower, and changed.
24:02I spent a little while there and I think I rested for about 15 minutes before going out to what is the Dili icon.
24:07which is a Christ the King.
24:09I have to walk for about 25 minutes.
24:11And it seems super crazy to me because you saw the beautiful sunshine it was having and in question
24:17The weather changed in a matter of minutes and it's even drizzling, but I hope it's just a passing cloud.
24:22Because we have to walk quite a bit, so let's go.
24:27We're almost there, and look, meanwhile I'm passing by this little beach called
24:32Cristo Rey Beach.
24:34It's super beautiful and well, it cleared up a bit, it rained a little and then it cleared up again, so
24:39It's almost here.
24:40There are more than 700 steps to climb to reach the small mountain with
24:46Christ the King.
24:47As I mentioned, they are quite Catholic here, and as you go along you see the
24:52different stations of the Way of the Cross.
24:55We are right in the middle of the season, close to Easter, and in season number 4.
24:59Veronica said, "She wipes the face of Jesus," and there were several Asians there praying.
25:05singing.
25:11Join me on the final steps before the arrival of the great Christ the King, who is about to
25:18There on a mountain with a spectacular view, and the best part is that I arrived just in time with the
25:24It's sunset and I want you to see how spectacular this is.
25:28As I mentioned, we're in the middle of Holy Week and there are several people there in
25:36a kind of mass, praying, reciting prayers.
25:39This is more than a tourist spot; it is a place of devotion for all Timorese.
25:45Hello.
25:48Hello.
25:50Hello.
25:51Something that really moves me.
25:53Hello.
25:55Hello.
25:56Hello.
26:00Something that surprised me is that this Christ the King statue was a gift from Indonesia to Timor when
26:05Timor was still under Indonesian control.
26:09I'm going to walk a little further because I think they can still go up some stairs to
26:13to be very close and even touch it.
26:15Yeah.
26:17Yeah.
26:18Christian.
26:19Yeah.
26:19Yeah.
26:27And finally, my travelers, I am here with Christ the King.
26:33Look how beautiful.
26:35It is approximately 27 meters tall.
26:38And the most beautiful thing is the spectacular view and this sunset.
26:43The contrast to the tranquility and peace we have here is incredible.
26:47As I said at the beginning of this video, Timor, for me, is a country rich in landscapes.
26:52in nature, on beaches, waterfalls.
26:54But I'll show you that in an upcoming video.
26:57Now I want you to tell me in the comments what you thought of these first impressions.
27:01from Dili, the capital of Timor.
27:04And that's it, I hope you'll join me on a future adventure exploring the beauties of this country.
27:09Bye, bye.
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