突然ロープで妨害されて、お金を要求されました 🇨🇴南米バイク旅[S5-E7]

突然ロープで妨害されて、お金を要求されました 🇨🇴南米バイク旅[S5-E7]

Hello. Good morning, people. It’s 8:30 in the morning and we’re getting ready to leave this beautiful town of Florian. Look at this day. Beautiful day. Sunny day. We’ve got the most wonderful day ahead of us. We were really, really lucky because the road

Down here all the way to Muzo, it’s a little bit muddy, it’s a little bit rocky, so we were hoping to not have rain this morning and it was perfect. It didn’t rain last night either. So we’re super, super lucky. You ready for the next adventure? Oh, yeah. I’m so excited.

Here we go. Let’s go! Let’s go! This is the cabin we stayed at these last two nights. There’s a horse just in front of it. What an amazing view! That’s the cave we visited yesterday. The road seems okay so far. No rain last night, so it should be okay.

We met a couple who was traveling at night up this road. They had on-road tires on their motorbike, which is really the worse on this road. I don’t even know how they decided to take this road. And they told us it was really, really hard.

But when they saw our bikes and the tires, they said it was going to be okay. It’s just that they were not prepared for such conditions. Woo. Hi buddy. Good morning. Anyways, today we’re going to be driving to Muzo. It’s about 105 kilometers there.

It’s not long, but the problem is most of the road is going to be off road. So it’s going to take about 4 hours, 4 hours nonstop. It means with the stops, having something for lunch, a coffee, it’s a full day of riding, honestly. Plus, you never know the conditions of the road.

Muzo is a small town in the Department of Boyaca and it’s known for its emerald mines. Ah. Sergio’s here. Hello. That was the guy in charge of the hotel. Such a kind person. So Muzo is a town in the department of Boyaca known for its emerald mines.

And actually in the 1980s it used to be the most dangerous place in Colombia. Many drug dealers went there to fight the families owning the businesses of the emeralds for the rights to the emeralds. Of course, it was a very lucrative business. It is still today.

Colombia is one of the main exporters of emeralds in the world. So, of course, these drug lords wanted to have a part of the business and they went there, they fought the families. Many, many civilians got caught in the fights. At the end of the decade, about 6000 people

Got killed because of the drug dealers, you know. Today the history has changed. It is a peaceful village. Not a lot of tourists go there, not a lot of foreigners go there. But we want to discover the history of this place.

We want to have a chance to talk to locals about their stories, maybe learn about the past and maybe visit even one of the mines there in Muzo. First muddy area. Hello. Okay. Ooh. Shoot, shoot, shoot. The road is made mainly of mud here,

But it’s actually pretty dry since it didn’t rain last night and today it’s sunny. It’s still okay. Some parts here and there, pretty, pretty wet. Pretty, pretty slippery. This is why it takes so long, guys. Look, the average speed on this road is 20 maximum 30 kilometers an hour, so

Of course, it’s going to take a while to get to Muzo. Ooh. Woo. Woo! You see these parts where the sun hasn’t gotten in yet? It’s slippery. It doesn’t seem like much on video, but believe me, it’s slippery. Oh. I’m going to go on the border here. Ooh.

Sometimes you’re so focused on the road, that you forget to take in the views. Man, you got to stop for this. Beautiful. Hello. Whoa, oh, oh. Okay. One slippery zone at a time. Shoot. What did I get myself into? Okay. Good morning. Good morning. How are you doing? I’m good, thank you.

How’s the road going down? It’s not the best. Really? We’ve had lots of rain. Yeah. You’ve got to be careful. Yeah, I’ll do my best. Take care. Thank you. Have a nice day. Thanks. Same to you. Thank you. Apparently the road is not in its best shape, but not it is worst either.

Sorry. Thank you. Don’t worry. Ooh. This road takes all of your energy, man. You got to be focused all the time. And it’s like, woof. There are holes, there are rocks, there’s mud. I mean. Everything. Everything in one single place. Cliff! There are cliffs at every corner. Wow. Super beautiful river.

He’s waiting on us. Oh, so glad it’s paved here. Thank you. At least they have paved these little parts here and there because otherwise it’d be super wet here. Look, there’s no sun coming in. Ooh. Ooh. Man. You’re on an easy road and then you find these places and it’s like…

Yeah, you’re not expecting this type of road. I’m sorry! Thank you. Don’t worry. Just picture me falling right onto your truck! Thank you. Take care. Thank you. Water is the safest spot, I guess. Ooh. Oh, what a nice little spot. There’s a lot of guava trees here. Are those guava trees?

Maybe they’re not guava. I’m not sure. All of these. Do you harvest this right here? Yeah. Where do you take it? To Bogota. Good to know. Bye. So I guess the trees I was looking at are not guava trees, but soursop trees. Man, these views are stunning! Go for it!

Go for it, Kaito! Oh, yeah, that was quite deep, man. We came from here, right? Yeah, yeah. So we go this way. And this one… I think this is Tunungua. Tunungua, yeah, this is correct. We’re going to take this road here. Up there?

Hang on. It’s kind of strange if we have to go up. Yeah. No, because if we go up there, we go to a different town. This way. Oh! Dead end. Hello. Excuse me, how do I get to Briceño? To Briceño you have to head back Uh huh and take that direction.

Not the trail going up, but the one going down, right? Yes, that one. You’ll see a trail to the right, but ignore it. Keep heading straight until you hit the town. Okay. Thank you very much. Sometimes here it’s better to ask the locals where to go. Google Maps sends you to weird places,

So directions from locals are always the best. Wow! This is a pretty large river crossing. How deep is it? It’s really dark, the water. You can’t see a thing. Should we walk first or should we just go? Should we follow the tracks? Do you see the tracks there? I’m going to go first.

Ooh. Ooh. Slippery, kind of muddy. Ooh. Woho! Such a weird feeling. It’s slippery, it’s muddy. But you can go. I don’t know. It’s weird not knowing what is down there. Go, go Kaito! Go! Woho! That was super cool! That was super fun! That was my first river crossing. It was the best!

How fun! Amazing. Hello. We made it to Tununguá. Just after coming out of the dirt road, the main square is right there. It smells nice. Let’s take a break here. Off-roading takes all my focus. I feel tired afterwards. We did it, honey. Okay.

There’s free wifi and you can plug in your stuff here. What a cool town! Straight here. Go straight, Ori. Hello. Outdoor cooking! That’s just the style here. To the right here. Okay. Right from there, the trail starts. Let’s go. Let me through too, please. Thank you. We made it to another town.

What’s this town called? It seems bigger than the previous town. It’s very colorful. This is the town of Briceño. What a nice little town! I’m having a Colombian “tinto”. This is how it’s served. It’s great with raw sugar. Sugar cane is really good here. Of course, coffee’s just great. And Ori’s having…

Some sort of croissant with “bocadillo”, which is a sweet and cheese inside. We’ll see. All roads connecting these towns are trails. This trail would be impossible in the rain. Can’t picture it in the rain we had two days ago. Here we go. Woo woo woo woo. Wow! Look at that!

That’s quite a big river! Is that a bridge? Wow. This road is intense. What a rugged road. It rained for two days straight, so now it’s like this. To my right, there’s no barrier whatsoever. We could choose between two trails from the last town. We asked a local which one was best,

And he said the river had washed out the bridge on the other trail. So, this is the only trail open now, and that’s why we’re here. Hello. Hi. Do you know which road’s better to get to Muzo? If through Pauna or straight? Wait a second. Thank you. Good morning.

To go to Muzo, is it better through Pauna or this other road? Which one’s in better shape? They say the one through Pauna is better. Through Pauna is better then. There are two. You have to go down to Maripi and then to Muzo. You’ll see a farmer’s market. Keep going straight.

Great. I’ll ask someone else there. Yeah, just ask someone, and they’ll tell you which one goes to Maripi. Awesome. Thank you very much. Goodbye. The other trail is in awful shape. Really? That trail is truly terrible. Thanks for your help. Did you come from the main road? Yes. Are they holding up traffic?

No. It said the left lane is closed, but people are still crossing. Ah okay. How’s the road ahead? Very good. Where are you going? To Pauna and then to Muzo. To Pauna? Yeah. Keep going until you reach the paved road, Uh huh then take a right to Pauna. Thank you. Take care. Goodbye.

We’re on the right track. Oh, man. There was an accident here. Oh, wow. I hope nobody got hurt. We made it to Pauna. I think we’re going to try to find a place to eat here. Maybe just a soup or something. We’re not really hungry yet.

All these little towns in Colombia have free wifi at the main square. Amazing. Today’s lunch. A soup. There’s always music in these little towns. It’s good. Excuse me. Mind if I ask you something? To go to Muzo, is it better to take the road to Chinquinquira or the other one?

Which one’s in better shape? This road is in good shape. Is that the one that goes through Chinquinquira? No, the road to Chinquinquira is a different one. I’ll take this one then. Thank you. Turn right there. Got it. Thanks for your help. Wow. Oh. Thick mud. Whoa. Slippery.

What in the world is this? Kaito made it across. I don’t really trust this bridge that much. Whoa. There’s a hole. Okay. Yeah, just take your left. Poor thing! Sorry sir. Thank you. Hey, little buddy. “Detour to Muzo”. Okay, to the right. Whoa. Man! It looks deep there, Boo! Shoot! You sure?

Maybe there, yeah. I think it’s too deep there. I think it’s best to follow the tracks. The deep section is pretty long. Hold on. Let me see. Ah yeah, here I can see. I’ll go. Woho! Hello. Good afternoon. Good afternoon.

Would you be up for helping us out with this 8,000 pesos ticket? What are you collecting money for? To clean up the road. That’s great. We might pitch in on our way out. We’ll be spending a couple of days here. It’s nice what you’re doing. Bye, thank you. Thank you. Take care.

Whoa. Whoa. We’ve made it to the town of Muzo. The capital of the emerald. I can’t believe this used to be the most dangerous place in Colombia. It’s definitely isolated. We felt it a lot while coming here. There were very few motorbikes on the road.

You always see a lot of people, a lot of houses, but definitely not this time. It was a lot more lonely. So it does feel isolated. We’re going to find our hotel. I believe it has a parking. Maybe then we can go and walk around town a little bit. You crossing?

No, go ahead. Thank you. Wow. Beautiful street art. The heart with an emerald in the center. Look at that. Emeralds, emeralds everywhere. Yeah. Hotel “El Cristal”. We need to ask about the parking lot. I think there’s an entrance from a different place. Today, I figured out three things.

First, there aren’t many tunnels in Colombia, so we ride through really winding roads. Second, there are lots of sudden cliffs, so it’s quite dangerous when riding close to the edge. Third, there aren’t many bridges, which means lots of river crossings. There aren’t really lots of bridges here. That’s all.

It was a full adventure, you guys. I think we’re going to be spending two nights here and we will probably go around exploring the emerald mines. So stay tuned for that video, too. So as usual, if you liked this video, don’t forget to give it a big thumbs up

And also subscribe down below to our channel. See you in the next adventure. Bye. Do I look good? Do I look good?

コロンビアの村をバイクで走行中に突然道にロープを張られ、お金を要求されました。皆さんならこんな時どうしますか？
海外バイクツーリングでは予期しないハプニングが沢山起きます。対応を間違えると危険な目にも合う事があるので、こういった場面はかなり緊張します。
それでは、コロンビアでのバイクアドベンチャー エピソード7をお楽しみください。

Ori(オリ)は日本でバイクに目覚めたバイク女子(コロンビア人)。Kaito(カイト)は父の影響でバイクに目覚めたバイク馬鹿(日本人)。この2人の夫婦で世界各地をバイクで走っています。目標は世界7大陸をバイクで制覇🏍️🌎海外で起きる沢山の冒険を皆さんにシェアさせていただきます。是非私たちと海外を冒険して旅している気分になっていただけたら嬉しいです。動画内の英語には全て日本語字幕をつけていますので、英語のリスニング・英会話教材としても是非役立たせてください。
それでは新しい冒険に一緒に出かけましょう！

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