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THE BALTIC TRAVEL VIDEOS: https://shorturl.at/x3P6H Narva sits on the edge of the European Union, directly across the river from Russia, and is often described through politics, borders, language and identity. But in this first Narva travel video, I wanted to look beyond the headlines and understand what everyday life feels like for the people who live here. My first morning in Narva began during a snowstorm, where I experienced a local Shrove Tuesday / Maslenitsa celebration with music, food, games, families, winter traditions and local people gathering outside as if this was just a normal day. 💙 RECOMMENDED PLACES TO STAY: Narva Apartment: https://booking.stay22.com/syifaadria... Inger Hotell, Narva: https://booking.stay22.com/syifaadria... Support me for extra content and early access:   / syifaadriana   Business Enquiries: hello@syifaadriana.com Website: https://www.syifaadriana.com/ Instagram:   / syifaadriana   Best eSim for International Travel: https://holafly.sjv.io/7ae4AV Filming Gear: https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/syifaad... Music Subscription: https://artlist.io/Syifa-806190 My go-to Travel Insurance: https://tinyurl.com/2p898x63 00:00 Inside Narva, Estonia’s Most Misunderstood City 01:04 Celebrating Shrove Tuesday in Narva 02:43 Maslenitsa: An Eastern Slavic Winter Tradition 03:55 Meeting the Russian-Speaking People of Narva 08:15 Trying Estonian & Russian Food 10:55 What Does It Mean to Be Russian in Estonia? 14:24 Russian Culture vs Russian Nationality 15:43 Why People in Narva Call Themselves “Narvans” 16:03 The Stereotypes About Narva, Estonia 19:23 What I Learned From the People of Narva ABOUT ME: I’m a UK-based solo travel vlogger with a background in International Relations. My work explores culture, history, and everyday life in places often misunderstood or oversimplified. I travel slowly and independently, seeking real conversations rather than tourism that only scratches the surface. My journey began with long-term travel across Asia, followed by living and working in China. Since committing to YouTube full-time, I’ve documented life across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and beyond, with a focus on context, nuance, and human stories. Now based in England, I create thoughtful travel videos for viewers interested in geopolitics, culture, and what daily life really looks like around the world.