Hello
My name is Milosh Kitchovitch. Amazing Places on Our Planet is my long-term project to film and share some of the most extraordinary locations on Earth.
I’m often asked about my travels, my filming choices, and why my videos are the way they are. Rather than answering those questions one by one, I’d like to share the ideas behind my work.
Why Travel?
People travel for many reasons: to see new places, encounter different cultures, taste unfamiliar food, or step outside their routines. Over time, many of us come to realize that meaningful experiences shape us more deeply than possessions ever can.
For me, travel is about presence. Standing in front of vast landscapes, ancient formations, or remote natural environments can feel almost transcendental — moments that lift us beyond everyday life and briefly expand the boundaries of our perception. Visiting and sharing such places is the central purpose of my work.
the beauty of our World - without words
Some moments are best experienced in silence.
When we encounter truly exceptional places, explanations can interrupt the experience. History, science, and stories matter, but during moments of contemplation they can pull us away from simply being there.
That is why my videos have no narration and no on-camera presence. I don’t want anything to stand between the viewer and the place itself. Words belong to analysis; silence and music belong to perception. The music can heighten our sensitivity, opening us to the quiet, mysterious qualities of a landscape and allowing the place to speak for itself.
Information is easy to find. Undisturbed presence is not.
My Story
I began filming my travels more than twenty years ago and quickly noticed something unexpected: filming deepened my experience. Video allowed me to share not just what a place looked like, but what it felt like to be there. Selecting scenes, shaping rhythm, and building atmosphere became as rewarding as the journey itself.
At first, I shared my films privately with friends and family. Later, I began publishing them online, and in time created the Amazing Places on Our Planet channel. As my skills evolved and my passion grew, I started dedicating every possible moment of my free time — paid and unpaid vacation alike — to travel and filming.
At the time, I was working as a software developer and later as an IT project manager in Manhattan. Financially, travel was possible; time was always the limiting factor. Eventually, I made a difficult but necessary decision: to leave a stable corporate career and fully commit to this path, accepting financial uncertainty in exchange for creative freedom.
More than ten years later, I am grateful I took that risk. Today, my time is filled entirely with work I find important and exciting: traveling, filming, editing, and sharing the beauty of our planet. People sometimes assume you have to be rich to travel extensively. The answer is no.
If travel is truly your passion, priorities shift. You become willing to live simply, cut unnecessary expenses, and focus on what matters most. Interestingly, traveling with fewer comforts often leads to more authentic, memorable, and human experiences than traveling in luxury ever could.
A Quiet Invitation
These films are for those who enjoy slowing down, observing carefully, and letting places reveal themselves naturally.
I hope they offer not just images, but moments of stillness — reminders of the depth, complexity, and beauty of the world we live in.
Playlist of all videos of the channel 'Amazing Places on Our Planet', latest videos on the top. All 4K Ultra HD videos first, followed by the older HD videos.