The speaker is attempting to travel 50 kilometers to the center of Moscow using only a paper map and without using their phone. They start by trying to navigate to the Moscow Ring Road, but get lost and have to ask for directions. Along the way, they use various forms of transportation, including buses, hitchhiking, and roller skating. They also encounter various obstacles, such as traffic jams and closed roads. Despite the challenges, the speaker perseveres and eventually makes it to the Kremlin, where they are declared the winner of their challenge. The video ends with the speaker inviting viewers to subscribe to their Telegram channel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The participants are trying to get to the center of Moscow without using phones or any GPS navigation.
2. They have a paper map to help them navigate.
3. The distance to the center of Moscow is 50 kilometers.
4. They can use public transport, but only once every 20 minutes.
5. They have cards that will be updated every hour, which will give them new options for transport.
6. They start at a field, but don't know exactly where they are.
7. They are in the Domodedovo area, but don't know exactly where.
8. They meet a person who tells them they are in Lyubertsy.
9. They take a bus to Kotelniki.
10. They can only ride the bus for 15 minutes.
11. They get off the bus and continue on foot.
12. They try to hitchhike, but it doesn't work out.
13. They use a skateboard to continue their journey.
14. They ride an electric scooter for 5 kilometers.
15. They try to get to the Moscow Ring Road.
16. They use a subway to get to the Kursk station.
17. They are now on the Moscow Ring Road, but don't know where they are.
18. They use a skateboard to continue their journey.
19. They try to get to the Kremlin, but it's closed.
20. They decide to walk to the Kremlin.
21. They are stopped by police, but manage to get to Red Square.
22. They have won the challenge and can now rest.