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@@Dangerzone-ip2ii Thanks for supporting! I'm honored by your invitation. I'll let you know when I am in Delhi.

@@Dangerzone-ip2ii I had such a great time in Delhi! The locals just received me so well. I miss it already. Check out my vlogs in Delhi. There's a playlist for India.

@@shatsamo4521 welcome!

@@shatsamo4521 Thanks for the comment. Check out our other vlogs in the region.

@@SavitriSuryakant Thanks for supporting the channel. Subscribe for more vlogs... Coming soon a tour of world's most beautiful Buddhist temples.

@@sherabwangmo6069 I haven't tried that yet. Sounds good!

Thanks for watching and posting a comment. Like you, I enjoy history. Tibet came under control of the PRC (People's Republic of China) in 1951. The PRC then, as now, is governed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). More on this... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annexation_of_Tibet_by_the_People%27s_Republic_of_China#:~:text=Tibet%20came%20under%20the%20control,for%20the%20agreement%20under%20duress.

Thanks for watching and the kind comment. I have more vlogs in Dharanshala coming up soon, so make sure you subscribe - and spread the word. Also, check the description of this video with links of three other vlogs in your hometown: Gallu Waterfall, Dalai Lama Temple and the Trail around Dalai Lama Temple. There's a playlist called Dalai Lama Home in the Himalayas with vlogs in Dharanshala. Peace, brother!

I was born in Brazil, but I have been living in different countries for a while.

One of the greatest and most enlightening experiences I had in my life was meeting His Holiness the Dalai Lama in person during one His teachings in the very day of this vlog! I felt such a positive energy, awesome vibes!

It's a special place - friendly people, spirituality, rich culture, delicious cuisine and wonderful nature. One of the most interesting places I have been in my life! Awesome!

Thanks for watching and the informative comment. You're right, Momo is originally Tibetan food. I have found them in different parts of India and Nepal, but no Momo tastes as good as this one in Macleod Ganj! Hahaha

Dumplings are originally Chinese food, however different from Momo.

Thanks! From now on I will always go momo, no matter how many of these delicacies I have!

I vlogged Bagsu Waterfalls. Video coming soon... Thanks for the support and comments, man. You rock!!!

True! It's an amazing and beautiful place. Subscribe not to miss. I vlogged a trekking to Triund, Snowline Cafe and the Glacier. Also, Dharankot and its temple and waterfalls. Coming up soon... Bellow, there's a link for my trekking in Gallu Waterfall, check it out. Awesome place!

True, bro! I like Chinese dumplings as well, but Momos are different . I have to say I find Momos more yummy, Tibetan style, specially mutton!

Thanks for your support and kind words! I started two months ago, but I consistently post at least one vlog a week. Subscribing and comments help me keep on going here.

They were super yummy! 😢 Honestly, the best I have eaten in my life.

One of the greatest and most enlightening experiences I had in my life was meeting His Holiness the Dalai Lama in person during one His teachings in the very day of this vlog! I felt such a positive energy, awesome vibes!

One of the greatest and most enlightening experiences I had in my life was meeting His Holiness the Dalai Lama in person during one His teachings in the very day of this vlog! I felt such a positive energy, awesome vibes!

One of the greatest and most enlightening experiences I had in my life was meeting His Holiness the Dalai Lama in person during one His teachings in the very day of this vlog! I felt such a positive energy, awesome vibes!

Thanks for the kind words! More coming in Dharanshala and Temples. Subscribe, share and spread the word... In this vlog's description you can find links to my other vlogs in Dharanshala - The trail around the Dalai Lama Temple, Gallu Waterfall and the yummy Tibetan Momo in front of the Dalai Lama Temple. Peace, brother!

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Asia is amazing! It blows my mind! So much diversity in terms of culture, nature, cuisine, architecture...

Thanks for the Kind words! Subscribe for more on Tibetan India. Check the amazing trail around the Dalai Lama Temple: ruclips.net/video/iaTEwYsVNl8/видео.html

Thanks for watching! Check the amazing trail around the Dalai Lama Temple: ruclips.net/video/iaTEwYsVNl8/видео.html

Very beautiful indeed! Check out my vlog in a Waterfall near the Dalai Lama Temple: ruclips.net/video/bKJjTvWEc48/видео.html

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Thanks! Subscribe for more on this Tibetan part of beautiful Indian Himalayas!

Thanks! More coming...

Cheers, bro! Thanks for your support! I'm a sub to yours as well! God bless!!!

@@RodCaesarThank You. But you can unsubscribe cuz I don't upload anything in my channel.

@@chinmoy8051 All right! Cheers! Stick around for more...

Having a great time in India!

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Very different from anything I had tried before!

Missing Delhi already!

My mouth was watering while editing this video! Sweet memories...

@cpuchala7 I'm a very aroma sensitive guy, too. Hahaha. I feel you, man. India has very different scents compared to the west. The Central Park area I show in my video about visiting Delhi: ruclips.net/video/ifejp8rnT-Y/видео.html , smells like trees and flowers most of the time. Old Delhi busy streets smell like food, incense and fumes most of the time, but there are some stinky spots too. Most of big cities I visited (Paris, Rome, Rio, Hanoi and NYC, for example) do stink in some areas. The Seine River in Paris stinks like piss under some of its bridges (check out my videos walking Paris streets: ruclips.net/video/n_yhYhk1o-w/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/g8F_pjy3x_E/видео.html. I usually get better aromatic experiences in small towns and when I'm trekking. My next video will be in the Himalayas, Indian side - check that out... One of the nicest smelling places I've been in my life.

Seems like youre very uneducated about India.

@@Argon369 I'm big fan of India, as you can tell by my videos. Since my travel to India, I've been learning, making friends and having fun there.

@@RodCaesar I am not saying you dude I am saying to the guy who commented. Ofcourse you have experienced India

@@Argon369 Cool! Thanks!