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라오스에 관심이 계시군요. 곧 방문하실 수 있기를 바랍니다. 관심과 구독에 감사드립니다.

라다크에 다녀오셨군요. 저도 그립네요.

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Thank you for the encouraging comment.

Thank you, Somit. My GoPro could not possibly capture what my eyes saw in Ladakh.

많지는 않았지만 차하고 모터사이클은 종종 볼 수 있었습니다. 작은 마을들도 종종 있었고요.

I had an awesome time. Thank you for watching.

저도 그렇게 느꼈습니다. 전 세계에서 7번째로 큰 나라, 가장 인구가 많은 나라인 인도는 각 주마다 다른 문화, 언어, 음식, 전통, 의상, 그리고 사람들이 존재하는 곳이더라고요. 그래서 저는 인도가 간단하게 정의하기 어려운 나라라고 생각합니다.

저는 대도시를 안 좋아해서 델리에 도착한 날 저녁에 기차를 타고 델리를 떠났고 되도록 자연이 아름다운 곳이나 시골을 위주로 다녔습니다. 어떤분들은 일부러 번잡한 대도시만 다니셔서 불쾌한 경험만 하셨을 수도 있겠지만 저는 열린 마음으로 여행을 해서 그런지 인도의 대도시나 시골에서 거의 대부분 친절하고 좋은 분들을 많이 만났습니다. 시청해 주셔서 고맙습니다.

I believe the price was 130 rupee per liter. I got 8 bottles, so the total price was 1,040 rupee. The price was 110.67 rupee per liter at Indian Oil petrol station in Leh, so 130 rupee per liter was not bad, considering the remote location of the town.

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All mini bags are very popular in Korea. So, I imagine seeing a mini Lindy may be difficult unless you happen to be at the right place at the right time. I cannot tell you what your chances of seeing a specific bag at any stores are. My experience was that most stores displayed all the bags they had. I just walked in and mentioned that I would like to take a look at the bags they had. Everything I bought (bags, wallets, charms) was on display when I walked in, except Evelyne 16 Amazone Bag. That bag was shown to me after I specifically asked about it. I really had pleasant experiences in Hermes stores in Korea compared to other countries because I did not have to deal with BS, purchase anything I do not want, and the SAs were pleasant. My recommendation is visit Maison Hermes Dosan Park and the duty-free stores only for much better shopping experiences (no waiting) compared to non-duty free stores (hours of waiting). If you have time, be sure to go back to the stores a few times on different days to see what they have in stock. If you are interested in specific bags, just ask nicely. It's possible that they have the bags, but they did not have the time to put them on display yet.

@@chachaday OMG. Thanks so much for your advice. From what you are saying, it does sound like the Hermes experience in Korea is very different from that of Australia. It would be so much nicer to deal with straight forward SAs with no BS. Over here (which I assume is similar almost everywhere else), so much BS and 'guessing' games.....I managed to snatch a ML on line the other day, only to have it cancelled because apparently I have been on the website too many times! Anyway, that's another story of its own. Hopefully I will be successful in Korea. I've been waiting for a ML for a while from my store SA...we don't get a lot of stock here either.

I wish you luck in finding what you are looking for. Korea is a relatively small country, but it has so many stores for Hermes as well as other top luxury brands. As mentioned in the video, please be mindful of the limit on the number of bags a customer may purchase in Korea, not just each store. They do that in order to give more customers a chance to own a bag. Be sure to take your passport and flight information when you visit the stores. Have fun in Korea.

@@chachaday Thanks so much! One more question. Trying to look at maps but a little bit confused. Is Hermes Dosan Park on Apgujeong Rodeo? and would that be where the Nudake bakery (gentle monster) is as well?

Try "Maison Hermès Dosan Park" on Google Maps. "NUDAKE Haus Dosan" is within walking distance according to Google Maps. They are not on "Apgujeong Rodeo Street," but nearby within walking distance. I found all of them on Google Maps without a problem.

고맙습니다. 응원합니다! You can do it!

I agree. Thank you for watching.

Thank you, Somit!

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I am sure there are snakes in the jungle, but I did not see any snakes.

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Please subscribe and stay tuned as I share my incredible experiences from India, including Ladakh, Rajasthan, Kerala, and many other places.

Thank you for sharing your experience with your friend! I did not get a chance to visit Tamil Nadu yet. Those two guys as well as other friendly people of India allowed me to form a very positive impression of Indian people. I still stay in touch with many Indian friends I met.

@@chachaday Good to know. Enjoy your travels

Are you from Kerala? Which city?

Yes I am from kerala!I am from Alapuzha

If you have a chance of going to kerala you should come to munnar!its has alot of greenery there:)

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시청해 주셔서 고맙습니다.

I love it! Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching, Nick!

Thank you very much! India is such a large and diverse country! I love it! Please stay tuned as I share my incredible experiences in India from different states.

Thank you very much! India is such a large and diverse country! I love it! Please stay tuned as I share my incredible experiences in India from different states.

Don't be an a*s. You don't know anything about me. Thank you for watching.

Thank you, Pheng!

Thank you for watching, but I don't appreciate your derogatory comment about the people who use certain types of transportation or lodging. People are people. I don't appreciate people who categorize other people into classes based on economic means or backgrounds. I used various modes of transportation, including 1AC train and Vande Bharat Express, as well as business class flight around India but also used local buses and hitch-hiked. I stayed at The Taj Mahal Palace in Mumbai but also stayed in a tent, remote villages, and hostels. I don't distinguish or categorize people based on economic means or backgrounds. One of the joys of traveling is experiencing various local cultures and interacting with various people, including people with different economic means and backgrounds.

@@chachaday Hey, definitely! I agree with most of what you said. However, foreigners often get disappointed in India as they unintentionally choose things or services meant for unpreviliged people. Sometimes even get scammed. So, in order to make your journey safe and satisfied, I thought of letting you know about how things work in India. My comments were not intentionally derogatory but that's the hard reality of India. I too felt bad while writing the comment, but informing you took the priority. Overall my intention is only to make your trip better. One recommendation: In order to see all sides of India, I recommend you to visit Leh-Ladakh, Shillong, Nagaland, Rajasthan, Kerala

Thank you. I would like to experience all aspects of life in India. Please stay tuned as I share my incredible experiences in India, including from Ladakh, Rajasthan, Kerala, and many others.

My friend he means they are cheap and poor people can afford why you putted the list of words no one justifying poor and rich here don't be a teacher ​@@chachaday

Everything was fine, except the music was blasting nonstop on a speaker next to my head all the way to Shimla.

@@chachaday Hope you gradually like indian music,,if you know the meaning of lyrics you would love more❤️

I have no problem with Indian music. It was just the loud volume on the bus that was a bit too much. What also bothers me is when people don't use earbuds in public places, such as dorm, train, bus, and even airplane!

@@chachaday yup so true🙂

Thank you for watching. I had a wonderful time in India. Keep watching and share with others as I share my incredible experiences in India.

I used various modes of transportation, including 1AC train and Vande Bharat Express, as well as business class flight around India but also used local buses and hitch-hiked. One of the joys of traveling is experiencing various local cultures and interacting with various people, including people with different economic means and backgrounds.

@@chachaday so glad to know that,try to travel different states of india❤️

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Hi Sanjay! Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching, Somit!

Thank you for the comment. I was fine in the Sleeper Class. Thank you for watching.

Thank you for the comment. Sleeper Class was the only seat available on the train that day. The Sleeper Class was fine after I settled in. Thank you for watching.

@@chachaday Katra is not that far, you can try AC cab or AC bus, if AC train tickets are not available.

It was my first time and first day in India. I did not have enough rupee with me at the time. I was completely fine in the Sleeper Class train. It was a great experience. Thank you.

South Koreans

Thank you for watching my videos with an open mind like I visit India with an open mind.

Thank you.

Hi Pheng! How have you been, brother? I just returned home after traveling in India, Laos, and Thailand. I will try to upload videos more frequently. Thank you!

My family are all good Thank you, Have a nice day

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Estoy de acuerdo.

Espero que te haya gustado la escuela.

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Hello. I don't have photos to share. I will upload videos later. Thank you.

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