In India 95% of the people taking photos with you are mostly Tourists themselves (From other states/villages of India). They had never seen any foreigner in their life and may not see in future. They are just fascinated to see how differently beautiful people are around the world. Citizens of Big Cities like Delhi Mumbai etc rearly do that because it's common for them. It was really nice watching your Videos. Enjoy you Trip 😊🇮🇳
@rahulsharma Tourists have been coming to delhi since past 70 years. At all times it is over crowded with foreigners. Chandni chowk is a wholesale market. And the oldest residential area. Many ppl don't like foreigners. Because they come with cameras and don't take permission to film. Indians are wary of getting into the camera because they know that these vdo is going to be uploaded, judged criticised and ultimately can hamper their business. That's why they are suspicious of camera weilding foreigners and try to avoid them Some kids or other ppl also try tease, flock, harass the foreigners to pull their leg.
I like the way you make your videos quite informative and useful for other tourists than just randomly vlogging at tourists places like other vlogging channels do. Best of luck in India 🇮🇳
I live in Noida near Delhi and go often Delhi but never seen like this narrow streets even I have visited Chandni Chowk but like this streets will be few but these are old but memorable and you will feel that you are in India.....😘
@@nicoleandmico sir visit to southern part of India #tamil nadu bradeshwra #Tanjore temple very nyc temple build in 8 th century the architecture of that time is of next level
Love from Canada to both of you. Travelling isnt about comparing places, its about understanding, ebracing, enjoying local culture, flavour. And both of you are good at it.❤️it.
Thanks so much for the positive comment! Our videos are a few weeks behind so we've had a chance to see a few places in India so far. Do you have any suggestions for South Goa?
@@nicoleandmico please watch some vlogs of kashmir, ladhakh, himachal, sikkim. You would 100% love those places. Ladhakh is one of the best. Kashmir is like heaven.
Hi Nicole and Mico 🙏🏻🇮🇳🍀. I'm here showing support for you who are on the same path as I am. Enjoy Incredible India 😍 and appreciate her a lot. She will give you more than you expect if you see what she's all about, especially the spiritual side.
@@ibps794 there are ancient temple over India, most ancient temple of the North destroyed by Islamic invasion, 36,000 destroyed by mughals alone, most temples i visited in Kerala and tamil nadu were ancient, padmanabhaswamy temple is the one i liked the most. I was asking for forts in south, not by tippu.
@@Rorschach7012 do you really think there are no forts of hindu kingdoms in south ? If yes , then you are ignorant soul . Just a simple Google search can give you lists of typical hindu ancient , mediaeval forts of southern India, and yes pls check eastern as well..
Hi Nicole and Mico, thanks so much for these videos on India. This video just relieved a ton of my worry about traveling to Delhi for the first time. I cannot thank you enough. As a fellow Canadian, I was blown away that you found a Tim Horton's! Amazing.
So glad you found it helpful! I'm sure you will have an awesome time in Delhi. Our advice would just to be brace for it a bit and lean into it! We definitely felt overwhelmed, but in the good "we love travel, and this is definitely travel" kind of way!
Thanks so much guys! We feel a little guilty going to Tim's but I think we may be kicked out of Canada if we hadn't made the effort to visit while we were in Delhi 😂
Great recap and it's been fun to go back and watch from the beginning. I get busy which allows me to binge watch a group of episodes as I pop into more recent posts as the pop up on notifications to see where you wonderful people are in the world and think one day I want to go there.
We are so glad to keep you company every now and again! We love that we have been able to show you some places of the world that you might want to explore one day 😊
Wow. Thank you for showing the newer side of Delhi. You're right; we've seen a lot of videos with chaotic markets, which are interesting. However, we rarely see the beautiful modern part.
We are so glad we are able to share both sides with you! We have learned there is just so much diversity in Delhi (and the rest of India) and are doing our best to experience it as much as we can 🙂
@@nicoleandmicoYes India is the most diverse country in the world. It has two sides . One is modern, beautiful, clean, developed and other side is dirty and poverty stricken. I am glad that you showed the first side as well unlike many foreigners that do vlogging in India.❤
cool video! great showing 2 sides of the same city, the contrast between old Delhi and new is amazing, i've been to Delhi multiple times but never actually ventured to this place :) had no idea Tim Horton's was in India, thanks for sharing!
It's so great you've been able to visit Delhi multiple times? We really enjoyed the city. It looks like they opened 2 Tim Hortons in the city now so you'll have to try to pop by when you're next in Delhi 😁
15:08 The green and yellow three-wheelers are called "Auto". As in Uber Auto. or I need an auto to give me a ride. I will catch an auto there. How much for an auto to Red Fort? You can holler from the street "auto" instead of "Taxi" and they will stop.
I was in india in October and yes my sensory was definitely overwhelmed and felt dizzy with everything going around on the street...the honking, bikes , cars people..
For my India dostos(friends): Why is it called a tuk-tuk? Thailand. The auto-rickshaw, called tuk-tuk (Thai: ตุ๊ก ๆ, pronounced [túk túk]) in Thailand, is a widely used form of urban transport in Bangkok and other Thai cities. The name is onomatopoeic, mimicking the sound of a small (often two-cycle) engine. Americans have adopted this way of describing the "Auto".
Btw the shops in old Delhi (Chandi Chawk) are some of the most expensive real estates in the world. those small small shops are worth million dollars. And the shopkeepers there are one of the richest. most of them are millionaires because products and spices everything is exported to the world, and distributed to most of India from there.
@@nicoleandmico Old Dehli are where people from small villages come to the city for work and throw up shakes as temporary places to stay while they work to send home money for their families some people really get the wrong impression about India by this.
go singapore hawker centre , cafes and resturants , singapore best country they have chinese , malay , indian , korean , japanese , western , italian food
Exactly. Its a wholesale market... they trade in crores in a day. That's why many of them hate foreigners with camera... because many foreigners put up the shop names or area / locality up on social media and attracts lot of negative comments. Which in turn hampers their business... These days the traders are disinterested in the foreign vloggers. A lot of negative publicity has pissed them off
Laughed when you found Tim's! We live abroad and are always excited to find one! Less so when they don't know what a double double is lol, but we're Ice Capp people anyway.
Please visit Kailasa Temple in Ellora Caves in Maharashtra India. It's considered greatest architecture in history of mankind, because the way it was built seems unbelievable for even today’s time. The temple was built at least 1300 years ago. No stone or nothing was added they carved a mammoth Granite rock/mountain with intricate details. The Kailasa Temple is notable for its vertical excavation-carvers started at the top of the original rock and excavated downward. At least 400000 tonnes of stones have been removed in the process. About 7000 workers and their future generations worked for 135 years. One small mistake and you have to rebuild the whole temple because it's carved into the rock without adding anything, that too up to down. It has secret underground tunnels believed to be leading to underground city which is even more mysterious and government have totally locked that down and no researchers are allowed to go inside.
During the reign of Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, the temple was ordered to be demolished along with other temples nationwide. For the task in 1682 he sent over 1000 labourers especially to destroy Kailasa Temple; they worked for over 3 years, but could barely manage to disfigure a few statues here and there. It's the solid granite rock that's made so hard to destroy. Despite of his repeated efforts to tear down Kailasa Temple, Aurangzeb did not found success. Finally he gave up on destroying this temple. This is the same person who has destroyed thousands of ancient temples in India but he could not destroy this one so you can understand the the magnanimity of the temple. other than Kailasa Temple there are 99 other cave temples there (100 total) of which 34 are open for public viewing. whole temple complex known at Ellora Caves.
@@nicoleandmico you are now celebrity in a india. 🤣🤣🤣 in India we say guest is God. Also ready for lots of subscribers and views.Happy diwali and good luck..
How do you pick your accommodations when you visit a new country like India? And when you stay for a longer amount of time, do you stay at multiple places or book one place for an extended duration?
Hey there! We use booking.com a lot here in India, but we also use Air BnB quite a bit around the world. We have found Air BnB isn't very developed here in India, so we are using booking.com a lot. We typically try to stay in one accommodation for each new city/town we visit as moving around every couple of days is really exhausting when traveling for extended periods of time. We stay in each location an average of about 5 days (Delhi was an outlier though - we were there for 2 weeks)!
I highly recommend seeing Ahmedabad, Gujarat. It is one of the biggest emerging smart City and one of the city loved by our PM (Narendra Modi) the most. I would be more than happy to show you around. If you see lots of local gathering around to take photos with you, then you can politely refuse and that's really okay. You are creating some of the really great content on RUclips. Keep going. Best wishes.
We hope u enjoy and have a good time here in India. Welcome to India ❤️ India is a continent in itself it's so hard to see everything but yaa good luck 🙂
Hi i am your new subscriber. Glad to see someone sharing and explaining so well about delhi. Waiting for more video's on this channel 😍.Do travel whole india. October mid to march mid is best time to travel in india when the weather is not too hot.
Enjoy your journey in India.... In fact interesting real Story ,culture, language,uniforms, foods,development, natural place,different temple for different religion, etc in different cities of India.welcome my home in India.
i can bet someone from India may have guided u or prepared the itinerary coz no foreigner vlogs till date have shown this contrast in this curated manner i mean they did show the diff sides but this vlog of urs tops them all IF U DID ALL YOUR OWN being new to India and Delhi which is still diff for me to believe
@@ecuadoramun8646 ..i was not stigmatizing them but appreciating them with my own opinion so u keep ur inane BS thought vomit..."IT.'S OK" followed by that sanctimonious malarkey no one need that ...is desh me har koi muh utha kar aa jata hai mauke pe chauka marne...also make some relevant and coherent response to what is being said instead of strawmanning
Hey Guys, you could have visited better things in Delhi to be honest. Kindly let us know your plans so that we can recommend you the best places to see. Its unfortunate that you didn't see Akshardham. The reason why you see so many Rangoli in front of shops and houses is because - We try to welcome the gods and goddesses to our shops and houses. if you travel to south India, ( Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh), you will see they make something like every morning. Kindly let us the cities you are visiting. Thanks and I hope you take a piece of India wherever yo go
The last thing you says about inequality is 100% right Maybe some people got offended but this is reality no doubt things improved alot like millions of people's comes out from poverty every year but still need improvement And like you visit gudgaon , Chandni chowk if you visit 5 or 6 yrs before you saw unplanned and polluted places So things is improved afte 5 yrs many things will change but still we need to do lot of work
Found your vlog as we're going to Delhi (and India) for the first time in a few months. It's a great view of what to expect. We'll only be in Delhi for a few days (then onto Agra etc) and will be staying in the Connaught area, but are also planning to visit Chadni Chowk (must be done) and the Red Fort etc. By the way, we are from the UK, and a Tim Horton's is due to open soon near to us, in Newbury, Berkshire - there aren't that many in the UK yet, so we are priviledged!
that`s the beauty of India, you got what you want to see or enjoy, you got every experience, it totally depends on you, that is to you that you show both sides of Delhi, i saw many foreigners who just take the pledge to visit only worst part of India and getting views
please visit beautiful Indian Himalayas. some of the beautiful places in the Himalayas - Leh, Nubra Valley, Zanskar Valley (Ladakh); Manali, kullu, Shimla, Dalhousie, Narkanda, Spiti Valley, Khajjiar, Dharamsala, Kasol (Himachal Pradesh); Mussoorie, Nainital, Valley of flowers, Dhanaulti , Khirsu, Auli, Rishikesh (Uttarakhand); Gangtok, Lachung, Pelling, Lachen (Sikkim). Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh are beautiful everywhere.
Gracias por su video me encantó cómo cuentan su viaje. Thanks a lot! Right now I’m flying to Nueva Delhi and espero que sea a real good experience. Thank you guys!
Nicole you are so patient and sweet, and Mico such a great sport with the picture taking. I found it to be a bit creepy especially when it was mostly men asking for it. The video was so informative and fun to watch. Never saw the modern side of Delhi- loved it!
You can visit Akshardham lotus temple jhandewala and Kalka mandir and many more you have visited just very small of delhi so if you want to explore more then above mentioned place will be best for you that you will cherish forever
India has a shocking value to most of international tourists because of complete contrasting experiences. At the end of india travel you should make a separate vlog on your experience in india was different from rest of the world.
Even if these shops and street vendors looks chaotic, these people are earning really good income and many have really good homes. My relatives also have small shops in Chandni Chowk market and earning atleast 3-8x times more than private job employees.
I lost it when you guys walked into the Tim Hortons 😂 I'm a Canadian living in Texas and TIL there are more Timmies in India than in Texas... What the heeeeeeeck!!! Anyway thanks for the lovely video. Helpful for planning a trip. *Quickly adds Timmies to itinerary*
the shops in that alleys are far more richer than they seem 😀 Like they yearly income of the shops of Chandni chowk may vary from 400K $ to 2mil$ yearly.
I am glad you visited Cyber City but i am bummed that you didnt get to go to some of the less touristy but equally awesome places in Delhi..you didnt get to go to Lodhi Art District which n my opinion is the coolest part of Delhi you can visit...also there is Hauz Khas, Agrasen Ki Baoli, Qutub Minar etc, Delhi has so much to be explored but its okay...if you guys visit Delhi aain sometime in you life, you should ask the locals where they should visit that's not touristy and i assure you you will not be disappointed
We spent two weeks in Delhi so we saw many many more things than in this video 😊 we didn't see it all of course so thank you for your suggestions! When we come back we will certainly have lots more to do
Greetings you two! I have enjoyed following your adventures and I have a couple of questions regarding India and Sri Lanka. My wife and I are starting our adventures in July with a month each in Australia, Malasia, Sri Lanka, and India. I have a couple of questions regarding India and Sri Lanka. 1. Did you reserve all of your lodging in advance or were you able to reserve one city/town at a time? 2. You two seem to be fearless when it comes to eating street food, any stomach issues? Anything to avoid? Thank you and safe travels! Gary
7:48 that is not Indian architecture. those were built by foreign rulers whose ancestors came from Central Asia. Indian architecture is much more beautiful.
So quick question here for you. Which do you think is the best packing tip & hacks? If you have any tips of how to pack traveling bag.plz feel free to share them with me...
Did the coffee taste like Canadian Timmies coffee? When I visited Glasgow UK I was excited to find a Tim Hortons in the city centre but the coffee tasted completely different.
Loved it that you came to India, welcome but i request you to go to the beauty cities of India rather that these cities you should go to KERELA, GOA , HIMACHAL PRADESH , LEH AND LADAKH, JAIPUR , UDAIPUR , LAKSHYADWEEP ISLAND etc. places like this is the best vacation And one more suggestion if going to a famous monument like The Taj Mahal so go early and do enjoy the sunrise. Hope you will follow happy journey.
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So many foreigners doesn’t show modern type of India we r happy to see this ur doing great hav a nice day
Guy is from developing country so he probably knows the importance of technology in poorer countries.
Indians don’t want to be in India
I am from South India and Enjoyed how Diwali is Celebrated in Mumbai. Thanks for capturing the Vibe !!!🤩
Come Maharashtra in ganpati. Always welcome .our Bharat is so beautiful
You're right. It was a fun video. It made me wish I was there to help celebrate.
Yup southern Region bro
I came here to see how dirty India is before deciding to go there. I guess I have to take another rain check
In India 95% of the people taking photos with you are mostly Tourists themselves (From other states/villages of India). They had never seen any foreigner in their life and may not see in future. They are just fascinated to see how differently beautiful people are around the world. Citizens of Big Cities like Delhi Mumbai etc rearly do that because it's common for them.
It was really nice watching your Videos.
Enjoy you Trip 😊🇮🇳
O ok so Delhi gets many visitors I didn't know that
@@proudAmerican-rr2mh what? When?
@@proudAmerican-rr2mh Its like New York. You get tons of foriegn and local indian tourists.
go singapore hawker centre , cafes and resturant
@rahulsharma Tourists have been coming to delhi since past 70 years. At all times it is over crowded with foreigners.
Chandni chowk is a wholesale market. And the oldest residential area.
Many ppl don't like foreigners. Because they come with cameras and don't take permission to film. Indians are wary of getting into the camera because they know that these vdo is going to be uploaded, judged criticised and ultimately can hamper their business. That's why they are suspicious of camera weilding foreigners and try to avoid them
Some kids or other ppl also try tease, flock, harass the foreigners to pull their leg.
I like the way you make your videos quite informative and useful for other tourists than just randomly vlogging at tourists places like other vlogging channels do. Best of luck in India 🇮🇳
Thanks so much, we are glad you enjoyed it!
Thank god 🙏
Atleast you saw the both side of india 🇮🇳
I live in Noida near Delhi and go often Delhi but never seen like this narrow streets even I have visited Chandni Chowk but like this streets will be few but these are old but memorable and you will feel that you are in India.....😘
Hope to see more vlog from India. Dont forget to travel to North east India. Totally different region..
We aren't sure we will be able to make it to the North East region on this trip, but we are doing our best to see lots of India while we are here!
@@nicoleandmico ok ji
@@nicoleandmico sir visit to southern part of India #tamil nadu bradeshwra #Tanjore temple very nyc temple build in 8 th century the architecture of that time is of next level
Love from Canada to both of you. Travelling isnt about comparing places, its about understanding, ebracing, enjoying local culture, flavour. And both of you are good at it.❤️it.
Is this the comment that the channels contact creator paid for in order to get engagement in the comment section?
@@annandale_usa😊😮😢🎉😂❤ mi on
Welcome to India. Great energy and approach to the video. Let us know where you would be travelling next so we can offer suggestions.
Thanks so much for the positive comment! Our videos are a few weeks behind so we've had a chance to see a few places in India so far. Do you have any suggestions for South Goa?
@@nicoleandmico please watch some vlogs of kashmir, ladhakh, himachal, sikkim. You would 100% love those places. Ladhakh is one of the best. Kashmir is like heaven.
@@nicoleandmico you can visit goa Varanasi ahmedabad indore bhopal jaipur hydrabad pune chandigarh
U should have Really Visited *Akshardham Mandir in Delhi* ❤️ it's connected to the Metro
And it's the *Most Beautiful thing* in Delhi
We did! So beautiful 😍 we couldn't bring the camera so it's only for our memories 😋
@@nicoleandmico go singapore cafes and restuarants and hawker centre
Hi Nicole and Mico 🙏🏻🇮🇳🍀. I'm here showing support for you who are on the same path as I am. Enjoy Incredible India 😍 and appreciate her a lot. She will give you more than you expect if you see what she's all about, especially the spiritual side.
Not spiritual,, its myths..
go singapore hawker centre , cafes and resturants
this channel is gonna get a million subs in no time. These vlogs are really fun to watch. Good luck!
I an Indian Canadian and watching your video is refreshing my memories of growing up there. Hope you enjoyed there.
Welcome to my hometown guys!
Delhi really is a time machine of sorts 😂
Hope you guys have a fabulous time on your journey of India!!
i have seen other youtuber just showing the old poor areas of Delhi but i respect u for being honest and showing both the areas.....
16:52 you guys should visit southern India, the ancient Indian culture is very well preserved there
where? i love historic stuffs, i visited kerala, i didn't find any forts like we see in north
@@Rorschach7012 there are ancient temples all over kerela ..
And if you want to see more of it then Karnataka and tamilnadu is the place .
@@ibps794 there are ancient temple over India, most ancient temple of the North destroyed by Islamic invasion, 36,000 destroyed by mughals alone, most temples i visited in Kerala and tamil nadu were ancient, padmanabhaswamy temple is the one i liked the most.
I was asking for forts in south, not by tippu.
@@Rorschach7012 do you really think there are no forts of hindu kingdoms in south ?
If yes , then you are ignorant soul .
Just a simple Google search can give you lists of typical hindu ancient , mediaeval forts of southern India, and yes pls check eastern as well..
@@ibps794 dude, i am from North, that why i asked him.
Great video. Especially enjoyed seeing different sides of city.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Nicole and Mico, thanks so much for these videos on India. This video just relieved a ton of my worry about traveling to Delhi for the first time. I cannot thank you enough. As a fellow Canadian, I was blown away that you found a Tim Horton's! Amazing.
So glad you found it helpful! I'm sure you will have an awesome time in Delhi. Our advice would just to be brace for it a bit and lean into it! We definitely felt overwhelmed, but in the good "we love travel, and this is definitely travel" kind of way!
Great video guys!! We would totally go to Tim's as well. You are going to love India, so many wonderful things to see. Love the Nicole picture count!
Thanks so much guys! We feel a little guilty going to Tim's but I think we may be kicked out of Canada if we hadn't made the effort to visit while we were in Delhi 😂
Great recap and it's been fun to go back and watch from the beginning. I get busy which allows me to binge watch a group of episodes as I pop into more recent posts as the pop up on notifications to see where you wonderful people are in the world and think one day I want to go there.
We are so glad to keep you company every now and again! We love that we have been able to show you some places of the world that you might want to explore one day 😊
Wow. Thank you for showing the newer side of Delhi. You're right; we've seen a lot of videos with chaotic markets, which are interesting. However, we rarely see the beautiful modern part.
We are so glad we are able to share both sides with you! We have learned there is just so much diversity in Delhi (and the rest of India) and are doing our best to experience it as much as we can 🙂
@@nicoleandmicoYes India is the most diverse country in the world. It has two sides . One is modern, beautiful, clean, developed and other side is dirty and poverty stricken. I am glad that you showed the first side as well unlike many foreigners that do vlogging in India.❤
Wel come in India friends.... God blessing to you.
Is it me or do these two seem to genuinely love one another? Lovely, positive and happy energy. Good stuff.
Thanks for sharing your first impressions and helpful tips for fellow travelers! Can't wait to see more of your India adventures! ✈🌍
Thanks so much! 😊
cool video! great showing 2 sides of the same city, the contrast between old Delhi and new is amazing, i've been to Delhi multiple times but never actually ventured to this place :) had no idea Tim Horton's was in India, thanks for sharing!
It's so great you've been able to visit Delhi multiple times? We really enjoyed the city. It looks like they opened 2 Tim Hortons in the city now so you'll have to try to pop by when you're next in Delhi 😁
its about 5 now in delhi ncr area. they are expanding very fast
not two sides of delhi actually cyber city in haryana not in delhi
Another visit place in delhi- akshardham temple. Must try food of akshardham.
DAMN... You guys are absolute gems. Free souls!!! ❤️❤️❤️
15:08 The green and yellow three-wheelers are called "Auto". As in Uber Auto. or I need an auto to give me a ride. I will catch an auto there. How much for an auto to Red Fort? You can holler from the street "auto" instead of "Taxi" and they will stop.
I was in india in October and yes my sensory was definitely overwhelmed and felt dizzy with everything going around on the street...the honking, bikes , cars people..
Great video guys keep them coming! Like you guys having a great time
Thank you so much! We are excited to continue exploring India!
Yep Sikkim or Dharmasala (Dalai Lama home)
go singapore cafes , resturants and hawker centre
For my India dostos(friends): Why is it called a tuk-tuk?
Thailand. The auto-rickshaw, called tuk-tuk (Thai: ตุ๊ก ๆ, pronounced [túk túk]) in Thailand, is a widely used form of urban transport in Bangkok and other Thai cities. The name is onomatopoeic, mimicking the sound of a small (often two-cycle) engine. Americans have adopted this way of describing the "Auto".
In Delhi we call them batteries for some reason 😂😂😂
@@amandeep9930 what?
Btw the shops in old Delhi (Chandi Chawk) are some of the most expensive real estates in the world. those small small shops are worth million dollars. And the shopkeepers there are one of the richest. most of them are millionaires because products and spices everything is exported to the world, and distributed to most of India from there.
That's amazing! We had a feeling these shops were high value but didn't realize they were quite that expensive!
@@nicoleandmico Old Dehli are where people from small villages come to the city for work and throw up shakes as temporary places to stay while they work to send home money for their families some people really get the wrong impression about India by this.
go singapore hawker centre , cafes and resturants , singapore best country they have chinese , malay , indian , korean , japanese , western , italian food
Exactly. Its a wholesale market... they trade in crores in a day.
That's why many of them hate foreigners with camera... because many foreigners put up the shop names or area / locality up on social media and attracts lot of negative comments. Which in turn hampers their business...
These days the traders are disinterested in the foreign vloggers. A lot of negative publicity has pissed them off
Laughed when you found Tim's! We live abroad and are always excited to find one! Less so when they don't know what a double double is lol, but we're Ice Capp people anyway.
Please visit Kailasa Temple in Ellora Caves in Maharashtra India. It's considered greatest architecture in history of mankind, because the way it was built seems unbelievable for even today’s time. The temple was built at least 1300 years ago. No stone or nothing was added they carved a mammoth Granite rock/mountain with intricate details. The Kailasa Temple is notable for its vertical excavation-carvers started at the top of the original rock and excavated downward. At least 400000 tonnes of stones have been removed in the process. About 7000 workers and their future generations worked for 135 years. One small mistake and you have to rebuild the whole temple because it's carved into the rock without adding anything, that too up to down.
It has secret underground tunnels believed to be leading to underground city which is even more mysterious and government have totally locked that down and no researchers are allowed to go inside.
During the reign of Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, the temple was ordered to be demolished along with other temples nationwide.
For the task in 1682 he sent over 1000 labourers especially to destroy Kailasa Temple; they worked for over 3 years, but could barely manage to disfigure a few statues here and there. It's the solid granite rock that's made so hard to destroy.
Despite of his repeated efforts to tear down Kailasa Temple, Aurangzeb did not found success. Finally he gave up on destroying this temple. This is the same person who has destroyed thousands of ancient temples in India but he could not destroy this one so you can understand the the magnanimity of the temple.
other than Kailasa Temple there are 99 other cave temples there (100 total) of which 34 are open for public viewing. whole temple complex known at Ellora Caves.
Great vlog! We are heading there for the first time in 3 weeks. :)
Hope you enjoy it! Such an amazing country!
You often see tourists lining up to take pictures of the locals, but you don’t often see the locals lining up to take pictures of the tourists. 😊
Yes! It really took us by surprise when it started happening 😂
@@nicoleandmico you are now celebrity in a india. 🤣🤣🤣 in India we say guest is God. Also ready for lots of subscribers and views.Happy diwali and good luck..
@@nicoleandmico definitely visit tamilnadu and Andhra Pradesh... beautiful landscapes and temple's which are more than 2000 years old
@@nicoleandmico Indians love taking photos with foreigners specially tall Nigerians because they look like basketball players 🤣
Us Indians r really funny in a way....😁😁
How do you pick your accommodations when you visit a new country like India? And when you stay for a longer amount of time, do you stay at multiple places or book one place for an extended duration?
Hey there! We use booking.com a lot here in India, but we also use Air BnB quite a bit around the world. We have found Air BnB isn't very developed here in India, so we are using booking.com a lot. We typically try to stay in one accommodation for each new city/town we visit as moving around every couple of days is really exhausting when traveling for extended periods of time. We stay in each location an average of about 5 days (Delhi was an outlier though - we were there for 2 weeks)!
The famous shiva temple build in 7th century bredeshwara tanjaur temple in karnataka very nyc architecture u cant imagine
It looked like Mico went in for a hug when he got the wrap put on LOL YAY Timmies great vlog guys...thanks for showing us both sides
Thankyou for visit, welcome to India
go singapore cafes , resturant and hawker
welcome to India ❤❤get ready to get VIRAL 😂😂
Really🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰💝
Must visit akshardhammm....its huge panoramic true reflection of indian culture
Very good and genuine video of Delhi ,we appreciate u.🤗
Thank you!
I highly recommend seeing Ahmedabad, Gujarat. It is one of the biggest emerging smart City and one of the city loved by our PM (Narendra Modi) the most. I would be more than happy to show you around.
If you see lots of local gathering around to take photos with you, then you can politely refuse and that's really okay.
You are creating some of the really great content on RUclips. Keep going. Best wishes.
We hope u enjoy and have a good time here in India.
Welcome to India ❤️
India is a continent in itself it's so hard to see everything but yaa good luck 🙂
Hi i am your new subscriber. Glad to see someone sharing and explaining so well about delhi. Waiting for more video's on this channel 😍.Do travel whole india. October mid to march mid is best time to travel in india when the weather is not too hot.
Thanks for showing inside beauty of Red Fort.
most welcome in india
keep going
love from my side
Your tours and videos are very informational and helping me plan my trip to India Rajasthan next year.
Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching and letting us know you enjoy the videos 😍
Enjoy your journey in India.... In fact interesting real Story ,culture, language,uniforms, foods,development, natural place,different temple for different religion, etc in different cities of India.welcome my home in India.
i can bet someone from India may have guided u or prepared the itinerary coz no foreigner vlogs till date have shown this contrast in this curated manner i mean they did show the diff sides but this vlog of urs tops them all IF U DID ALL YOUR OWN being new to India and Delhi which is still diff for me to believe
@@ecuadoramun8646 ..i was not stigmatizing them but appreciating them with my own opinion so u keep ur inane BS thought vomit..."IT.'S OK" followed by that sanctimonious malarkey no one need that ...is desh me har koi muh utha kar aa jata hai mauke pe chauka marne...also make some relevant and coherent response to what is being said instead of strawmanning
Subbed soon as I learnt you 2 are fellow Canadians 🇨🇦❤️ I enjoyed this vlog and can’t wait to check out more on your channel
Thanks for subbing! India is such a cool country, there's so much to share 😀
The shop moolchand parantha is also a famous place to eat paranthas . You just passed by it at around 10 min in the vlog.
I love mosques, too, all over the world. Yes, peaceful and serene, and very welcoming all over the world
Nicole's gives off such positive vibes and micois such a sweetheart. I absolutely loveeeeeeeeee you both
Thank you so much 😊😊
मेरा प्यारा देश, पवित्र भारत
Thanks for visiting India,Enjoy the diversity,welcome Canadians 👏
Thank you so much!
Hey Guys, you could have visited better things in Delhi to be honest. Kindly let us know your plans so that we can recommend you the best places to see. Its unfortunate that you didn't see Akshardham.
The reason why you see so many Rangoli in front of shops and houses is because - We try to welcome the gods and goddesses to our shops and houses. if you travel to south India, ( Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh), you will see they make something like every morning.
Kindly let us the cities you are visiting.
Thanks and I hope you take a piece of India wherever yo go
go singapore cafes , restuarants and hawker centre
Nice video...another part of india.
go singgapore hawker centre , cafes and restuarant
The last thing you says about inequality is 100% right
Maybe some people got offended but this is reality no doubt things improved alot like millions of people's comes out from poverty every year but still need improvement
And like you visit gudgaon , Chandni chowk if you visit 5 or 6 yrs before you saw unplanned and polluted places
So things is improved afte 5 yrs many things will change but still we need to do lot of work
Plz Come to see Konark Temple in Odisha🇮🇳🇮🇳
Found your vlog as we're going to Delhi (and India) for the first time in a few months. It's a great view of what to expect. We'll only be in Delhi for a few days (then onto Agra etc) and will be staying in the Connaught area, but are also planning to visit Chadni Chowk (must be done) and the Red Fort etc. By the way, we are from the UK, and a Tim Horton's is due to open soon near to us, in Newbury, Berkshire - there aren't that many in the UK yet, so we are priviledged!
Your trip sounds amazing! We hope you have an incredible time and that you enjoy Tim's on our behalf before you leave the UK 😂
82 days and I'll be going to India. I 'am excited and I wait for it.
So exiting! We hope you have an amazing time!
Please visit city like Pune Bangalore kochi apart from Sikkim ,northeast states and laddakh.
that`s the beauty of India, you got what you want to see or enjoy, you got every experience, it totally depends on you, that is to you that you show both sides of Delhi, i saw many foreigners who just take the pledge to visit only worst part of India and getting views
Very nice explore again old delhi
go singapore cafes , restuarant and cafes and hawker centre
please visit beautiful Indian Himalayas. some of the beautiful places in the Himalayas -
Leh, Nubra Valley, Zanskar Valley (Ladakh);
Manali, kullu, Shimla, Dalhousie, Narkanda, Spiti Valley, Khajjiar, Dharamsala, Kasol (Himachal Pradesh);
Mussoorie, Nainital, Valley of flowers, Dhanaulti , Khirsu, Auli, Rishikesh (Uttarakhand);
Gangtok, Lachung, Pelling, Lachen (Sikkim).
Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh are beautiful everywhere.
Gracias por su video me encantó cómo cuentan su viaje. Thanks a lot! Right now I’m flying to Nueva Delhi and espero que sea a real good experience. Thank you guys!
Nicole you are so patient and sweet, and Mico such a great sport with the picture taking. I found it to be a bit creepy especially when it was mostly men asking for it.
The video was so informative and fun to watch. Never saw the modern side of Delhi- loved it!
You can visit Akshardham lotus temple jhandewala and Kalka mandir and many more you have visited just very small of delhi so if you want to explore more then above mentioned place will be best for you that you will cherish forever
Welcome to India
Beautiful cuple 🙏♥️
Thank you!
Did you get sick while in India?
Enjoy your stay in India. Safe travels.
Did you guys use manual public transport to get to these? Fullyndiy. Or did you rent a driver or something?
India has a shocking value to most of international tourists because of complete contrasting experiences. At the end of india travel you should make a separate vlog on your experience in india was different from rest of the world.
Thanks for visiting India
i went to tim hortons in DLP mall and they have one in chandigarh in sector 35
Seeing this video just after watching vloggers of other channel who uploaded :
Last day in India
Feels weird.
Hope u both enjoy 😄
Enjoy india
Its have many beautiful places
So beautiful ☺
Even if these shops and street vendors looks chaotic, these people are earning really good income and many have really good homes. My relatives also have small shops in Chandni Chowk market and earning atleast 3-8x times more than private job employees.
connaught place I like it was good food there and you have there all what you need
Your very positive given where you are, hopefully you will venture down south, North West, North East which is also Amazing.
Which hotel you guys stayed in while u were in Delhi??? I am going to Delhi soon. In Agra u stayed at The Hotel Dazzling , its a good hotel though..
Does uber cars and uber auto take international cards?
great video!! You showed both sides of this diverse country most people only see the poorer area becasue that gets teh most views of their videos
I lost it when you guys walked into the Tim Hortons 😂 I'm a Canadian living in Texas and TIL there are more Timmies in India than in Texas... What the heeeeeeeck!!! Anyway thanks for the lovely video. Helpful for planning a trip. *Quickly adds Timmies to itinerary*
No way! I can’t believe Texas doesn’t have Tim’s 🥲 If you manage to get to the Timmie’s in New Delhi, enjoy a double double for us!!
the shops in that alleys are far more richer than they seem 😀
Like they yearly income of the shops of Chandni chowk may vary from 400K $ to 2mil$ yearly.
I am glad you visited Cyber City but i am bummed that you didnt get to go to some of the less touristy but equally awesome places in Delhi..you didnt get to go to Lodhi Art District which n my opinion is the coolest part of Delhi you can visit...also there is Hauz Khas, Agrasen Ki Baoli, Qutub Minar etc, Delhi has so much to be explored but its okay...if you guys visit Delhi aain sometime in you life, you should ask the locals where they should visit that's not touristy and i assure you you will not be disappointed
We spent two weeks in Delhi so we saw many many more things than in this video 😊 we didn't see it all of course so thank you for your suggestions! When we come back we will certainly have lots more to do
Greetings you two! I have enjoyed following your adventures and I have a couple of questions regarding India and Sri Lanka. My wife and I are starting our adventures in July with a month each in Australia, Malasia, Sri Lanka, and India. I have a couple of questions regarding India and Sri Lanka.
1. Did you reserve all of your lodging in advance or were you able to reserve one city/town at a time?
2. You two seem to be fearless when it comes to eating street food, any stomach issues? Anything to avoid?
Thank you and safe travels!
Gary
Love ❤️ your content on this channel
Thank you so much!
you are amazing couple. Its my dream to travel with my boyfriend and after 2 weeks we are going to India together 🥰
Have so much fun on your trip!!
7:48 that is not Indian architecture. those were built by foreign rulers whose ancestors came from Central Asia. Indian architecture is much more beautiful.
i love this! My time in india was wonderful i loved the architecture, food and people
That's so awesome! We loved India too - such an incredible place!!
@@nicoleandmico it really is! Truly my favourite country I’ve backpacked!
So quick question here for you. Which do you think is the best packing tip & hacks? If you have any tips of how to pack traveling bag.plz feel free to share them with me...
We have a whole video about that, we hope you enjoy!
ruclips.net/video/BHv-6U9eeWY/видео.html
Deseo visitar la india espero poder conocer ya que quiero conocer estos increíbles lugares
Did the coffee taste like Canadian Timmies coffee? When I visited Glasgow UK I was excited to find a Tim Hortons in the city centre but the coffee tasted completely different.
Awaiting to see Kolkata video also.. I am from Sheoraphuli (Kolkata), West Bengal
Kolkata videos will be coming soon!!
I am also from Seoraphuly
@@hritamdutta190 wow...good bro
Welcome to India 😊🌼
Thank you!! We are excited to be here 🤗
@@nicoleandmico I really love both of you guys ♥️😊
Loved it that you came to India, welcome but i request you to go to the beauty cities of India rather that these cities you should go to KERELA, GOA , HIMACHAL PRADESH , LEH AND LADAKH, JAIPUR , UDAIPUR , LAKSHYADWEEP ISLAND etc. places like this is the best vacation
And one more suggestion if going to a famous monument like The Taj Mahal so go early and do enjoy the sunrise.
Hope you will follow happy journey.
They should go to North East India instead of these no so fridnly tourist area u mentioned
@@lifeisbeautiful6367 IS LE AND LADAKH NOT TOURIST FREINDLY
@@THEUMGs It is ..
You videos are making me want to travel to India even more 🥺🤩