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8:10 to your right there was the birthplace of Rani Lakshmi Bai, she was the most brave queen who fought against East India Comp. with her baby on her back.
Having travelled in north and south India by bicycle, there is one thing I've learned. If you have an electrical or mechanical issue with anything, motorcycle, car, truck etc, just stop someone and ask if they know anyone who can help. In my experience, there has always been someone who can help, or at least point you to someone who can help. The rest stop would have been an ideal place to ask. People in India love to help, it is part of the culture.
Same in Vietnam, I had a flat tyre so I stopped and looked left and there were a bunch of people fixing bikes, this is common place in Asia, pay them a little money and they will fix it and possibly offer something nice to eat or drink
@@Stuartrusty This couple only knows one thing is to complain and grum. They don't know how to adapt to a different environment. England and the west is not the whole earth. They judge people and places with their prejudices instead of finding a way to solve their problem in a given situation. People in India are always ready to help. They will go out of their way to help. These guys criticise India without realising that their forefathers have looted our country. These thieves have stolen out Kohinoor Diamond and have kept in their museum to earn money by showcasing that jewel. Shameless couples.
I have been holding my breath throughout each of your India videos.... the driving there is mad. Kudos Marianne for your confidence in driving in India...I don't know that I would even be able to get out of the car park there.
5L49 Moksha has nothing to do with cast or jati. Moksha is coming off the being born again cycle. Nothing to do with Cast. What you said is what Church have been paddling in west about Hindus.
Awesome video as always Chris and Marianne. The rules of the roads in India🇮🇳 are crazy. Thanks for letting us ride along with y’all on y’all’s journey around the world.🌎
Another interesting episode! I’m amazed that with all the poverty, Indian people seem to find a way to smile. Also want to compliment you on today’s video editing. Not sure if you’re using a Lut(?) would love to know? I retired to Kamakura Japan and have started my own channel on life as an American expat adapting to life in Japan. You’re brave, brave souls driving. Admire your calmness and ability to adapt. You’re an amazing couple! God bless!
Wonderful videos. Love your lady driver. Incidentally, Vrindavan where Lord Krishna lived is the holiest place in India. I first came to India in 1981 and I'm a Hare Krishna devotee. Keep enjoying your travels 😊🙏
I had a car with driver a few years ago to Agra to visit the Taj Mahal from Delhi and back, on the way home his horn stopped working and he announced he could not continue without a horn, I opened the bonnet and cleaned the earth wire connection and we were back on our way....
I did likewise back in 1989. Cost me £40 for the return trip (5 hours each way). Would have been £50 with aircon but l chose the cheaper option. Big mistake, and it was in May which is the hottest month.🥴
Have travelled in a van in Thailand and instead of a coventional horn, its air horn had Police, Ambulance and Fire appliance sirens. Half way, we stopped so the driver could refill his " horn" with more air. Its surprising how many vehicles move aside for a sirdn rather than conventional horn.
Only tune in now and again but love your adventures Our Daughter has travelled all through Indian wish she had shared videos like you x so interesting..
Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful journey, I feel like I was there, always be safe and make it sound travel around the world till you get back! your fan in South Korea.
Good to see you guys again, you will certainly have fond memories of India, certainly a place where Chris could explore on his new bike. 😮 Tha k you for allowing us to be part of your journey through India, take care, god bless and until the next episode please take care 👍👍🙏😇
Your sense of accomplishment is well deserved, and we get to come along and enjoy it with you. Amazing. Hope you get the horn sorted. If not, then add some of the truck style air horns as an upgrade 😂
After four years in Sri Lanka, wearing out two horns, I learned that there has been developed extra strong horns for the Indian / Sri Lankan market. They’re a bit more expensive, but last longer.
Marianne, was the excitement to use the roadside toilet justified? I’m dying to know 😂. You are just awesome! We are exhausted just just watching you, I imagine Chris has his foot constantly on that invisible brake. Can’t wait till the next episode x
So Cool you will be doing a dinner and dance in Telford, Shropshire, on my only trip to the UK, I stayed with Helen and Tom Shropshire, (near Leistershire), very distant relatives. Enjoy your drive! For evacuating the Gulf Coast of Texas there are several highway sections that are designated for an extra lane heading away from the coast/ but only for HURICANE evacuation times (not an every day thing), wild driving there in India keep having fun!
Varanasi looked amazing!! The Indian people I've met all seem very friendly and engaging, seems the same in your videos. After they get over the disorienting sight of a couple Brits rocking up in a campervan, anyway! 😁 Trudy hadn't done that much shouting in all her life combined, and she lost her voice! That must have been a stressful few hours drive. Well done!! ❤️❤️😎👍xx
Yoooo... Welcome to my City Varanasi.... Yup 😋 ✌️ ❤️ It's really a holy place in the world where you can visit... You'll going to feel different vibes & energy in this magnificent city. Well there are so many places here to visit that is... As you have already visited the Ganga River. & and other places are Sarnath, BHU, BLW, Ramnagar fort etc.. So thank you 😊 for visiting city Varanasi....
Your comment about if road two way brought to mind the brilliant attitude here in Thailand, even got asked it during my test, question when is it safe to go the wrong way down a one way road, answer when it is safe to do so, pure logic, brilliant.
😂 madness! Seemed to be the same in Cyprus when we were there. Didn't seem to be so much about if it was safe, just about if that was the way they wanted to go!
Well one of my questions answered thank you, (A) Too hot to sleep in the van and (B) security wise as it is your only means of transport and your home on wheels, of course you are going to play it safe. Enjoying every single moment with you and the people you meet on your travels. Health@Happiness to you both.
It is common for the horn on these vans to have issues from time to time due to where it is located, near front wheel arch area under air filter side and bolted to side wing, the cables often get dirty/corroded from water spray on the roads, cleaning the pins can sometimes help, the other issue can be with the steering wheel, lack of contact with horn because it needs more grease, either way hopefully a simple fix for you. It certainly looks hectic in India.
16:10 when you got in to the place where Aarti was to happen, did they ask for any once's cast? No. The cast is not from the religion. It was enforced by the British. People stuck onto it since initially the once marked higher cast was benefiting and now the once supposed to be lower cast are getting benefits.
If you ever go to India again then I humbly suggest you go to Rishikesh where they have a fantastic arati to the Ganga at the Parmarth Nike tan ashram. Also, why not visit Vrindavan and ISKCON's Temple there, not with Trudy though 😊
When we were in India our driver said: whilst driving in India you need three things…good brakes, a good horn, and good luck! My heart went into panic when Trudy lost her horn. Kudos to you…we’d never drive in India!
I'm so glad that tread the globe is going to go on . I was wondering what was going to happen when you got back to England. Great job driving Marianne Lori
49 minutes with you ! 😜🥳💕 I won’t be able to be part of your party, but it’s a great idea to organize it. 😜 I thought you may stop traveling after being back in the UK, but apparently not. 😁 I can’t wait to see what’s coming next ! Have a wonderful day ! 😊😊
How lucky to see the celebration in Varanasi, another white knuckle ride to your next destination, takes me back to our tour of Southern India where we had a private car with an Indian driver my nerves were shot every day, they certainly take some risks on the roads!
Loved the festival scenes by the river - and that is a nightly event??? Brings back the memories of being there many MANY years ago! Glad to hear Chris is feeling better - I DID feel the last two videos blogs were a bit samey (endless "oh cow/bike/truck/narrow space/market!") and just dashboard videos.Can understand now that Chris wasn't 100%. Welcome back!
Indan road rules 1. there are no rules 2. the horn is a must for overtaking. 3. The bigger the vehicle the more right of way it has. 4. Flashing head lights from oncoming traffic means get out of the way I'm coming through. 5 Horn is the most important part of your vehicle. 6 Expect the unexpected. 7. Driving down the wrong side of the road is acceptable if done so with caution and constant use of the horn. This is because often there are concrete barriers in the road not allowing a U turn for up to 10 miles. So people take the the shorter way.)
31:46 see, there is a sense of understanding grew up among the drivers that how to drive. In India, the only rule of driving is to keep moving forward towards your destination either slow or fast and adjust the path as available. Just keep informing the surroundings that you are moving forward and use honk, tail tights or anything just to make sure the driver in front of you knew that where you want to go. It is as simple as that.
29:53 that means If you want to bypass that truck, first honk-wait-only then if they give side to you to go then go, don't be in hurry or take shortcut, inform first by honking or else it may lead to an accident! Also, someware you see "Use Dipper at Night" means use projector headlights to inform the front vehicle to get a pass.
Loving your adventure. I live in India so can answer your question about "wait for side". What you do is make a friendly couple of pips of the horn, and a good driver will then signal with his hand out of the window to wait a little, then wave you past when the road is clear.
Wait for side may well mean what we do here in West Africa. Outside indicator on means do not overtake me as it's dangerous, inside indicator means it's safe to pass ... works brilliantly here, don't remember seeing it in India but I didn't drive myself there! Varanasi, home of my worst food poisoning/bacterial infection and 28 years later I still suffer on occasion 🙃 Why aren't you using iOverlander app? Brilliant to find garages, hotels, park ups ...
Negotiating those Roads and not scathed by sonething takes nerves of steel and deserves a medal which your community might give you in September and lors of hugs for carrying in regardless.And your amazing Inspiring quotes .Have a good rest over next few days and good healthy food.By the way you could buy a hand horn and Chris' could be in charge of that .!
Another bit of advice. In India you need a good powerful horn. Also it is always advisable to drive close to the road divider on the right. This way people can only overtake on your left
Omg!!! Watching the later part of this video. My husband and I were lying in bed quite literally "Horning" for you all. We are quite exhausted now.😅 Hope it gets fix soon, so Trudy gets back her voice and we can resume to just holding our breath when you are out in it all driving!! . 😅😅 Sending you all love from Hawkes Bay, NZ xxx
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If you notice from their previous travel vlog in West Bengal, UP looks far better in terms of cleanliness and road quality. Under Yogi, UP has truly transformed big time
Now you know why I said get some air horns fitted....even as an addition...can run them off a separate switch...then you'll sound like one of those trucks....foot note....if in the Punjab are...the roads should improve...my brother built some of the motorways there...🚙🚙😊😊
I started watching your videos when you arrived in India (it was a suggested watch) and I must say, I’m totally hooked! Is there a reason you’re not showing what you’ve been eating? I’m very curious if, where, and how you buy food while in the road in India.
@@janavanbeelen8489 the rickshaw run series, which also involves brits driving through india is such a contrast to this. The one by Jack Harries, Louis Cole, (Ben Brown, Will and Harry) - done 10 years ago is still a classic. [ only Jack Harries, & Louis Cole have the videos still up. Ben had uploaded a single video - it was sick - but it got taken down because of copyright music ] Watch them if you want to get a feel for India.
You are probably the first comment that said so. If I may, I'll suggest you watch the Rikshaw Run series - 10yrs ago - by Jack Harries and Louis Cole - there's two series uploaded of the same trip on two channels. You could also watch any of the newer Rikshaw run series.
What an experience! Would be total overload for me - I’m just about coping with the metro system in Seoul! Well done you for, again, taking it all in your stride with smiles! 🚐🚐🚐
Spent years travelling India in the eighties Always a fascinating edge of the seat exiting adventure no other country comes close to this experience Totally love these videos thanks for bringing back the memories😎
Greetings, 'Khira' is Cucumber only and "wait for side" means that before you try to overtake the truck wait till the truck driver gives you some space by moving to left. It was usually used when roads were not having dividers and only a line divided the to and fro traffic.
Extraordinary. There are no road laws in India. Both sides of each road, including motorways, are fair game for anyone! Lucknow is the centre of Muglai Cuisine if you can spare the time. Also the Residency is very haunting if you can find a guide to show you. An epic site in the struggle for Indian independence.
I remember reading the "Lonely Planet Guide to India" before we went to live there - & I'll never forget the Author(s) said "You're better off without brakes than without a horn in India"!!! lol
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Too bad we are in Malaysia. But we will celebrate with you virtually.
Blessed trip ahead
oh my god !! trudy isnt horny anymore!!
6:35 I love the architecture
8:10 to your right there was the birthplace of Rani Lakshmi Bai, she was the most brave queen who fought against East India Comp. with her baby on her back.
You are one amazing lady driving in India. You deserve a medal and I take my hat off to to you
Having travelled in north and south India by bicycle, there is one thing I've learned. If you have an electrical or mechanical issue with anything, motorcycle, car, truck etc, just stop someone and ask if they know anyone who can help. In my experience, there has always been someone who can help, or at least point you to someone who can help. The rest stop would have been an ideal place to ask. People in India love to help, it is part of the culture.
Same in Vietnam, I had a flat tyre so I stopped and looked left and there were a bunch of people fixing bikes, this is common place in Asia, pay them a little money and they will fix it and possibly offer something nice to eat or drink
India, one of the filthiest countries I have visited 😂
@@Stuartrusty This couple only knows one thing is to complain and grum. They don't know how to adapt to a different environment. England and the west is not the whole earth. They judge people and places with their prejudices instead of finding a way to solve their problem in a given situation. People in India are always ready to help. They will go out of their way to help. These guys criticise India without realising that their forefathers have looted our country. These thieves have stolen out Kohinoor Diamond and have kept in their museum to earn money by showcasing that jewel. Shameless couples.
I have been holding my breath throughout each of your India videos.... the driving there is mad. Kudos Marianne for your confidence in driving in India...I don't know that I would even be able to get out of the car park there.
Varanasi is so special. I have been there twice.
My wife and I love your videos, and enjoy watching them every Sunday. You are wonderful people!
5L49 Moksha has nothing to do with cast or jati. Moksha is coming off the being born again cycle. Nothing to do with Cast. What you said is what Church have been paddling in west about Hindus.
Awesome video as always Chris and Marianne. The rules of the roads in India🇮🇳 are crazy. Thanks for letting us ride along with y’all on y’all’s journey around the world.🌎
The nicest thing I saw on this episode was that beautiful Kingfisher at the Ganges.
Ganga not ganges
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India is full of surprise and madness. Thanks for the video.....be safe and enjoy your stay there.
Wonderful adventure!! Fantastic driving in, umm, very challenging conditions.
I wish you showed more meals and places you visited. If you were in Varanasi for several days, it would have been great to see more of the city…
Yes, it gets boring just to see the roads you’re driving on. I would be very interested to see your meals as well.
@@MariaWerner-sf1ef Gosh, I'm the opposite, as I love the road driving and seeing the country....Amazing footage and insight into India.
Another interesting episode! I’m amazed that with all the poverty, Indian people seem to find a way to smile. Also want to compliment you on today’s video editing. Not sure if you’re using a Lut(?) would love to know? I retired to Kamakura Japan and have started my own channel on life as an American expat adapting to life in Japan. You’re brave, brave souls driving. Admire your calmness and ability to adapt. You’re an amazing couple! God bless!
Same in most countries
Amazing, striking, and ulfiltered experience. Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful videos. Love your lady driver. Incidentally, Vrindavan where Lord Krishna lived is the holiest place in India.
I first came to India in 1981 and I'm a Hare Krishna devotee.
Keep enjoying your travels 😊🙏
I had a car with driver a few years ago to Agra to visit the Taj Mahal from Delhi and back, on the way home his horn stopped working and he announced he could not continue without a horn, I opened the bonnet and cleaned the earth wire connection and we were back on our way....
I did likewise back in 1989. Cost me £40 for the return trip (5 hours each way). Would have been £50 with aircon but l chose the cheaper option. Big mistake, and it was in May which is the hottest month.🥴
Not having a working horn on Indian roads is really a nightmare.
Have travelled in a van in Thailand and instead of a coventional horn, its air horn had Police, Ambulance and Fire appliance sirens. Half way, we stopped so the driver could refill his " horn" with more air. Its surprising how many vehicles move aside for a sirdn rather than conventional horn.
😂well done you, driving in India without a horn is like driving blindfolded. Great video. Very brave
I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video. I admire your sense of adventure! cheers, from Canada! 🕊
Only tune in now and again but love your adventures
Our Daughter has travelled all through Indian wish she had shared videos like you x so interesting..
Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful journey, I feel like I was there, always be safe and make it sound travel around the world till you get back! your fan in South Korea.
Good to see you guys again, you will certainly have fond memories of India, certainly a place where Chris could explore on his new bike. 😮 Tha k you for allowing us to be part of your journey through India, take care, god bless and until the next episode please take care 👍👍🙏😇
Your sense of accomplishment is well deserved, and we get to come along and enjoy it with you. Amazing. Hope you get the horn sorted. If not, then add some of the truck style air horns as an upgrade 😂
After four years in Sri Lanka, wearing out two horns, I learned that there has been developed extra strong horns for the Indian / Sri Lankan market. They’re a bit more expensive, but last longer.
Magical filming of Varanasi and Marianne you are a modern day heroine driving in India and rowing on the Ganges xx
What a fascinating video. Thank you so much for taking us along. And somehow you always get the accompanying music spot on.
Thanks Sally 🌺🙌
Can’t even say it’s organized chaos, it is just chaos. You are very brave and or a wee bit crazy. Love the videos
it works in India though chaos
Marianne, was the excitement to use the roadside toilet justified? I’m dying to know 😂. You are just awesome! We are exhausted just just watching you, I imagine Chris has his foot constantly on that invisible brake. Can’t wait till the next episode x
Ha Ha - well ....... Yep Chris has been very patient with his foot LOL !! M xx
you are brave, curious and open minded, enjoy your travels.
So Cool you will be doing a dinner and dance in Telford, Shropshire, on my only trip to the UK, I stayed with Helen and Tom Shropshire, (near Leistershire), very distant relatives. Enjoy your drive!
For evacuating the Gulf Coast of Texas there are several highway sections that are designated for an extra lane heading away from the coast/ but only for HURICANE evacuation times (not an every day thing), wild driving there in India keep having fun!
Brave guys travelling India and well done Marianne. I hope your get the horn fixed. Take care and looking forward to the next one x
Varanasi looked amazing!! The Indian people I've met all seem very friendly and engaging, seems the same in your videos. After they get over the disorienting sight of a couple Brits rocking up in a campervan, anyway! 😁
Trudy hadn't done that much shouting in all her life combined, and she lost her voice! That must have been a stressful few hours drive. Well done!! ❤️❤️😎👍xx
Yoooo... Welcome to my City Varanasi.... Yup 😋 ✌️ ❤️ It's really a holy place in the world where you can visit... You'll going to feel different vibes & energy in this magnificent city. Well there are so many places here to visit that is... As you have already visited the Ganga River. & and other places are Sarnath, BHU, BLW, Ramnagar fort etc.. So thank you 😊 for visiting city Varanasi....
Love you both from India.
Thanks for sharing, safe travels.
Your comment about if road two way brought to mind the brilliant attitude here in Thailand, even got asked it during my test, question when is it safe to go the wrong way down a one way road, answer when it is safe to do so, pure logic, brilliant.
😂 madness! Seemed to be the same in Cyprus when we were there. Didn't seem to be so much about if it was safe, just about if that was the way they wanted to go!
Well one of my questions answered thank you, (A) Too hot to sleep in the van and (B) security wise as it is your only means of transport and your home on wheels, of course you are going to play it safe. Enjoying every single moment with you and the people you meet on your travels. Health@Happiness to you both.
Thank you
It is also a good idea to use the vehicle infront as a shield when you want to take a turn
good idea
31:20 not many accidents because they care about each other, lack of selfishness=harmony
It is common for the horn on these vans to have issues from time to time due to where it is located, near front wheel arch area under air filter side and bolted to side wing, the cables often get dirty/corroded from water spray on the roads, cleaning the pins can sometimes help, the other issue can be with the steering wheel, lack of contact with horn because it needs more grease, either way hopefully a simple fix for you. It certainly looks hectic in India.
Good luck and safe Journey from Malaysia.
16:10 when you got in to the place where Aarti was to happen, did they ask for any once's cast? No. The cast is not from the religion. It was enforced by the British. People stuck onto it since initially the once marked higher cast was benefiting and now the once supposed to be lower cast are getting benefits.
Thank you for bringing me along
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If you ever go to India again then I humbly suggest you go to Rishikesh where they have a fantastic arati to the Ganga at the Parmarth Nike tan ashram.
Also, why not visit Vrindavan and ISKCON's Temple there, not with Trudy though 😊
When we were in India our driver said: whilst driving in India you need three things…good brakes, a good horn, and good luck! My heart went into panic when Trudy lost her horn. Kudos to you…we’d never drive in India!
I am at the edge of my seat watching this video 😂 fantastic driving Mariane🎉🎉
I'm so glad that tread the globe is going to go on . I was wondering what was going to happen when you got back to England. Great job driving Marianne Lori
Thanks Lori 🙏😉🌺
Wow incredible sight.❤❤
Intriguing,interesting insight into Indian life !!......great entertainment, thank you 👍☺
49 minutes with you ! 😜🥳💕
I won’t be able to be part of your party, but it’s a great idea to organize it. 😜
I thought you may stop traveling after being back in the UK, but apparently not. 😁
I can’t wait to see what’s coming next !
Have a wonderful day !
😊😊
Great video. I really feel like I'm driving down the road with you. Loved the musical selection as well.
I agree, so much stress driving through India. Not a common traveling adventure. I have to give you lots of points for this one.
'Marianne wants to have a go' is the new catch phase!
How lucky to see the celebration in Varanasi, another white knuckle ride to your next destination, takes me back to our tour of Southern India where we had a private car with an Indian driver my nerves were shot every day, they certainly take some risks on the roads!
Thanks for video, so that I dun need to.
Hi guys, what an experience at the gange river. Great vlog, safe travels ❤❤
Loved the festival scenes by the river - and that is a nightly event??? Brings back the memories of being there many MANY years ago! Glad to hear Chris is feeling better - I DID feel the last two videos blogs were a bit samey (endless "oh cow/bike/truck/narrow space/market!") and just dashboard videos.Can understand now that Chris wasn't 100%. Welcome back!
Yes the are every night!! Yep there will be less food videos here as we keep getting the old Delhi belly !! Hey ho ... it is what it is !! M xx
6:46 I love the birdsong
In India it is always a good idea to drive behind a truck or any other big vehicle since they make way for you.
Indan road rules
1. there are no rules
2. the horn is a must for overtaking.
3. The bigger the vehicle the more right of way it has.
4. Flashing head lights from oncoming traffic means get out of the way I'm coming through.
5 Horn is the most important part of your vehicle.
6 Expect the unexpected.
7. Driving down the wrong side of the road is acceptable if done so with caution and constant use of the horn. This is because often there are concrete barriers in the road not allowing a U turn for up to 10 miles. So people take the the shorter way.)
31:03 - there are relatively fewer accidents coz the traffic doesn't move too fast.
It's just so crowded that traffic just moves slower.
31:46 see, there is a sense of understanding grew up among the drivers that how to drive.
In India, the only rule of driving is to keep moving forward towards your destination either slow or fast and adjust the path as available. Just keep informing the surroundings that you are moving forward and use honk, tail tights or anything just to make sure the driver in front of you knew that where you want to go. It is as simple as that.
Interesting, splendid and I hope your horn is sorted out soon ❤❤😢
Oh my word is all i can say .
29:53 that means If you want to bypass that truck, first honk-wait-only then if they give side to you to go then go, don't be in hurry or take shortcut, inform first by honking or else it may lead to an accident!
Also, someware you see "Use Dipper at Night" means use projector headlights to inform the front vehicle to get a pass.
Lovely watching your journey from the Uk
Omg the driving there is horrendous to say the least many blessings from North Texas❤
We are soooo doing this, brilliant Paddy
Loving your adventure. I live in India so can answer your question about "wait for side". What you do is make a friendly couple of pips of the horn, and a good driver will then signal with his hand out of the window to wait a little, then wave you past when the road is clear.
Thank you !!
Yeh, I been there 🇮🇳, baranasi also, it's really amazing experience in my life~~I hope traveling again with my darling ❤️♥️💕
As I was watching,I was thinking, I'd love to try paddling. Then Marianne did just that! Weeeee
Well done safe travels
Fantastic as always
Wait for side may well mean what we do here in West Africa. Outside indicator on means do not overtake me as it's dangerous, inside indicator means it's safe to pass ... works brilliantly here, don't remember seeing it in India but I didn't drive myself there! Varanasi, home of my worst food poisoning/bacterial infection and 28 years later I still suffer on occasion 🙃
Why aren't you using iOverlander app? Brilliant to find garages, hotels, park ups ...
😮amazing footage
Atithi Devo Bhava” meaning “Guest is God.
Lets look positive side of India, Family values, Yoga, Vegan food etc. etc. as compared to West.
@@veiledallegoryEarlier even your ancestors did those too…
@@veiledallegory UK. is the most corrupt nd evil in the world.
This is much better
Negotiating those Roads and not scathed by sonething takes nerves of steel and deserves a medal which your community might give you in September and lors of hugs for carrying in regardless.And your amazing Inspiring quotes .Have a good rest over next few days and good healthy food.By the way you could buy a hand horn and Chris' could be in charge of that .!
Another bit of advice. In India you need a good powerful horn. Also it is always advisable to drive close to the road divider on the right. This way people can only overtake on your left
Omg!!! Watching the later part of this video. My husband and I were lying in bed quite literally "Horning" for you all. We are quite exhausted now.😅 Hope it gets fix soon, so Trudy gets back her voice and we can resume to just holding our breath when you are out in it all driving!! . 😅😅 Sending you all love from Hawkes Bay, NZ xxx
"An adventure is never an adventure when it happens. An adventure is simply physical and emotional discomfort recollected in tranquility." ~
Tim Cahill
If you notice from their previous travel vlog in West Bengal, UP looks far better in terms of cleanliness and road quality.
Under Yogi, UP has truly transformed big time
Now you know why I said get some air horns fitted....even as an addition...can run them off a separate switch...then you'll sound like one of those trucks....foot note....if in the Punjab are...the roads should improve...my brother built some of the motorways there...🚙🚙😊😊
I started watching your videos when you arrived in India (it was a suggested watch) and I must say, I’m totally hooked! Is there a reason you’re not showing what you’ve been eating? I’m very curious if, where, and how you buy food while in the road in India.
They usually do, I’m sure they will soon. Most of the focus on India so far has been just navigating the streets
In other parts of this journey (in Malaysia for example) they frequently showed us meals - often when driving they'd stop at roadside cafes.
@@janavanbeelen8489 the rickshaw run series, which also involves brits driving through india is such a contrast to this.
The one by Jack Harries, Louis Cole, (Ben Brown, Will and Harry) - done 10 years ago is still a classic.
[ only Jack Harries, & Louis Cole have the videos still up. Ben had uploaded a single video - it was sick - but it got taken down because of copyright music ]
Watch them if you want to get a feel for India.
Lovely India. I have been to Delhi/ Agra/ Jaipur. Taj Mahal. Lovely ❤❤❤
Tickets booked for the ball see you there ❤
Woo Hoo !! Thanks both 🌺💃🍻😉
Your India videos are making me want to visit. This is true adventure travel, it's not for casual tourists.
You are probably the first comment that said so.
If I may, I'll suggest you watch the Rikshaw Run series - 10yrs ago - by Jack Harries and Louis Cole - there's two series uploaded of the same trip on two channels.
You could also watch any of the newer Rikshaw run series.
Very good editing.
What an experience! Would be total overload for me - I’m just about coping with the metro system in Seoul! Well done you for, again, taking it all in your stride with smiles! 🚐🚐🚐
Spent years travelling India in the eighties
Always a fascinating edge of the seat exiting adventure no other country comes close to this experience
Totally love these videos thanks for bringing back the memories😎
What’s the name of the song in the background? It’s very nice.
I don’t think I’d ever want to travel to India, but all the people I’ve met from India are the sweetest, kindest folks.
Watch videos which show you sights sounds, people and foods of India, and explore the culture.
You are absolutely wrong...dear
Greetings, 'Khira' is Cucumber only and "wait for side" means that before you try to overtake the truck wait till the truck driver gives you some space by moving to left. It was usually used when roads were not having dividers and only a line divided the to and fro traffic.
Extraordinary. There are no road laws in India. Both sides of each road, including motorways, are fair game for anyone! Lucknow is the centre of Muglai Cuisine if you can spare the time. Also the Residency is very haunting if you can find a guide to show you. An epic site in the struggle for Indian independence.
Morning from.the UK Chris and Mariann brilliant episode theres nowhere quite like India stay safe guys💙❤
I remember reading the "Lonely Planet Guide to India" before we went to live there - & I'll never forget the Author(s) said "You're better off without brakes than without a horn in India"!!! lol
I think this was not the best time to visit india when temperature is above 40°C but please take care and best of luck for your future journey❤
When you have electronic problems, you can try to disconnect the battery for 15 min. (minus first). Sometimes it helps. Greets from Germany! 😉
Türkiye, Giresun... güzellikler her daim yanınızda olsun.Biz hala yanınızdayız seviyoruz sizi.👋
Uh, boy! Of all things!!!...Trudy's horn goes out!!!😅 She was probably like, "guys you are wearing me out!!" India is a trip!!!!
Ha Ha - yep you might be right !!