@iqbal sahibil As a British Anglo saxon I don't want to get involve in the India Pakistan or hindu Muslim thing But I think Iqbal like the muslims here in UK or more so the west there is a deep seated hatred aganist the Hindus Why ? The Hindus are highly successful while the Islamic community are hated in the west ?
@@robertmitchell8630 bro...you can't change the ideology of muslims.....that religion is develop to counter Hinduism in south asia....btw love from hindu❤️
Some Most common Mistakes Foreigner do in India. 1) They stick with New Delhi and north and miss 95% of india which is totally different n beautiful. 2)Every Indian cities has high luxury hotel but they choose cheapest one.( n feel uncomfortable) 3) Instead of a good and hygienic indian food restaurant they choose cheapest road side stall ( n get sick) 4) In search for local culture n tradition they choose most dirty or slum area of city where only poor lives.(later perceive whole city dirty). India is most diverse country. It has everything from cheapest to most expensive and the Cheapest thing is for poorest Not for foreigner. One more thing India has most affordable internet so use it for everything from food to traveling and choose Best one Not Cheapest one.🙏
Well ! That too come under India. They're sick of amazing Hotels and all this luxury in their own country. They come India to get a new experience. It's better to accept that in some parts our country is poor, largely dirty. Country is in garbage or garbage in the country. Both are true.
Cheap doesn't always have to be dirty, That's the mentality we need to have. They come to India for a new experience, if they wanted to live in luxurious hotels and eat the usual rich food , they would have stayed in their own country only. We should accept that we lack in many ways, the cheaper places can atleast be cleaner , Nobody is asking for better facilities just cleanliness. It doesn't require loads of money. We really need to improve, instead of blaming them.
@@triptisharma5121 Hey 'TRIPTI' dont get offended........I understand but if they want to get new expirience then they should do some research but some people just disturebed all indians image ineternationally for some misconduct done by scammers.....if they want to try something new but cheap then they should also except the risks and not complian about it later..........and they can also enjoy indian culture by staying at luxurious hotles and trains like PALACE ON WHEELS, PALACE HOTELS IN RAJASTHAN AND MAHARASHTRA,THE FAMOUS WOODEN HOTELS IN KERALA.......they should also understand that our street food is mainly made for indians as we have devlope our tummy according to it.....as a indian can get sick by eating japnese street food soe foreigners can aslo get sick by indian foods...I KNOW WE NEED TO IMPROVE OURSELVES BUT THEY SHOLD ALSO ACCEPT US WITH OUR FAULTS #NOONEISPERFECT
@@yashkumarthakare2199 why would they ??? They don't belong to this country. The real culture is on the street only , it can't be seen in the 4 and 5 stars hotels , there is no logic in going to a country and then not even seeing the real culture of the country , secondly even our airport system doesn't work properly . So That's obvious that the foreigners would show , what they would see. This logic that cheap has to be dirty is the main reason that our country is in this condition. Apart from that , they do a lot of research. Not all foreigners are super rich , so that they can afford these big hotels. Indian can't get sick by eating any food , Japanese is basically just boiled food . The culture is there in food , street , real common people , the dances and music which you can't get the 4-5 stars hotels. So calm down . You don't want to agree , don't agree. I believe in accepting and then improving rather than giving excuses and blaming them as scammers. Peace✌
Every 10 km is a new experience. North East is just another miracle in the land of magic ☺️ Such happy people and the serene and down to earth culture 🖤🖤
One of my friends from England told me that his aunt who loved India and travelled it's length and breadth said that "the land tests you. India is a living goddess and she will nurture you and will stay with you forever if you accept her".
I have travelled to over 21 countries, and but after india have returned there every year to explore one area in depth. I love the country and its people so much
If you travel on a small budget and book 2 star hotels your experience will be such, I have been to 4 and 5 star hotels in Mumbai and they are world class, the food is always delicious and the warmth of the Hindu people is unmatched.
This country litteraly changed my life. I was travelling with my best friend and the only time we felt insecure was when we got lost, at night, in Varanasi. We endded up beeing the ONLY women outside at this hour (it was about 9 pm but it was pitch dark), and we had no idea where we were or how to go back to the ghats. Other than that, the whole month was great and there's not a day that I don't think about it or wish to go back...
Im 44 and I have wanted to go to India since I was 17. Thank you for sharing how wonderful the culture of India is and thier hospitality and colorfulness is. I hope to travel there some time.
Definitely start in the South and don't wait. Have dental problems? If you need some work, it may be cheaper to fly to India AND have the work done than have it done in US. Then your trip is free. But go before you have mobility issues for sure.
Wow..!! Really feeling overwhelmed bcz I heard many foreigners calling us cringy but I am feeling much better when I saw ur comment. I wish u visit soon every places of India and others where u want to go..not only north and south India which most of the foreigners visit..☺️
@Ashish Bagade I covered half of China and Philippines, at least I have set foot in half of its official provinces. I wish I could that in India, someday.
I think 30 days is not enough but better that than nothing! My experience in India was an amazing journey...! I loved the colors and smells...the people helping you out without even knowing you... What a country ♥️
Yeah I still remember when I was in first standard, I met an uncle. After talking to him for a couple of hours when it was his time to go, he gifted me a Tinkle book (which really really meant a lot to me). I really wish I could meet him again!
"India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great-grandmother of tradition. Our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only." ----- Mark Twain "We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made." ------ Albert Einstein
@H S I've travelled through Mumbai's T2 and I know it's big but not bigger than Delhi's T3. Infact Delhi's T3 is among the biggest airport Terminals in the world and also in 2018 no. of passengers through Mumbai was 47M and from Delhi was 69M
Elen Net Thank you for that I am Indian So it means really much to that you said some nice things about my country thank you I don’t very get that often so thank you
@@adamtech2096 please do not deliberately spread negativity about a country by just listening to the opinion of one person. No data shows that 100 tourists were killed. I am also not an Indian. I have been there several times. I never faced any problems. It's a huge country with a 1.4 billion population. You can't judge such a huge number of people so quickly. And I can guarantee that you have not been to India yourself..
Absolutely accurate description of India, well done. I've just returned from a business/vacation combined trip to Delhi and even though I only saw Delhi (& Agra) I feel like I've experienced the real India, it's beauty, customs, wonderful people and the true meaning of chaos that somehow works. In less that 20 years this country will dominate the world!
There is no single thing called 'real India'. India is a combination of many realities that even a majority of Indians don't get to experience all of them. India is huge. There are always sights and experiences that you'll miss on a trip through India (and regret later when you realise that you missed something and hope to get back again to see it). :)
Nooo Delhi and agra are live 1% of India. India streched across time and space. Space because it you travel 200 miles there is an completelly different culture and time becouse every century in india has been dominated by different types of people bringing in their culture. I you visit some remote monastries in ladakh, you can travel 1000 years back in time
True, India is very welcoming. I lived there for the initial 10 years of my life and you stayed in the wrong hotels the first night. The hotels in India have amazing service and better than the ones in US most of the times
@@pranavvaishnave7648 Hmm christian convert?? We heard about that mob lynching, whether it was false or not we do not know. Should it happen like that? possibly not....if it were true, at least we know one thing that Nagas respect women and will take their disrespect lying down.
@@Noahvde Good you were honest...editing well done...one question, honest question....how hard it is to film save etc. when you are travelling. For me becomes a lot of work...and then a chore. Never been able to edit my 100s of hours of video from many countries.
Got tears in my eyes after watching this. May I be lucky enough to born in India again and again. There's no place I could imagine to take birth other than my Motherland.❤🇮🇳🚩🙏🏼
Who told you taking "uber" in india is a good idea anyway? India has its own car service "Ola" which is more responsive compared to Uber in many cities.
Thank you for that bit of info Rico. I plan to be in India in a few months time for the first time and I was going to be using 'Uber'. I did not know about 'Ola'. Best wishes from South Africa.
@@sanjayr7977 Every car app has its problem. You just need patience. Sometimes things mightn't work as you would like to. I would say India is not a cake walk but definitely worth full of adventure.
@@paulsaha2242: Thank you for your advice. If I'm landing in Mumbai at night from South Africa what would be the best way to get to my hotel in Bandra, Ola or Uber or something else? Thanks in advance.
Ola and uber, are the best. All I am saying is, as this guy mentioned in his video that he had to wait so long to get the ride. I mean, these things happen sometimes due to communication gap(very rarely though). Don't worry, have patience, use Ola as you were suggested. Happy Journey.
@@sanjayr7977 Once you get out of the airport, you'll see Uber & Ola's kiosk outside. Take either of both. Both services are good and have dedicated pickup points at the airport. Alternatively, you can also take the local prepaid taxi from the kiosks setup just outside the arrivals.
I went to India in October for 3 weeks after watching your video series. Before watching your travel India videos I would never have thought to go there! Thank you
visit NORTH EAST INDIA. u will b surprised to see nothing less then scotland, cambodia, thailand ,INDIA and most importantly the very helping hand of the tribal people and the locals.The great SEVEN SISTER NORTH EASTERN STATES OF INDIA.
I have been to India once and am definitely going back. Amazing place, amazing people and culture. Amazing food. I never got sick either. You just have to be careful. But yes......for Westerners, the pace can be extremely fast and chaotic. Flying into Mumbai as your introduction to India is pretty hard core. I stayed down close to Crawford market and that is the definition of crowded and chaotic there.
Best travel plan for India(acc. To me) just to experience diversity of india, in terms of climate and terrain. Mumbai(2 days)- Goa(2 days)- jaiselmer( 1 day camel safari)- Udaipur(1-2 days)- Delhi(1-2 days)- Agra( just taj mahal 6hrs.)- ladakh( best option explore by bikes 3-4 days)- dehradun(2 days mussorie)- Meghalaya(2 days)- Kolkata(2-3 days)- Kerala(2 days allepey, by kayaks)- finally Andaman and Nicobar islands( just to relax)- then flight to your next destination Apart from these you'll have over 100 national parks to choose from, but I'll say 'kaziranga' just for one horned rhinoceros. :-)
I've been in India for almost 2 months now, and I am absolutely loving my experience here. Now at first I'm not going to lie, I was terrified, after sometime I learned to relax and take things one day at a time. For sure I haven't seen alot of India, as I came to get engaged which turned to me getting married instead, but I've been to a few places in Punjab and will be heading to Delhi soon. I haven't gotten food poisoning yet, and yes I've eaten outside my husband's home multiple times. The people and food here are awesome and I will miss that when I go back to the states. The clothes are beautiful here, and so was my wedding gown. Once I go back to the states I will come back after filing papers for my husband to go to the US. I'll also be applying for a 10 year multiple Visa and, if possible, dual citizenship with US and India. I guess I'm saying I fell in love with India and not just because of my husband, I fell in love with the culture, traditions, and the rich history of this country.
Just apply for an OCI (Oversea Citizen of India) card after two years of marriage. It gives you quite a lot of benefits so you can visit the country without hassle and other things as well.
The only mistake foreigners do while visiting INDIA is that they just travel to big cities mainly to Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Mumbai or Bangalore. Real India uncovers when to travel to other parts of the country, travel to Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, North Eastern states, Munnar etc (though I haven't travelled a lot but i can assure you there are like countless places in India you could travel to) real diversity of India uncovers only then. "Dont just go to big cities and think it represents whole of India". As someone other also mentioned in the comments section "India is like countries within a country" if you want relaxing trip then there are places up in the north for that. What you did in your first week in India was like "Travelling to Tokyo/New York in order to get a relaxing experience" though none of the cities in India compares to Tokyo/ New York, well you get the point im making right?
Even kashmir is a beautiful place it's called heaven of India but no one visit there I have visited Gulmarg it was an amazing experience felt tht I'm in heaven and even experienced my first snow india is beautiful you only need to explore more ❤️❤️
I guess my India is only country which have forest mountains deserts plains glaciers grasslands lakes oceans etc which all country does not have in one
In India, you get what you want whether it's luxury, beauty, adventure, chaos, diversity, colours, religions, yoga, meditation, desert, mountains, beaches, forts, palaces, monuments, entertainment, food, good, best, from awful to wonderful, you name it you search it and you get it.
I'm an Indian. What you have said and experienced is totally true. Everything you said about food poisoning is also true. I took my German girlfriend to India two years back. I knew exactly where you could eat without any problems and my girlfriend had the most greatest time of her life. She loved it, never got sick and the only problem was that she had to handle the spiciness somehow. India is dirty and neat at the same time, there is order and so much disorder and the same time, there is a lot of chaos and serenity at the same time. Thats what makes it special. Visit India. We people are friendly and will help you in giving the most amazing experience of your life. Peace.
India 😍 The architecture and foods are pretty amazing! I can't wait to explore this country! I've watch lot of videos and recommendations but got overwhelm but those videos. Are there anyone who gonna explore this huge country? A decent recommendation would be great! Greetings from Czech :)))
India is a subcontinent with variety of climate which most of the western people wouldn't be comfortable. Best time to visit is July onward when the rains hit this vast country. Suggestions for visiting India. 1. Download Irctc app for your railway reservation and tickets booking. 2. Download makemytrip app for your flight and hotel reservations. Hotels listed there, are from budget to 3,4 and 5 starts depending upon your choice. 3. You might be friendly with uber in the West, well it works here as well. Some places ola taxi is also predominant. So download the app. 4. Most of India lies in the small town. Delhi, Mumbai is not wot india is all about. Explore Himalayan states like uttrakhand, darjiling, sikkim, himachal for trekking experience and southern most States for lovely secluded beaches. Goa and Kerala are some of the most beautiful sea shores. 5. Take a train. The trains in India are really comfortable and clean. That too with the cost of your 1 time meal as per western standards. 6. Rajasthan state has forts, palaces and history with rich Maharaja culture deep-rooted in their customs and traditions. 7. Metro cities in India are as good as their western counterparts. With restaurants, pubs, bars, clubs and daily hustle and bustle. 8. I can't write all the things here, I bet you will have a life changing experience here. Welcome to India. For any other info, you can write to me at vaibhav.5982@gmail.com
I visited Prague this Christmas. I loved the city. The Christmas market was great. The castle side of the city on the other side of the river is so pretty
About India, I would say delay your trip by a few years. You will see a more beautiful country. The government only recently realised the tourism potential and it rapidly developing the tourist spots. Also the country is rapidly developing so you will enjoy your trip even more when you come a few years later.
Just to correct you in your initial few statements- you were on budget travel..staying in budget hotel (which will obviously not be clean as a 5 or 7 star hotel) you ate at roadside restaurants which will again be not clean considering a developing country. This is also a fact that no country can compete with India in luxury , culture and heritage. Even being invaded by so many cultures and countries we are standing for ourselves. The world's most expensive hotel costing you somewhere around USD $20000/one night is in India .. 1 month of travel after reading some books is not enough for India. For more facts watch "Namaste London" 😁😁
The 'Namastey London' promotion in the comment lmao. I loved that movie though. Katrina Kaif was mesmerizing. But in all seriousness, you cant just give India only one kind of description. It is HUGE and SO damn different everywhere you go. You can find the best and the worst experiences in the whole wide world within just a few minutes apart in India. It is unpredictable, chaotic, poor, unsafe but still rich, luxurious, kind, welcoming at the same time. Just like you said, some books and 1 month of travel is not enough for India and don't do it justice.
Spot on, you dont eat at roadside eateries and expect not to get sick! I was LoL when he says he visited India's largest city and found it to be chaotic. It is chaotic because it is large. You dont expect NY Times Square to have pin drop silence, do you? Mumbai is likewise!!!
@@peaceful_chaos14 @noahvde ..exactly ..so rightly said.. and I am not agreeing only coz am an Indian but because the way he has presented the country is not right.. seriously few videos on RUclips will not do justice to any country ..any country in the world ..specially to a country like India which is SOOOO diverse .. not all of the things you showed or said are wrong but you should have also mentioned about your way/itinerary/budget/style & span of travel.. or just add a small banner on your video "audience -budget travel/backpackers". Cheers Mate ..
S Y C A B L Y Y That’s a false equivalence. Having a clean room shouldn’t just be the preserve of the rich. Should a cheap room have a jacuzzi and a butler? Quite obviously no, but should a room be hygienic, obviously yes.
That's why its called the " *Incredible India* " You missed the whole of east India, the Himalayan states, northeast India, Punjab, etc during your last trip. Anyways nailed it, brother,
Food poisioning ? 😂 This happens when you have spent all your childhood in a room on a couch and drinking mineral water . Tell it to the guy who played marbels and kho kho in dirt.
@@bluestack6033 You are wrong son . Villagers in remote india dont get food poisoning . Go there and check the health of People between 70-80 years of age . You will find them extremely healthy for their age . Even boys dont ger sick oftenly. Dirt has millions of different microbes and once these microbes get into your body therse produce antibodies to kill these. This will strengthen your immune system . Obviously this is not the absolute case .Drinking mineral water for whole your life will make you vulnerable for virus and other microbial flora once you drink tap water . UNDERSTOOD !
it's not even that.. whenever you change country or region you tend to get upset stomach if you drink tap water. This applies to even countries like US. When i visited it few months back my friends advised me to only drink bottled water.
Starting from bottom; 1.Kerala,you will see the beautiful nature,coasts,marsh like everglades. 2.If you want to feel like in Portugal visit Goa. 3.If you want to feel like in france visit pondecherry. 4.Visit Maharashtra, gujrat, karnataka, tamilnadu for industrialization. 5.India has one of the greatest deserts like thar desert, rajasthan. And most snowy places like himalaya and kashmir. 6.To see the beautiful indo-Islamic culture visit delhi. 7. To see what greenery is? Visit north east. India has everything you want to see.You just need the time n money.
i am not agree with 4. gujrat is not just industries.. we have many beautiful places, rankiwav, somnath temple, ghumli, davarka, mandvi beach, we have beautiful costlel roads,to many things in gujrat, other state dont have idea how beautiful gujrat is...just like forenrs have no idea how beautiful india is...
@@larysnipes4606 lmao. I see you've read Indians in the RUclips comments so much that it feels like that excerpt just came straight outta your head without an effort😂 anyways sorry for the inconvenience caused by a few stupids from my country.
Lary Snipes the Indians on youtube or facebook don't represent real Indians.. they are just young kids who got free internet access. If you come and meet the working class people, you will find them humble.
Lary Snipes you are correct.. they also annoy me, but they are not real representation of India.. just keyboard warriors who think they are very smart because they got some college degree.
Here's a tip about visiting India: Avoid the major cities at all costs,especially Mumbai and Delhi, unless you REALLY REALLY want to look around the monuments or markets. Because the reality is,even average Indians want to go OUT of the cities ,not IN because they know how it is in there.It's a sensory overload for everyone and pollution hell. Go visit Northern Hill stations,visit South India, Western coast cities/beaches or North East instead. Just because Delhi,Mumbai are the most popular Indian cities you hear abroad about doesn't mean you HAVE to go there. Also,if you absolutely HAVE to travel by train (which I also don't recommend), don't be cheap about it "for the experience" and settle for anything below 1st AC atleast. For your own good.
Being an Indian, this is what I say about Africa, having gone there on work and lived there for a few months across a few countries. While India is a land of vast number of people, Africa is a land of vast spaces, much of it untouched by man and polluted. It dwarfs you.
If you are coming to jaipur , rajasthan and need some local expertise with anything please let me know ... I would love to help you out in any way possible
Try to visit north east India, if you can . Welcome & enjoy our hospitality .... from snow falls to beaches , glaciers to ocean, deserts to mountains... welcome to India ."... 🙏🏽
Love all of your India videos! I've been keeping up for the last couple of months after booking my flights to India. I leave for my 3-week trip tomorrow and have taken a lot of inspiration from the route you did. Thank you for all of the great tips!
Have nice trip and please spend more time in tier 2 cities having historical forts ,palaces and cuisine rather than crowded places like Mumbai . You will get a feel of Real India.
I'm Indian and I grew up in Canada, so I can relate to some degree cuz I have visited India quite a bit... but india is still a very beautiful country in many different ways, with many cultures... India is who I am, and it is a wonderful country to visit, with incredible traditions! :)
I dont care what people are commenting for my nation but for me my nation is like heaven , i take birth here and surely i will die here only in the soil of my nation i feel proud to be an indian no matter what people are saying....................
If we really love our country, lets care to listen to the comments by foreign travelers and lets work together to improve our country. Blind jingoism is not going to help us a bit.
Its like our mother and not only in the name (bharat mata that signifies mother india) but also what we feel , india is our mother and thats pretty much it
Being an Indian...you brought smile on our face brother.. We believe whole world as a single family and try to take care as much as we can.. We have been trying to make our country cleaner through many initiatives..we promise you would see a different India in your next trip.. :)..
Anyone who is thinking of travelling in india. For god sake install ola. Uber service is expensive and shit here. Ola is really good here. Remember ola. Ola
I always compare fares in both before booking a ride and I have always found ola to be a bit more expensive than uber. 🤷🏻♂️ But that's just my experience in South Delhi.
There is nothing like CHAI TEA. CHAI is TEA. Food poisoning? Or maybe you just aren't used to various spices in your food?most westerners are confused.
Well sorry to burst the bubble you live but chai isn't just TEA. It's like every kind of coffee is coffee but its different in the way it's prepared and the kind of tea used. So mate CHAI is our most popular kind of tea.
They don't know what kind of Street food is unsanitary and what kind is sanitary and groups all Street food into one than blame it on food. I understand you can't know that but you can't blame also.
actually many foreigners eat cross food in india which is totally wrong.... like fish and dairy products in same meal....butter and oil ...or sour fruits with lemon... soft drink and yougurt in same meal....these things shouldn't be consumed together.. in India u have to drink atleast 3litre of water per day and wear similar traditional clothes to protect from rapid changes in temperature humidity and food. Indians serves comparatively more food so u need to eat less than locals...there are many other things which u need to plan ahead....dont ignore jetlag and sudden temperature difference.
That stereotypical music though! Seriously, no one in India listens to that, we only hear that when foreigners make documentaries and these RUclips videos.
But it is still beautiful. Why can't you just appriciate the music. I do listen to it sometimes. I'm from India. You sound insecure about the culture music. And also he has put in effort so lets just appriciate it! ! It was soo good
sure I don't know if you have heard the rich indian classical music with all the traditional instruments but that no where sounds like the crap these foreigners play in their vidoes. I am very proud of my culture and it is so amusing to see the judgement without even knowing the person and the interest. People on the Internet never fail to surprise me.
@@kal_jorEl. But still it was NOT bad ,one of the main part of our cultural music is to respect all other form of music and their diversity without any boundaries. And it was inappropriate of you to say it's crap. And why don't you see the work he has put into it. 😦 I'm not at all "judging" you or labeling you what type of person you could be. I'm just saying "don't put it that way." Don't be surprised.
@@kal_jorEl Let me tell you why no one in India listens to it... These kind of music, the "classical music" are always hard to digest...You need to have certain knowledge about it to understand it. while the modern pop music or music in Bollywood or any other industry anywhere in the world are just plain and simple.. they'll have lyrics about love(most of the time) that everyone can relate to and something even a 6 year old can understand..In classics, the lyrics are absolutely poetic...In modern music every song will have something in common with other 100 songs.. nothing is creative or Innovative.. everything just plain and simple... Music everywhere is getting poor.. And India is no exception.. Even westerners don't listen to what their original classical music is...No one listens to Mozart,dream theater,Pink Floyd,Iron maiden, Beethoven etc right..? Everyone's busy with shit K-pop..
I understand what you mean to say, but actually this Chalta Hai attitude is our biggest con. If it's a hotel, it should be clean & hygienic, whatever it's rent maybe. Similarly, street food, if cheap, still can be clean & hygienic. I guess you'd agree. :)
Man India is changing very quickly, it is getting cleaner, develope etc. But the youth is only getting more and more uncultured, they are rapidly westernising and seem to forget our culture, I mean we could be East and west at the same time. . Incidents like Writing in hindi, feeling shy to touch the feet of your elders at big places like shopping malls are just some examples. We must not forget our rich culture, we Indians are known for our culture it's our identity, nothing more is more famous than that. Youth must understand this..😞
@@devilslove1259 westernization is not bad and modernization is not following west blindly, wanna be westerner is the main problem in today/s youth, culture and values are part of our root identity if we lost them then we are lost too.
Like China，the young is forgetting their culture. I hope India do keep their rich history. Thats what makes us unique. If every culture isthe same， it will just be a boring world.
@@tejaswarpjt356 naah its Chinese coz tea originated there, British later popularized tea n added this word to their dictionary. Some peeps also say that the word has Hindustani origin.
It's wonderful that you went to India with an open mind and appreciated the true beauty that is it's culture and people. Your experiences exemplify more your attitude than what you witnessed!
India is very beautiful if you experience the beauty of India the other things will just fade away nd there are many misconceptions about India in other Western countries which should not be there it's totally outdated India is great country ...love from Bangladesh! ❤️
In the comment section, I see many mentioning NE India but one rarely makes blog or videos regarding Tourism in NE India. And one more thing to point out, it's unlucky fate that you got food poisoning but Street foods in India are the tastiest and the cheapest.
Yeah I have honestly stopped watching these 'India' vlogs because they don't even explore India properly. It's mostly the forts of Rajasthan and Delhi. Rarely do I see someone travelling to South India and I've never seen anyone visiting Northeast India. It's frustrating with all the stereotypic visuals and music. But that's just my personal opinion.
Watch Hopping Bug videos on northeastern states and Sikkim... Makes you fall in love with it. Especially his Meghalaya video which is in the state tourism ad.
I believe it's not about indian food being unsanitary but about most westerners being too delicate given overprotective atmosphere they live in. We have well developed immune systems here.
Partly true and we can try and make food in a more hygienic manner, though I must say since most of our things are boiled or deep fried it is quite safe.
We have great immune system , that's why we can eat those street foods. But everything too much also hampers us too... But you as a foreigner you must take foods from some quality restaurants and should avoid cheap hotels and lodges.
Maybe u r that character from 'Lion' movie ..... In past u were related to India , n now u r feeling connection n bond with India, Is what making u cry ...... Lol
Glad to hear that you enjoyed your Indian trip, got inspired from Indian culture, the people....keep coming and see this country transforming day by day....we are definitely reaching there....slowly but steadily.......
Beauty of India is that you can have luxurious of times or go on a spiritual journey whatever you choose to in a single country. The diversity and togetherness of people irrespective of religion/region is overwhelming. Almost everywhere in the country people are welcoming and invariably radiate an aura of togetherness. Chaos and calmness are part of the country.The country has something for everybody.
Our country might be chaotic, dirty or busy, but its the best, we are an example of unity in diversity, we have multiple beautiful cultures, huge variety in good food u wil ever get to see in any other country, which definitely doesn’t cause food poisoning, people are more welcoming, freindly and helpful that u wil ever see in any other country. About your hotel experience in Mumbai, u must have booked the low budget hotel, Mumbai is amongst the top and beautiful cities of India, and there is more to India which u cannot just cover in your thirty days trip and no our food is not unhygienic, bad experiences happen sometimes, that doesn’t give u right to say that we have unhygienic food that causes food poisoning.
" relaxing trip " - what does relaxing actually mean?? Isolation? If that's the case why travel - lock yourself in your room... And India has loads of places which are isolated that will give you that solitude experience. India has it's own way to move - if you fight it - you lose and India will not accept it, and if you accept India for what she is, you will love her and be equally loved back in return. Cities and people - Indians are inquisitive, giving, supportive, friendly ( sometimes annoying ), loving and caring.. They will go out of their ways to help you out and you will also find miniscule few who may want rip you off too!! Life isn't rosy all the time, or is it? Indians don't understand the concept of " personal space " because we grow up so entangled in relationships, care and people involvement in all aspects of our lives which I think is a blessing. Having lived extensively overseas, west in my mind suffers ( I have not seen so many people with psychological issues in my entire life in India that I witnessed in a few months overseas) from issues which has to do with social interaction ... People exist but have little to no social interaction ( minus weekend pub binges) laced with social media and the distance becomes even bigger. India may be an assault to your senses - but human interaction in general is. Humanity needs to be open and expressive and should be experienced in it's raw form which India provides in abundance. Apologies not having a go at you - just expressing my views experienced in western countries which might be clean and organised to the eye but hugely confusing and assaulting to senses on a deeper scale where you are left feeling alone and isolated despite having people around you ... Opposite to what is visible to the eye in India. As an Indian, who has seen the world extensively - yes we can be more organised etc but what India is and offers is a character the world needs constitutional laws to experience... We don't go on social media to show how much good work we do for anyone who needs help, we just do it... We accept anyone and every one for who they are without needing "equal opportunity law" and policy or term that as democracy etc , all religions are runspected and given full space because we don't feel threatened by them ( diversity that has existed for thousands of years) - because they add to our rich heritage already....all of which when seen by a westerner may assault their senses, but it's a way of life for us and we love it that way!! We don't want to be westernised because our way to do things may be different but it is more sustainable, accepting and evolved :)..
The beauty of India is in its culture and it's people, you may feel like nothing works as it should, but you end up with a big bunch of people who are in the same situation and who are willing to work together and support each other to make everything better.
Katy Perry -: why only foreigners I think as a North Indian I feel too to travel across north east and I can say same thing behalf of all other part of India . By the from which state do you Belong ??
Dude why do you have to visit Mumbai and Delhi. If i have to plan a trip to India for my foreigner friend then it will start from Kerala. Next best thing will be a road trip from Kerala to Pondicherry. After vising pondi a flight to Andamans. Then after a few days in Andaman a direct flight to Jaipur or Udaipur which will lead to a road trip till Jaisalmer. Then take a flight to Chandigarh and rent a motorcycle for the best road trip of your life to Spiti and Ladakh via Manali highway and returning via Srinagar highway. That's all. The best ever trip of anyone's lifetime. Delhi, Mumbai, Varanasi are so damn overrated. Why the hell anybody wants to visit garbage metro cities in India when the real meaning of life and culture is in Kerala, Andamans, Pondi and whole Himachal.
People visit Mumbai or Delhi because you get more flight options. Many international flights have their port of entries in Mumbai / Delhi, and not in Kerala. And if you land in Mumbai/ Delhi, you obviously have to spend a couple of days to see how cultural diverse they are.
@@parabsiddhesh dude it's just my thought. Maybe some countries don't have flights to Kerela but that's still okay. I said 'my foreigner friends'. If they will have to land in Delhi/Mumbai i still would not recommend them to stay a single day in these shitty cities. Anyway, you can't judge my itinerary. It's covers only the best of India.
India is a land of love,peace,humanity, colors, tastes,traditions,rich culture and varied heritage.. This is INCREDIBLE INDIA. Without staying and sprinting time in India,no one can understand India.. If u want to live..love India... India is Great.. Lots of love and wishes to India from DEEP SENSE
No, if actually think we are used to this kindness so we think all this is just normal but if u go abroad u will get to feel the difference as i felt. Actually we don't respect what we have and take it as granted.
Go to dirty places you'll find dirt, go to poor places you'll find poverty, thats how it works in India, it is a developing country, you'll find hotels at $10 per day and hotels at $10,000 per day. And guess why it became a "developing" one in the first place? Thanks to your white cousins from ENGLAND who looted all the wealth and massacred the indigenous people. Indians were the richest till 1000AD and had an advanced civilization which wrote mathematics, medical science, philosophy, constructed architectural masterpieces which is so complex that is called "made by aliens" when much of western world was in dark ages.
You know India is very ultimately rich in its culture,its diversity ,its places to go and obviously how can I miss the best thing about my country tasty and super spicy country.As a matter of fact I think it would take you at least 10 years to discover the real India .
India is the best country I have been to. What an eye opening experience. Thank you India!
really. what was so eye opening ?
😊You'r welcome anytime bro
We are happy mam that you had nice time in 🇮🇳🇮🇳.
@iqbal sahibil
As a British Anglo saxon
I don't want to get involve in the India Pakistan or hindu Muslim thing
But I think Iqbal like the muslims here in UK or more so the west there is a deep seated hatred aganist the Hindus
Why ?
The Hindus are highly successful while the Islamic community are hated in the west ?
@@robertmitchell8630 bro...you can't change the ideology of muslims.....that religion is develop to counter Hinduism in south asia....btw love from hindu❤️
Your description of india is fairly accurate. I've visited nine times and it never gets dull or boring
9 times😱😍💜
It never does even for Indians lol
India is adventure.
We don't kNow what is boring.
9 times. :)
U are most welcome for 10th time also my friend
Next Time you visit India, Explore NORTHEAST INDIA... It's a Diamond undiscovered..
Exactly bro.......I visited Arunachal Pradesh durinng my college life.........the place is heavenly!!!!!!!!!!!
Ekdam sahi
North east is a beauty of india
@@hachi-ls4vw9pz1o Anywhere up north away from main cities - it will be a journey to remember for eternity.
Seems like you visited the seven sisters
7 sisters, the 7 wonders 💕💕💕
India is like 'Countries within a Country'
@@TearFoX dude chill I meant that in a good way.
Exactly 👍
What a simply discribe you
"Countries within a Country", sharing some of the common culture shared by many people. The culture was disrupted and destroyed by British Invasion.
Actually it is just like european union. Diff dialcts , cultures ,dress, cuisine . It all changes within 100km.
Some Most common Mistakes Foreigner do in India.
1) They stick with New Delhi and north and miss 95% of india which is totally different n beautiful.
2)Every Indian cities has high luxury hotel but they choose cheapest one.( n feel uncomfortable)
3) Instead of a good and hygienic indian food restaurant they choose cheapest road side stall ( n get sick)
4) In search for local culture n tradition they choose most dirty or slum area of city where only poor lives.(later perceive whole city dirty).
India is most diverse country. It has everything from cheapest to most expensive and the Cheapest thing is for poorest Not for foreigner.
One more thing India has most affordable internet so use it for everything from food to traveling and choose Best one Not Cheapest one.🙏
Well ! That too come under India.
They're sick of amazing Hotels and all this luxury in their own country. They come India to get a new experience.
It's better to accept that in some parts our country is poor, largely dirty. Country is in garbage or garbage in the country. Both are true.
@@mainanant true
Cheap doesn't always have to be dirty, That's the mentality we need to have. They come to India for a new experience, if they wanted to live in luxurious hotels and eat the usual rich food , they would have stayed in their own country only. We should accept that we lack in many ways, the cheaper places can atleast be cleaner , Nobody is asking for better facilities just cleanliness. It doesn't require loads of money. We really need to improve, instead of blaming them.
@@triptisharma5121 Hey 'TRIPTI' dont get offended........I understand but if they want to get new expirience then they should do some research but some people just disturebed all indians image ineternationally for some misconduct done by scammers.....if they want to try something new but cheap then they should also except the risks and not complian about it later..........and they can also enjoy indian culture by staying at luxurious hotles and trains like PALACE ON WHEELS, PALACE HOTELS IN RAJASTHAN AND MAHARASHTRA,THE FAMOUS WOODEN HOTELS IN KERALA.......they should also understand that our street food is mainly made for indians as we have devlope our tummy according to it.....as a indian can get sick by eating japnese street food soe foreigners can aslo get sick by indian foods...I KNOW WE NEED TO IMPROVE OURSELVES BUT THEY SHOLD ALSO ACCEPT US WITH OUR FAULTS #NOONEISPERFECT
@@yashkumarthakare2199 why would they ??? They don't belong to this country. The real culture is on the street only , it can't be seen in the 4 and 5 stars hotels , there is no logic in going to a country and then not even seeing the real culture of the country , secondly even our airport system doesn't work properly . So That's obvious that the foreigners would show , what they would see. This logic that cheap has to be dirty is the main reason that our country is in this condition. Apart from that , they do a lot of research. Not all foreigners are super rich , so that they can afford these big hotels. Indian can't get sick by eating any food , Japanese is basically just boiled food . The culture is there in food , street , real common people , the dances and music which you can't get the 4-5 stars hotels. So calm down . You don't want to agree , don't agree. I believe in accepting and then improving rather than giving excuses and blaming them as scammers.
Peace✌
Dont say 'i know india' before visiting Northeastern state... . Come.. I guarantee it'll be whole new experience
As I Indian myself, and who have visited north and south, I am awaiting my trips to Northeast and east....!!
Every 10 km is a new experience. North East is just another miracle in the land of magic ☺️
Such happy people and the serene and down to earth culture 🖤🖤
Exactly.
Correct
North-East is splendid beauty, North-East is underrated in India. A really un explored place. Words can't describe the beauty of North-East.
One of my friends from England told me that his aunt who loved India and travelled it's length and breadth said that "the land tests you. India is a living goddess and she will nurture you and will stay with you forever if you accept her".
Well said
Wow well said..
Wah well saidr
Respect for your Aunt 🙏
Really...love that sentence
I have travelled to over 21 countries, and but after india have returned there every year to explore one area in depth. I love the country and its people so much
If you travel on a small budget and book 2 star hotels your experience will be such, I have been to 4 and 5 star hotels in Mumbai and they are world class, the food is always delicious and the warmth of the Hindu people is unmatched.
Correct 👍
Correct
We Hindus are peace loving people and we treat every guest as "Atithi Devo Bhava". Means every guest is a God.🙏
You took the words right out of my mouth !
Not hindu, indian people
This country litteraly changed my life. I was travelling with my best friend and the only time we felt insecure was when we got lost, at night, in Varanasi. We endded up beeing the ONLY women outside at this hour (it was about 9 pm but it was pitch dark), and we had no idea where we were or how to go back to the ghats. Other than that, the whole month was great and there's not a day that I don't think about it or wish to go back...
That's so awesome! It is truly an amazing country
Thanks to coming my country thank you so much brothers and sisters
@Chuckyy 69 why ? Cause you live in Delhi ?
There is a story when Lord Shiva was lost in The street of Varanasi... After all you are just a human...
@Rotten peaches Thanks for the fantastic feedback.
Im 44 and I have wanted to go to India since I was 17. Thank you for sharing how wonderful the culture of India is and thier hospitality and colorfulness is. I hope to travel there some time.
Watch flying the nest india visits...its so beautiful. Close to real
Come to South dear
Definitely start in the South and don't wait. Have dental problems? If you need some work, it may be cheaper to fly to India AND have the work done than have it done in US. Then your trip is free. But go before you have mobility issues for sure.
Wow..!! Really feeling overwhelmed bcz I heard many foreigners calling us cringy but I am feeling much better when I saw ur comment. I wish u visit soon every places of India and others where u want to go..not only north and south India which most of the foreigners visit..☺️
India is waiting for you!
The sad truth is 95% of Indians died without discovering India
Very true....
sad, and I would one day see it for them as a foreigner though.
@Ashish Bagade I covered half of China and Philippines, at least I have set foot in half of its official provinces. I wish I could that in India, someday.
The universal truth of India.
99.9999
India. I am coming ❤
@Akash i have booked a ticket to Lucknow. ❤
@@Jiggernex12 niceeeeee
@@Jiggernex12 oops lockdown
Must Come to Himachal Pradesh 😀❣️❣️
@@m1mosa which state is best in the Western South Region of India?
I may visit it! 😄
You should try Rishikesh for rafting, ladakhh for snow, Dharamshala for Valleys and Bangalore is one of the cleanest city of india
Trichy is the cleanest city in INDIA
@@SAM_JD7 Mawlynnong: Hold my broom.
@@Kumarrr9 whatever after you cleaning public toilets
@@SAM_JD7 indore is the cleanest
Indore is cleanest city..
I think 30 days is not enough but better that than nothing! My experience in India was an amazing journey...! I loved the colors and smells...the people helping you out without even knowing you... What a country ♥️
Thanks glad to hear that we indians hope every foreigners have a nice journey would love to see u again ❤️
Thanks and as always we come with ‘Atithi devo bhava’
🙂
How to make friends in India...?
TRAVEL IN A TRAIN 😂😂😂🥰
Or number be bahut milte h ,likhe hue
Friend kahi bhi ban sakte hai
@Joel Juan sure..if you can find me or my address in this chaos then I'll be your friend 😜😜😂
TRUU
Yeah I still remember when I was in first standard, I met an uncle. After talking to him for a couple of hours when it was his time to go, he gifted me a Tinkle book (which really really meant a lot to me). I really wish I could meet him again!
"India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great-grandmother of tradition. Our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only."
----- Mark Twain
"We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made."
------ Albert Einstein
@iqbal sahibil failed state porkistan?
India was fantastic before Modi Government but now a Hindu state where minorities have no rights
@iqbal sahibil Pakistani spotted
@@imrananjum4295 you may be a majority in disguise of minority enjoying the facilities provided by Indian govt. Lol pathetic u are
@Paresh Gamit bhai Gujarati cho ne?
I wonder why most of the visitors think Mumbai is the whole India.
Guys we have more than Mumbai.
Ya like delhi , bihar , Kerala , tamilanadu , banglore , assam ,kasmir and other state
You're right but Mumbai is biggest city in India
I guess Delhi is the biggest and moreover Delhi's airport is more busier than Mumbai's and much more bigger
Mumbai is worst india
@H S I've travelled through Mumbai's T2 and I know it's big but not bigger than Delhi's T3. Infact Delhi's T3 is among the biggest airport Terminals in the world and also in 2018 no. of passengers through Mumbai was 47M and from Delhi was 69M
Indians are really nice
Their culture is colourful and beautiful
Yes ❤️
@@adamtech2096 Get the fuck outt from here asshole
Elen Net Thank you for that I am Indian So it means really much to that you said some nice things about my country thank you I don’t very get that often so thank you
@@adamtech2096 please do not deliberately spread negativity about a country by just listening to the opinion of one person. No data shows that 100 tourists were killed. I am also not an Indian. I have been there several times. I never faced any problems. It's a huge country with a 1.4 billion population. You can't judge such a huge number of people so quickly. And I can guarantee that you have not been to India yourself..
Thanks
Absolutely accurate description of India, well done. I've just returned from a business/vacation combined trip to Delhi and even though I only saw Delhi (& Agra) I feel like I've experienced the real India, it's beauty, customs, wonderful people and the true meaning of chaos that somehow works. In less that 20 years this country will dominate the world!
Each state of India will make you feel like you're in different country. India is divers, 1month of trip to India is not enough
There is no single thing called 'real India'. India is a combination of many realities that even a majority of Indians don't get to experience all of them. India is huge. There are always sights and experiences that you'll miss on a trip through India (and regret later when you realise that you missed something and hope to get back again to see it). :)
Thanku for your kind world for India
Nooo Delhi and agra are live 1% of India. India streched across time and space. Space because it you travel 200 miles there is an completelly different culture and time becouse every century in india has been dominated by different types of people bringing in their culture. I you visit some remote monastries in ladakh, you can travel 1000 years back in time
Welcome back 😊
There are plenty of peaceful places in India. It's too big and diverse to be classified as one type of place.
True, India is very welcoming. I lived there for the initial 10 years of my life and you stayed in the wrong hotels the first night. The hotels in India have amazing service and better than the ones in US most of the times
I am an Indian but it seems you travelled India more than me✌️. Dope movie💯. Next time visit the North Eastern part of India you will love it
Haha I say the same about people who visit Canada. Thanks for watching:)
Hi
@@pranavvaishnave7648 tu rant hub ko follow karta hain na?
@@pranavvaishnave7648 Hmm christian convert?? We heard about that mob lynching, whether it was false or not we do not know. Should it happen like that? possibly not....if it were true, at least we know one thing that Nagas respect women and will take their disrespect lying down.
@@Noahvde Good you were honest...editing well done...one question, honest question....how hard it is to film save etc. when you are travelling. For me becomes a lot of work...and then a chore. Never been able to edit my 100s of hours of video from many countries.
Got tears in my eyes after watching this. May I be lucky enough to born in India again and again. There's no place I could imagine to take birth other than my Motherland.❤🇮🇳🚩🙏🏼
Where the hell are you from!! ?
Ok boomer
Why would you cry? 🤦♂️
@@ankitsinghchandra5428 where the hell are u from?
Who told you taking "uber" in india is a good idea anyway? India has its own car service "Ola" which is more responsive compared to Uber in many cities.
Thank you for that bit of info Rico. I plan to be in India in a few months time for the first time and I was going to be using 'Uber'. I did not know about 'Ola'.
Best wishes from South Africa.
@@sanjayr7977 Every car app has its problem. You just need patience. Sometimes things mightn't work as you would like to. I would say India is not a cake walk but definitely worth full of adventure.
@@paulsaha2242: Thank you for your advice. If I'm landing in Mumbai at night from South Africa what would be the best way to get to my hotel in Bandra, Ola or Uber or something else? Thanks in advance.
Ola and uber, are the best. All I am saying is, as this guy mentioned in his video that he had to wait so long to get the ride. I mean, these things happen sometimes due to communication gap(very rarely though). Don't worry, have patience, use Ola as you were suggested. Happy Journey.
@@sanjayr7977 Once you get out of the airport, you'll see Uber & Ola's kiosk outside. Take either of both. Both services are good and have dedicated pickup points at the airport. Alternatively, you can also take the local prepaid taxi from the kiosks setup just outside the arrivals.
I went to India in October for 3 weeks after watching your video series. Before watching your travel India videos I would never have thought to go there! Thank you
Ahh so happy I was able to help! Did you enjoy?
Yes it was amazing, but also uncomfortable. Unfortunately I only had time to explore the north of India, I want to go back and explore the south!
@@chnaealishatravel6753 dont miss kerala in south india next time coming.
visit NORTH EAST INDIA. u will b surprised to see nothing less then scotland, cambodia, thailand ,INDIA and most importantly the very helping hand of the tribal people and the locals.The great SEVEN SISTER NORTH EASTERN STATES OF INDIA.
@@chnaealishatravel6753 do visit North East India (the beauty of nature)
My humble request to the all foreigners: kindly do not go for cheap hotels when you come to India. At least book 3 star hotels.
or dont book in a cheap hotel and expect SHANG RILA.
@@eduardochavacano bilkul
nah nigga, you gotta visit like its an rpg, just show up walk around and when you get tired find the first decent looking hotel
@@detectivedonaldkimball then don't whine on youtube
That's true... You can even go for oyo rooms or Stay with a family
‘Atithi devo bhava’ is what we Indians follow
It means ‘Guests are like God’
I have been to India once and am definitely going back. Amazing place, amazing people and culture. Amazing food. I never got sick either. You just have to be careful. But yes......for Westerners, the pace can be extremely fast and chaotic. Flying into Mumbai as your introduction to India is pretty hard core. I stayed down close to Crawford market and that is the definition of crowded and chaotic there.
You're most welcome 😊
Best travel plan for India(acc. To me) just to experience diversity of india, in terms of climate and terrain.
Mumbai(2 days)- Goa(2 days)- jaiselmer( 1 day camel safari)- Udaipur(1-2 days)- Delhi(1-2 days)- Agra( just taj mahal 6hrs.)- ladakh( best option explore by bikes 3-4 days)- dehradun(2 days mussorie)- Meghalaya(2 days)- Kolkata(2-3 days)- Kerala(2 days allepey, by kayaks)- finally Andaman and Nicobar islands( just to relax)- then flight to your next destination
Apart from these you'll have over 100 national parks to choose from, but I'll say 'kaziranga' just for one horned rhinoceros. :-)
North easter india this time different from whole india
India is in a league of its own 💜
So true
@iqbal sahibil at least we have better living standards and economy than your beggar country...#pkmkb
Aww.. thanks
Sierra Jameson thanks to visit India.
@iqbal sahibil there is no street shitting lol
I've been in India for almost 2 months now, and I am absolutely loving my experience here. Now at first I'm not going to lie, I was terrified, after sometime I learned to relax and take things one day at a time. For sure I haven't seen alot of India, as I came to get engaged which turned to me getting married instead, but I've been to a few places in Punjab and will be heading to Delhi soon. I haven't gotten food poisoning yet, and yes I've eaten outside my husband's home multiple times. The people and food here are awesome and I will miss that when I go back to the states. The clothes are beautiful here, and so was my wedding gown. Once I go back to the states I will come back after filing papers for my husband to go to the US. I'll also be applying for a 10 year multiple Visa and, if possible, dual citizenship with US and India. I guess I'm saying I fell in love with India and not just because of my husband, I fell in love with the culture, traditions, and the rich history of this country.
No need to give up American citizenship, they have lot of medical benefits
Just apply for an OCI (Oversea Citizen of India) card after two years of marriage. It gives you quite a lot of benefits so you can visit the country without hassle and other things as well.
You cant have both. You need to be either a Indian or a American. Maybe apply for OCI.
dual nationality not allowed .. remain ur husband indian
I don't think india allows dual citizenship
The only mistake foreigners do while visiting INDIA is that they just travel to big cities mainly to Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Mumbai or Bangalore. Real India uncovers when to travel to other parts of the country, travel to Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, North Eastern states, Munnar etc (though I haven't travelled a lot but i can assure you there are like countless places in India you could travel to) real diversity of India uncovers only then. "Dont just go to big cities and think it represents whole of India". As someone other also mentioned in the comments section "India is like countries within a country" if you want relaxing trip then there are places up in the north for that. What you did in your first week in India was like "Travelling to Tokyo/New York in order to get a relaxing experience" though none of the cities in India compares to Tokyo/ New York, well you get the point im making right?
Even kashmir is a beautiful place it's called heaven of India but no one visit there I have visited Gulmarg it was an amazing experience felt tht I'm in heaven and even experienced my first snow india is beautiful you only need to explore more ❤️❤️
I guess my India is only country which have forest mountains deserts plains glaciers grasslands lakes oceans etc which all country does not have in one
You forgot beaches and islands
USA does too
@@motionmarketer4762 yes
@@motionmarketer4762 : ur systematic but we are chiotic.
😉😉
That's actually true tho
In India, you get what you want whether it's luxury, beauty, adventure, chaos, diversity, colours, religions, yoga, meditation, desert, mountains, beaches, forts, palaces, monuments, entertainment, food, good, best, from awful to wonderful, you name it you search it and you get it.
Sooo true! 😊
100% correct
by far the most accurate description of India.
I'm an Indian. What you have said and experienced is totally true. Everything you said about food poisoning is also true. I took my German girlfriend to India two years back. I knew exactly where you could eat without any problems and my girlfriend had the most greatest time of her life. She loved it, never got sick and the only problem was that she had to handle the spiciness somehow. India is dirty and neat at the same time, there is order and so much disorder and the same time, there is a lot of chaos and serenity at the same time. Thats what makes it special. Visit India. We people are friendly and will help you in giving the most amazing experience of your life. Peace.
Actually really true fam
When ur immune systems is weak,
India 😍 The architecture and foods are pretty amazing! I can't wait to explore this country! I've watch lot of videos and recommendations but got overwhelm but those videos. Are there anyone who gonna explore this huge country? A decent recommendation would be great!
Greetings from Czech :)))
India is a subcontinent with variety of climate which most of the western people wouldn't be comfortable. Best time to visit is July onward when the rains hit this vast country.
Suggestions for visiting India.
1. Download Irctc app for your railway reservation and tickets booking.
2. Download makemytrip app for your flight and hotel reservations. Hotels listed there, are from budget to 3,4 and 5 starts depending upon your choice.
3. You might be friendly with uber in the West, well it works here as well. Some places ola taxi is also predominant. So download the app.
4. Most of India lies in the small town. Delhi, Mumbai is not wot india is all about. Explore Himalayan states like uttrakhand, darjiling, sikkim, himachal for trekking experience and southern most States for lovely secluded beaches. Goa and Kerala are some of the most beautiful sea shores.
5. Take a train. The trains in India are really comfortable and clean. That too with the cost of your 1 time meal as per western standards.
6. Rajasthan state has forts, palaces and history with rich Maharaja culture deep-rooted in their customs and traditions.
7. Metro cities in India are as good as their western counterparts. With restaurants, pubs, bars, clubs and daily hustle and bustle.
8. I can't write all the things here, I bet you will have a life changing experience here.
Welcome to India. For any other info, you can write to me at vaibhav.5982@gmail.com
COME TO KERALA, CHERAPUNJI ,
@@gitanshgarg855 Cherapunji is in Meghalaya. Right?
I visited Prague this Christmas. I loved the city. The Christmas market was great. The castle side of the city on the other side of the river is so pretty
About India, I would say delay your trip by a few years. You will see a more beautiful country. The government only recently realised the tourism potential and it rapidly developing the tourist spots. Also the country is rapidly developing so you will enjoy your trip even more when you come a few years later.
And you can go on a major luxury trip in India as well. It’s just your choice. India has some of best luxury hotels and luxury trains.
Totally! You can travel through it in many ways
How come you have official name of katy 😮
Prashant Haldiyal who’s that?
Just to correct you in your initial few statements- you were on budget travel..staying in budget hotel (which will obviously not be clean as a 5 or 7 star hotel) you ate at roadside restaurants which will again be not clean considering a developing country. This is also a fact that no country can compete with India in luxury , culture and heritage. Even being invaded by so many cultures and countries we are standing for ourselves. The world's most expensive hotel costing you somewhere around USD $20000/one night is in India .. 1 month of travel after reading some books is not enough for India. For more facts watch "Namaste London" 😁😁
Fantastic comment .
The 'Namastey London' promotion in the comment lmao. I loved that movie though. Katrina Kaif was mesmerizing. But in all seriousness, you cant just give India only one kind of description. It is HUGE and SO damn different everywhere you go. You can find the best and the worst experiences in the whole wide world within just a few minutes apart in India. It is unpredictable, chaotic, poor, unsafe but still rich, luxurious, kind, welcoming at the same time. Just like you said, some books and 1 month of travel is not enough for India and don't do it justice.
Spot on, you dont eat at roadside eateries and expect not to get sick! I was LoL when he says he visited India's largest city and found it to be chaotic. It is chaotic because it is large. You dont expect NY Times Square to have pin drop silence, do you? Mumbai is likewise!!!
Well said sister 🙏
@@peaceful_chaos14 @noahvde ..exactly ..so rightly said.. and I am not agreeing only coz am an Indian but because the way he has presented the country is not right.. seriously few videos on RUclips will not do justice to any country ..any country in the world ..specially to a country like India which is SOOOO diverse .. not all of the things you showed or said are wrong but you should have also mentioned about your way/itinerary/budget/style & span of travel.. or just add a small banner on your video "audience -budget travel/backpackers". Cheers Mate ..
So recognizable :) India is such an amazing country.
India is great.
And I am from india.
I am proud to be my indian.
Mean;-
भारत महान है
और मैं भारत से हु।
और मुझे अपने भारतीय होने पर गर्व है
book cheap hotels and complain about hygeine...perfect westerners
Hmmmm
How'd they get some perfect drama story then 😏
I think brother don't know about TAJ 🤣🤣
Even cheap hotel rooms should be clean!
S Y C A B L Y Y That’s a false equivalence. Having a clean room shouldn’t just be the preserve of the rich. Should a cheap room have a jacuzzi and a butler? Quite obviously no, but should a room be hygienic, obviously yes.
That's why its called the " *Incredible India* "
You missed the whole of east India, the Himalayan states, northeast India, Punjab, etc during your last trip. Anyways nailed it, brother,
Food poisioning ? 😂 This happens when you have spent all your childhood in a room on a couch and drinking mineral water . Tell it to the guy who played marbels and kho kho in dirt.
Rodger benson I will surely tell as soon as I find the guy playing in the dirt. Ohh btw what do I need to tell?
@@himanshu99871 Get here in punjab . Lot of guys wrestle and play kabbadi in dirt . They Hardly get sick .
@@rodgerbenson6929 Playing in dirt has nothing to do with hygiene. Food poisoning is even common for indian.
@@bluestack6033 You are wrong son . Villagers in remote india dont get food poisoning . Go there and check the health of People between 70-80 years of age . You will find them extremely healthy for their age . Even boys dont ger sick oftenly. Dirt has millions of different microbes and once these microbes get into your body therse produce antibodies to kill these. This will strengthen your immune system . Obviously this is not the absolute case .Drinking mineral water for whole your life will make you vulnerable for virus and other microbial flora once you drink tap water . UNDERSTOOD !
it's not even that.. whenever you change country or region you tend to get upset stomach if you drink tap water. This applies to even countries like US. When i visited it few months back my friends advised me to only drink bottled water.
Starting from bottom;
1.Kerala,you will see the beautiful nature,coasts,marsh like everglades.
2.If you want to feel like in Portugal visit Goa.
3.If you want to feel like in france visit pondecherry.
4.Visit Maharashtra, gujrat, karnataka, tamilnadu for industrialization.
5.India has one of the greatest deserts like thar desert, rajasthan.
And most snowy places like himalaya and kashmir.
6.To see the beautiful indo-Islamic culture visit delhi.
7. To see what greenery is? Visit north east.
India has everything you want to see.You just need the time n money.
i am not agree with 4. gujrat is not just industries.. we have many beautiful places, rankiwav, somnath temple, ghumli, davarka, mandvi beach, we have beautiful costlel roads,to many things in gujrat, other state dont have idea how beautiful gujrat is...just like forenrs have no idea how beautiful india is...
Sahyadri ranges in Maharashtra
8.if you want to see a tropical island, go to lakshadweep or andaman and nicobar islands
Forget something...
8.If you want to have best deserts and sweets head to the east(West Bengal)
Cost of living is affordable compared to other countries also.
If you book low cost hotels then this happen😂😂😂
A Canadian talking about how nice the people were.
We must be doing something right then.
Or you're being polite.
Never sure with Canadians -_-
Such insecurity. Tut tut....
@@larysnipes4606 1.32 billions of them. You can't even generalise bro
@@larysnipes4606 lmao. I see you've read Indians in the RUclips comments so much that it feels like that excerpt just came straight outta your head without an effort😂 anyways sorry for the inconvenience caused by a few stupids from my country.
Lary Snipes the Indians on youtube or facebook don't represent real Indians.. they are just young kids who got free internet access. If you come and meet the working class people, you will find them humble.
Lary Snipes you are correct.. they also annoy me, but they are not real representation of India.. just keyboard warriors who think they are very smart because they got some college degree.
Here's a tip about visiting India: Avoid the major cities at all costs,especially Mumbai and Delhi, unless you REALLY REALLY want to look around the monuments or markets. Because the reality is,even average Indians want to go OUT of the cities ,not IN because they know how it is in there.It's a sensory overload for everyone and pollution hell. Go visit Northern Hill stations,visit South India, Western coast cities/beaches or North East instead. Just because Delhi,Mumbai are the most popular Indian cities you hear abroad about doesn't mean you HAVE to go there. Also,if you absolutely HAVE to travel by train (which I also don't recommend), don't be cheap about it "for the experience" and settle for anything below 1st AC atleast. For your own good.
I think visitors should travel travel by trains to see the real india that too sleeper class, AC compartment is booring
Why would you want to travel alone like a ghost in first AC?
You should always book 3AC .. you get to meet people and its not as hectic as non ACs
Every young person should visit India at least once and his/her life will change forever
Being an Indian, this is what I say about Africa, having gone there on work and lived there for a few months across a few countries. While India is a land of vast number of people, Africa is a land of vast spaces, much of it untouched by man and polluted. It dwarfs you.
Bro you forgot to visit North East.....well next tym if u visit india do visit the particular place
But if everyone starts coming to the seven sisters it will get spoilt like the rest of our country
I wish no one should spoil seven sisters.like nature .
If only people understand about the sanitation.......as they love to visit do love to maintain nature as well
@@jamp5644 yes
If anybody ruins anything it would be indians themselves, not foreigners. Everywhere that Indians live is disgustingly dirty.
Sasti hotels book kroge to cockroach hi milenge common sense bro
Point😂😂😂😂😂
Ab sasta hotel book kariyega... Aur chahiyega ke kamare mein Haathi ghoome...
Aisa to nahi na hoga...
@@mxxmauuhan3597 hahaha
@@mxxmauuhan3597 ye heavy tha.. I am still laughing
Ho have very funny 😅😁😁😀😃😄😊
I got sick when I had burger in NYC 😏😷
Lol
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@Riyansh Gupta source?
I can't travel anywhere due to covid-19😷
But when the restrictions disappear, India is in the top of my list 🤔 🧡💛💚🤍
अतिथि देवो भव: means Guests are our god.,,,,
Welcome brother,,,,, 🙏
Most welcome 🙏
You we will be very happy to have you here...
I thank all my friends and hope to be able to come in 2021. 🙏
Love from 🇮🇳❤
Incredible India 😘 I will visit India India India India India India India
you are welcome...
Visit punjab the golden temple
Come come welcome
Go to assam it's awesome.
Welcome
Awesome Noah! This is getting me ready for our trip to India in February! Keep it up.
You'll have so much fun!
Watch some videos of RUclips channel 'Vlog Nation' To see modern under-construction India.
Search for 'Vlog Nation emerging India' .
@bye girl hes not going there to have sex i suppose hes going to explore the country to know the culture to learn the indian lifestyle.
Come early .. before February. Otherwise it's too hot in march ending, April and may.
If you are coming to jaipur , rajasthan and need some local expertise with anything please let me know
... I would love to help you out in any way possible
Thank you for sharing with us =)
I'm going to India in a few weeks, this video gave me some ideas on what to expect when im over there.
You're going to love It!
And karl rock vlogs he is living in India permanently in Delhi and make his vlogs throughout this lovely country
Its nothing like west. So get ready for shock.U have to think like an indian to really enjoy ur visit. Waiting for u bro.
@@srmohanty7460 the best advice ever for travellers to India; "think like an Indian" seriously!
Try to visit north east India, if you can . Welcome & enjoy our hospitality .... from snow falls to beaches , glaciers to ocean, deserts to mountains... welcome to India ."... 🙏🏽
I am Indian staying in canada.. this video makes me so want to go back❤️🙏🏻
Please stay in Canada. We are already pressurised by the huge population.
@@harold206 you got no chill man 😂😂😂😂
@@harold206 😮😂😂bro
I don't like immigration
Love all of your India videos! I've been keeping up for the last couple of months after booking my flights to India. I leave for my 3-week trip tomorrow and have taken a lot of inspiration from the route you did. Thank you for all of the great tips!
So glad I could help! Have a say Yasmin!!
Have nice trip and please spend more time in tier 2 cities having historical forts ,palaces and cuisine rather than crowded places like Mumbai . You will get a feel of Real India.
Welcome to our country
Welcome 😀
Ma'am watch some videos of RUclips channel 'Vlog Nation'.
Search for 'Vlog Nation emerging India' to see modern under-construction India.
I'm Indian and I grew up in Canada, so I can relate to some degree cuz I have visited India quite a bit... but india is still a very beautiful country in many different ways, with many cultures... India is who I am, and it is a wonderful country to visit, with incredible traditions! :)
Do you often visit India randomly? Just asking
Nice dp
India is a country full of culture & colours... Let me know if you are coming next time
I'll try my best to show you the richest culture of India 🙌
It really is! Such a beautiful country 😄
"What i thought about India"
Brother from anther Mother
@Developing India thanks bro
@Developing Indiamota moti vhai....but akrater number barcha...
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Our old Indian part Bangladesh ❤️🙏
@@atmanvlogs5063 yes bro
Visit Northeast India next time... It will take u to another level of India experience
Hope north east is not safe?
@@daddyjee5509 I visited north East in October it's the most beautiful part of India.
@@daddyjee5509 NE is much more safer than the rest of India... Even a womab can go out by herself at midnight..
ROBBIE THAOSEN means?
@@daddyjee5509 have u ever been there??
How can you forget?
Hotel? *Trivago*
XD
Trivago makes u to find an ideal hotel for the best price. 😉😉
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Trivago waale bhaiya kahan ho aap..aapki job chhin gayi hai😅
Lol the worst ad.
After watching this I thought to visit India 🇮🇳
Then I thought I'm in India
Shit..
Same😂😂
You can go to Nepal border and then can think for a while being in Nepal border all for free
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North East India is the new destination in India. Unexplored and breathtakingly beautiful!
I dont care what people are commenting for my nation but for me my nation is like heaven , i take birth here and surely i will die here only in the soil of my nation i feel proud to be an indian no matter what people are saying....................
LOVE YOUR SPIRIT MISS YADAV
Poor u
If we really love our country, lets care to listen to the comments by foreign travelers and lets work together to improve our country. Blind jingoism is not going to help us a bit.
@@Obelix5658 you are right sir
Its like our mother and not only in the name (bharat mata that signifies mother india) but also what we feel , india is our mother and thats pretty much it
I want to Visit India to change my Life! But I am already in India! smh
Ye to kuch aisa ho gya ki....career bnane k lie mumbai jana h mujhe lekin me mumbai me hi rhta hu😂😂😂
@@ratnamanjarisahoo3645 haaan😂😂😂😂
So what are you implying here?
Absolute MadLad xD
@@ratnamanjarisahoo3645 bhai bhai 😂🙌😂
Being an Indian...you brought smile on our face brother..
We believe whole world as a single family and try to take care as much as we can..
We have been trying to make our country cleaner through many initiatives..we promise you would see a different India in your next trip..
:)..
Me:- Idli and sambar with chutney
Foreigners :- coconut chutney with vegetable thing and some fermented rice cake sorta stuff😂
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Anyone who is thinking of travelling in india. For god sake install ola. Uber service is expensive and shit here. Ola is really good here. Remember ola. Ola
Lol. Seriously? Ola is cheaper? Where? Surely not in Delhi. 🤷🏻♂️
@@ovejash
Bhai me itni baar gaya Uber or ola me ola sasti hai bhai aur me Delhi se hi hyu
@@ovejash yes bro ola is more cheaper in kolkata...
Chennai me bhi Ola cheap hai
I always compare fares in both before booking a ride and I have always found ola to be a bit more expensive than uber. 🤷🏻♂️ But that's just my experience in South Delhi.
Tourist should travel all the northeast states. If you want a relaxing trip and fresh air.
I'm from Assam too 😊
Myself from Assam too but not an Assamese 😅
Love North East from South
@Sun Tzu AFPSA😂
I want to visit North East but seriously need some local friends there.
There is nothing like CHAI TEA. CHAI is TEA.
Food poisoning? Or maybe you just aren't used to various spices in your food?most westerners are confused.
TheObserver yeah, confused why hygiene isnt prioritized more.. That said, i would love to see India thanks to the videos from bald and bankrupt
Well sorry to burst the bubble you live but chai isn't just TEA. It's like every kind of coffee is coffee but its different in the way it's prepared and the kind of tea used. So mate CHAI is our most popular kind of tea.
They don't know what kind of Street food is unsanitary and what kind is sanitary and groups all Street food into one than blame it on food. I understand you can't know that but you can't blame also.
In my opinion Main issue is with tap water.. food is properly cooked, and also some people cant handle much spices as they are not used to..
actually many foreigners eat cross food in india which is totally wrong.... like fish and dairy products in same meal....butter and oil ...or sour fruits with lemon... soft drink and yougurt in same meal....these things shouldn't be consumed together.. in India u have to drink atleast 3litre of water per day and wear similar traditional clothes to protect from rapid changes in temperature humidity and food. Indians serves comparatively more food so u need to eat less than locals...there are many other things which u need to plan ahead....dont ignore jetlag and sudden temperature difference.
Thanks bro..
For saying that indian food is world class..
I am from. India
And I am happy to know that you enjoyed India journey.
That stereotypical music though! Seriously, no one in India listens to that, we only hear that when foreigners make documentaries and these RUclips videos.
But it is still beautiful. Why can't you just appriciate the music. I do listen to it sometimes. I'm from India. You sound insecure about the culture music. And also he has put in effort so lets just appriciate it! ! It was soo good
sure I don't know if you have heard the rich indian classical music with all the traditional instruments but that no where sounds like the crap these foreigners play in their vidoes.
I am very proud of my culture and it is so amusing to see the judgement without even knowing the person and the interest. People on the Internet never fail to surprise me.
@@kal_jorEl. But still it was NOT bad ,one of the main part of our cultural music is to respect all other form of music and their diversity without any boundaries. And it was inappropriate of you to say it's crap. And why don't you see the work he has put into it. 😦
I'm not at all "judging" you or labeling you what type of person you could be. I'm just saying "don't put it that way."
Don't be surprised.
@@kal_jorEl Let me tell you why no one in India listens to it...
These kind of music, the "classical music" are always hard to digest...You need to have certain knowledge about it to understand it. while the modern pop music or music in Bollywood or any other industry anywhere in the world are just plain and simple.. they'll have lyrics about love(most of the time) that everyone can relate to and something even a 6 year old can understand..In classics, the lyrics are absolutely poetic...In modern music every song will have something in common with other 100 songs.. nothing is creative or Innovative.. everything just plain and simple...
Music everywhere is getting poor.. And India is no exception..
Even westerners don't listen to what their original classical music is...No one listens to Mozart,dream theater,Pink Floyd,Iron maiden, Beethoven etc right..?
Everyone's busy with shit K-pop..
Exactly
Just stop calling chai tea... Chai means tea
How can he stop calling Chai Tea. After all Chai is Tea!!! :)
Yeah it annoys me they call it chai tea which basically means tea tea 😶
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Really, it's so cringeworthy when I'm watching their tv shows and movies and they're calling it "cHaI tEa".
But there are so many kinds of tea and the way that we prepare tea in India ,it has always been called chai tea in the west i think
But PewDiePie fans hate us☹️
Go T-Series!!
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Why do u care??? Who gives a danm to that man?
Bro u book cheapest hotel that why Cockroach coming u r room😂😂😂😂
I understand what you mean to say, but actually this Chalta Hai attitude is our biggest con. If it's a hotel, it should be clean & hygienic, whatever it's rent maybe. Similarly, street food, if cheap, still can be clean & hygienic. I guess you'd agree. :)
Yes true... But this thing could be happen anywhere in world
Man India is changing very quickly, it is getting cleaner, develope etc. But the youth is only getting more and more uncultured, they are rapidly westernising and seem to forget our culture, I mean we could be East and west at the same time.
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Incidents like Writing in hindi, feeling shy to touch the feet of your elders at big places like shopping malls are just some examples. We must not forget our rich culture, we Indians are known for our culture it's our identity, nothing more is more famous than that. Youth must understand this..😞
Said the guy who names himself "Mercedes Benz"... Bite me..
@@devilslove1259 westernization is not bad and modernization is not following west blindly, wanna be westerner is the main problem in today/s youth, culture and values are part of our root identity if we lost them then we are lost too.
@@devilslove1259 exactly my thougts 😂😂
Like China，the young is forgetting their culture. I hope India do keep their rich history. Thats what makes us unique. If every culture isthe same， it will just be a boring world.
"Chai tea" basically means tea tea 😅😂
lol, I thought the same too!
Chai is also an English word
@@tejaswarpjt356 naah its Chinese coz tea originated there, British later popularized tea n added this word to their dictionary. Some peeps also say that the word has Hindustani origin.
@@hsthast7183 OMG, I meant the same man
@@tejaswarpjt356 good for you!
It's wonderful that you went to India with an open mind and appreciated the true beauty that is it's culture and people. Your experiences exemplify more your attitude than what you witnessed!
India is very beautiful if you experience the beauty of India the other things will just fade away nd there are many misconceptions about India in other Western countries which should not be there it's totally outdated India is great country ...love from Bangladesh! ❤️
In the comment section, I see many mentioning NE India but one rarely makes blog or videos regarding Tourism in NE India.
And one more thing to point out, it's unlucky fate that you got food poisoning but Street foods in India are the tastiest and the cheapest.
Yeah I have honestly stopped watching these 'India' vlogs because they don't even explore India properly. It's mostly the forts of Rajasthan and Delhi. Rarely do I see someone travelling to South India and I've never seen anyone visiting Northeast India. It's frustrating with all the stereotypic visuals and music. But that's just my personal opinion.
NE India and tourism is like helmet in an aeroplane
@@Jobzachariah Nope.....
Watch Hopping Bug videos on northeastern states and Sikkim... Makes you fall in love with it.
Especially his Meghalaya video which is in the state tourism ad.
@@Jobzachariah NE and tourism is like wearing a helmet in race track
I'm from Kerala. Happy 2 see you in Kerala backwaters.
Beautiful!
I believe it's not about indian food being unsanitary but about most westerners being too delicate given overprotective atmosphere they live in. We have well developed immune systems here.
Partly true and we can try and make food in a more hygienic manner, though I must say since most of our things are boiled or deep fried it is quite safe.
We have great immune system , that's why we can eat those street foods. But everything too much also hampers us too... But you as a foreigner you must take foods from some quality restaurants and should avoid cheap hotels and lodges.
why am i crying watching this.
why ???😊😊😊
Dont cry sis...
Georgina Leen maybe because you were chopping onions while watching this video!
kavi sidhu And you just wanna know everything 😜
Maybe u r that character from 'Lion' movie ..... In past u were related to India , n now u r feeling connection n bond with India, Is what making u cry ...... Lol
In india we sell 2 cents food and 100 dollar food.
I think you chose 2 cents food
ha ha ha ha. Because vloggers want DRAMA for their vlog. If nO food poisoning, nothing controversial to vlog about.
But most foreigners eat street food to experience the real essence of that particular place.
Only a traveler would understand
It's not about money
And when foreigners come, we sell then 2cent food as $100 food. From the Govt to the private small business, we like to cheat them much of the time.
India = view's
But if we watch your video in india u get half money then other countries because india cp is down.. So our View not makes you rich..
Zomato craving for something ......
@@sandesh9933 maybe views
@@sandesh9933 no one makes video for free boy!
Which leads to increase in tourism.
Glad to hear that you enjoyed your Indian trip, got inspired from Indian culture, the people....keep coming and see this country transforming day by day....we are definitely reaching there....slowly but steadily.......
Beauty of India is that you can have luxurious of times or go on a spiritual journey whatever you choose to in a single country. The diversity and togetherness of people irrespective of religion/region is overwhelming. Almost everywhere in the country people are welcoming and invariably radiate an aura of togetherness. Chaos and calmness are part of the country.The country has something for everybody.
Beautifully put. Couldn't agree more!
Our country might be chaotic, dirty or busy, but its the best, we are an example of unity in diversity, we have multiple beautiful cultures, huge variety in good food u wil ever get to see in any other country, which definitely doesn’t cause food poisoning, people are more welcoming, freindly and helpful that u wil ever see in any other country.
About your hotel experience in Mumbai, u must have booked the low budget hotel, Mumbai is amongst the top and beautiful cities of India, and there is more to India which u cannot just cover in your thirty days trip and no our food is not unhygienic, bad experiences happen sometimes, that doesn’t give u right to say that we have unhygienic food that causes food poisoning.
Really true
" relaxing trip " - what does relaxing actually mean?? Isolation? If that's the case why travel - lock yourself in your room... And India has loads of places which are isolated that will give you that solitude experience.
India has it's own way to move - if you fight it - you lose and India will not accept it, and if you accept India for what she is, you will love her and be equally loved back in return.
Cities and people - Indians are inquisitive, giving, supportive, friendly ( sometimes annoying ), loving and caring.. They will go out of their ways to help you out and you will also find miniscule few who may want rip you off too!! Life isn't rosy all the time, or is it?
Indians don't understand the concept of " personal space " because we grow up so entangled in relationships, care and people involvement in all aspects of our lives which I think is a blessing.
Having lived extensively overseas, west in my mind suffers ( I have not seen so many people with psychological issues in my entire life in India that I witnessed in a few months overseas) from issues which has to do with social interaction ... People exist but have little to no social interaction ( minus weekend pub binges) laced with social media and the distance becomes even bigger.
India may be an assault to your senses - but human interaction in general is. Humanity needs to be open and expressive and should be experienced in it's raw form which India provides in abundance.
Apologies not having a go at you - just expressing my views experienced in western countries which might be clean and organised to the eye but hugely confusing and assaulting to senses on a deeper scale where you are left feeling alone and isolated despite having people around you ... Opposite to what is visible to the eye in India.
As an Indian, who has seen the world extensively - yes we can be more organised etc but what India is and offers is a character the world needs constitutional laws to experience... We don't go on social media to show how much good work we do for anyone who needs help, we just do it... We accept anyone and every one for who they are without needing "equal opportunity law" and policy or term that as democracy etc , all religions are runspected and given full space because we don't feel threatened by them ( diversity that has existed for thousands of years) - because they add to our rich heritage already....all of which when seen by a westerner may assault their senses, but it's a way of life for us and we love it that way!! We don't want to be westernised because our way to do things may be different but it is more sustainable, accepting and evolved :)..
You're right, if want a relaxing trip then go to andman & nikobar island those so relaxing calm places compare to mumbai
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The beauty of India is in its culture and it's people, you may feel like nothing works as it should, but you end up with a big bunch of people who are in the same situation and who are willing to work together and support each other to make everything better.
Please visit North East India🙏🏼
Manali
north east really ROAR like ur song
Yes
Katy Perry -: why only foreigners I think as a North Indian I feel too to travel across north east and I can say same thing behalf of all other part of India . By the from which state do you Belong ??
abhishek tiwari Nagaland
Such a great video!
Thank you!!
Welcome to our country.
Dude why do you have to visit Mumbai and Delhi. If i have to plan a trip to India for my foreigner friend then it will start from Kerala. Next best thing will be a road trip from Kerala to Pondicherry. After vising pondi a flight to Andamans. Then after a few days in Andaman a direct flight to Jaipur or Udaipur which will lead to a road trip till Jaisalmer. Then take a flight to Chandigarh and rent a motorcycle for the best road trip of your life to Spiti and Ladakh via Manali highway and returning via Srinagar highway. That's all. The best ever trip of anyone's lifetime. Delhi, Mumbai, Varanasi are so damn overrated. Why the hell anybody wants to visit garbage metro cities in India when the real meaning of life and culture is in Kerala, Andamans, Pondi and whole Himachal.
People visit Mumbai or Delhi because you get more flight options. Many international flights have their port of entries in Mumbai / Delhi, and not in Kerala. And if you land in Mumbai/ Delhi, you obviously have to spend a couple of days to see how cultural diverse they are.
@@parabsiddhesh dude it's just my thought. Maybe some countries don't have flights to Kerela but that's still okay. I said 'my foreigner friends'. If they will have to land in Delhi/Mumbai i still would not recommend them to stay a single day in these shitty cities. Anyway, you can't judge my itinerary. It's covers only the best of India.
@@nightowl7666 No bro, i am not judging ur itinerary, But you dont be judgemental about Delhi/ Mumbai by calling them Shitty!
@@parabsiddhesh Bro i am a Delhite and tbh it's shitty. Yes Mumbai is a little better but not a tourist destination for sure.
@@nightowl7666 Depends what your definition of 'Tourist Destination' is :)
India is a land of love,peace,humanity, colors, tastes,traditions,rich culture and varied heritage..
This is INCREDIBLE INDIA.
Without staying and sprinting time in India,no one can understand India..
If u want to live..love India...
India is Great..
Lots of love and wishes to India from
DEEP SENSE
Indians are kind to everyone but indians 😔
That's exactly right. I was thinking of the same and stumbled upon your comment.
Sad but true
This is subservient attitude. You may argue but truth 😌
No, if actually think we are used to this kindness so we think all this is just normal but if u go abroad u will get to feel the difference as i felt.
Actually we don't respect what we have and take it as granted.
I agree with you 😑😑
Go to dirty places you'll find dirt, go to poor places you'll find poverty, thats how it works in India, it is a developing country, you'll find hotels at $10 per day and hotels at $10,000 per day.
And guess why it became a "developing" one in the first place? Thanks to your white cousins from ENGLAND who looted all the wealth and massacred the indigenous people. Indians were the richest till 1000AD and had an advanced civilization which wrote mathematics, medical science, philosophy, constructed architectural masterpieces which is so complex that is called "made by aliens" when much of western world was in dark ages.
I m Indian ...
And Trust Me I M Proud about It..🙂
You know India is very ultimately rich in its culture,its diversity ,its places to go and obviously how can I miss the best thing about my country tasty and super spicy country.As a matter of fact I think it would take you at least 10 years to discover the real India .