If you liked this video, please give it a 👍 and don’t forget to subscribe- we have lots more India videos coming up. 📷 For daily updates in real-time, you can follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/stephandpete_ And, if you want to catch up on our India series, here are the videos we’ve posted so far: 🇮🇳Delhi street food: ruclips.net/video/74WfgGjXviI/видео.html 🇮🇳Delhi for kids: ruclips.net/video/eKP5IxDKez0/видео.html 🇮🇳Train to Bundi: ruclips.net/video/q0ZnbvFgXFw/видео.html 🇮🇳Pushkar: ruclips.net/video/mbJ9CXwQ45s/видео.html 🇮🇳Incredible fortress homestay: ruclips.net/video/VRle-8KcZt8/видео.html 🇮🇳India’s villages: ruclips.net/video/yeiiAcOJG_k/видео.html All of this and more in the description box. :) Thanks for following along.
This is why Indians always love foreigners coming over , it's the most wholesome thing in the world for em to see a foreigner enjoy Indian stuff . Infact most people will give you free stuff like meals etc just because you enjoyed it 😀
Please visit Kailasa Temple at Ellora Caves in Maharashtra India. It's considered greatest architecture in history of mankind, because the way it was built seems unbelievable for even today’s time. The temple was built at least 1300 years ago. No stone or nothing was added they carved a mammoth Granite rock/mountain with intricate details. The Kailasa Temple is notable for its vertical excavation-carvers started at the top of the original rock and excavated downward. At least 400000 tonnes of stones have been removed in the process. About 7000 workers and their future generations worked for 135 years. One small mistake and you have to rebuild the whole temple because it's carved into the rock without adding anything, that too up to down.
Finally in INDIA!!!🎉 You all look so happy that I also feel joyful. It looks colorful, lively and delicious! Thank you for sharing your knowledge about India and Hay’s first experience in India. It is so incredible to see Hays adapting so well in such different surroundings, habits, foods! It is great that three of you can share those precious memories! Have fun in Delhi!
Hi Jumi! Yes, finally! Feels like a homecoming of sorts. Not too much has changed here... :) Sometimes, seemingly in hundreds of years, haha! He's adapting for sure, but this is definitely the toughest place for him. We're taking it slow and crossing our fingers he loves it here as much as us. Thanks for always watching.
This is a good take! We're partial to Mumbai because that's where we lived for two years and it's such a melting pot, but we've never been anywhere where we haven't loved the food.
So excited for all of the India videos to come. Love how both you and Pete go from 🙂 to 😁 the moment you get to India. So many lassis in store for Hays!
Yaaay. Thanks for watching! It’s such a joy to be here and reallllllly fun to film somewhere with so much going on. And now that we’re in a smaller place, Hays is liking it a lot, too. The animals everywhere helps.
Hi i m personally inviting you guy's visit Lucknow definitely you guys will love this place for food and historic places it will be my pleasure to have u in Lucknow love India
16:30 hahahahahahaha oh the energy of India! You know the energy has to be good when an entire group of people "self-stim" using their neck to bobble the head. Everyone knows about all the countries around India but I feel like India is still so under the radar. One of the oldest civilizations and still have so many practices and secrets unrevealed. All the herbs, concoctions, teas, natural remedies. I love Indian chickpeas and lentils. Even their most basic food is so delicious. Thanks for sharing all those dishes I'd never even heard of them. Is there a Netflix course on how to make a reality food tour? Your vlog game is off the charts. You guys are such an enigma. Your talents and endeavors are really awe-inspiring.
There's truly, truly, nowhere like India. I think it ruins you for travel in a way-- nothing is ever quite as exciting as just a normal day here. Sure, I miss the calm and efficiency (and coffee!) of Korea, but there's something to be said for a healthy dose of unexpectedness when traveling. It's really not for everyone, so I feel lucky to have married someone like Pete who also appreciates it! And...we're working on Hays. ;) Thank you for the compliments! I'm really enjoying making and editing the videos from here...now just need to find some more folks to watch (and convert.) :) :)
16:57 Rabri does not have rice in it. it is a desert which is made by heating milk for long time and adding a little bit sugar. 17:08 you can get Shahi tukda everywhere in India. it is made by bread and milk.
Hi, Hays🌸 You're the tallest in India.😍😄 It's hard to believe that you guys are already in India. Far away, wow. The streets are filled with the so many people. Every time I watch about India, I feel Incredible. India, I love it. Actually, I somehow felt that you have a bit of the exotic Indian beauty, Stephanie.🌸 Take care and Enjoy.🍀
India is not a warm country we have different climates in different parts as our country is very large having great longitudinal and Latitudinal extent
@@KaranKumar-dp7qk I know that India is a big country, so don't be offended. I like India, too. It just means a warmer country than Korea.Because it is 19 degrees below zero in Seoul now.
@@Vasco-hm8we sorry to interrupt we have himalayan belts in northern parts where avg max temp is -2° and often reaches upto -30° to -35° at the same time we have deserts and hot regions having temp 45-50 which is just like arab countries like saudi Or UAE
OMG you guys met The King Khan SRK❤❤❤ Love to know how and when you got to meet him❤ BTW loving your India VLOG series. your channel suddenly popped on my feed and now I am going to binge watch all the India VLOGs you guys are doing❤❤ Lots of love and I am already a SUBSCRIBER❤❤
The more I dig, the better the find. THERE's sooo many things to do in India and soo many foods to try... but I'm learning vicariously through you folks.
Just found you guys,loving your vlogs!who needs cornflakes when you can have Chole bhatura! Your boy is adorable and is lucky to have such amazing parents! Travel is the best classroom😊old delhi and pharaganj is my favourite place in india!
for best sweets in India please visit Kolkata. best time to visit there is December to February the winter time. during this time the sweets there are made from date palm jaggery instead of sugar and taste heavenly. Kolkata also have various types of jalebi.
Great video as always! I think your editing style has evolved a little since your Korea videos! I think you really really nailed the intro montage especially. I love using montages to break up parts of videos and you did it great here. Also, the new microphone is DEFINITELY a winner. I said your audio was ok before, and it was. But I can definitely notice a significant improvement. With the lens attachment, honestly it's hard to notice much difference BUT honestly with cinematography, you aren't SUPPOSED to noticed so that's probably a good sign that everything looks natural and great. You can probably notice the difference when you're editing side by side, and if you pointed it out to me I'm sure I would too. But it all looks great and I can't wait to see what else you get up to in India 😊 (I'm a veteran of old bald and bankrupts videos if you know him. I'm sure Pete would love his videos. He used to make loads in India)
Thanks for watching, Kyle! And for such thoughtful comments, as always. I really enjoy changing it up as we change countries. I'm trying to get snappier and let India do the talking...but I still struggle with being concise! An editor I follow on YT (Hayden Hillier-Smith-- do you watch his stuff?) always talks about "murdering your darlings" but it's really hard in practice! I can't tell the difference in the lens attachment when not talking to the camera, but when talking to the camera, the main difference is our heads aren't cut off, which I really like. Pete watches Bald and Bankrupt but I've only seen a few! Hope you're well and best of luck with the move to Seoul soon.
@@StephandPete Being concise is really hard. ESPECIALLY if you're a vlogger lol. I remember when I made my soekchon lake video, I recorded the entire weekend and put it into two videos,but being concice and making it flow linearly is really difficult. I've never even heard of him haha xD I don't watch any editors, but I have definitely heard the phrase! (I heard some people say "kill your babies" lol, and it is hard. And yes, that definitely makes sense! Generally a wider lens is better for vlogging. I hear alot of people swear by 20mm angles for vlogging. Because while wider angles show more, they can distort faces. but some people still like a 16mm. I am not surprised that pete watched him haha xD I'm doing well thank you ^^ Just 3 weeks left now! And I hope to get back to making semi regular videos after that c:
if you are to eat street food In India only eat if it is piping hot. things to maybe avoid: Non-bottled water and uncooked foods like salads, buffet breakfast in hotels that's not fresh cooked, food at railway station have activated charcoal with you. please don't eat fruits which are cut long before as you know fruits start to ferment 20 minutes after cutting.
oh man my FOMO is out in full force right now. I love seeing the joy on both of your faces and on Hays' as he gets to experience India for the first time. now excuse me while I check my bank account to see if I can swing a flight to India haha
Gr8 video as always. Toddler in tow can be challenging, travelling new countries......much respect to you guys. Hays will be such a global citizen. God bless.
Hi Chris & Sara, If you want to taste authentic chaat and mithai you need to tour Uttar Pradesh - visit Varanasi, Kanpur and Lucknow. The chaat and mithai is absolutely incredible! Delhi and Mumbai cannot hold a candle to the food here. Lucknow is also famous for its Mughlai.
It was so fun to watch you guys having fun. I could feel it while watching it at home , i am happy you guys enjoyed it . The street food of Delhi ❤️, Love from Harsh 🤍🤌🏻
My city ❤ i born and raised here but migrated to us since 9 years .. haven’t been to india yet ‘ can’t wait to go back but soon ✊🏼 thanks for making video on my city , if you guys are butter chicken lovers then you guys should try mughal mehal’s butter chicken in east patel nagar ‘ thats worlds best butter chicken you guys might haven’t had .. and also sitaram chole bhature is heaven .. in paharganj
Yay India!! I’m so jealous of everything y’all were eating. You’d have to roll my dupa back on that plane after a week or two. Beautiful content and editing as usual!!
Thank you! Would love to visit the northeast. Trying to figure out how to make it work. Definitely heading to Kerala, Karnataka, Goa, and Pondicherry. 👍 Thanks for following along.
I did a couple reality tours tours in 2018 when I went to Mumbai, they were amazing really saw some sides of Mumbai I would not have otherwise seen. They made Mumbai a highlight of my trip. I did the night tour and the Dharavi slum tour.
Oh ❤ I second that the reality tours are the best. I have done the one in Mumbai. Having lived there before on one of my returns I found this and even though I knew my way quite well it was a wonderful and well worth experience! 😊 I feel the same for India 🇮🇳 ❤ watching which much excitement how it’s to travel there with a child since I have a small one now
Hi Shara! That's so lovely to hear! My colleague Asim and I co-created the Mumbai street food tour and I love to hear when people enjoy it. Reality is a really special organization. So glad you found them! Where are you based these days and how old is your little one? We hope to show that traveling here with kids can be done, but I must admit, it has it challenges! As with most things in India though, if you stick with it, it proves to be very rewarding. :)
@@StephandPete we are in Switzerland 🇨🇭 and our baby is almost one and a half years old. We have done some travel in Europe but not aventure yet further away but I see Hays is enjoying it so it’s nice to watch. Hope you make it over here in the future. He would love all the chocolate ☺️
인도는 흥미진진할 것 같아요. 그리고 재미 있는게 한국에 온 인도인이 떡볶이를 먹고 맵다고 해서 놀란적이 있어요. 저는 인도 본토 강황 카레를 먹고 너무 매워서 고통스러웠는데요. 그래서 인도인이 떡볶이가 맵다고 할 줄은 몰랐어요. 매운맛도 종류에 따라서 받아 들이는 강도가 서로 틀린 것 같아요.
I’m glad you’re excited!! I think that’s an interesting observation- different spice combinations can be so diverse. So many types of “heat” to perceive.
Aw, thanks, Sanyam! Sometimes it feels like a lot to juggle (while looking after Hays, especially) but we love making these videos for our own memories, and to share with others. Appreciate you watching and commenting!
I agree with steph about roast potato, living in england I have had to put the indian twist to british roast potato. Oh and I agree with Pete about mumbai street food. My reason you can get all the flavours and street food in mumbai from all parts of india but you can't in delhi. Dahi, bhel and sev puris are mumbai.
Almost got to go to Hyderabad 10 years ago but it fell through. Food looks great. I like rice pudding as well, probably the Greek in me. I would love a chai. Ok off to Iceland in the morning! You guys are like India pros lol
Guys, if coming into India after some time, I would suggest take a day off and have some Indian yogurt or Yogurt-related stuff into you. Those probiotics will condition your body for the coming days in India.
india has huge variety of food. in every 50 km food changes. whenever you visit a restaurant you can ask for special Thali of that state you are in. in thali you will get most popular food items of that state. a thali can be both veg and non veg type you have to mention which one you want. this is how you can taste more food item at once . most flavourful food are in Kerala known for its beefs and fishes for veg Chennai is the place Hyderabad has the best non-veg items Kolkata is the sweet hub of India for delicious snacks it is Gujarat Mumbai is the street food capital of India please visit North East India for best pork for Delhi Belly the city with the similar name is the place.
Great video! Lovely seeing all of you enjoy your stay, but just a little thing. If you're serious about ranking best food in India , you have to visit Kolkata. I admit I'm biased because it is my hometown but you be the judge. (also it'll be nice to see Kolkata through your videos as I don't live there anymore and I cannot express how much I miss it ) :)
please try to visit different places in different regions of India, land of diversity. all other countries are made on sameness but this is the only nation which has been made on diverseness. every state would feel like a different country. in every 50 km dialects, foods, culture change in the country. jungles, deserts, mountains, beaches, volcanoes india has lot to offer. in india temperature ranges from -60c to 52c. though the north india has taken lot of battering from invasions over last 2500 years, the south still maintains some of traditional india's culture. North, south and north-east of the nation are completely different to each other.
I am from Maharashtra Mumbai , but I agree that Delhi food is is so good than mumbai, though I haven't tried it just watched on RUclips but still I surrender
Oh this looks amazing!!! how are you guys able to eat street food without getting food poisoning? I was in India last month and had food poisoning with street food :(
@@StephandPete please do try the “tamatar ki chaat” and “Palak chaat” at Deena chaat bhandar and Kashi chaat bhandar. These are unique to Varanasi and not available elsewhere, at least not similar to Kashi.
If you liked this video, please give it a 👍 and don’t forget to subscribe- we have lots more India videos coming up. 📷 For daily updates in real-time, you can follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/stephandpete_
And, if you want to catch up on our India series, here are the videos we’ve posted so far:
🇮🇳Delhi street food: ruclips.net/video/74WfgGjXviI/видео.html
🇮🇳Delhi for kids: ruclips.net/video/eKP5IxDKez0/видео.html
🇮🇳Train to Bundi: ruclips.net/video/q0ZnbvFgXFw/видео.html
🇮🇳Pushkar: ruclips.net/video/mbJ9CXwQ45s/видео.html
🇮🇳Incredible fortress homestay: ruclips.net/video/VRle-8KcZt8/видео.html
🇮🇳India’s villages: ruclips.net/video/yeiiAcOJG_k/видео.html
All of this and more in the description box. :) Thanks for following along.
You don't know ????
Everything is leela of God in India 😀😛🤣🤣🤣🤣😛😛🤣🤣🤣🤣
Because 330M God in India and Allah etc 😀😛🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
When you go in Muslim area.. you face some trouble.. you realize that..
Try to avoid muslim.. Islamists area..
This is why Indians always love foreigners coming over , it's the most wholesome thing in the world for em to see a foreigner enjoy Indian stuff . Infact most people will give you free stuff like meals etc just because you enjoyed it 😀
That happened to us in Bikaner! (Our food tour vid from there.)
@@StephandPete 😀
Y’all are making us more excited for India! Food tour is a must. Hope Hays feels better soon!
Thank you!! We can’t wait for you to experience India. There’s nowhere like it!
Please visit Kailasa Temple at Ellora Caves in Maharashtra India. It's considered greatest architecture in history of mankind, because the way it was built seems unbelievable for even today’s time. The temple was built at least 1300 years ago. No stone or nothing was added they carved a mammoth Granite rock/mountain with intricate details. The Kailasa Temple is notable for its vertical excavation-carvers started at the top of the original rock and excavated downward. At least 400000 tonnes of stones have been removed in the process. About 7000 workers and their future generations worked for 135 years. One small mistake and you have to rebuild the whole temple because it's carved into the rock without adding anything, that too up to down.
We lived in Mumbai for a couple of years and have been to Ellora. It’s lovely! Thanks for watching.
Im with Pete! I have been to India 6 times and every single time i feel the same way when i get there! Smiling ear to ear
WELCOME TO INCREDIBLE INDIA 🇮🇳❤️🔥
Finally in INDIA!!!🎉
You all look so happy that I also feel joyful. It looks colorful, lively and delicious! Thank you for sharing your knowledge about India and Hay’s first experience in India.
It is so incredible to see Hays adapting so well in such different surroundings, habits, foods! It is great that three of you can share those precious memories!
Have fun in Delhi!
Hi Jumi! Yes, finally! Feels like a homecoming of sorts. Not too much has changed here... :) Sometimes, seemingly in hundreds of years, haha! He's adapting for sure, but this is definitely the toughest place for him. We're taking it slow and crossing our fingers he loves it here as much as us. Thanks for always watching.
Every big cities in India has the best street food, they are all different and equally mind blowing.
This is a good take! We're partial to Mumbai because that's where we lived for two years and it's such a melting pot, but we've never been anywhere where we haven't loved the food.
So excited for all of the India videos to come. Love how both you and Pete go from 🙂 to 😁 the moment you get to India. So many lassis in store for Hays!
Yaaay. Thanks for watching! It’s such a joy to be here and reallllllly fun to film somewhere with so much going on. And now that we’re in a smaller place, Hays is liking it a lot, too. The animals everywhere helps.
he just loves feeding his mom😂so cute
Hi i m personally inviting you guy's visit Lucknow definitely you guys will love this place for food and historic places it will be my pleasure to have u in Lucknow love India
There are people who have never been there, but no one has ever been there! That's India 🇮🇳
Hmm?
16:30 hahahahahahaha oh the energy of India! You know the energy has to be good when an entire group of people "self-stim" using their neck to bobble the head. Everyone knows about all the countries around India but I feel like India is still so under the radar. One of the oldest civilizations and still have so many practices and secrets unrevealed. All the herbs, concoctions, teas, natural remedies. I love Indian chickpeas and lentils. Even their most basic food is so delicious. Thanks for sharing all those dishes I'd never even heard of them.
Is there a Netflix course on how to make a reality food tour? Your vlog game is off the charts. You guys are such an enigma. Your talents and endeavors are really awe-inspiring.
There's truly, truly, nowhere like India. I think it ruins you for travel in a way-- nothing is ever quite as exciting as just a normal day here. Sure, I miss the calm and efficiency (and coffee!) of Korea, but there's something to be said for a healthy dose of unexpectedness when traveling. It's really not for everyone, so I feel lucky to have married someone like Pete who also appreciates it! And...we're working on Hays. ;) Thank you for the compliments! I'm really enjoying making and editing the videos from here...now just need to find some more folks to watch (and convert.) :) :)
16:57 Rabri does not have rice in it. it is a desert which is made by heating milk for long time and adding a little bit sugar.
17:08 you can get Shahi tukda everywhere in India. it is made by bread and milk.
Ah! Thanks for clarifying! And for watching. :)
Hi, Hays🌸 You're the tallest in India.😍😄 It's hard to believe that you guys are already in India. Far away, wow. The streets are filled with the so many people. Every time I watch about India, I feel Incredible. India, I love it. Actually, I somehow felt that you have a bit of the exotic Indian beauty, Stephanie.🌸 Take care and Enjoy.🍀
I'm glad you are enjoying our India videos! It is an incredible place, for sure.
Very good & enjoy your travelling time 👍
I watch India through you guys a lot. Brilliant!
India will be part of your son's understanding of the world for the rest of his life.
와!따뜻한 나라에 가셨군요? 여기 한국은 지금 굉장히 춥네요.
즐거운 인도여행 되시길 바랍니다. ^^
저도 인도에 꼭 가보고 싶네요.
We have successfully avoided winter for two seasons now. 😂 I’m excited to hear that you’re interested in India. I hope you enjoy our videos!
India is not a warm country we have different climates in different parts as our country is very large having great longitudinal and Latitudinal extent
@@KaranKumar-dp7qk I know that India is a big country, so don't be offended.
I like India, too.
It just means a warmer country than Korea.Because it is 19 degrees below zero in Seoul now.
@@Vasco-hm8we sorry to interrupt we have himalayan belts in northern parts where avg max temp is -2° and often reaches upto -30° to -35° at the same time we have deserts and hot regions having temp 45-50 which is just like arab countries like saudi Or UAE
@@KaranKumar-dp7qk Ok thanks for the information about India.What a wonderful country.I want to travel to India someday. ❤ 🇮🇳
OMG you guys met The King Khan SRK❤❤❤ Love to know how and when you got to meet him❤ BTW loving your India VLOG series.
your channel suddenly popped on my feed and now I am going to binge watch all the India VLOGs you guys are doing❤❤ Lots of love and I am already a SUBSCRIBER❤❤
Welcome to india 💓💓💓💓💓
The more I dig, the better the find. THERE's sooo many things to do in India and soo many foods to try... but I'm learning vicariously through you folks.
Thanks, Bobby! Happy to have you following along.
I've been waited this video so bad!!
Thanks for watching, Danielle! Hope you enjoyed.
인도 가셨군요
좋은시간 보내시길 빌께요
Greetings from Rajasthan! We're having an awesome time. Thanks for watching.
One thing I notice!! Very little plastic used for food use and in restaurants. Bravo!
Hmm that’s interesting and probably accurate! There’s a lot of trash everywhere but also things like still making chai cups out of clay, etc. 🤔
Every city in India has it's own unique cuisine & flavour .. Incredible India!!😋😋😋
Whatta lovely family! I love watching you. Love from Bengal, India ❤️
Thank you for watching! 😊
Just found you guys,loving your vlogs!who needs cornflakes when you can have Chole bhatura! Your boy is adorable and is lucky to have such amazing parents! Travel is the best classroom😊old delhi and pharaganj is my favourite place in india!
Delhi street food good as compared to Mumbai food ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Delhi have so many varieties in food s
for best sweets in India please visit Kolkata. best time to visit there is December to February the winter time. during this time the sweets there are made from date palm jaggery instead of sugar and taste heavenly. Kolkata also have various types of jalebi.
I’ve been to Kolkata but it was more than ten years ago! We hope to visit this trip.
Great video as always! I think your editing style has evolved a little since your Korea videos!
I think you really really nailed the intro montage especially. I love using montages to break up parts of videos and you did it great here.
Also, the new microphone is DEFINITELY a winner. I said your audio was ok before, and it was. But I can definitely notice a significant improvement.
With the lens attachment, honestly it's hard to notice much difference BUT honestly with cinematography, you aren't SUPPOSED to noticed so that's probably a good sign that everything looks natural and great. You can probably notice the difference when you're editing side by side, and if you pointed it out to me I'm sure I would too. But it all looks great and I can't wait to see what else you get up to in India 😊
(I'm a veteran of old bald and bankrupts videos if you know him. I'm sure Pete would love his videos. He used to make loads in India)
Thanks for watching, Kyle! And for such thoughtful comments, as always. I really enjoy changing it up as we change countries. I'm trying to get snappier and let India do the talking...but I still struggle with being concise! An editor I follow on YT (Hayden Hillier-Smith-- do you watch his stuff?) always talks about "murdering your darlings" but it's really hard in practice! I can't tell the difference in the lens attachment when not talking to the camera, but when talking to the camera, the main difference is our heads aren't cut off, which I really like. Pete watches Bald and Bankrupt but I've only seen a few! Hope you're well and best of luck with the move to Seoul soon.
@@StephandPete Being concise is really hard. ESPECIALLY if you're a vlogger lol. I remember when I made my soekchon lake video, I recorded the entire weekend and put it into two videos,but being concice and making it flow linearly is really difficult.
I've never even heard of him haha xD I don't watch any editors, but I have definitely heard the phrase! (I heard some people say "kill your babies" lol, and it is hard. And yes, that definitely makes sense! Generally a wider lens is better for vlogging. I hear alot of people swear by 20mm angles for vlogging. Because while wider angles show more, they can distort faces. but some people still like a 16mm.
I am not surprised that pete watched him haha xD I'm doing well thank you ^^ Just 3 weeks left now! And I hope to get back to making semi regular videos after that c:
Hays is cuteness personified ❤❤❤❤❤the most adorable world traveler 😊
if you are to eat street food In India only eat if it is piping hot. things to maybe avoid: Non-bottled water and uncooked foods like salads, buffet breakfast in hotels that's not fresh cooked, food at railway station
have activated charcoal with you.
please don't eat fruits which are cut long before as you know fruits start to ferment 20 minutes after cutting.
Great tips! And ones we follow. 👌
Omg now I want to visit India
I'm glad! It's a special place. Thanks for watching. Lots more to come.
oh man my FOMO is out in full force right now. I love seeing the joy on both of your faces and on Hays' as he gets to experience India for the first time. now excuse me while I check my bank account to see if I can swing a flight to India haha
DO IT. New Year’s at Janata?
@@StephandPete : hahaha I WISH!
Gr8 video as always. Toddler in tow can be challenging, travelling new countries......much respect to you guys. Hays will be such a global citizen. God bless.
Thank you! It’s challenging, but so rewarding. Appreciate you watching and your kind comments.
Hi Chris & Sara,
If you want to taste authentic chaat and mithai you need to tour Uttar Pradesh - visit Varanasi, Kanpur and Lucknow. The chaat and mithai is absolutely incredible! Delhi and Mumbai cannot hold a candle to the food here. Lucknow is also famous for its Mughlai.
I don't know what you think but you are giving your son best exposure।
Subscribed and welcome to india
Thanks so much! Happy you’re here. Where are you watching from?
@@StephandPete from jamshedpur, india.
Because in India there no comparison of ability and big thinking in India you feel relax where ever you see
It was so fun to watch you guys having fun. I could feel it while watching it at home , i am happy you guys enjoyed it . The street food of Delhi ❤️, Love from Harsh 🤍🤌🏻
Food - without any doubt Delhi is the better one.
My city ❤ i born and raised here but migrated to us since 9 years .. haven’t been to india yet ‘ can’t wait to go back but soon ✊🏼 thanks for making video on my city , if you guys are butter chicken lovers then you guys should try mughal mehal’s butter chicken in east patel nagar ‘ thats worlds best butter chicken you guys might haven’t had .. and also sitaram chole bhature is heaven .. in paharganj
Love india, looking forward to your adventures x
Thanks, Jane. Where are you watching from?
Plymouth, uk
Yay India!! I’m so jealous of everything y’all were eating. You’d have to roll my dupa back on that plane after a week or two. Beautiful content and editing as usual!!
Wish you were here!!!!
Thank you Steph and Pete for visiting Delhi and for experiencing the rich taste of it.
Really impressed how Hays can sleep anywhere, anytime. Even if it’s in a very loud environment!
It's a well-honed skill by this point!
Love from india
Back at you!
Welcome to India, do travel to North Himalayan states, southern coastal states and beautiful northeasten states as well
Thank you! Would love to visit the northeast. Trying to figure out how to make it work. Definitely heading to Kerala, Karnataka, Goa, and Pondicherry. 👍 Thanks for following along.
I did a couple reality tours tours in 2018 when I went to Mumbai, they were amazing really saw some sides of Mumbai I would not have otherwise seen. They made Mumbai a highlight of my trip. I did the night tour and the Dharavi slum tour.
Hi Nicole! That's so great to hear! Thanks for watching our videos and for saying hello.
You make awesome content
Oh ❤ I second that the reality tours are the best. I have done the one in Mumbai. Having lived there before on one of my returns I found this and even though I knew my way quite well it was a wonderful and well worth experience! 😊 I feel the same for India 🇮🇳 ❤ watching which much excitement how it’s to travel there with a child since I have a small one now
Hi Shara! That's so lovely to hear! My colleague Asim and I co-created the Mumbai street food tour and I love to hear when people enjoy it. Reality is a really special organization. So glad you found them! Where are you based these days and how old is your little one? We hope to show that traveling here with kids can be done, but I must admit, it has it challenges! As with most things in India though, if you stick with it, it proves to be very rewarding. :)
@@StephandPete we are in Switzerland 🇨🇭 and our baby is almost one and a half years old. We have done some travel in Europe but not aventure yet further away but I see Hays is enjoying it so it’s nice to watch. Hope you make it over here in the future. He would love all the chocolate ☺️
wow, nobodys masking...
take care~!
Thanks for watching, Lance! We’ll be careful.
인도는 흥미진진할 것 같아요. 그리고 재미 있는게 한국에 온 인도인이 떡볶이를 먹고 맵다고 해서 놀란적이 있어요. 저는 인도 본토 강황 카레를 먹고 너무 매워서 고통스러웠는데요. 그래서 인도인이 떡볶이가 맵다고 할 줄은 몰랐어요. 매운맛도 종류에 따라서 받아 들이는 강도가 서로 틀린 것 같아요.
I’m glad you’re excited!! I think that’s an interesting observation- different spice combinations can be so diverse. So many types of “heat” to perceive.
It's my second time on this channel and I love you guys already! Been to all these places. Stephanie, you hold the camera well amongst the chaos. 👏👏😆😆
Aw, thanks, Sanyam! Sometimes it feels like a lot to juggle (while looking after Hays, especially) but we love making these videos for our own memories, and to share with others. Appreciate you watching and commenting!
Damn u met srk. Most popular actor in Southeast and Middle East. Also ur kid, such a cutie🥰
We feel really lucky as we understand he doesn't usually take photos! Even his staff were surprised he obliged! Thanks for watching!
I agree with steph about roast potato, living in england I have had to put the indian twist to british roast potato. Oh and I agree with Pete about mumbai street food. My reason you can get all the flavours and street food in mumbai from all parts of india but you can't in delhi. Dahi, bhel and sev puris are mumbai.
Yessss! You named my favorite snacks.
You motivated me to go to Delhi .. Indian still have not visited our capital .. I enjoyed this vlog 😊
Would love to visit India someday
I hope you get the chance! There’s nowhere like it.
India is a country with full freedom
Almost got to go to Hyderabad 10 years ago but it fell through. Food looks great. I like rice pudding as well, probably the Greek in me. I would love a chai. Ok off to Iceland in the morning! You guys are like India pros lol
We still haven't made it to Hyderabad but want to go for the biryani alone!
Your son likes lassi & I like him 😊 lots of love from India ❤ keep visiting.. We'll miss you 😢
Guys, if coming into India after some time, I would suggest take a day off and have some Indian yogurt or Yogurt-related stuff into you. Those probiotics will condition your body for the coming days in India.
Great advice! We drink Yakult every morning and always carry Pudin Hara. And yogurt is one of our favorite foods. 🙃
사람들이 바글바글 ㅎㅎ
We love it!
Next time you guys happen to be here , go to sukhdev dhaba in murthal , you will thank me for this
india has huge variety of food. in every 50 km food changes. whenever you visit a restaurant you can ask for special Thali of that state you are in. in thali you will get most popular food items of that state. a thali can be both veg and non veg type you have to mention which one you want. this is how you can taste more food item at once .
most flavourful food are in Kerala known for its beefs and fishes
for veg Chennai is the place
Hyderabad has the best non-veg items
Kolkata is the sweet hub of India
for delicious snacks it is Gujarat
Mumbai is the street food capital of India
please visit North East India for best pork
for Delhi Belly the city with the similar name is the place.
Great recs! We hope to eat it all! Thalis are my favorite.
Great video! Lovely seeing all of you enjoy your stay, but just a little thing. If you're serious about ranking best food in India , you have to visit Kolkata. I admit I'm biased because it is my hometown but you be the judge. (also it'll be nice to see Kolkata through your videos as I don't live there anymore and I cannot express how much I miss it ) :)
Awww Nice ❤😊
Wow, you met SRK!
You’re the first to notice! We lived near him for two years but as soon as we left and we’re traveling in Croatia, that’s when we met.
Love from india. You are nice people ♥️🇮🇳😊
Delhi has the best street food 🙌🏻
You have written "DAHI VADA" which is from Bombay, but he was telling and showing you "DAHI BHALLA" which is totally different!!
AH! Thanks for clarifying. I thought it didn't seem like dahi vada (which I also like!)
The way they were smiling the whole time 😂❤
Delhi or Mumbai
Mumbai for sure
more authentic for me
We agree!
Welcome to India
Who ever you are but a nice thinking is that a freedom and happiness which you recieves in India you will not find any where else
please try to visit different places in different regions of India, land of diversity. all other countries are made on sameness but this is the only nation which has been made on diverseness. every state would feel like a different country. in every 50 km dialects, foods, culture change in the country. jungles, deserts, mountains, beaches, volcanoes india has lot to offer. in india temperature ranges from -60c to 52c. though the north india has taken lot of battering from invasions over last 2500 years, the south still maintains some of traditional india's culture. North, south and north-east of the nation are completely different to each other.
We’ll be traveling a lot! Plans to visit Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Kerala, Karnataka, Goa, and Pondicherry and probably some others, too.
나만 불안한것인가 안전한 여행되시길
India’s not for everyone! But thanks for watching this video.
Just Ignore and chill 😎
U seems to be experienced in dealing with scammers and unwanted intruders
We lived in India from 2013-2015 so we're well conditioned. :)
Bombay supremacy ha! 🔥
bro imagine doing world tour with your family
Aww your son is so cute❤ from Arkansas
Thanks for watching!
Love ur family thankyou
So cute baby ❤️🇮🇳
I am from Maharashtra Mumbai , but I agree that Delhi food is is so good than mumbai, though I haven't tried it just watched on RUclips but still I surrender
Delhi's food taste better than mumbai, try chole kulche of Delhi. It is very famous food of Delhi.
Delhi food is best
I m frm Mumbai and been to delhi but definitely Mumbai has better street food and variety
We agree!!! 🤫
Porotta is eaten with pickles. 😂Come to Kerala and try porotta with beef fry ❤
We are in Kochi and we had that last night for dinner! Thanks for the suggestion!
@@StephandPete Happy to know you are in Kochi. Kochi is my Home town. Excited to watch the episodes.
wanna try rajebiiiii!!!!! what is itttt
Rabdi? Like rice pudding! Or jalebi? More like a syrup soaked donut.
I don't know why foreigners always show the old delhi. I think you both should take a ride of new delhi, gurgram, Noida, greater Noida.
We’ve been to those places. They don’t interest us. Thanks for watching!
Love ❤️ your vedios
Thanks so, so much! We appreciate you watching!
Please Visit Tripura ❤
Oh this looks amazing!!! how are you guys able to eat street food without getting food poisoning? I was in India last month and had food poisoning with street food :(
Delhi
The only place which beats Mumbai in chat is Varanasi, which is sort of the place where most of Mumbai’s UP chat wallahs originate from.
Good to know for next time we visit Varanasi. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@StephandPete please do try the “tamatar ki chaat” and “Palak chaat” at Deena chaat bhandar and Kashi chaat bhandar. These are unique to Varanasi and not available elsewhere, at least not similar to Kashi.
how long will you be in india
A few months!
Did you guys goggle search Punjab ? AMRITSAR ??
OMG you met srk 😳
God your vlogs are stupidly good. Pacing and editing on point.
Vaibhav! That's too kind, but it means a lot. Thank you!
Also I'm glad to see this one getting some comments-- I'm proud of this one but since it was our first in India, it's trailing behind a bit. :)
Mumbai❤❤❤❤