South India especially Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are famous for their filter coffee. please do try them out. you will find them in cafes and even restaurants. great video btw
I love Mysuru. I made great business and personal relationships. I really found the people to be solid. Great food. Really nice city. Developing crazy fast.
Near Mysore is Coorg, Sakleshpur and Chikkamagaluru. These places have coffee plantations, lush green hills and waterfalls. Also the weather is awesome as year round it is between 20 to 25 degrees Celsius. Oh I remember Mark Wiens showed Coorg food with one Kodagu lady. When you showed Western media clips of India, I was wondering was I the only one who saw yellow tinted screen?
Beautiful palace, I'm sure the video didn't do it the justice it deserved. Well done guys! I love India and have never been but being a solo traveler I'd be hesitant to go there on my own. I hear it can be pretty overwhelming for a female traveler.
Depends a lot on the state. Each state is like a different country and culture. They speak different languages. Some places are fine for women if you move around using cars, which is very cheap (Uber). Some places are clean and safe, and others are not. It's a big country that is best to start in the Himalayas or the majority Tibetan areas. Or the deep south. Avoid large mega cities. Bengaluru is ok as long as you stay in an area with a high level of tech workers and education. How safe it is depends heavily on where you go.
Haven't seen the north. I've just been in the south and the northeast so far. Both are pretty nice. Still some preference towards the south more convenient
I saw your videos in China so let me tell you something about India and China. Both were low income countries 30 years ago. China through development oriented dictatorship has had 11% GDP growth rate for 3 decades. India through democracy has had 7% GDP growth rate for 3 decades. China in order to control its population implemented 1 child policy so their population stabilized in 1990s and is declining from 2020s. India on the other hand implemented family planning and its population has stabilized in 2020s and will decline from 2060s. Earlier I used to think that India should have also followed the path of China and it would have been more prosperous but today I think that an imperfect democracy is better than a wannabe perfect dictatorship.
💯 no question. China is also only developed in the big cities. Provinces are still like a developing country. They have zero personal freedom. They can't criticize leadership. I lived there two times, and each time, I decided to leave. I'd rather slower development, but more open business climate and a democratic country. I see huge opportunities here in India and plan to build my network.
💯 so I am thinking I need to be in Vietnam in September, but I plan to return, so maybe fly into Chennai and check out Pondicherry or fly into Bangalore. See my friends in Mysore and then go from Mysore to Kerla. Just need to connect with some MMA clubs because i teach grappling but my Mysore homies know people so probably they can help
28.5 % Indian population below the poverty line . Please correct your knowledge the truth is nearly 5 to 6% Indian population below the poverty line according to United Nations and Indian government 😂
Ah, another 🤡 who doesn't realize it's a news clip, not something I created, but hey, thanks for the comment stupid people can add to my engagement as well 😀. Take it up with DW or whoever we got the clip from, and please feel free to cry 😢 about it 😊
Please feel free to cry for me. 1) It's not my number, Ding Dong. Take it up with whatever news clip that's from 2) Clearly, you aren't smart enough to understand the point of the introduction. Thanks for the engagement clown 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
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South India especially Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are famous for their filter coffee. please do try them out. you will find them in cafes and even restaurants. great video btw
Thanks, we have had it many, dont worries. It's very good. Coffee, in general, is very good in this part of the world.
Nice job
Thanks uncle 🙏🏻
Enjoyed this video 📹
Thanks 😊 🫂 🙏🏻
Dude! I was born 0.5 miles behind that palace, all those years ago! Welcome to my birth city! Thanks for touring here!
It's a great city. Really good people and good food. I will definitely be back. Love Mysuru ❤️
Great vlog 👌. Only concern is the huge crowd. Otherwise, the palace is a great visit.
Wqw was really busy, but people told me that it is unusual, and a lot of times, it's nearly empty. Maybe we picked a bad day 🤔
Really cool city
Love Mysore
Amazing place
Thanks 😊
Hope you enjoyed your time in my city..Welcome to Mysuru and India
I love Mysuru. I made great business and personal relationships. I really found the people to be solid. Great food. Really nice city. Developing crazy fast.
@@rebornabroad are you still in Mysore or already travelled elsewhere?
Near Mysore is Coorg, Sakleshpur and Chikkamagaluru.
These places have coffee plantations, lush green hills and waterfalls. Also the weather is awesome as year round it is between 20 to 25 degrees Celsius.
Oh I remember Mark Wiens showed Coorg food with one Kodagu lady.
When you showed Western media clips of India, I was wondering was I the only one who saw yellow tinted screen?
I spent a weekend in coorg definitely subscribe those videos coming soon!
Beautiful palace, I'm sure the video didn't do it the justice it deserved. Well done guys! I love India and have never been but being a solo traveler I'd be hesitant to go there on my own. I hear it can be pretty overwhelming for a female traveler.
Depends a lot on the state. Each state is like a different country and culture. They speak different languages. Some places are fine for women if you move around using cars, which is very cheap (Uber). Some places are clean and safe, and others are not. It's a big country that is best to start in the Himalayas or the majority Tibetan areas. Or the deep south. Avoid large mega cities. Bengaluru is ok as long as you stay in an area with a high level of tech workers and education. How safe it is depends heavily on where you go.
@@rebornabroad Thanks for 411!
ACCORDING TO YOU WHICH PART OF IS GOOD SOUTH OR NORTH AS TOURIST PART
Haven't seen the north. I've just been in the south and the northeast so far. Both are pretty nice. Still some preference towards the south more convenient
Nice
Thanks 😊 🫂 🙏🏻
I saw your videos in China so let me tell you something about India and China.
Both were low income countries 30 years ago. China through development oriented dictatorship has had 11% GDP growth rate for 3 decades.
India through democracy has had 7% GDP growth rate for 3 decades.
China in order to control its population implemented 1 child policy so their population stabilized in 1990s and is declining from 2020s.
India on the other hand implemented family planning and its population has stabilized in 2020s and will decline from 2060s.
Earlier I used to think that India should have also followed the path of China and it would have been more prosperous but today I think that an imperfect democracy is better than a wannabe perfect dictatorship.
💯 no question. China is also only developed in the big cities. Provinces are still like a developing country. They have zero personal freedom. They can't criticize leadership. I lived there two times, and each time, I decided to leave. I'd rather slower development, but more open business climate and a democratic country. I see huge opportunities here in India and plan to build my network.
Do you feel India is more of a free society than China where everything is monitored?
💯 nights and day better. Obviously, it has challenges, but it's not an authoritarian police state like PRC
Someone sensible...... overhyped taj nonsense........ good vid.
Respect🙏🏻
There are many wonderful structures in India than taj mahal like kailash temple in maharastra , brihadhiswara temple in tanjavur,
Really enjoyed Karnataka definitely want to see more of the south!
Come to Kerala
💯 so I am thinking I need to be in Vietnam in September, but I plan to return, so maybe fly into Chennai and check out Pondicherry or fly into Bangalore. See my friends in Mysore and then go from Mysore to Kerla. Just need to connect with some MMA clubs because i teach grappling but my Mysore homies know people so probably they can help
28.5 % Indian population below the poverty line .
Please correct your knowledge the truth is nearly 5 to 6% Indian population below the poverty line according to United Nations and Indian government 😂
Ah, another 🤡 who doesn't realize it's a news clip, not something I created, but hey, thanks for the comment stupid people can add to my engagement as well 😀. Take it up with DW or whoever we got the clip from, and please feel free to cry 😢 about it 😊
The wife is indian I'm assuming?
No italian
Ur introduction is annoying every video and poverty rate is 5 percent 20 and above what u said and showing all the drains 😢😢😢
Please feel free to cry for me. 1) It's not my number, Ding Dong. Take it up with whatever news clip that's from
2) Clearly, you aren't smart enough to understand the point of the introduction.
Thanks for the engagement clown 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡