I don't know why people consider Delhi and Mumbai as the main tourist spots of India while there are such beautiful and clean places in the country! Thank you so much for showing what India is and what India can provide.
Partly it is due to lazy government officials too who have been promoting same Agra Delhi Jaipur circuit for decades and themselves have never travelled.
Delhi and Mumbai are business hubs, however there is still lots to do in nearby locations of Delhi and Mumbai. Alwar is a beautiful hill station near Delhi while if you are in Mumbai, do visit to Mahabaleshwar, Khandala, Alibaug and nearby surroundings instead of visiting Main cities
India has everything like - Sand Desserts, Snowy Mountain, Rivers, Seas, Oceans, Islands, Forest, Fields, Lakes, Valleys. Etc in one country, India is gifted by god to this world ❤
Zanskar, Pahalgam, Sonamarg, Parvati Valley, Spiti Valley, Lahaul Valley are awesome places, kinda like Ladakh. Also, consider checking out India's eastern Himalayas like North Sikkim, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, or the islands like Lakshadweep Islands, Andaman, and Nicobar Islands. They're pretty amazing too
Hey!! Thank you for these great recommendations!! India is amazing! 🤩 We have to go back so many times to see all the incredible places. I’ll save your list for when we go back. Thank you!! 🤗
India is a very huge and diverse country in the world 🌏 28 state + 8 union territory = India (36) 🇮🇳 And many more indian island like Andaman Nikobar, Lakhyadeep etc..
😢 Special status for a citizen from others will make Manipur like rioting situations 🙏 a broad minded and mature leadership will never give special status for its citizens 😇❤
Try Spiti Valley tour from Shimla to Kaza and nearby villages, Its heaven, with world’s most dangerous roads, btw great video, I wish I could work from ladakh, Pangong tso is on top of my bucket list
Oe, just googled that. Looks great!! I really want to do the Himachal Pradesh area still, so that would be perfect. Those roads to scare me though 🥹 Thank you, I appreciate it. 🤗 we planned to only be in Ladakh for a week but then working from there was so easy we ended up staying a month. Pangong will be in the next video. I really hope you can go there soon!
Ah yes, im so glad! I was not aware that there was issues with the map, around which area is it? So I can make sure to always use the correct one. Thank you for pointing it out
Incredible video! Never been to Leh or Ladakh, but your video has me itching to visit ASAP. The visuals are stunning. Thanks for sharing this. This video feels like an invitation to an unforgettable adventure!
Lol, I get surprised by the INDIAN diversity, so many things in a single country, not even the whole of EUROPE can offer.. I heard there are Deserts, Snowfall, Beaches, Islands, Forests all in 1 single country😮
Oh my goodness! No way! That is awesome, so glad it could help! I think it’s quite snowy there right now, but there will be a few places open. I’ve heard Kashmir is really beautiful right like a little Switzerland and can go ski. Hope you guys are having the best time!
Thank you for making so nice vlog! Very warm welcome in Bharat! You can also consider Kashmir(Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Sonamarg) , Spiti Valley, also Uttarakhand (Rishikesh, Haridwar, Dehradun, Mussoorie, Nainital)😊
Really enjoying your travel vlogs sis...INDIA is really so diverse that even Indians can't explore it in their lifetime 😂I belong to a state called Chhattisgarh(literally translates to 36 forts), if you ever want to visit and experience tribal culture, village life and spend some time in deep green forests( you can stay in literal forest camps but ofc with group), and not to forget the NIAGRA falls of india "chitrakote falls".....I know many people don't know about this state, but you will get to know a completely different side of India here😊🙏
Thank you for watching and so glad you enjoy it! Wow, your home sounds amazing! Would love to visit that area, have actually never heard of it before. Tribal culture and village life sounds exactly up our alley, I’ll definitely keep it in mind for the next visit 🤗
In a few years time, I don't think you would even find ATMs in India with the deep penetration of UPI in payments. Hence, there is no going back to ATM being everywhere from here on. If anything, it could become zilch or minimum number of ATMs.
Thank you for this vlog. It's a really beautiful place, I haven't visited it yet but soon I'll. You guys are nice too. A very beautiful and informative vlog.
@@KinfolkTravelsyou can use UPI by loading your own currency($,£,€) into the wallet application and pay using upi to any vendors. This facility (pine labs kiosks)available in IGI New Delhi Airport and other airports in India. Hope this information helps you another time.
Yo dont disrespect our country by showing such maps in your videos. Showing our J&K in china region is not acceptable at 0:16 you guys should know the infos about the areas before visiting. I just hate it when westerners comes here and shows wrong map of our country.
All of India is magical, from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, from Rann of Kutch to Arunachal ♥️ Keep exploring! If you are still here, then would leave you guys a few recommendations.
Wow your thumbnail is super attractive.😍 That attracted me to watch thsi vdo Keep making videos like this. Stay in india, make lots of vlogs from different places We indians definitely make you reach 1 million subscribers soon😅
@@syedsaboorarif hi! We just took ours. If it is below a certain size and weight limit then you won’t have a problem. We have the DJI mavic 2 pro. If you have a smaller one you won’t have a problem. They try to confiscate ours when we landed back in Delhi, but after we removed all the batteries they let us through. We actually didn’t have a problem in Ladakh only in Delhi and Mumbai.
First of all, heartily thank you both for visiting India.🎉How was your trip to India, especially Ladakh? next time you welcome to spiti vellyannf🎉and your videos is vry interesting 🌟🌟🙏
First of all, thank you so much for taking the time to watch the video and write us a message 🤗 Our trip to India was great! Ladakh was definitely the highlight and also really liked Rajasthan. Delhi and Agra was quite a bit hectic 😅 Can’t wait to go to Spiti!!! So much to do in the North, north East and south still. Glad you enjoyed it! 🤗
India) State of Kerala🌴 must visit places: -Aleppy backwaters ('Venice of the East') -Vagamon ('Scotland of Kerala') -Munnar hill station ('Kashmir of South India') home to tea plantations, spice garden, tasty homemade chocolates and different wildlife -Varkala Beach and Kovalam Lighthouse beach -Fort Kochi attractions with Jewish synagogue, Dutch Palace and Portuguese church alongwith the European influenced streets -world's first water metro also try the land metro -Kerala is a major football hub and has got featured in FIFA channel -Athirapally waterfalls ('Niagara falls of South India') - Lulu International Mall (largest malls of South India in Trivandrum and Kochi) -Jatayu largest Bird Sculpture -Do interact with the locals they are really sweet and helpful -This state has the highest literacy rate -Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Jews etc.. all live in peace and harmony♥️ -It is also the home of Ayurvedic medicine -The Kerala cuisine consists of non-veg including beef and pork and seafood.Also try the traditional meal served on banana leaf 😍
U can visit south India u can see variety of different foods temples heritage and culture especially Kerala and Tamil Nadu it's amazing Kerala, munnar, kochi, wayanad
Whole of Delhi is NOT a Slum, only some parts where you stayed cheap (Mahipalpur) perhaps, And this is common in Europe as well - Every city has it's share.
100% agree. That was only our experience and we didn’t explore any of Delhi. That was just our experience going to the mall and back. I’m sure there are beautiful areas.
Hi! The DJI Mavic 2 Pro. Had no issues at Ladakh airport, did have issues when landing in Delhi from Ladakh and Mumbai landing from Delhi 🤷🏼♀️ But it got sorted and we kept the drone.
Bus to Leh bus via Himachal will give you views that you can't get on a flight. You don't have to do it at one go from Delhi. You can spend time in Manali and Lahaul in Himachal and then take the bus for 10-12 hrs Max in one go.
Hey you guys should really visit forest/ Tiger parks in India like Pench or Jim Corbett. Preferably Nov-Dec as the forest looks very beautiful. Im sure you guys will like it. It's an addiction on its own❣️
Thanks for an honest review of Delhi. Most people sugarcoat it. Also, Delhi Airport lacks modern equipment which can check everything inside the bag. So you have to open the bag and expose everything.
That is the most funny thing I've heard. Of course, Delhi the city is quite crazy. But, "the modern equipment" in Delhi airport is called "X-Ray". Even small airports have it. At the Delhi airport, they ask you to unpack your electronics and some other items (in addition to X-Ray), because we are surrounded by crazy countries.
Delhi was quite an experience. Love India! But I don’t think Delhi was one of our favorite places in India, but surely an experience. Hahaha, our bags were such a mess after packing our every single cable every time 😅 but rather safe than sorry. Thank you for watching!
@@KinfolkTravels I think Delhi has its charm too. Especially the monuments and old Delhi street food. Plus, for many logistical things, Delhi is required. But, yeah, in no way it represents the totality of India and a couple of days are more than enough for Delhi.
I’m so glad! Someone else also mentioned it. I was not aware that there were discrepancies on the map. May I ask what the differences are with the maps as I wasn’t aware. :)
We recognize POK(Pakistan occupied kashmir) as indian part, so we want to be align with indian map although pok is controlled by pakistan but we are committed to take it back and we reserved parliamentary seats for POK people Hope you will enjoy your journey and must visit uttarkashi (my hometown) uttarakhand 🇮🇳❤️🙏🕉️
Wouldn't it be a stark contrast if you visited a desert right after? Yes, that's right. India has deserts too. There's camels in the Thar desert of Rajhastan, India.
@@KinfolkTravels no problems! i live in the andaman and nicobar islands of india. it's very interesting to learn about the different cultures and landscapes of india from your videos. Keep up the great work
Yayyy!!! I’m so glad, I hope people can watch these videos and see there’s a lot more to India than what the media portrays of crowded Delhi and slums of a Mumbai. India is so diverse with many amazing places to see ❤️
Instead of hotel you should try to stay at homestay there you will get to know the true culture of ladakh And most of shopkeepers seller travel agencies etc are not ladakhi people they come here for business thats why you wont find the true culture of ladakh Thats why I recommend you to stay at a guest house
Super affordable for folks earning in stronger currency than INR. Within India, the return flights to this place are more expensive than flights to Thailand. I feel some adjectives should be used carefully. Can be misguiding when people are generally browsing for information/
Thank you for highlighting this, noted and will be sure to choose my words better :) I do agree with you that the flights are quite expensive to and from Leh 😅
@@KinfolkTravels I was there in April 2024 and I stayed in a Homestay on Sankar road. But I really felt that the rooms are not heated enough. They have a personal heater for each room but it’s not really enough to heat the room properly and because of that I really suffered a lot at night when it was really cold. I want to go back in July too when I believe it should be a bit warmer. But you are right, Leh is really a very very special destination…..out of this world…
I’m sorry to hear that :/ I can imagine April being quite cold. Was it full of snow? What did you do there, wasn’t a lot of places still closed? Hope when you go back you enjoy warmer weather. In July we didn’t need heaters it was warm enough ☀️
@@KinfolkTravels Indeed, quite a lot of places were closed but there were enough places opened....I didn't miss anything really. The lady host at my hotel told me the Dalai Lama often visits few days after his birthday....Maybe it could be an interesting time to visit. I was mostly attracted by the monasteries because the way of life of the Buddhist monks has always fascinated me. Hemis Monastery and Thiksey were among the special ones. I need to visit again because I want to be able to discuss with the Head of Lamas at Thiksey. He is a very learned monk and he will probably have some secrets to share with me hopefully. There was some snow at one point and I managed to have photos of Hemis Monastery under the snow, which is something very rare.
That’s cause we aren’t on holiday, we work full time and travel so we need proper internet and relatively comfortable places to stay to work properly and have meetings :)
We visited Pangong lake, incredible! Coming up in the next video. We planned to visit Turtuk but they mentioned that a lot of times foreigners can’t really enter or go very far in so it’s not always worth the effort and drive for foreignersp
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I don't know why people consider Delhi and Mumbai as the main tourist spots of India while there are such beautiful and clean places in the country! Thank you so much for showing what India is and what India can provide.
Agree, and it’s sad that the media always only portrays India as Delhi. There’s so much more to it.
@@KinfolkTravels Because they won't get a ton of views by showing the clean India, all they want is TRP.
Yes, tourists should avoid them completely. They are overcrowded and highly polluted cities.
Partly it is due to lazy government officials too who have been promoting same Agra Delhi Jaipur circuit for decades and themselves have never travelled.
Delhi and Mumbai are business hubs, however there is still lots to do in nearby locations of Delhi and Mumbai. Alwar is a beautiful hill station near Delhi while if you are in Mumbai, do visit to Mahabaleshwar, Khandala, Alibaug and nearby surroundings instead of visiting Main cities
After ladakh must visit Andaman and nicobar islands of india for best beaches, and for other sea activities like snorkeling n scooba diving.
That is so high on our bucket list!! Have heard the most wonderful things about those islands! 🏝️
Yeah, I have Visited There 3 Times!! What a Wonderful Place
@@KinfolkTravels you american? Why do a mericans t arget ind ia?when will n ative Americans get to control their nation usa?
Lakshadweep is more beautiful @@KinfolkTravels
@@KinfolkTravels Visit Lakshadweep and puducherry also
India has everything like - Sand Desserts, Snowy Mountain, Rivers, Seas, Oceans, Islands, Forest, Fields, Lakes, Valleys. Etc in one country, India is gifted by god to this world ❤
Like a whole world in one 🤗
Zanskar, Pahalgam, Sonamarg, Parvati Valley, Spiti Valley, Lahaul Valley are awesome places, kinda like Ladakh. Also, consider checking out India's eastern Himalayas like North Sikkim, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, or the islands like Lakshadweep Islands, Andaman, and Nicobar Islands. They're pretty amazing too
Hey!! Thank you for these great recommendations!! India is amazing! 🤩 We have to go back so many times to see all the incredible places.
I’ll save your list for when we go back. Thank you!! 🤗
Welcome to India mam . We love to see your vlog videos❤👍🙏🙏🙏♥️🇮🇳🇮🇳
What you mean like ladakh zanskar is in ladakh
@@Ne-yaKhoj thank you!! 🤗
I'm not sure about other places but last I checked North Sikkim was only open to Indian Citizens.
India is a very huge and diverse country in the world 🌏
28 state + 8 union territory = India (36) 🇮🇳
And many more indian island like Andaman Nikobar, Lakhyadeep etc..
Would have to travel back many times to see it all!
😢 Special status for a citizen from others will make Manipur like rioting situations 🙏 a broad minded and mature leadership will never give special status for its citizens 😇❤
India is like World within a World...!!!
India is so diverse in all aspects...✍️🙏
Agree 🤗
India is a beautiful country, visit once in a lifetime ❤
Agrreee!! Would have to visit many times in a lifetime to see it all 🥹
@@KinfolkTravels yeah 😇
Everyone thinks that India is an overcrowded dirty country but im reality India is very different and diverse and it's naturally very beautiful.
Agreee! It’s a few countries in one if you look at all the different landscapes and cultures!
@@KinfolkTravelslol few😂😂
Much more diverse than the whole Europe I guess😂
I had gone to Ladakh a decade ago; thanks for taking me back :D
I’m so glad could take you back to one of the best places on earth! Hope you can visit again!
Try Spiti Valley tour from Shimla to Kaza and nearby villages, Its heaven, with world’s most dangerous roads, btw great video, I wish I could work from ladakh, Pangong tso is on top of my bucket list
Oe, just googled that. Looks great!! I really want to do the Himachal Pradesh area still, so that would be perfect.
Those roads to scare me though 🥹
Thank you, I appreciate it. 🤗 we planned to only be in Ladakh for a week but then working from there was so easy we ended up staying a month.
Pangong will be in the next video. I really hope you can go there soon!
I love how you use correct map of India one subscribe for you ❤❤❤❤
Ah yes, im so glad! I was not aware that there was issues with the map, around which area is it? So I can make sure to always use the correct one. Thank you for pointing it out
@@KinfolkTravels You can see at 0:15 that map doesn't show ladakh in India but 2 sec later another map has ladakh in red
Incredible video! Never been to Leh or Ladakh, but your video has me itching to visit ASAP. The visuals are stunning. Thanks for sharing this. This video feels like an invitation to an unforgettable adventure!
Wow! Thank you this comment just made my weekend! 🤗 I am so glad you enjoyed it and hope you can visit it soon. Thank you for watching! 🤗
Lol, I get surprised by the INDIAN diversity, so many things in a single country, not even the whole of EUROPE can offer.. I heard there are Deserts, Snowfall, Beaches, Islands, Forests all in 1 single country😮
I know it is insane right!?? Never knew it either 🤯
Rain forest, mangroves also
Thanks so much for this video. We're in Rishikesh now and trying to figure out our next steps, so your video was super helpful! Just subscribed. 🥰
Oh my goodness! No way! That is awesome, so glad it could help!
I think it’s quite snowy there right now, but there will be a few places open. I’ve heard Kashmir is really beautiful right like a little Switzerland and can go ski.
Hope you guys are having the best time!
Incredible India ♥️
It truly is incredible 🤩
I appreciate , for showing the actually map of India , thanks, 🇮🇳
Thank you for watching ☺️
Thank you for making so nice vlog! Very warm welcome in Bharat! You can also consider Kashmir(Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Sonamarg) , Spiti Valley, also Uttarakhand (Rishikesh, Haridwar, Dehradun, Mussoorie, Nainital)😊
Thank you for being so friendly to foreigners 🤗
Soooo many places to go back and explore, can’t wait!
Really enjoying your travel vlogs sis...INDIA is really so diverse that even Indians can't explore it in their lifetime 😂I belong to a state called Chhattisgarh(literally translates to 36 forts), if you ever want to visit and experience tribal culture, village life and spend some time in deep green forests( you can stay in literal forest camps but ofc with group), and not to forget the NIAGRA falls of india "chitrakote falls".....I know many people don't know about this state, but you will get to know a completely different side of India here😊🙏
Thank you for watching and so glad you enjoy it!
Wow, your home sounds amazing! Would love to visit that area, have actually never heard of it before. Tribal culture and village life sounds exactly up our alley, I’ll definitely keep it in mind for the next visit 🤗
In a few years time, I don't think you would even find ATMs in India with the deep penetration of UPI in payments. Hence, there is no going back to ATM being everywhere from here on. If anything, it could become zilch or minimum number of ATMs.
So impressed by Indias technology, this country is really one to watch.
Thank you for this vlog. It's a really beautiful place, I haven't visited it yet but soon I'll. You guys are nice too. A very beautiful and informative vlog.
Yay!! I’m so glad you enjoyed it and found it valuable!
Hope you will have the best time when visiting soon!
lovely video enjoy your india trip you are most welcome and lots of love from india you guys are doing good keep it up 🥰
Thank you for the kind comment and watching. Can’t wait to go back to India! 🇮🇳 stay safe!
very well put together video!
That means so much, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Welcome to Bharat 🇮🇳
Thank you! ❤️
0:18 thanks for showing correct map of India. Beautiful video ❤🌹
Thank you for watching! Glad it was the correct one ☺️
Wel come....best wishes for good journey. ..sister❤
Thank you 🤗
We 🇮🇳use U.P.I(Unified Payments Interface) so no need for A.T.Ms. We don’t carry cash even in LEH. Even small shops have QR.Enjoy your time.❤
I heard it's Not easy if u don't have Indian Bank A/C
India is quite surprising sometimes with its adnavcements in technology.
Unfortunately the mobile payment apps often don’t work for foreigners :(
@@KinfolkTravelsyou can use UPI by loading your own currency($,£,€) into the wallet application and pay using upi to any vendors. This facility (pine labs kiosks)available in IGI New Delhi Airport and other airports in India. Hope this information helps you another time.
Yo dont disrespect our country by showing such maps in your videos. Showing our J&K in china region is not acceptable at 0:16 you guys should know the infos about the areas before visiting. I just hate it when westerners comes here and shows wrong map of our country.
I am sorry about that. It was done with no ill intention and an oversight. The other maps were correct.
Ellore Caves, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Uttarakhand, Ram Mandir must visit these places.
Thank you for the recommendations. Nagaland looks really interesting!
All of India is magical, from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, from Rann of Kutch to Arunachal ♥️
Keep exploring!
If you are still here, then would leave you guys a few recommendations.
Have wanted to go to Kashmir! I don’t know the other places you mentioned. Will give them a look! Thank you!!
Beautiful Video❤
Thank you! ❤️ and thank you for watching. 🤗
sis don't forget to come Uttrakhand [Auli] ☺
Thank you, it’s on the list have heard great things!
Valley of flowers
Wow your thumbnail is super attractive.😍 That attracted me to watch thsi vdo
Keep making videos like this.
Stay in india, make lots of vlogs from different places
We indians definitely make you reach 1 million subscribers soon😅
Yayy!! Im glad you liked it and clicked on it.
Hoping to come back to India again soon, the love is incredible ❤️
Welcome to the India I hope your visit will be amazing 💥
Thank you! Absolutely love India, the food and its people 🤗
What is the name of the accommodation where you guys climatise?
Hi!
It was Indus River Camp. Can’t recommend them enough!! The people, the food, the views 😍
U should visit ladakh Leh, kashmir, Shimla, Manali, Rishikesh, udaipur, jodhpur, Jaisalmer, pushkar, Goa, Kerala, Bangalore, hampi, meghalaya, Darjeeling, Sikkim, Andaman and Nicobar islands in India 🇮🇳❤️
Can’t wait to visit the south and môre of the north!!❤️
You should have visited chuchot village next to the Choglamsar bazaar... It's beautiful✨
Oh wow! That sounds beautiful! Will add it to the list. Thank you 🤗
1:55 or you can use UPI enable apps to do digital transactions.
It doesn’t work that well for foreigners with non Indian bank accounts :(
@@KinfolkTravels I saw Karl rock using it in his videos. That's why I Suggested it. 🙂
A very good information present in a beautiful way.
Thank you!!
I’m glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching!
You should also visit North East India, especially Arunachal Pradesh 🇮🇳: Land of the Rising Sun.
I actually don’t know much about the north east. Will have a look at it, thank you for the recommendation!
@@KinfolkTravels🙏🏻💗
Fantastic video. ❤
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Don't forgot to visit LAKSHWADEP it's our humble request to you🇮🇳❤❤
Oef that looks like paradise!!
Pls visit meghalaya and sikkim also ( nortb east india 🇮🇳) ❤️❤️pls
I. From uttarakhand ,you can visit uttrakhand too its also Himalayas
That sounds goood!! Will do!
Nc vlog. I watched without any break. Knowlageble❤
This makes me soooo happy!!! I have the biggest smile right now! 😄
I am so glad that you enjoyed it and found it valuable. 🤗🤗
Thank you - helpful insights.
I’m glad you found it valuable. Thank you for watching ☺️
Hey I Just subscribed your channel thanks for visiting India. Love your video ❤❤❤
Yayyy!! Thank you for subscribing! Glad you enjoyed it.
You have a beautiful country 🤗🇮🇳
Hi ...thanks for showing the correct map of India 🇮🇳...explore more...visit manali himachal nd northeast too...best wishes 🎉
I really want to hopefully soon 🥹
Thank you for watching ☺️
Which camera did u use to shoot snow capped mountains from aircraft
Hi!
I used my iPhone, I think iPhone 12/13 Pro.
What are the requirements to bring a drone? Did you have to inform or register first or did you just bring it in?
@@syedsaboorarif hi! We just took ours. If it is below a certain size and weight limit then you won’t have a problem.
We have the DJI mavic 2 pro. If you have a smaller one you won’t have a problem. They try to confiscate ours when we landed back in Delhi, but after we removed all the batteries they let us through.
We actually didn’t have a problem in Ladakh only in Delhi and Mumbai.
First of all, heartily thank you both for visiting India.🎉How was your trip to India, especially Ladakh? next time you welcome to spiti vellyannf🎉and your videos is vry interesting 🌟🌟🙏
First of all, thank you so much for taking the time to watch the video and write us a message 🤗
Our trip to India was great! Ladakh was definitely the highlight and also really liked Rajasthan.
Delhi and Agra was quite a bit hectic 😅
Can’t wait to go to Spiti!!! So much to do in the North, north East and south still.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🤗
This video is about to boom 😂 Domination of indian netizens on Social media.
Enjoy your journey ❤
I love how supportive Indians are ❤️ they love sharing and encouraging. Really the most selfless people we’ve ever met.
And bbc , media wouldn't show u these beauty. , only show negativity..
Very true 🤗
Thanks for visiting india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🧿⛳️✅🇨🇦 lots of love 🙏
Thank you and thank you for watching!
India) State of Kerala🌴 must visit places:
-Aleppy backwaters ('Venice of the East')
-Vagamon ('Scotland of Kerala')
-Munnar hill station ('Kashmir of South India') home to tea plantations, spice garden, tasty homemade chocolates and different wildlife
-Varkala Beach and Kovalam Lighthouse beach
-Fort Kochi attractions with Jewish synagogue, Dutch Palace and Portuguese church alongwith the European influenced streets
-world's first water metro also try the land metro
-Kerala is a major football hub and has got featured in FIFA channel
-Athirapally waterfalls ('Niagara falls of South India')
- Lulu International Mall (largest malls of South India in Trivandrum and Kochi)
-Jatayu largest Bird Sculpture
-Do interact with the locals they are really sweet and helpful
-This state has the highest literacy rate
-Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Jews etc.. all live in peace and harmony♥️
-It is also the home of Ayurvedic medicine
-The Kerala cuisine consists of non-veg including beef and pork and seafood.Also try the traditional meal served on banana leaf 😍
Avoid Kerala and come to odisha is better lowest crime rate. Lot's of historical temple
Why not both it's our country support both @@crazyboy19934
Wow! This is amazing!! Thank you so much, have heard great things about Kerala so this list is so valuable. Thank you so much!! Really appreciate it.
Will give Odisha a look, thank you!
Thanks for showing beautiful place in Ladakh.. Watching from ladakh ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ thanks for visit in Ladakh ❤️
Yayyy!!! From Ladakh, wonderful to meet you 👋🏼
Glad you enjoyed it! Enjoy the last part of winter 🥶
U can visit south India u can see variety of different foods temples heritage and culture especially Kerala and Tamil Nadu it's amazing Kerala, munnar, kochi, wayanad
Oh wow! Looks beautiful! Some of those I’ve never hear of and it’s beautiful! Especially Munnar and Wayanad! ❤️
Thnx for visiting my birth place 🥰
Thank you for being such friendly locals ☺️
Whole of Delhi is NOT a Slum, only some parts where you stayed cheap (Mahipalpur) perhaps, And this is common in Europe as well - Every city has it's share.
100% agree. That was only our experience and we didn’t explore any of Delhi. That was just our experience going to the mall and back. I’m sure there are beautiful areas.
Please dont compare with europe man 😂😂😂😂
Delhi is so polluted so unclean
Which drone did you bring and any issues at the airport or in Ladakh?
Hi! The DJI Mavic 2 Pro.
Had no issues at Ladakh airport, did have issues when landing in Delhi from Ladakh and Mumbai landing from Delhi 🤷🏼♀️
But it got sorted and we kept the drone.
Our Incredible India
It truly is incredible 🤩
Bus to Leh bus via Himachal will give you views that you can't get on a flight. You don't have to do it at one go from Delhi.
You can spend time in Manali and Lahaul in Himachal and then take the bus for 10-12 hrs Max in one go.
I can imagine the views must be incredible!
Really want to go to Manali still. 🤗 heard it’s beautiful!
@@KinfolkTravels Manali itself is crowded... Go ahead and explore Lahaul Region which is on the way too.
@@travellingslacker ah close to Spiti?
quite informational
Glad it was helpful and thank you for watching! 🤗
@@KinfolkTravels want to travel there but it might be hard as even the change in air pressure of long flights are a problem for me(mild)
Most welcome to ladakh ❤
Thank you! What a place ❤️
A Postpaid SIM card from Delhi will work in Ladakh. Only prepaid SIM cards are restricted.
Ahhh good to know. I don’t think tourists are able to get those though?
You won't keep strays in your countries but come and increase strays here. And that's your selling point. Wow.
We unfortunately have so many strays in our country too 🥹
Hey you guys should really visit forest/ Tiger parks in India like Pench or Jim Corbett. Preferably Nov-Dec as the forest looks very beautiful. Im sure you guys will like it. It's an addiction on its own❣️
Hi! Thank you for the recommendation.
Which part of India are these parks located in?
@@KinfolkTravels Jim Corbett is in Uttrakhand state near New Delhi and Pench is located in Madhya pradesh state near Nagpur city
Thank you for feeding the animals ❤
Thank you for watching! 🤗
Welcome to INDIA❤...
Thank you!
Thanks for an honest review of Delhi. Most people sugarcoat it. Also, Delhi Airport lacks modern equipment which can check everything inside the bag. So you have to open the bag and expose everything.
That is the most funny thing I've heard. Of course, Delhi the city is quite crazy. But, "the modern equipment" in Delhi airport is called "X-Ray". Even small airports have it. At the Delhi airport, they ask you to unpack your electronics and some other items (in addition to X-Ray), because we are surrounded by crazy countries.
@@rextro4799 and a few crazy people who support them inside as well.
Delhi was quite an experience. Love India! But I don’t think Delhi was one of our favorite places in India, but surely an experience.
Hahaha, our bags were such a mess after packing our every single cable every time 😅 but rather safe than sorry.
Thank you for watching!
Rather safe than sorry. It’s effort, but if it ensures safety then all for it and glad they do it.
@@KinfolkTravels I think Delhi has its charm too. Especially the monuments and old Delhi street food. Plus, for many logistical things, Delhi is required. But, yeah, in no way it represents the totality of India and a couple of days are more than enough for Delhi.
Even I can't live in delhi, so I came back to my hometown after my grad. It is too noisy for me
Hahahah, that makes me feel better!
Where is your home town?
@@KinfolkTravels Ajmer Rajasthan
There's no place as beautiful and stunning as Ladakh...This coming from someone who has travelled about 14 countries across Europe, Asia and Africa
It’s truly magical ✨
Come to santinal Island one most isolated island of India
That looks very interesting! But are visitors allowed to go there?
@@KinfolkTravels No sis...no one's allowed there....but you can explore neighboring islands😊Do visit cellular jail there
Thanks for using the correct map 👍
I’m so glad! Someone else also mentioned it. I was not aware that there were discrepancies on the map. May I ask what the differences are with the maps as I wasn’t aware. :)
We recognize POK(Pakistan occupied kashmir) as indian part, so we want to be align with indian map although pok is controlled by pakistan but we are committed to take it back and we reserved parliamentary seats for POK people
Hope you will enjoy your journey and must visit uttarkashi (my hometown) uttarakhand
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Have a good time in Bhaarath ( India) also good luck on your RUclips channel
Thank you so much! ☺️🤗
Wouldn't it be a stark contrast if you visited a desert right after? Yes, that's right. India has deserts too. There's camels in the Thar desert of Rajhastan, India.
That is so high on my list to visit that desert!! We planned to go but it was in the middle of summer so a bit too hot 🥵
@@KinfolkTravels no problems! i live in the andaman and nicobar islands of india. it's very interesting to learn about the different cultures and landscapes of india from your videos.
Keep up the great work
Have a visit to northeast though u will love it here specially meghalaya and arunachal ♥️
Would love too!! Thank you will add it! :)
Welcome to india
Thank you! Love India! 🇮🇳❤️
Jay shree ram Welcome in India🚩🕉️🇮🇳
Thank you!
Hey there, i would say give Himachal pradesh , uttarakhand and sikkim a shot before leaving
Will definitely when we come back again! 🤗
❤informative
Thank you and thank you for watching!
You guys are showing true tourism of India instead of showing cities like Delhi and Mumbai. ❤🙏🇮🇳
Yayyy!!! I’m so glad, I hope people can watch these videos and see there’s a lot more to India than what the media portrays of crowded Delhi and slums of a Mumbai. India is so diverse with many amazing places to see ❤️
Very 🎉 good content & and information ❤
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for wacyhing :)
Instead of hotel you should try to stay at homestay there you will get to know the true culture of ladakh
And most of shopkeepers seller travel agencies etc are not ladakhi people they come here for business thats why you wont find the true culture of ladakh
Thats why I recommend you to stay at a guest house
That is so true! Will do that next time :) the last hotel on the list felt very much like a home stay with the family :)
Super affordable for folks earning in stronger currency than INR. Within India, the return flights to this place are more expensive than flights to Thailand. I feel some adjectives should be used carefully. Can be misguiding when people are generally browsing for information/
Thank you for highlighting this, noted and will be sure to choose my words better :)
I do agree with you that the flights are quite expensive to and from Leh 😅
Very good explanation ❤
Thank you and thanks for watching h and subscribing! 🤗
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Visit andaman too of India
So high on the bucket list!!
You visited during what month please?
This was in July 2023 ☺️
@@KinfolkTravels I was there in April 2024 and I stayed in a Homestay on Sankar road. But I really felt that the rooms are not heated enough. They have a personal heater for each room but it’s not really enough to heat the room properly and because of that I really suffered a lot at night when it was really cold. I want to go back in July too when I believe it should be a bit warmer. But you are right, Leh is really a very very special destination…..out of this world…
I’m sorry to hear that :/ I can imagine April being quite cold.
Was it full of snow? What did you do there, wasn’t a lot of places still closed?
Hope when you go back you enjoy warmer weather. In July we didn’t need heaters it was warm enough ☀️
@@KinfolkTravels Indeed, quite a lot of places were closed but there were enough places opened....I didn't miss anything really. The lady host at my hotel told me the Dalai Lama often visits few days after his birthday....Maybe it could be an interesting time to visit. I was mostly attracted by the monasteries because the way of life of the Buddhist monks has always fascinated me. Hemis Monastery and Thiksey were among the special ones. I need to visit again because I want to be able to discuss with the Head of Lamas at Thiksey. He is a very learned monk and he will probably have some secrets to share with me hopefully. There was some snow at one point and I managed to have photos of Hemis Monastery under the snow, which is something very rare.
Love from an another Himalayan state❤❤
Yayy! From where?
@@KinfolkTravels well actually it's an Indian state called uttarakhand which lies in mid ranges of Himalayas ..
@@KinfolkTravels maybe he is from himachal pradesh....btw plz do visit
kashmir (Srinagar, dal lake, sonamarg,Gulmarg,Pahalgam , patnitop,Aru valley,Gangabal lake trek,betaab valley,budgam,kupwara,Gurez valley,Baisaran valley )
--himachal pradesh
-- rishikesh (uttrakhand)
--Jaipur (pink city)in rajasthan
--new delhi (Cyber city,Aerocity,)
--Goa
--Hyderabad (Hitech City)
--lakshadweep
--Andaman and Nicobar Islands Kerala( munnar, Thekkady, wayanad,)
-- NORTHEAST INDIA (really untouched beauty)(like Sikkim, Assam, meghalaya, mizoram, nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, manipur ,tripura)
@@abhayaswal6233 oohhh okay, everybody says must visit it!
Y so less subscribers ? Video quality is nice.
I don’t knowwwww 🥹
Try Manali to Leh bike ride. You won't regret it at all
I want to but the road sounds quite dangerous?
Do visit south India Immaculate compare to north india.
silicon city valley Bangalore ❤❤❤❤ enjoyable city
Have heard such good things about the South! Can’t wait to visit!
Welcome in India ❤🙏🇮🇳
Thank you!!
Sis don't forget to come kerala.. Coastal state india.. 🌊🏖️
I want to!!
Very underrated 😢😢😢
Looooove Ladakh. Want more people to know about it but also don’t want to so it stays not as crowded and so special.
i travel a lot and come across a lot of foreigners while travelling and seeing your travel style i can say you guys are pretty rich foreigner😅
That’s cause we aren’t on holiday, we work full time and travel so we need proper internet and relatively comfortable places to stay to work properly and have meetings :)
Which camera??
This was mostly filmed on GoPro Hero 10, iPhone 10 and 11 as well as insta360.
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U should visit Turtuk Village in ladakh, pangong lake in ladakh
We visited Pangong lake, incredible! Coming up in the next video.
We planned to visit Turtuk but they mentioned that a lot of times foreigners can’t really enter or go very far in so it’s not always worth the effort and drive for foreignersp
Leh Ladakh ❤❤ beautiful ❤️❤️ place in Bharat 🇮🇳🇮🇳
It is!! ☺️
You also should visit Andaman Nicobar and Lakshadweep islands ❤❤
I want to!! Never knew of it before everyone in India recommended it!
@@KinfolkTravels May God bless you.... wish you have beautiful days ahead 💐🇮🇳🙏
@@Taskin9126 thank you! Same to you 🤗