@@KinfolkTravels You're welcome! If possible, please consider trying the Vande Bharat, Namo Bharat, Indian metro trains, and other premium trains. With more than 60 Vande Bharat trains currently running in India, getting tickets shouldn't be too difficult.
@@KinfolkTravels Vande Bharat trains are designed for medium-distance travel, covering distances of up to 800 km. Currently, there are 66 operational Vande Bharat trains, which can be easily found on popular routes across India. In addition to Vande Bharat, India also boasts long-distance trains such as Shatabdi, Rajdhani, Tejas, Duronto, Vistadome etc Furthermore, more than 20 cities in India have operational metro or subway systems.
@@KinfolkTravels Vande bharat - upto 800kms Vande Bharat sleeper(under trials) - 800-1200 kms Namo Bharat metro(RRTS) - intercity Namo Bharat Rapid Rail - upto 250 kms Amrit Bharat (Non AC) - more than 2000 kms Other local and premium trains - all distance Metro - intercity and within city I hope now you get some idea about trains in India.
18:15 yes this is India. The crowd in the general class which are mere 2-3 coaches who usually travel short distances without booking upfront. 18:20 No this is not India. It’s Bangladesh. India has the highest coverage of railway electric lines in the world at about 95% and people cannot stand over the trains because of that and Indian trains are not of 1900s with shady green and maroon colours. Additional point: Big changes are happening in Indian train systems where AC and Non AC are being launched separately, short distance (100-250kms) and long distance trains (both with AC) are being launched separately. The target to complete this transition is 2028. Vande bharat train is one example of it. 23:48 both the currency notes shown here are not in circulation.
18:20 thank you for pointing this out. Super interesting. And on the new trains that is awesome! I love how India is always moving and improving and innovating. Never being content with how things are. On the notes, thank you for pointing that out. I used a stock video site for it.
@@KinfolkTravels 🙏🏼 only added points on the whole lot value information you provided so that people visiting here get the things better if they are planning to visit.. thank you..
Visit South Indian states Kerala, Karnataka & Andhra Pradesh you'll see a different dimension of India. Visiting north east states Assam & Meghalaya is mustvto enjoy the different culture & scenic locations.
18:19 its not India.... Its Bangladesh.... Correct the video clip..... Yes our country has over crowded train and bus in general class but other classes like AC coaches are more safer and comfortable.... So if you guys are traveling any part of india... Make sure that AC coach and AC bus should be the 1st preference.... ✌️✌️ One big news in coming year..... Indian railway change railway facilities totally in different way with more luxurious train like vande bharat express ( seating & sleeping ) coaches, world class train stations, lounges, foods, wifi securities etc etc... It will be great adventure in coming years... ✌️✌️
No country is 100% safe. If you Visit the European countries there are countless allegations of tourists facing Racism at the same time if you visit South American countries there's a Threat of mafia and drug cartels! In India we own Indians face the heat and gets subjected to Scaming if we travel to other states because of Language barriers! If you are Alone the chances are more if you to get scammed. I suggest you to travel with someone alongside take help from your Indian friends. India is such a Lovely place. You will enjoy more with someone by your side. You can see Cold desert, Ice cap mountains and Tallest peaks in the world in Ladakh, Himachal and Uttarakhand states! You have places in india which have temperatures as low as -30 C and as hot as 50 C. You have rainforests like tropical countries in western ghats ranges, Beaches like Maldives in Lakshadweep, Andaman Islands are like Indonesian archipelago, The North East have beautiful waterfalls, Caves, similar to SEA countries! You have a hot Desert like the Arabian countries! You can see the most fertile plains in the world just like Ukraine and Argentina India is blend of All countries. You can see the Richest of Richest Localities and Night life nothing short of western countries and in the same city you'll see Most of India is Safe. Mainly the South Indian states, The North Eastern states, Rajasthan Maharastra and Gujarat on the west the Ladakh, Himachal, Uttarakhand states are safe aswell also visit Andaman and Maldives which are safe aswell! Don't stay overnight in unknown locations or In rural areas and never ever do Budget travel as you can face so many difficulties look for Google reviews and book the place! Ignore Delhi and Northern states India is much beyond Delhi and Agra! If you visit Northern states please be aware in Nights. That's it! You'll be safe if you are with someone. We Indians ourselves don't prefer solo travelling in other states. You can find 1-2 peoplewill be rude nut at the same time you will see 5-6 people around you who will be hospitable and ensure safety and make you feel comfortable. So the place you stay is most important. Don't just go to a place cause it's cheap loot out for reviews everywhere you wish to go be it for food or stays! If you keep this in your mind you'll enjoy your time and make your best memories here!
Thanks for this video. Me and my bf both have Indian heritage (both our grandfather's are from Mumbai funnily enough). Last year we visited Mumbai and Goa and it was a great experience. Hoping to go back to India soon and see more of the country. Will defo think about your food tips.. food is always an issue when we go to asian countries because we never know what anything is lol
@@alfieshaikh4620 ah that is awesome! I’m so glad you guys managed to visit Mumbai and see your heritage and where your grandparents grew up. That is so special. ❤️
Hello! We planned it all ourselves. We only used a guide to show us around the Taj Mahal, Jaipur and the bike trip. I’ve linked all their details in those videos descriptions. ☺️
@@soumyasekharsar1591 oh I do! We visited Ladakh, Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Ranthambore and a little bit of Mumbai. Can’t wait for return to visit the Islands, Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Himachal Pradesh area as well as Kerala. ☺️
Hey! ☺️ All the details linked in this video about the palace: ruclips.net/video/sv897Dd11fw/видео.htmlsi=B1UHxuWuNjaX1eZB Hotel name: Nahargarh Haveli
@@SMR218 thank you for watching! So glad you found it helpful! Not too cold, averaging around 23 degrees Celsius in the day and around 10 at night in December.
INDIAN HAVE 22 OFFICIAL LANGUAGE, ALL STATE HAVE SEPARATE LANGUAGE SEPARATE FOOD SEPARATE CULTURE SEPARATE DRESS 🥻 SHEPHERD WEATHER 🌡️ BUT WE ARE ONE INDIAN 🇮🇳 HAR HAR MAHADEV 🚩
Hey, you should really visit tiger reserves like Tadoba or Jim Corbett especially in winters when the forest is also very beautiful. Just book the park permits in advance as people book it months before
@KinfolkTravels ik, ranthambore is quite famous internationally due to its heritage, but tiger sighting chances are much better in Tadoba which is in Maharashtra state near Nagpur city and Jim Corbett is in Uttrakhand state near New Delhi. Tiger sighting chances are lesser in Jim Corbett than Tadoba, but the forest is worth watching, especially the Dhikala zone in early morning safari in winters. The best zones are Adegaon Gate for Tadoba and the Dhilaka zone for Jim Corbett. Whatever you would want to visit, just book the tickets at least 3 months prior as these are the most famous zones, and they get sold out in no time. You can check on RUclips, which is the official forest department website to book from
18:20 How is this India? Please don’t show incorrect information. Indians don’t travel in train like this. Clearly you can see its Bangladesh, as you can see the person on top of the train waving the flag. India is well developed and has huge transport network. Please edit that part or at least update the part with correction. Jai hind. Hamara Bharat Mahaan
Hi! Thank you for pointing this out a few others viewers have also notified me of this incorrect information. Unfortunately I can’t edit a video already uploaded onto RUclips.
That’s the info I got from research and speaking to locals ☺️ I’m sure there are safe places as well, but in general it is less safe than some other parts. Where do you recommend people go?
@@KinfolkTravels you are saying Kolkata is less safe than New Delhi? I don't know who told you that but it's completely wrong. From my experience I can tell you, as a man I will prefer not to visit New Delhi. I have been there many times. I don't feel safe. Even I reject job opportunities from this area. East, Northeast, South India are one of the safest places in India. North is not at all safe.
@@chiranjibthakur2054 thank you for your reply. As mentioned in the video it is considered less safe regions but I’m sure there’s safe places inside it. The video mentions my experience in Delhi. ☺️
@@KinfolkTravels Which locals? North Indian locals!🤦 They're totally ignorant abt d rest of d country specially d remote/stunning North-East 💚 region & it's lovely diverse natives who're some of d nicest people u'd ever meet; d most humble, honest, welcoming & well-mannered people in India. Only thing those ignorant mainlanders would tell u abt NE r racist stereotypes, generalization, misinfo or plain lies. The unique & incredibly diverse NE region is not only d most beautiful region in India but by far d cleanest, peaceful & d safest region in India 4 tourists/travelers. In fact, except infrastructure/development, North-East India is better than d rest of India in every sector...for example it's far better wrt women's safety with progressive/liberal societies, people here don't creepily stare at foreigners nor do they annoying try 2 sell stuff all d time & scam u! Did I mention d food 😋 d most diverse, healthy & delicious cuisines in India which includes many unique veggies/herbs abundant in this tropical region & lots of Fish, Pork & other meats including Beef! Do ur research properly next time before spreading ignorant propaganda against a whole diverse region which already deals with so much negligence & discrimination from d rest of d country. No region in d world can be 100% safe but North-East is by far d safest region in India 4 visitors specially foreign tourists; it's an unexplored natural/cultural paradise that should be on every traveler's bucket list 🙏
We wanna travel to south India in mid Oktober till mid november, for 4 weeks. We wanna have a luxury/medium luxurious vacation there.. about how much cash do you recommend to take with us per person for four weeks? 🙏
Hi! It depends so much on how luxurious, the different areas etc. I’d say: Accommodation: $1500 you will have a very comfortable time. But there is no limit to luxury in India and $3000 will get you quite a luxurious time. (For 4 weeks) Food: Western food is more expensive but on $20 a day per person you will be very comfortable. Perhaps not luxury. Once again no limit to luxury there. Transport and activities: really depends where you are going and what you are doing. But it’s not expensive in India. Hope this helps?
@@KinfolkTravelsthanks for your reply, yeah :) so €3000 on cash should be really enough for those weeks. Can I change my euro valuta into roepees for free at the Indian bank or airport... ? And is there limit on the amount of cash of roepees you may carry with you in indiA, cause on Google i read something about cash limits in india? 😶🌫️ India is a totally new thing for me, a kind of exciting
@@jeroennietsdoenn hey! 3000 euros will you get you a nice time but not very luxurious. 3000 euros just for accommodation still get you a luxurious time :) With regards to cash, we usually just paid with our cards or drew money there so I’m not too sure about the cost of exchanging. But I think there is always a small fee for exchanging/ the fee is build into their exchange rate. 3000euros of cash shouldn’t be an issue to carry on you. It is usually larger amounts of cash ie 10 000 euros up.
@@KinfolkTravels anyway when you visit Darjeeling then from Darjeeling you can go to Gangtok one of the best palce... Darjeeling to Gangtok 100km (3-4hour) journey... Darjeeling+Gangtok planning for atleast 5-7 days stay
@@KinfolkTravels Darjeeling - Hill , ropeway, temple there is lots of things to do in Darjeeling..(but Talk with Village or local people)it's more fun ... Gangtok - for me It's hevan because I love nature... You can check in google for more information..or watch Videos on yt
Even indians avoid old delhi it's highly overcrowded and polluted on the other hand New delhi is relatively modern and clean Fun fact - New Delhi is capital of india not Delhi 😁
I’m glad I’m not the only one. Ahhh that’s interesting. Do you have suggestions for visitors of things to do when in New Delhi? Maybe I’ll give that a try next time ☺️
@@KinfolkTravels Akshardham temple , Humayun's tomb it's like taj mahal of delhi not as big ofcourse , lotus temple, india gate , Rashtrapati bhavan (president's place) but there many areas open for public beautiful parks gardens and museum
Very useful, comprehensive, & accurate, so my comment may be a bit nitpicky. Anyway, am a little surprised to see caste being mentioned. It has no relevance in today's India, be it for foreign visitors or Indian tourists. In fact, many Indians feel that the inaccurate portrayal of caste in the West was simply a British divide & rule subterfuge, therefore still badly misunderstood. It might be more appropriate for visitors to be aware of religion in the subcontinent, conflicts over which many inaccurately (because it predated their arrival) blame the British.
Thank you for watching and the feedback. ☺️ I guess for me coming from South Africa where we had apartheid a lot of things started making sense about India once I learned of the caste system. There are so many simulaties between our two counties and because of being colonized by the British and these systems that were implemented I felt like I really gained a deeper understanding of the country and what its dealing with today as we South Africa is going through similar things. Maybe it wont be as valuable for people from countries that didn’t deal with those issues. ☺️
Some wrong information Not second in 2023 india became most populated nation in the world.india have massive islands ehich is 73 times bigger than maldives, so maldives of india is lakhhwadwip islands which is located in same archepaleoge, and on other hand andaman islands which is 73 times bigger than maldives
I would suggest any foreigner specially white foreigners to spend a little more money. India has 5 star hotels but also -5 star hotels. And if you come from a wealthy country your already in top 5% of india. Also avoid the dangerous areas. Only visit western india southern india and himalyan states everything else has civil war like conditions.
@@KinfolkTravels I suppose, west would be Maharastra, but south, Goa should be there, as the weather, is similar, cuisine, languages, christian influences, early euro arrivals etc.
I heard it’s the most populated now. ☺️ I think every country has a national sport and language “officially”. But it’s often not quite in line with what the citizens think and môre for show.
India guide 101 Don't stick to the golden triangle only. India is the 7th largest country on Earth, explore and visit more places. Also it's not like every part of India is the same. If people only visit like 3 cities and believe entire India is like that, then it's just plain ignorance. India is the most diverse country on the planet, in almost every term, like food, language, geography, religion, culture etc.
21:04 again misinformation.... 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ Civil line in current india mostly developed by india govt with using of indian taxpayers.... So dont try to misguided people that they are developed during British raj 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ What kind of obsession is this 🤔🤔🤔🤔????
Hi! Thank you for watching, it was developed during the rule of the British by the then Indian government, the British Raj. Of course tax payer money was used.
@@KinfolkTravels India has no national sport. The ministry of youth affairs and sports has replied to an RTI (right to information act) query filed by Mayuresh Agrawal, a school teacher from Dhule, Maharashtra, in 2020 Jan 15, confirming that India has no national sport declared. It's just a popular perception created due to India's prolonged success in hockey in olympics several decades ago. Please look this up and clear your doubts.
1:42 i don't know where you got the information, but it's completely wrong India doesn't have any national sports because every region has its own choice of sports, and what you are saying is just some claim .If someone is planning only to visit the triangle then it will be wrong descision. Because India is so diverse so visiting only west India will be foolish job .
Let people do their own research. There is plenty of information about India everywhere. No need to impose your views on others. If people want to clarify they will ask you.
I think all countries have a national sport for official purposes, might differ though to what the general population agrees on ☺️ India is very big, people would need to visit it plenty of times to explore it all but unfortunately everyone doesn’t have the luxury to take months of leave or a lot of savings so I think everyone like myself just to try to do our best and see what we can with the time and funds we have 😊
@@uganda7230 hi! Thank you for confirming ☺️ I was a little shocked myself when I read hockey was the national sport. But then again India loves their sports.
Who told you that north eastern region is less safe place..North eastern region is very safe place..with kind hearted people..just visit all the north eastern region states..you will feel like you are in Myanmar,laos,vietnam,combodia,thailand
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
Thank you for being such a friendly and welcoming country 🇮🇳
Nice informative video and all the best for your future travels!!
Thank you for watching and the good wishes 🤗
@@KinfolkTravels You're welcome! If possible, please consider trying the Vande Bharat, Namo Bharat, Indian metro trains, and other premium trains. With more than 60 Vande Bharat trains currently running in India, getting tickets shouldn't be too difficult.
Thank you! Are these for longer distances?
@@KinfolkTravels Vande Bharat trains are designed for medium-distance travel, covering distances of up to 800 km. Currently, there are 66 operational Vande Bharat trains, which can be easily found on popular routes across India.
In addition to Vande Bharat, India also boasts long-distance trains such as Shatabdi, Rajdhani, Tejas, Duronto, Vistadome etc
Furthermore, more than 20 cities in India have operational metro or subway systems.
@@KinfolkTravels
Vande bharat - upto 800kms
Vande Bharat sleeper(under trials) - 800-1200 kms
Namo Bharat metro(RRTS) - intercity
Namo Bharat Rapid Rail - upto 250 kms
Amrit Bharat (Non AC) - more than 2000 kms
Other local and premium trains - all distance
Metro - intercity and within city
I hope now you get some idea about trains in India.
18:15 yes this is India. The crowd in the general class which are mere 2-3 coaches who usually travel short distances without booking upfront.
18:20 No this is not India. It’s Bangladesh. India has the highest coverage of railway electric lines in the world at about 95% and people cannot stand over the trains because of that and Indian trains are not of 1900s with shady green and maroon colours.
Additional point:
Big changes are happening in Indian train systems where AC and Non AC are being launched separately, short distance (100-250kms) and long distance trains (both with AC) are being launched separately. The target to complete this transition is 2028. Vande bharat train is one example of it.
23:48 both the currency notes shown here are not in circulation.
18:20 thank you for pointing this out. Super interesting.
And on the new trains that is awesome! I love how India is always moving and improving and innovating. Never being content with how things are.
On the notes, thank you for pointing that out. I used a stock video site for it.
@@KinfolkTravels 🙏🏼 only added points on the whole lot value information you provided so that people visiting here get the things better if they are planning to visit.. thank you..
@@gshen231 that is perfect, really appreciate the comments ☺️
Visit South Indian states Kerala, Karnataka & Andhra Pradesh you'll see a different dimension of India. Visiting north east states Assam & Meghalaya is mustvto enjoy the different culture & scenic locations.
Thank you!
18:19 its not India.... Its Bangladesh.... Correct the video clip..... Yes our country has over crowded train and bus in general class but other classes like AC coaches are more safer and comfortable.... So if you guys are traveling any part of india... Make sure that AC coach and AC bus should be the 1st preference.... ✌️✌️
One big news in coming year..... Indian railway change railway facilities totally in different way with more luxurious train like vande bharat express ( seating & sleeping ) coaches, world class train stations, lounges, foods, wifi securities etc etc... It will be great adventure in coming years... ✌️✌️
Thank you for pointing this out, appreciate it. ☺️
That is truly exciting of the new trains coming!! 👏🏼
Love from jaipur (india)
I feel glad...that you love jaipur
Me too ☺️
thank you for info do you have uber experience ?
Hi!
Yes, we used uber to get tuktuks for short distances ☺️
Super ❤ ❤️ From 🇱🇰 Next level.
Thank you! ☺️
No country is 100% safe. If you Visit the European countries there are countless allegations of tourists facing Racism at the same time if you visit South American countries there's a Threat of mafia and drug cartels!
In India we own Indians face the heat and gets subjected to Scaming if we travel to other states because of Language barriers! If you are Alone the chances are more if you to get scammed. I suggest you to travel with someone alongside take help from your Indian friends. India is such a Lovely place. You will enjoy more with someone by your side.
You can see Cold desert, Ice cap mountains and Tallest peaks in the world in Ladakh, Himachal and Uttarakhand states! You have places in india which have temperatures as low as -30 C and as hot as 50 C. You have rainforests like tropical countries in western ghats ranges, Beaches like Maldives in Lakshadweep, Andaman Islands are like Indonesian archipelago, The North East have beautiful waterfalls, Caves, similar to SEA countries!
You have a hot Desert like the Arabian countries!
You can see the most fertile plains in the world just like Ukraine and Argentina India is blend of
All countries.
You can see the Richest of Richest Localities and Night life nothing short of western countries and in the same city you'll see
Most of India is Safe. Mainly the South Indian states, The North Eastern states, Rajasthan Maharastra and Gujarat on the west the Ladakh, Himachal, Uttarakhand states are safe aswell also visit Andaman and Maldives which are safe aswell!
Don't stay overnight in unknown locations or In rural areas and never ever do Budget travel as you can face so many difficulties look for Google reviews and book the place!
Ignore Delhi and Northern states India is much beyond Delhi and Agra! If you visit Northern states please be aware in Nights. That's it! You'll be safe if you are with someone.
We Indians ourselves don't prefer solo travelling in other states.
You can find 1-2 peoplewill be rude nut at the same time you will see 5-6 people around you who will be hospitable and ensure safety and make you feel comfortable. So the place you stay is most important. Don't just go to a place cause it's cheap loot out for reviews everywhere you wish to go be it for food or stays!
If you keep this in your mind you'll enjoy your time and make your best memories here!
Thank you ☺️
Thanks for this video. Me and my bf both have Indian heritage (both our grandfather's are from Mumbai funnily enough). Last year we visited Mumbai and Goa and it was a great experience. Hoping to go back to India soon and see more of the country. Will defo think about your food tips.. food is always an issue when we go to asian countries because we never know what anything is lol
@@alfieshaikh4620 ah that is awesome! I’m so glad you guys managed to visit Mumbai and see your heritage and where your grandparents grew up.
That is so special. ❤️
@KinfolkTravels ty ❤️and yeah we've decided on our trip now - we'll be off to Kerala
Lots of love from India❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Lots of love for India! 🇮🇳❤️
Thank you!
Pleasure ☺️
Thank you for visiting❤
Thank you for being such a friendly country ☺️
could you recommend me your guide or an agency to make some tours? thanks
Hello!
We planned it all ourselves. We only used a guide to show us around the Taj Mahal, Jaipur and the bike trip.
I’ve linked all their details in those videos descriptions. ☺️
U should visit these places in India 🇮🇳 ❤️
1. Ladakh
2. Kashmir
3. Shimla
4. Manali
5. Rishikesh
6.Udaipur
7. Jodhpur
8. Jaisalmer
9. Jaipur
10. Mumbai
11. Goa
12. Hampi
13. Bangalore
14. Kerala ( kochi, varkala, Munnar, Alleppey)
15. Meghalaya
16. Darjeeling
17. Sikkim
18. Andaman and Nicobar islands.
Thank you for sharing this!
I’m sure viewers will find this so helpful ☺️
@@KinfolkTravels why u don't want to visit?
@@soumyasekharsar1591 oh I do!
We visited Ladakh, Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Ranthambore and a little bit of Mumbai.
Can’t wait for return to visit the Islands, Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Himachal Pradesh area as well as Kerala. ☺️
Visit uttrakhand state too
What was the name of the gorgeous palace you stayed at please
Hey! ☺️
All the details linked in this video about the palace:
ruclips.net/video/sv897Dd11fw/видео.htmlsi=B1UHxuWuNjaX1eZB
Hotel name: Nahargarh Haveli
Thank you for your video. I’m traveling in December and not sure how to pack. Does it get very cold in the mornings in Agra, Jaipur and ranthambire?
@@SMR218 thank you for watching!
So glad you found it helpful!
Not too cold, averaging around 23 degrees Celsius in the day and around 10 at night in December.
Check a weather app with year round data.
@ agreee!
best place to visit india is south india and norteast india and mountains state . only the northern and central states have some bad experiences.
Thank you
You know India very well then us
Thank you
INDIAN HAVE 22 OFFICIAL LANGUAGE, ALL STATE HAVE SEPARATE LANGUAGE SEPARATE FOOD SEPARATE CULTURE SEPARATE DRESS 🥻 SHEPHERD WEATHER 🌡️ BUT WE ARE ONE INDIAN 🇮🇳 HAR HAR MAHADEV 🚩
It’s beautiful 🤗
Nice editing 📯📯
Thank you! ☺️
Hey, you should really visit tiger reserves like Tadoba or Jim Corbett especially in winters when the forest is also very beautiful. Just book the park permits in advance as people book it months before
Hi!
Thank you for this! What area are they in?
We went to Ranthambhore to see the tigers. I haven’t heard of Tadoba or Jim Corbett.
@KinfolkTravels ik, ranthambore is quite famous internationally due to its heritage, but tiger sighting chances are much better in Tadoba which is in Maharashtra state near Nagpur city and Jim Corbett is in Uttrakhand state near New Delhi. Tiger sighting chances are lesser in Jim Corbett than Tadoba, but the forest is worth watching, especially the Dhikala zone in early morning safari in winters. The best zones are Adegaon Gate for Tadoba and the Dhilaka zone for Jim Corbett. Whatever you would want to visit, just book the tickets at least 3 months prior as these are the most famous zones, and they get sold out in no time. You can check on RUclips, which is the official forest department website to book from
Jimm corbett is in uttarakhand state of himalayas, it is where the jungle book happened😂 @@KinfolkTravels
@@bg53rockylayek4 that sounds amazing!! Adding it to my list thank you!
@bg53rockylayek4 it's not jim Corbett. It's pench which jungle book is based upon.
18:20 How is this India? Please don’t show incorrect information. Indians don’t travel in train like this. Clearly you can see its Bangladesh, as you can see the person on top of the train waving the flag. India is well developed and has huge transport network. Please edit that part or at least update the part with correction. Jai hind. Hamara Bharat Mahaan
Hi!
Thank you for pointing this out a few others viewers have also notified me of this incorrect information.
Unfortunately I can’t edit a video already uploaded onto RUclips.
Well you are wrong. Actually east and northeast of India is one of the safest places in India. Do your research thoroughly.
That’s the info I got from research and speaking to locals ☺️
I’m sure there are safe places as well, but in general it is less safe than some other parts.
Where do you recommend people go?
@@KinfolkTravels you are saying Kolkata is less safe than New Delhi? I don't know who told you that but it's completely wrong. From my experience I can tell you, as a man I will prefer not to visit New Delhi. I have been there many times. I don't feel safe. Even I reject job opportunities from this area. East, Northeast, South India are one of the safest places in India. North is not at all safe.
@@KinfolkTravels visit Sikkim, Kerala, West Bengal, Meghalaya, Assam, Goa. You can peacefully travel without worrying to much.
@@chiranjibthakur2054 thank you for your reply. As mentioned in the video it is considered less safe regions but I’m sure there’s safe places inside it. The video mentions my experience in Delhi. ☺️
@@KinfolkTravels Which locals? North Indian locals!🤦 They're totally ignorant abt d rest of d country specially d remote/stunning North-East 💚 region & it's lovely diverse natives who're some of d nicest people u'd ever meet; d most humble, honest, welcoming & well-mannered people in India. Only thing those ignorant mainlanders would tell u abt NE r racist stereotypes, generalization, misinfo or plain lies. The unique & incredibly diverse NE region is not only d most beautiful region in India but by far d cleanest, peaceful & d safest region in India 4 tourists/travelers. In fact, except infrastructure/development, North-East India is better than d rest of India in every sector...for example it's far better wrt women's safety with progressive/liberal societies, people here don't creepily stare at foreigners nor do they annoying try 2 sell stuff all d time & scam u! Did I mention d food 😋 d most diverse, healthy & delicious cuisines in India which includes many unique veggies/herbs abundant in this tropical region & lots of Fish, Pork & other meats including Beef!
Do ur research properly next time before spreading ignorant propaganda against a whole diverse region which already deals with so much negligence & discrimination from d rest of d country. No region in d world can be 100% safe but North-East is by far d safest region in India 4 visitors specially foreign tourists; it's an unexplored natural/cultural paradise that should be on every traveler's bucket list 🙏
We wanna travel to south India in mid Oktober till mid november, for 4 weeks. We wanna have a luxury/medium luxurious vacation there.. about how much cash do you recommend to take with us per person for four weeks? 🙏
Hi!
It depends so much on how luxurious, the different areas etc.
I’d say:
Accommodation: $1500 you will have a very comfortable time. But there is no limit to luxury in India and $3000 will get you quite a luxurious time. (For 4 weeks)
Food: Western food is more expensive but on $20 a day per person you will be very comfortable. Perhaps not luxury. Once again no limit to luxury there.
Transport and activities: really depends where you are going and what you are doing. But it’s not expensive in India.
Hope this helps?
@@KinfolkTravelsthanks for your reply, yeah :) so €3000 on cash should be really enough for those weeks. Can I change my euro valuta into roepees for free at the Indian bank or airport... ?
And is there limit on the amount of cash of roepees you may carry with you in indiA, cause on Google i read something about cash limits in india?
😶🌫️ India is a totally new thing for me, a kind of exciting
@@jeroennietsdoenn hey!
3000 euros will you get you a nice time but not very luxurious. 3000 euros just for accommodation still get you a luxurious time :)
With regards to cash, we usually just paid with our cards or drew money there so I’m not too sure about the cost of exchanging.
But I think there is always a small fee for exchanging/ the fee is build into their exchange rate.
3000euros of cash shouldn’t be an issue to carry on you. It is usually larger amounts of cash ie 10 000 euros up.
Best place to visit in india
Leh (you already visited)
Meghalaya
Darjeeling
Shimla
North East India
Thank you for these recommendations. I’m so excited for Darjeeling! ☺️
@@KinfolkTravels anyway when you visit Darjeeling then from Darjeeling you can go to Gangtok one of the best palce... Darjeeling to Gangtok 100km (3-4hour) journey... Darjeeling+Gangtok planning for atleast 5-7 days stay
Oh wow that looks amazing! Any recommendations on best things to do there?
@@KinfolkTravels Darjeeling - Hill , ropeway, temple there is lots of things to do in Darjeeling..(but Talk with Village or local people)it's more fun ...
Gangtok - for me It's hevan because I love nature...
You can check in google for more information..or watch Videos on yt
Don't forget Andaman and Nicobar islands and lakshadweep islands
Even indians avoid old delhi it's highly overcrowded and polluted on the other hand New delhi is relatively modern and clean
Fun fact - New Delhi is capital of india not Delhi 😁
I’m glad I’m not the only one.
Ahhh that’s interesting.
Do you have suggestions for visitors of things to do when in New Delhi?
Maybe I’ll give that a try next time ☺️
@@KinfolkTravels Akshardham temple , Humayun's tomb it's like taj mahal of delhi not as big ofcourse , lotus temple, india gate , Rashtrapati bhavan (president's place) but there many areas open for public beautiful parks gardens and museum
@@iliketurtles9719 thank you!
Taxis are pricey. Use the Government Auto Rickshaw stand at bus stand and railway station
Compared to other countries they are quite reasonable in India for medium distances ☺️
Thank you for the tip.
Very useful, comprehensive, & accurate, so my comment may be a bit nitpicky.
Anyway, am a little surprised to see caste being mentioned. It has no relevance in today's India, be it for foreign visitors or Indian tourists. In fact, many Indians feel that the inaccurate portrayal of caste in the West was simply a British divide & rule subterfuge, therefore still badly misunderstood.
It might be more appropriate for visitors to be aware of religion in the subcontinent, conflicts over which many inaccurately (because it predated their arrival) blame the British.
Thank you for watching and the feedback. ☺️
I guess for me coming from South Africa where we had apartheid a lot of things started making sense about India once I learned of the caste system. There are so many simulaties between our two counties and because of being colonized by the British and these systems that were implemented I felt like I really gained a deeper understanding of the country and what its dealing with today as we South Africa is going through similar things.
Maybe it wont be as valuable for people from countries that didn’t deal with those issues. ☺️
Some wrong information Not second in 2023 india became most populated nation in the world.india have massive islands ehich is 73 times bigger than maldives, so maldives of india is lakhhwadwip islands which is located in same archepaleoge, and on other hand andaman islands which is 73 times bigger than maldives
Oh really? 😳
@@KinfolkTravels yah
bad experience is from bihar up delhi rajasthan mp odisha jharkhand and some part of bengal
Thank you for sharing this
I would suggest any foreigner specially white foreigners to spend a little more money. India has 5 star hotels but also -5 star hotels. And if you come from a wealthy country your already in top 5% of india.
Also avoid the dangerous areas.
Only visit western india southern india and himalyan states everything else has civil war like conditions.
I agree, India has some very luxurious accommodation options at prices you’ll will find no where else. ☺️
Correction, Goa is considered south, even Maharashtra is considered south by many,
Ahhh that’s interesting. Thank you for that.
What would you say is West Indian places to visit?
@@KinfolkTravels I suppose, west would be Maharastra, but south, Goa should be there, as the weather, is similar, cuisine, languages, christian influences, early euro arrivals etc.
@@bobbyeapen6049 any specific recommendations you’d have for travelers to do in Maharashtra?
Ajanta and ellora caves in which kailash temple is must visit place
@@PriyanshuGupta3105 thank you
India Loves Hockey
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actually India is the most populated country not the 2nd & I'm pretty sure that India doesn't have a national sports and national language 😅
I heard it’s the most populated now. ☺️
I think every country has a national sport and language “officially”. But it’s often not quite in line with what the citizens think and môre for show.
These are not Indian trains. Most probably from Bangladesh.
Thank you, appreciate the feedback. Another viewer also corrected that information. Much appreciated ☺️
India guide 101
Don't stick to the golden triangle only. India is the 7th largest country on Earth, explore and visit more places. Also it's not like every part of India is the same. If people only visit like 3 cities and believe entire India is like that, then it's just plain ignorance. India is the most diverse country on the planet, in almost every term, like food, language, geography, religion, culture etc.
So diverse ☺️
21:04 again misinformation.... 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Civil line in current india mostly developed by india govt with using of indian taxpayers.... So dont try to misguided people that they are developed during British raj 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
What kind of obsession is this 🤔🤔🤔🤔????
Hi! Thank you for watching, it was developed during the rule of the British by the then Indian government, the British Raj.
Of course tax payer money was used.
India does not have an officially recognized national sport.
I think every country has ☺️
@@KinfolkTravels India has no national sport. The ministry of youth affairs and sports has replied to an RTI (right to information act) query filed by Mayuresh Agrawal, a school teacher from Dhule, Maharashtra, in 2020 Jan 15, confirming that India has no national sport declared. It's just a popular perception created due to India's prolonged success in hockey in olympics several decades ago. Please look this up and clear your doubts.
Interesting, thank you
1:44 it's not, it's just claim , like some websites/books claims it's hockey, some cricket, some say it's kabbadi but actually it's nothing.
Hahaha
1:42 i don't know where you got the information, but it's completely wrong India doesn't have any national sports because every region has its own choice of sports, and what you are saying is just some claim .If someone is planning only to visit the triangle then it will be wrong descision. Because India is so diverse so visiting only west India will be foolish job .
Let people do their own research. There is plenty of information about India everywhere. No need to impose your views on others. If people want to clarify they will ask you.
You are poor in GK of India. India's national sport is 'field hockey'.
I think all countries have a national sport for official purposes, might differ though to what the general population agrees on ☺️
India is very big, people would need to visit it plenty of times to explore it all but unfortunately everyone doesn’t have the luxury to take months of leave or a lot of savings so I think everyone like myself just to try to do our best and see what we can with the time and funds we have 😊
@@KinfolkTravelsYou're right, hockey IS the national sport of India. Don't fall for misinformation being spread by random people online
@@uganda7230 hi! Thank you for confirming ☺️
I was a little shocked myself when I read hockey was the national sport. But then again India loves their sports.
WRONG! Cows are eaten in Kerala.
Interesting
It's not a cow, it's a buffalo😂
Who told you that north eastern region is less safe place..North eastern region is very safe place..with kind hearted people..just visit all the north eastern region states..you will feel like you are in Myanmar,laos,vietnam,combodia,thailand
@@besatisfied6903 I am sure there are nice areas within North East India. Locals did warn us to be more careful though if heading that direction ☺️