750 kg of PURE GOLD in India 🇮🇳- never seen anything like it..
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2024
- In this episode, I am leaving Srinagar, Kashmir, and I am riding to Amritsar, in Punjab. It's an 8 hour motorcycle ride, but it's all worth it once I see the Golden Temple...
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She rides, she shoots the videos, she edits and also gives us eye opening information about places she visits. All this by herself. Wow!
Noraly is the Annie Oakley of the Netherlands! And she attends weddings, copes with traffic jams, gets stuck in the mud, masters language barriers and navigates the politics of many borders! Noraly is educational, entertaining and exciting! She is the Netherland’s BEST AMBASSADOR! Stay safe and keep your channel episodes coming. You have us all addicted to everything NORALY!
एकदम सही। इतनी मेहनत बहुत कम लोग कर पाते हैं.
@@abhinaysingh8306 exactly. She's too good
I am convinced she is the real Wonder Woman.
I think she said she hired someone to help in one episode
My favourite country in the world. I’ve been going to India since the early 1990. Love the place and it’s culture…and the food is to die for!
You are so kind, thankyou!
What is so good about the food......???
@@marlenemcmillan8891india is the place where spicies were born, so here the food has variety of flavours as we know the spicies better than any country.
you can try indian food but you won't experience the real taste if you're trying it outside of India.
even in India, there are different places to go if you want best of the best.
@@marlenemcmillan8891Why don't you try it and see for yourself? Nobody can taste food on your behalf.
The GOLDEN TEMPLE did not disappoint, Noraly. I’m blown away by the amount of research you must be doing for some of these videos. All the local knowledge is such a large part of what makes these productions so watchable. This part of India is a real eye opener, thank you so much for all you do while moving at what seems to be a pretty fast pace…❤❤❤Rick
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She practice 5 years ago, happyly😊 4 Us.
I though you’re going to get squished by that tractor with the trailer.
@@dub.dub.trip.d6661 …. You’re right,,, that was a close call. But, I assumed Noraly had it under control.
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As a Indian I'm impressed on your riding skills in India👍
Dhanno was from India! maybe she just absorbed the skill all along!
@@DevKulkarni Scientific Human learning , for some people only
yeah really! Specially in those tight traffic areas
Other then that you should be ashamed at how your people drive... but then again there is trash everywhere and if you cant even take care of that you really cant expect people to follow traffic laws
I'll be honest, I've been driving for over 40 years, but I would be scared to drive in India. Congratulations Noraly for your calm and tranquility. Have a good trip.
Brother the fact is roads are not much but yeah are quiet narrow and the population of India... So yeah rush is obvious
@@amanraj0005You said everything obvious so..?
Keep riding Itchy Boots, we truly appreciate your inner strength and goodness!
Miss thoseamazing Ladakh routes but navigating these Punjab streets needs another level of skill as well. Kudos to you. Be safe and enjoy!
Hello guys, can anybody please tell, what exact intro music she used ?
Thank you!
Great adventure again. Did I warn you for the drivers on the road to Jammu ? Amritsar was the first city in India that I came to, overlanding by myself from Nederland to India, when I was 21 years old. The Golden tempel is really worth any waiting. Very very impressive. The Sikh people are respected all over the world for their emphasis on healthy and cleanliness both fysical and moral and mental 👍👍😀
came by there in 74 overland from Germany.
@@susanne.mcmillan 👍👍
@@susanne.mcmillan very different travelling in those days without even the slightest information on how and where to go.
It's just a shame they don't employ someone to clean the streets.
Thank you, your extra info interesting.
The Sikh people are Very warm and friendly. I've made several friends here in the US and they have educated me on a lot of things. Their religion is very proud. It's really neat to see their temple from someone I've followed for a long time. Thank you for sharing!
Congratulations on 600 episodes! Thank You for each and every one!😍
India, India.. beautiful temples and rich culture. What else you can ask.❤
India is the land of festivals. Celebration in every city and every street. 🦋🪔🦢🪞
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@@SanjKing It's beautiful country.
@@Minina-Nena-CelinaI like your positivity, your way of looking at the world is admirable. 🤎
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Noraly's Pit Stop Lunch ; SARSON KA SAAG + MAKAI KI ROTI :
In context, Saag is used to describe stewed or puréed greens. Any type of greens can be used in Saag, but mustard greens (called Sarson) are the most common in Pakistan and India. In Punjabi cuisine, Sarson Ka Saag (or Sarson Da Saag) is often paired with flaky cornmeal flatbread (makai ki roti ) 🙏
The Sikhs are extremely good soldiers. In Burma WW2 My father commanded 5000 men, among them were Sikhs and he praised them for the effectiveness, loyalty and excellent service they provided at all levels. They were a damn good fighting force, you can rely on. At one point I got a bit concerned that you were going to be squeezed by a truck and something else, they closed in on you and looked very dangerous. Lovely scenery though and yet another interesting video. Thanks Noraly :)
And they are just as good human beings inside out always too..
@@keshavdawra12 I want very much to agree with that, but not all are good. Very few are involved in the grooming gangs you hear about concerning young girls. They have been involved in that. Only a few though. There is good and bad in all don't forget. "People are basically good, its just situations that make some bad" Peter Ustinov. My father would have been furious with me for mentioning this, alas he passed sometime ago, thank goodness, before he could become aware of what is going on generally, he did detest the royal family though, I mean he REALLY did !
Yes they are always loyal to their masters.
@@riteshpandey814 Isn't that slave mentality though? Serving colonial masters?
Yes, a few close calls riding especially the red truck.
Noraly, as a film maker myself I love your videos especially editing, sound and of course Cinematography. I know what you are saying about Season 1 Episode 1. Some of your best Videos are also from Season 1. Who can forget your ride in Kyrgyzstan ? Amazing visuals and mesmerizing music. With out a doubt you are simply the best rider on RUclips !!
the amount of research she does before/while travelling to a country is mesmerizing !!
Spot on information about India's rules/geography/food/culture & ever learning !!
Kudos Noraly. ..
So much beauty! The culture so sweet. Thank you Noraly for sharing this lovely country with all of us.🙏❤️🇺🇸
The chaos of the streets and roads is insane!! The places you visit and the things you find are wonderful & that is why we keep coming back for so much more!!
Ride safe & thanks for the great content!!
India is such a wonderful and fascinating country I hope to go there someday soon thank you itchy boots for showing me the world
Seeing beauty I will never see with my own eyes. Riding along with someone who absolutely knows their way around motorcycling. It doesn't get any better! Thank You!
Looks like you did some Kamakazii riding today ,crazy traffic, I thought you were going to get squished, I'm glad you made it! I really enjoy your adventures ,never a dull moment,India is an amazing country,incredible scenery Thank you for taking me on your journey❤
I visited Kashmir in August, and I completely agree with you regarding the abundance of trucks on the Jammu-Srinagar highway. It can be quite unnerving when they suddenly encroach into your lane. Additionally, the numerous tunnels along the route are quite an experience, and one of them, if I'm not mistaken, is a staggering nine kilometers long. The journey certainly offers its share of thrills and surprises.
The editing is so good.. even with songs from local region which makes it even more catchy.. all the facts you put are just wow Happy Riding 🤟
Wow! It's music to my ears and happy moment , when Noraly says; Good morning Internet..! ❤ Then you just started to enjoy her video and passion for riding the world.❤❤❤
Hi Noraly, thanks for a very informative episode again and as always no disappointment there, the traffic is hectic there and at one point with the tractor and trailer i thought that it was going to bump you off the bike but luckily you are a good rider and always alert. The temple looks really amazing. All the efford you are putting jn to give us all the information makes you a remarkable person. Stay as humble as you are, stay safe and God Bless you and your channel. Greetings from Cape Town. Your parents must be very proud of you. 🙏🙌🇿🇦💯💪🏍🙂
Felicitaciones!!! 600 videos realizados. Enorme trabajo, mucha creatividad en la elección de los contenidos y la edición muy bien hecha. La protagonista ayuda mucho al encanto de las historias. Saludos, abrazos y besos!!!
My first ever long ride was from Jalandhar to Gurez in Kashmir that I completed last week. The Banihal part of the highway towards Punjab is one of the most risky workplace. My respect to the men who are working day and night to finish the highways and Tunnel.
What an amazing culture I always feel connected to in a special way. The traffic makes adventure riding turn into survival riding. While watching I held my breath several times while you seemed unimpressed or even joking! Amazing !
Thankyou for showing the beauty of our country 🙏🏽. Would like to see you riding through the southern states of India ( Karnataka , Tamil Nadu and Kerala ) .
Thank you so much for sharing your adventures. I still get WOW!! moments every single time - so inspiring to watch.
Hair raising, nailbiting, hilarious, informative and as usual, you just keep on getting better and better at riding and filming. Thank you for showcasing a beautiful culture.
I thought your ride up the Sina Pass was the most hair raising thing I'd ever seen, but that truck, goat clogged road where no one worries about head on collisions, takes the cake! 🤯Stay safe, Noraly, and have fun!
All that goats r well educated regarding traffic rules...indian goats r well educated than rest of world goats..😊😊
@@RupeshSingh-ov9ei Yes goats are well educated! But the fearsome attackers of Indian roads are bulls
@@RupeshSingh-ov9ei what about cows
@@alpharomeo786 🐷
A tour of the Golden Temple grounds was such a treat. What a beautiful place of tranquility amidst the chaos of traffic. Insulated from the outside as a haven for worship. Wonderful vid!
Thank you Noraly for showing us the beauty of the GOLDEN TEMPLE and the people of India.
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And she has shown India's bad roads and dirty footpath
@@srinivasashree0000Yes, atleast it’s getting better day by day
@@srinivasashree0000 she didn't show bad things about India intentionally . She shows it how it is .
Noraly u look so much happier in India than u did in Africa. That was great move. Love your accent love your bravery. Love your content. Cheers from Scotland 🏴
Great feel for what it’s really like to be there today! From crazy scary traffic to impressive golden temple, many contrasts. Thanks!
Riding on a wet gravel road with potholes on a mountain side , looks WAAAAAAY safer than riding in the cities !!!!😊😊😊😊👍👍🏍🏍🏍🍺🍺
This is quickly becoming my favorite series of videos . So much culture... When I was a Surgery tech I spent a lot of time talking to people because it is so hard to sleep in a hospital . I met people from all over the world and the Indian people were so polite and interesting . I would talk to the spouses and relatives while the patients slept . They were so surprised that I was interested in their culture and religions but I find that fascinating . I also did Home Health and met a few Muslim families too and I would listen to their music and prayers ... It's a shame people can't just allow each other to live in their particular cultures and not fight about it . I pray Israel can find peace and all others . PK
Of course you get a very enthusiastic 'Thumbs Up' from me. If ever I were to visit India, this as well as well as Kashmir would be the regions I would gladly visit. Until then, thank you Noraly for taking us there💖
GO ITCHY BOOTS, GO ... 🏍🏍🏍
Seeing this great content has given me flashbacks to a journey in 1985 where unfortunatly Punjab was a restricted area due to the Amritsar conflict. Waiting at Lahore border for the one day opening a month then having our Magic Bus to New Delhi army-escorted through whole Punjab without a halt. In those times Jammu/Kashmir was peaceful and needs no permit to enter and spend holidays in. Stunning is that the traffic seems to not have changed the smallest bit. Those truck and bus drivers risk everything everyday. The sikh are really impressive people! Have fun and stay safe.
Wow. India is just beautiful ❤❤😊
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Thank you for helping me get back on the road from Srinagar to Amritsar. We were inspired by your travels that we did a roadtrip for 65 days, all the way from Bangalore, Karnataka and crossed these roads. Drive safe and keep exploring!!
Blessed you are Noraly ! Watching the holy shrine - The Golden Temple , through your cameras was an immense joy. Appreciate your knowledge of local customs wherever you go and really applaud your respect for all the religious places you encounter in your rides. Your pre-ride research is amazing and it seems to be very helpful for you deservingly. As for the ride to Amritsar , your face at the eating joint said it all - lots of traffic fumes and tons of dust along the way. As for the food , it was Mustard leaves cooked in clarified butter- called “Saag” and Corn flour flat bread - called “Maki di roti.”Yummy and nutritious. Glad you enjoyed the Punjabi meal. Very entertaining vlog this , thanks for taking your audience to one of the most benevolent places on this planet and symbol of true human - spirit. Bless you
Saag is officialy made of spinach so Noraly was right about that .But in some cases if there is no spinach around they use other greenleafed vegetables
@@guidorosenberg7520 In Punjab, when we say "SAAG", we mean mustard leaves - while when we say "PAALAK:, we mean spinach. That's the difference!
Admire your ability to ride through nail biting traffic. Those oncoming trucks 🙈. Thank you for all the interesting research you do. Beautiful scenery. Ride safe.
This Golden Temple is so sacred and beautiful. So many beautiful places in India I've never seen before. Thank you for sharing this special trip.
I loved watching this video log, you can see immense concentration on your face when riding through the city, well done I can only dream of doing the things that you do, Im such a fan 👍 thank you for sharing your journeys with us.
Noraly!!! Nerves of STEEL! The traffic is insane! I just knew that you would get smushed at 1 point. So enjoying your return to India. ❤❤❤
The Golden Temple and all other buildings around it were magnificent. Your knowledge of history and present of The Golden Temple was eye opening. Thank you.
Srinagar to Amritsar via Banihal and Ramban is a very tough journey... you have done it just like that🎉🎉🎉
Love watching your videos as a longtime rider myself. All of my rides have been across the US, so I'm jealous of your far away adventures. Makes me want to try my hand overseas on some riding adventures. I'm impressed by your riding skills in some of the craziest traffic and scary roads.
You are a brave woman, enduring these hairy traffic conditions on the main roads and even more so in the cities. The golden temple is soo impressive with the beautiful water surfaces around them. Thanks for sharing.
Marvellous !! Thanks for your constant effort, skilled riding and humanity to show us landscape and cultural diversity. Gracias!!
Could not be happier to see you in that city.
It has my heart. ❤️ my people. Beautiful city.
Please do visit again as many times as you can.
Oh, my! I'm sure I have seen photos of the Golden Temple and surrounds, but I am in awe! I had no idea it was so massive and beautiful! Thank you so much for taking us quietly through the streets to get there so we could absorb the energy of the place. And thank you always for the research you do to tell us about where you are.
Hi Noraly.
You really are a machine for working and producing such good videos, not only of images but of very relevant information about places and people...
Excellent work!!!
Drive carefully and take care of yourself!!!
A very cool adventure today! I am not sure how you survive in that traffic but you came out unscathed with maybe a little soot!! Wow! Thank you for showing us the impressive golden temple! It is impressive and the Sikh people are generous and respected. Learned more about this interesting country of India!
❤ What really struck me in Punjab is how dirty and chaotic … until one is inside the Golden Temple area … so clean & beautiful! Have LOVED your journey thru the Himalayas best!
Amritsar is dirty, just like any North Indian city.
@@alani3992 It is sad but generally most Indian cities are dirty.....the words cleanliness and hygiene does not seem to exist in their vocabulary.
@@alani3992 don't worry. We are recently working on it. It Needs another 10 years, I believe
The Golden Temple has certainly been kept spotless! Amazing architecture!
Other North Indian states/cities are better off than Punjab & Delhi. It all boils down to the local state govts. Just like in the US, you've got SF for eg & you've got others... same!!
The sunrise ride was amazing as you left! The scenery is beautiful and the people are so nice and friendly. There must be an endless number of ways to transport a motorbike! lol…. The temple is amazing and certainly worth the visit. Another day well spent on your adventure in India! Ride safe Noraly!
Noraly, your smile is contagious because it's sincere. We appreciate all that you do and share with us. Thank you. Almost 2 million subscribers. Congratulations.
200k x 10 you mean
@@bert2673 I meant 2 million subscribers. I corrected my comment. Thanks
Going on these rides with Noraly is the second best thing to actual travel through India - all done in a pleasant, intelligent and engaging way. Remarkable.
The distance from srinagar to amritsar is about 431 km and route passes through mostly high mountainous region famous for dangerous road and you have successfully covered in heroic way.Great remarkable achievement in a unknown challenging area
Omg😳 Nerves of steel is an understatement to describe what it takes to ride a bike there! But, seeing the Golden Temple was such a beautiful sight. I had to laugh as you were walking...it sounded like you had a bird in your scarf😂. You have once again gave us pillions the ride of our life. Great video, Noraly,
U should know,For a foreigner it's easy to travel in Punjab bcuse they get super excited seeing an foreigner specially a white skin...everything is forgiven for foreigners but this is not a case for rest of india...😅😅
I love how she navigates the language barriers, food choices, places to stay, searches out the regional sights and research valuable information. Noraly you makes ALL proud to experience the cultures and different worlds you visit. Excellent filming, editing and musical accents.
@@kenc1800 and I love how she stands on the bike when she is excited, similarly like I used to do during my college days to impress babes...
Super interesting, Noraly.
Nice to have you guide us through this part of India!
Such beautiful filming. I remember the traffic in India, Bangladesh and Nepal. 😱 The noise. The smells. You are reminding me of all these amazing things. Thank you 😘
Can't wait to see the Golden Temple. Another great break in my routine. Thanks, Noraly. Great stuff. Thank you, ❤❤❤❤❤
PD.: muchos de esos 600 videos los ví dos veces, me encanta descubrir detalles qué en la primera vez no los veo!!! Felicitaciones, GENIA.
Beautiful is an understatement when it comes to india it's heavenly olso loved the new intro it awesome!!
Wow the memories ,visited the golden temple n punjab almost a decade ago..the golden temple is really mesmerising n exceptional..tq Noraly for bringing back those memories..you are really awesome and i cant thank you enough for showing us the world through your camera lens ..stay safe n take care.❤❤❤
Yes, thanks for the trip down memory lane as well. I went in the year 2000 with a Seik friend who was doing his pilgrimage. India is facinating.
Hello Noraly, I like your videos as you allow the video photography takes its own course. Instead of commenting every now and then, you allow the viewers to decide their action. As India is a land of diversity, it will make one tired in no time. You have braved the odds and delivered the best. Thanks Noraly
Loved this episode , some vehicles got way too close, but it’s a form of organized crazy driving. the walk through the temple grounds was really interesting . Thank you once again. ❣️
Good to visit India with you Noraly thank you and good luck when you are in the India traffic.
I so love following your travels ... and admire your riding skills. May you live long and prosper!
WoW Itchy!😲🥴 That traffic is the epitome of "organized chaos".
Be Well and Ride On! Regards from Texas 💖🏍🤠
From mountain roads with crazy truck drivers to traffic jams. You have some serious riding skills Noraly. Stay safe.
Noraly, because of this and other recent videos, India is now bucket list especially Kashmir and Golden Temple. I did jump with the close truck encounter and others but quickly realised you as always are a survivor and we wouldn't be seeing the video at all if you hadn't skillfully avoided the near-crashes!
The landscapes are breathtaking! The Golden Temple is not only beautiful but so relaxing. I loved how peaceful is. Congrats on your videos!
Truly admire your ability to ride through hair-raising sketchy traffic with such grace and ease! Bad enough navigating goats on the sidelines, but those oncoming trucks were quite frightening! 😳🙈
U don't have to worry abt indian goats there...indian goats no only goats but others too like cow,buffaloes, dogs, cats all r well aware of traffic rules and they will never come before ur vehicle ..😊😊
I swear she just barely missed being crushed….I’m sure it was not as close as it appeared, but I caught my breath!
Bulls are more dangerous than goats on Indian roads
Roads( earth) are not only for humans . It's for everyone or animals . So human should learn how to ride , keeping everyone safe .
Yeah My anxiety goes into overdrive watching that traffic, crazy.
Wow Noraly!! This video is amazing on many levels. Your navigating the unbelievable traffic and visiting the fabulous Golden Temple!! I would hesitate to try different foods, but you seem to do very well with it in so many places. Lots of love from Gene in Tennessee.😘
Thanks, Noraly. I admire your ability to imerse yourself in the different cultures and religions on your travels, and you do this with so much respect,love, and patience ❤
Nicely done,I love the way you include the music of the area you are in, it adds another demention to your travels. Keep up the great work
Takes me back to my times in India- great video and really captures the essence of biking there ..nice one ! Better than many UK docu's .
Traffic navigation was challenging to say the least and the big trucks definitely apply the "rule of gross tonnage"! It looked as though the tractor pulling the trailer was close to claiming yet another mirror. Great episode.
Damn that route looked hectic..and those truckers... typically competitive😅
Your cool demeanor and attitude is applaudable and contagious 😊
Keep up the good work 👍
You should go on a bike trip to these fantastic places in India, like from Gangtok to Nathu La, Coorg to Munnar, Bhalukpong to Tawang, the Rann of Kutch, or from Valparai to Vazhachal Forest. Especially, you should ride through the Western Ghats in South India and the Eastern Himalayas in Northeast India. These are some of the most amazing places in India.
I started seeing your video with the very first riding from India and we are back in India 🌻☺️☺️☺️ welcome back to India where this season started with Basanti
The traffic is like a free for all…have to have nerves of steel to navigate through it! The Golden Temple was very interesting to see. Always enjoy your travels and the education regarding the area you are visiting.
I'm from Jammu, and recently I visited Kashmir in my car. The journey was quite an adventure, especially on the Ramban-Banihal stretch, which is known for its treacherous conditions. The road is narrow in this area, and the presence of trucks only adds to the challenge. However, there's some hope on the horizon, as construction work is underway to improve this critical route. It's expected that in the near future, the Ramban-Banihal stretch will become safer and more accessible for travelers.
The look on your face with those truck fumes -- was awesome, Itchy Boots!
Hey noraly , great episode 💕 i am from jammu and i was waiting for you to come jammu and explore jammu also but you just skipped jammu like its not even there . There are many amazing places in jammu you should have explored but its okay . I hope next time if you ever visited j&k you will explore jammu too . Btw love from india ❤
I am so glad you have returned to us Noraly. I have been following you for years and years. You are my favorite Blog on You Tube. You look wonderful. ❤ Thank you for showing us the World. I am sorry I missed you when You came through Las Vegas, Nevada and got injured. I was watching your progress towards Las Vegas, hoping we could connect and I could ride with you through the Valley of Fire, then take you to Lunch or dinner. Don't Worry, I am a Harmless 70 year old man who has been riding motorcycles since the age of 11. Glad to see you're back. I think very highly of you. I wish only good things for you, and continue to pray for your safety and safe, troublefree travels! Jared Howe. Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
Cool musical selections. Noraly, you are such an amazing person. Thanks for sharing your expericnces with us.
Noraly, that temple was incredible! Also, I don't know if the GoPro distorts the image but some of that traffic you travelled through looked VERY close to you! Another fabulous episode (how do you get that good at editing?!) 😍
Sarson ka Saag - (Saag of Sarson) Sarson is known as mustard greens in English and saag is generally used for a spiced curry made of greens so Sarson ka saag is basically a spiced mustard greens curry.
Nutritious food. 😊
Thank you Noraly for showing us the beauty of India ❤❤❤
Wow another fantastic video showing India in all guises thank you for sharing this 👏
I like her every episodes I have been watching her videos since she started her RUclips video,her drone clips is absolutely incredibl👍 she is back in India again and there is lot more to explore incredible india,India has everything to explore from great Himalayan mountains deserts to beautiful sea so go ahead and bring us more lovely videos. Best wishes 👍👍👍
OMG you took me back in time ! I was there exactly 10 years ago ! Such an incredible place ! I also didn't have the patience to stand in the long line to get it haha ... I spent 5 years of my life in India and still couldn't see everything ! The treasures there are infinite !
It was again a really good video. That city traffic looked stressful and exhausting. The temple looks really beautiful and so clean. If i'm not mistaken, this video was number 600, I've seen them all😉 I never get bored watching them!
I cannot believe how you navigate all this traffic. That's an art in itself!!
Another fantastic video. It certainly gives an interesting insight to that part of the world. Quite amazing architecture. Thank you for the journey with you and keep safe.
What an amazing sight to see. I am watching all your videos full screen and with all, it feels like you are right there as well.