If I’m ever feeling down this is often the channel I turn to for inspiration and to help improve my mental health. Thanks Gabe you are awesome and I’m so glad that you choose this as your career cause your great at it.
Great fashion choices, Gabriel 🤗 Indian textiles; cotton, leather, colours, patterns are so vibrant and stylish. Love the long sleeved shirt on you! Really enjoyed spending part of my morning in India. It never ceases to fascinate me, how effortlessly Delhi pulls it all together as an energetic, authentic city of delights. Thanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to your next destination ☀️🎺☀️ Namaste ☺️
You just spent my perfect day in India! It’s true that there really is no destination on earth that hits the highs and lows (often in the in space of an hour) like India does.
I'm so jealous right now, I miss India so much. The magical feeling of something sacred, the mysterious smells, the chaos and all the beautiful culture. Got goosebumps from watching this. Enjoy your trip and I'll be watching. Such a relief from my everyday hussle. PS: I'm totally onboard about that Kingfischer ;-)
please visit North-East India the most diverse place of the country. it is sparsely populated, clean, green and lots of friendly people . North East India has got 8 States- Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura and Sikkim. only Tripura and parts of Assam can be hot this time otherwise it's manageable weather. not many foreign tourists come to NorthEast, a hidden gem of India.
Hey Gabe, RUclips just recommended me this Video. Good to see you back after a long Time! Harald Baldr stole this from me in his recent Vlog. A comment I left on your channel long time ago! It goes something like... My respect to Gabriel the original youtube travel vlogger who has been doing this since a long time. Most other Vloggers just started from 2016.
I'm always impressed about how safe India is in relation to crime. Now yes, obviously there are the scams, perhaps theft, but violent crime seems rare. Now for a solo female this could be different, but as a guy who does stand out as a tourist, its just great to go as you please without worrying about getting mugged. Especially considering the amounts of cash tourists walk around with is an absolute fortune for a lot of locals.
I have been to many countries , India is very safe when it comes to people becoming aggressive in the streets or being robbed in the streets which is unlike places like Brazil where street robberies of tourists is very high , I was in Denmark recently , although over all this country is very safe , late at night when I was walking the streets to get transport to the airport , there were drunken young males in Copenhagen who wanted to become unfriendly by calling out names to people also this kind of behaviour can happen in places like Australia which can be very safe day during the day for tourists but at night alcohol can change people's personality to being aggressive and to act in a stupid manner .
I grew up and live in North America, however, When I visit India I drop all my defences and become carefree..Never worry about being attacked or having anything stolen. Back in North America .. I leave that carefree feeling behind in India
People rarely have a gun with them in India.... you should have a valid reason to get a gun and your application must be approved by government institution... It cost pretty much money so theft can't afford it..... 😂
Perfect second outfit - those colours really suit you - great choice! These videos are turning out to be very useful. I wish editing delays weren't a thing and I could follow your Indian adventures kinda live. Alright, I'll try and be patient until next video 😁✌️
Thanks Marta. Videos will be posted more regularly again now that I have better internet. I was in a small village for a few days where the wifi was the slowest I've ever experienced. This video was done but couldn't get it posted after three days of trying.
Gabe so happy you are back in India. I still watch your old vlogs. I travelled to india in 2018 and hope to get back there again soon. I am a senior and still enjoy adventure travelling. Thanks so much for the great vlog. LOVE YOUR NEW WARDROBE
Nice video Gabriel. It brings back my memories. The second shirt you had it on i used to call it Yoga shirts. Between 2008 and 2018 we sold about million of them in U.S. We used to travel to India 2,3 times a year and fill up to container then ship it to the Miami. Great design, great fabric for heat and of course one and only Awesome india.
I was in India a couple of weeks ago , I never saw any tourists in all the time I was there , yet when I went to Nepal it was packed with tourist , I think that if India made the visa less complicate or If they had a visa- on-arrival or no visa required for tourists , a lot more tourists would go there and spend their money which would help the Indian economy .
India largely depends on domestic tourism. State like uttar pradesh attracted 550M tourist previous year that is very huge in term of this sector. But yesss india should also promote foreign tourism this will bring us doller.. 😃
I have seen many foreigners travel videos but Gabriel sir videos are very awesome and deep explore of india. Or any country love you from India 🇮🇳 thank you for coming in India 🇮🇳 🙏🙏🙏
This is good video who wants to explore Delhi's market in budget. Gabe You made a great video. I'm also from Delhi and so many things are beautiful sites to visit over there.
16:39 As you said Durga festival, the goddess Durga is associated with the protection, strength and courage to combat against the evils. It is widely celebrated in the eastern states mostly in West Bengal, here we celebrate once almost 4 to 5 days in a year, during spring season and the reason for timing to celebrate is that there is an ancient story related, which Durga after getting married to lord Shiva, she used to visit maternal house once in every year during that period and it is considered to be one of the most famous festival of India. For more information here is the link en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durga
If you are visiting India, it would be like you are visiting 27 or 28 countries. In India, each state has its own language, culture, traditions, cuisines, etc. The more you try to understand India, the more it will fascinate you. ❤🇮🇳🇮🇳👍
Thankyousomuch for bringing back the taste of India in my life, so much enjoying your videos but especially now you have returned to crazy fascinating India, keep on cruising, I follow you anywhere on your amazing travels!!!
Yo Gabe! Love the channel dude! Definitely my favorite travel channel out of the rest. After your done with your adventures in India, and have returned to the comfortable quarters of your home; consider traveling to the Faroe Islands. It’s incredibly beautiful, and the weather is very nice if you like weather a little bit on the colder side (but it never gets too cold); and there’s just a really calm vibe about the place. Its close to mainland, the island in Scotland, and it’s a territory of Denmark. If you read this comment, thank you!
@@unklemunky8992 Thanks for the advice... Flying into Delhi on May 10th, will probably head for the hills right away or melt lol. Varanasi is definitely on my list, looks awesome.
@@johndeere9712 Lakshadweep islands are good Munnar Kerela back waters Tirupati (a lot of people come here so you may want to skip the hassle but it's beautiful) Mysore palaces Ajanta and Ellora caves Etc
Please visit Kailasa Temple in Ellora Caves at Aurangabad, Maharashtra India. It's considered greatest architecture in history of mankind, because the way it was built seems unbelievable for even today’s time. The temple was built at least 1300 years ago. No stone or nothing was added they carved a mammoth Granite rock/mountain with intricate details. The Kailasa Temple is notable for its vertical excavation-carvers started at the top of the original rock and excavated downward . At least 400000 tonnes of stones have been removed in the process. About 7000 workers and their future generations worked for 135 years. One small mistake and you have to rebuild the whole temple because it's carved into the rock without adding anything, that too up to down. kailasa temple secret underground tunnels believed to be leading to underground city which is even more mysterious and government have totally locked that down and no researchers are allowed to go inside. During the reign of Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, the temple was ordered to be demolished along with other temples nationwide. For the task in 1682 he sent over 1000 labourers especially to destroy Kailasa Temple; they worked for over 3 years, but could barely manage to disfigure a few statues here and there. It's the solid granite rock that's made so hard to destroy. Despite of his repeated efforts to tear down Kailasa Temple, Aurangzeb did not found success . Finally he gave up on destroying this temple . This is the same man who has destroyed thousands of ancient temples in India but he could not destroy this one so you can understand the the magnanimity of the temple. other than Kailasa Temple there are 99 other cave temples there (100 total) of which 34 are open for public viewing. whole temple complex known at Ellora Caves.
If you can control your expenses of eating outside, then your food budget can easily be covered in around Rs. 3000-3500 per month. So the budget will depend on how much you can afford to spend because Delhi can cater to needs for a budget as well as luxury lifestyle options.
I’m stealing that outfit lol. Loose thin-ish pants with some more shirt like thing with patterns is so much cooler than regular jeans with t-shirt(literally, too, like you said).
Good choice in sandals; got a similar pair in Mumbai in 2019- withstood monsoon water masses, hiking in rough mountain tracks even, still using them regularly after nearly 3 years.
Welcome to my country 🙏 so nice to hear from you about my incredible country ..I watch each and every video of yours 👍 yes.. shopping in India is quite affordable 😀 ❤️❤️
Hi Gabriel, This is going to be a long-drawn-out trip and you're geared up to take on the hot steamy weather. I see that there are 35 temples that you visit I'm sure you have laid out an itinerary of what to see and do.
They serve beer in those glasses coz they don't have liquor license unlike bars in the market. I'll be in Delhi for 2 months from mid May, hope to see you in Paharganj before you leave India.
Excellent video. I am thoroughly enjoying this series. My daughters went to India a "few" years back. They began on a backpackers budget to start. By the end of their 30 or so days, they decided it was affordable to stay at nicer places etc... Anyway, such a great video. Thank you!
Paharganj in Old Delhi is worst place in the country where most foreigners go when they land first in India. Paharganj is heaven for scammers and outrageously dirty, close to it there is huge red light area full of drug addicts. foreign people go there have bad experiences and then that's their impression of the country. it's a pattern that worst places in India are most visited by foreign tourists and best places are least visited by them. India's tourism ministry is not doing enough to make foreign tourists know about best places in India. by the time local Indians recommend good and beautiful places foreigners are already gone.
Yeah wth they go to Pahadganj? Don't see anything special there on the other hand they should Go to New Delhi first Plan out a day or two for histotical monumnetns in Purani dilli and then They can plan a day for gudgaon and noida as they are well connected with metro too
I’ve been to Delhi twice and both times I stayed in Paharganji. It was just fine. Conveniently located and cheap. Was it the most beautiful areas? No. But, perfect for me.
There was actually several minutes of me talking about my backpack that I recorded for this video, but decided to cut out. Luckily the clothes I bought were all light and I got rid of a few other things. So I'm back to square one, which isn't great. Problem is I have warm clothing that I might still need if I head up into the Himalayas, so I'm carrying them around even in the scorching heat.
No plans to retrace my steps on this trip, so that wouldn't work. Luckily the backpack isn't that heavy, and I'll be glad I lugged the stuff around once I get into the mountains.
my lungs hurt just watching this. I remember Katmandu I had to leave after about 4 days because my lungs couldn't take all the diesel fumes. Smoked a big hash joint at the top of Thorong La pass though, with no problems breathing up there lol.
Hi Gabe love the new outfits they should keep you nice en cool,whilst waiting for your next video i rewatched your trekking video from 5 years ago annapurna base camp one forgot how good it was , looking forwards to seeing your trip north to the high mountains , stay safe gabe happy trails, i am off to turkey soon
I am also told foreigners can use GPay. In India most payments have gone cashless and you can insist on paying using Google pay. Another suggestion for you while booking either hotels, car, ordering food or essential quick services, please use online apps. Would be really helpful.
Good to see you back in India, your second home 😉. King fisher reminds me kingfimer beer tried by Bald&Bankrupt 🤣It was a hilarious video , hope you saw that in his youtube channel.
Yeah I saw that one. I've never come across Kingfeemer in India. Just did a search for it and realized it's actually non-alcoholic. I'll take a Kingfisher instead.
When are you going to Visit Maldives 🇲🇻 🇲🇻 Try to Visit isha yoga foundation in coimbatore which has a shiva statue of 112 ft and then take a train journey from mettupalayam to ooty which is scenic route ✨✨✨👌👌👌
E-Rickshaw's charge fixed rate of Rs.10 for a shared ride anywhere in Delhi. Occasionally they might charge Rs.20 if you're the sole rider. ₹100 charge was nothing less than extortion
India can be intense in places I guess haha... Hope you made it back with worthwhile memories and a sense of appreciation for all things good back home!
Although there are a lot of scammers out there, you can easily spot them and avoid them. Also, they are not aggressive. They will back off if you tell them strongly that you don't need their services.
@@a_son8549 Loved it! Was definitely intense and I had already travelled to may different places but Delhi was definitely an eye opener, I couldn't even cross the road for the first 24 hrs!
Why are you recommending people to stay in Paharganj??….New-Delhi has so much better places to offer like Hauz Khas village, South Delhi, Lajpat Nagar (expat colony), Khan market+Lutyens….Paharganj is a shady place even for majority of Indians, it’s like a touristic shanty town.
During my 7 year stay in India in the 1990s I visited Delhi many times. For shopping I found Ajmal Khan Road (several km long) in Karol Bagh to be on balance the best shopping district for clothes and shoes (e..g. 30+ shoe shops/ stalls), household wares, electricals and much else. You'l find the largest selection of goods ranging in quality from basic to superior - mostly also at Delhi's lowest prices. Price-conscious middle class Delhi-ites shop there. After Partition Karol Bagh was launched by Punjabi merchant refugees from W Pakistan...
LOL 😁🤭POW wow! This is a first for me, seeing you go shopping n' a hoppin' ('Go With Ali' style) for material possessions (which by the way you cannot take with you to the spirit world, Gabe).
God, I could come to India just for the shopping...and I'm not a shopper. Excited to see the accommodations on the train. BTW, that dinner looked good!
There is no dearth of places to shop in India's cities. Sometimes, it just feels like the whole country is shopping. There is no off season for shopping. It only gets crazily crowded around the time of the big festivals especially Diwali, the festival of lights.
This is a good a video as any to give you what India and certainly New Delhi is like. For a guy who’s used to traveling, especially undeveloped countries it’s fine, though for a woman on her own, well you can see for yourself if it’s suitable!
I am planning a trip for September and will be staying in the same area and this was brilliant. I am also wanting some well-fitting good quality sandals, you mentioned you didn't love the colour, can I ask if they were tailored, size, design and style? Or was there the option? I found a place in Mumbai that did this and it is one of my best finds to date, as shoes are usually not very comfortable for me and I can't get all of those attributes in the one shoe. Your clothing choices were beautiful. I haven't seen men's clothing as I usually buy women's but the style and fit they were fabulous and I would be tempted to grab those for me as they could easily be unisex. I am also curious as to how you use the camera type and if handheld tripod etc as I would love to document my journey. Thanks, Gabe and safe travels, big hugs from London, UK. x
Hello! From spain! Just one question, it is easy to get in india now? Any covid passport or what we need to go there? Thanks a lot And super nice videos! Congrats
If I’m ever feeling down this is often the channel I turn to for inspiration and to help improve my mental health. Thanks Gabe you are awesome and I’m so glad that you choose this as your career cause your great at it.
Great fashion choices, Gabriel 🤗 Indian textiles; cotton, leather, colours, patterns are so vibrant and stylish. Love the long sleeved shirt on you! Really enjoyed spending part of my morning in India. It never ceases to fascinate me, how effortlessly Delhi pulls it all together as an energetic, authentic city of delights. Thanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to your next destination ☀️🎺☀️ Namaste ☺️
Ru in India?
Greetings and namaste, our India is one of the country where you can get most kind of clothes in wide varieties at a cheapest rate.
Well written
Cool, that style of dress reminds me of the 60s hippie generation. He always selects nice shirts with print & designs. ✌️ Peace/safe travels
You just spent my perfect day in India!
It’s true that there really is no destination on earth that hits the highs and lows (often in the in space of an hour) like India does.
Very true.
A lots of love for you from India ❣️❣️
I'm so jealous right now, I miss India so much. The magical feeling of something sacred, the mysterious smells, the chaos and all the beautiful culture. Got goosebumps from watching this. Enjoy your trip and I'll be watching. Such a relief from my everyday hussle.
PS: I'm totally onboard about that Kingfischer ;-)
And the mythical and elusive kimgfeemer
Welcome to India parallel see you soon buddy
please visit North-East India the most diverse place of the country. it is sparsely populated, clean, green and lots of friendly people . North East India has got 8 States- Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura and Sikkim. only Tripura and parts of Assam can be hot this time otherwise it's manageable weather. not many foreign tourists come to NorthEast, a hidden gem of India.
He will visit if he wants to visit
Exactly. I'm from Bangladesh and I've seen Meghalaya from our border.It's a hidden gem.
I think he will visit the whole India slowly but surely.
@@s125ish rude!
I love India, fascinating culture, cost of living so cheap, great video as always, 🇮🇳
Hey Gabe, RUclips just recommended me this Video. Good to see you back after a long Time!
Harald Baldr stole this from me in his recent Vlog. A comment I left on your channel long time ago! It goes something like...
My respect to Gabriel the original youtube travel vlogger who has been doing this since a long time.
Most other Vloggers just started from 2016.
I'm always impressed about how safe India is in relation to crime. Now yes, obviously there are the scams, perhaps theft, but violent crime seems rare. Now for a solo female this could be different, but as a guy who does stand out as a tourist, its just great to go as you please without worrying about getting mugged. Especially considering the amounts of cash tourists walk around with is an absolute fortune for a lot of locals.
I have been to many countries , India is very safe when it comes to people becoming aggressive in the streets or being robbed in the streets which is unlike places like Brazil where street robberies of tourists is very high , I was in Denmark recently , although over all this country is very safe , late at night when I was walking the streets to get transport to the airport , there were drunken young males in Copenhagen who wanted to become unfriendly by calling out names to people also this kind of behaviour can happen in places like Australia which can be very safe day during the day for tourists but at night alcohol can change people's personality to being aggressive and to act in a stupid manner .
I grew up and live in North America, however, When I visit India I drop all my defences and become carefree..Never worry about being attacked or having anything stolen. Back in North America .. I leave that carefree feeling behind in India
u still have to be careful
there are criminals in every country
Much less than what you are assuming.
People rarely have a gun with them in India.... you should have a valid reason to get a gun and your application must be approved by government institution... It cost pretty much money so theft can't afford it..... 😂
how did you manage so many trips to north India that too many unconventional places without knowing hindi. incredible, you are the ultimate Traveller.
Perfect second outfit - those colours really suit you - great choice! These videos are turning out to be very useful. I wish editing delays weren't a thing and I could follow your Indian adventures kinda live. Alright, I'll try and be patient until next video 😁✌️
Thanks Marta. Videos will be posted more regularly again now that I have better internet. I was in a small village for a few days where the wifi was the slowest I've ever experienced. This video was done but couldn't get it posted after three days of trying.
Gabe so happy you are back in India. I still watch your old vlogs. I travelled to india in 2018 and hope to get back there again soon. I am a senior and still enjoy adventure travelling. Thanks so much for the great vlog. LOVE YOUR NEW WARDROBE
Being a Delhiite I like Paharganj too for cheap bars, famous food and getting the opportunity to meet world travelers. Been there hundreds of times.
Not if you are female, Paharganj is not safe. I recommend Hauz Khas for female.
The first shirt you bought and wore in the video is very Versace esque. Very cool design, and you got it for ~$1,500 less then the real thing.
Puri India would be a great video. Especially at rath yatra in july!
Nice video Gabriel. It brings back my memories. The second shirt you had it on i used to call it Yoga shirts. Between 2008 and 2018 we sold about million of them in U.S. We used to travel to India 2,3 times a year and fill up to container then ship it to the Miami. Great design, great fabric for heat and of course one and only Awesome india.
Dilli Haat is where you find shops selling products from all the 28states and 8 Union Territories from all over India in one spot.
Watching this series in my hotel room must have my neighbours wondering "wtf is going on in that room? " 😆😎
GABE thanks for telling us this info on expenses in Delhi. Bahut-bahut dhanayavad bhai 🙏🏻🕉️🇮🇳.
I was in India a couple of weeks ago , I never saw any tourists in all the time I was there , yet when I went to Nepal it was packed with tourist , I think that if India made the visa less complicate or If they had a visa- on-arrival or no visa required for tourists , a lot more tourists would go there and spend their money which would help the Indian economy .
We banned so many country due to wuhan virus. Recently it has been removed for some country
Agreed but India just reopened after Covid, so in couple of months it should be alright. Visa on arrival was there precovid for most of the countries.
India largely depends on domestic tourism. State like uttar pradesh attracted 550M tourist previous year that is very huge in term of this sector. But yesss india should also promote foreign tourism this will bring us doller.. 😃
I have seen many foreigners travel videos but Gabriel sir videos are very awesome and deep explore of india. Or any country love you from India 🇮🇳 thank you for coming in India 🇮🇳 🙏🙏🙏
This is good video who wants to explore Delhi's market in budget.
Gabe You made a great video.
I'm also from Delhi and so many things are beautiful sites to visit over there.
Hi Gabe, I think these Delhi street videos are among your best. You really get the feeling of the place. Magical !
I love your videos. It actually gives you a realistic idea of what a place is like instead of the annoying over edited ones
So interesting, so much to experience in a day! Appreciate your adventures Gabriel!☀️👐
Just stumbled across you. I’ll be binging your channel all day!
Cool, enjoy the adventures.
16:39 As you said Durga festival, the goddess Durga is associated with the protection, strength and courage to combat against the evils. It is widely celebrated in the eastern states mostly in West Bengal, here we celebrate once almost 4 to 5 days in a year, during spring season and the reason for timing to celebrate is that there is an ancient story related, which Durga after getting married to lord Shiva, she used to visit maternal house once in every year during that period and it is considered to be one of the most famous festival of India. For more information here is the link en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durga
If you are visiting India, it would be like you are visiting 27 or 28 countries. In India, each state has its own language, culture, traditions, cuisines, etc. The more you try to understand India, the more it will fascinate you. ❤🇮🇳🇮🇳👍
Exactly.
Great outfit! I miss India so much, thank you for bringing a glimpse of it to me 🙏🏻
Thankyousomuch for bringing back the taste of India in my life, so much enjoying your videos but especially now you have returned to crazy fascinating India, keep on cruising, I follow you anywhere on your amazing travels!!!
Love the new wardrobe especially the orange sandles ! That thali looked delicious !
Hell yeah, excited to watch more of this New India 🇮🇳 series. Thx Gabe
Yo Gabe! Love the channel dude! Definitely my favorite travel channel out of the rest. After your done with your adventures in India, and have returned to the comfortable quarters of your home; consider traveling to the Faroe Islands. It’s incredibly beautiful, and the weather is very nice if you like weather a little bit on the colder side (but it never gets too cold); and there’s just a really calm vibe about the place. Its close to mainland, the island in Scotland, and it’s a territory of Denmark. If you read this comment, thank you!
Sounds amazing, I'd love to explore that part of the world more, also Svalbard, Greenland, Norway, etc.
Loving this series Gabriel, it's making me very excited for my trip to India next month. 🇮🇳 🙂
Next month? Feeling hot hot hot😃 Varanasi’s awesome in the heat if you head to the hills after.
@@unklemunky8992 Thanks for the advice... Flying into Delhi on May 10th, will probably head for the hills right away or melt lol. Varanasi is definitely on my list, looks awesome.
Pro tip: Come to South India, it's completely different than north and we can promise better food and less hassle
@@babayada2015 Thanks, feel free to drop the names of some of your favourite spots and I'll be sure to look into them. 🙂
@@johndeere9712 Lakshadweep islands are good
Munnar
Kerela back waters
Tirupati (a lot of people come here so you may want to skip the hassle but it's beautiful)
Mysore palaces
Ajanta and Ellora caves
Etc
Please visit Kailasa Temple in Ellora Caves at Aurangabad, Maharashtra India. It's considered greatest architecture in history of mankind, because the way it was built seems unbelievable for even today’s time. The temple was built at least 1300 years ago. No stone or nothing was added they carved a mammoth Granite rock/mountain with intricate details. The Kailasa Temple is notable for its vertical excavation-carvers started at the top of the original rock and excavated downward . At least 400000 tonnes of stones have been removed in the process. About 7000 workers and their future generations worked for 135 years. One small mistake and you have to rebuild the whole temple because it's carved into the rock without adding anything, that too up to down.
kailasa temple secret underground tunnels believed to be leading to underground city which is even more mysterious and government have totally locked that down and no researchers are allowed to go inside.
During the reign of Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, the temple was ordered to be demolished along with other temples nationwide.
For the task in 1682 he sent over 1000 labourers especially to destroy Kailasa Temple; they worked for over 3 years, but could barely manage to disfigure a few statues here and there. It's the solid granite rock that's made so hard to destroy.
Despite of his repeated efforts to tear down Kailasa Temple, Aurangzeb did not found success . Finally he gave up on destroying this temple . This is the same man who has destroyed thousands of ancient temples in India but he could not destroy this one so you can understand the the magnanimity of the temple.
other than Kailasa Temple there are 99 other cave temples there (100 total) of which 34 are open for public viewing. whole temple complex known at Ellora Caves.
Also Raigad fort, that's a great trekking place apart from being a little bit scary.
These India videos are great, showing POV makes me feel like being there. never realised how crowded the streets are.
Great video ! Waiting for your train journey video :) Wonder where you're going ? :D
Thanks. I posted some pics on my Instagram: instagram.com/gabrieltraveler/
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@@GabrielTravelerVideos great, so you're at Orchha, Madhya Pradesh.
I live in Bhopal , Madhya Pradesh. Welcome :)
@@adrianjdsouza Not planning to head to Rajasthan on this trip, going the other direction. The Hotel in Paharganj was the Hotel Gold Regency.
If you can control your expenses of eating outside, then your food budget can easily be covered in around Rs. 3000-3500 per month. So the budget will depend on how much you can afford to spend because Delhi can cater to needs for a budget as well as luxury lifestyle options.
Awesome tour ! Amazing ! Thanks for sharing and have a great day!
Nice outfit 👍good stuff and beautiful colours 👏✌😁Cool video. Thanks for sharing. 😁
I am definitely gonna have to go there some day.
I’m stealing that outfit lol. Loose thin-ish pants with some more shirt like thing with patterns is so much cooler than regular jeans with t-shirt(literally, too, like you said).
Would be interesting to know more about what NOT to eat there, in terms of food hygiene and safety.
India looks so amazing
Good choice in sandals; got a similar pair in Mumbai in 2019- withstood monsoon water masses, hiking in rough mountain tracks even, still using them regularly after nearly 3 years.
Welcome to my country 🙏 so nice to hear from you about my incredible country ..I watch each and every video of yours 👍 yes.. shopping in India is quite affordable 😀 ❤️❤️
Hi Gabriel, This is going to be a long-drawn-out trip and you're geared up to take on the hot steamy weather. I see that there are 35 temples that you visit I'm sure you have laid out an itinerary of what to see and do.
Man I miss India, wish I was there with you!
Loved the shopping day. My dream is to shop in India. Your channel is so awesome n REAL!! 🙏
They serve beer in those glasses coz they don't have liquor license unlike bars in the market. I'll be in Delhi for 2 months from mid May, hope to see you in Paharganj before you leave India.
I love seeing what you eat and order. :) Please feel free to linger loooooooonger over the food part of your videos. I love those parts, too.
Excellent video. I am thoroughly enjoying this series. My daughters went to India a "few" years back. They began on a backpackers budget to start. By the end of their 30 or so days, they decided it was affordable to stay at nicer places etc... Anyway, such a great video. Thank you!
Coconuts don't grow in North India and hence are expensive. Here in Kolkata, they are 25 rupees a piece. 20 if you are lucky.
Paharganj in Old Delhi is worst place in the country where most foreigners go when they land first in India. Paharganj is heaven for scammers and outrageously dirty, close to it there is huge red light area full of drug addicts. foreign people go there have bad experiences and then that's their impression of the country. it's a pattern that worst places in India are most visited by foreign tourists and best places are least visited by them. India's tourism ministry is not doing enough to make foreign tourists know about best places in India. by the time local Indians recommend good and beautiful places foreigners are already gone.
Yeah wth they go to Pahadganj?
Don't see anything special there on the other hand they should Go to New Delhi first Plan out a day or two for histotical monumnetns in Purani dilli and then They can plan a day for gudgaon and noida as they are well connected with metro too
Exactly. They should stay away from that area.
I’ve been to Delhi twice and both times I stayed in Paharganji. It was just fine. Conveniently located and cheap. Was it the most beautiful areas? No. But, perfect for me.
Gabe & the new wardrobe! That bags gonna be getting heavy! 😄🇬🇧
There was actually several minutes of me talking about my backpack that I recorded for this video, but decided to cut out. Luckily the clothes I bought were all light and I got rid of a few other things. So I'm back to square one, which isn't great. Problem is I have warm clothing that I might still need if I head up into the Himalayas, so I'm carrying them around even in the scorching heat.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos could you store some in a station locker or some such place. At a location you will pass through again?
No plans to retrace my steps on this trip, so that wouldn't work. Luckily the backpack isn't that heavy, and I'll be glad I lugged the stuff around once I get into the mountains.
You look so happy Gabriel being back in your favorit travel country good for you bro take care! 👍 😀 🤝 🇸🇪
Keep the India 🇮🇳 vids rolling
my lungs hurt just watching this. I remember Katmandu I had to leave after about 4 days because my lungs couldn't take all the diesel fumes. Smoked a big hash joint at the top of Thorong La pass though, with no problems breathing up there lol.
That Rikshaw driver seems like a nice person
Going there by the end of the month im very excited ! Thank you for your video got me hyped up :)
Bro you are coming in wrong month. It is already 40 degree Celsius. You can't go outside after 10 am.. So hot and scorchy
@@Leonardo-sv7oj i know mate haha ill be heading north to ladakh almost immediately- do you have a recommendation for india in the summer?
@@davidscholz8909 just don't come to North. Go south and Himalayan region like himachal, ladakh, JK, Sikkim, uttrakhand.Andaman nicobar, Goa etc
love the background music. please stick to this all the rest of the tour.
Wow incredibly!! You are more aware about indian market price than us, 👍, waiting for your train trip but 5 hours not enough to reach south 🤪
Another great video, I remember walking these streets and shopping here great memories thank you safe travels 👍
Hi Gabe love the new outfits they should keep you nice en cool,whilst waiting for your next video i rewatched your trekking video from 5 years ago annapurna base camp one forgot how good it was , looking forwards to seeing your trip north to the high mountains , stay safe gabe happy trails, i am off to turkey soon
I am loving you being back in India. Lapping it up
Excellent. ✌
I may have checked your channel a few times today for this video. Great content Gabe!
I am also told foreigners can use GPay. In India most payments have gone cashless and you can insist on paying using Google pay. Another suggestion for you while booking either hotels, car, ordering food or essential quick services, please use online apps. Would be really helpful.
My favorite travel vlogger at my favorite part of Delhi. Looks fairly clean now. People still throwing trash on the street :( .
pahar gang doesn't look too busy.. it used to be crazy with smog all over.. e-rickshaw is a good addition. Love India!
Wow you looking handsome in Indian style
Good to see you back in India, your second home 😉. King fisher reminds me kingfimer beer tried by Bald&Bankrupt 🤣It was a hilarious video , hope you saw that in his youtube channel.
Yeah I saw that one. I've never come across Kingfeemer in India. Just did a search for it and realized it's actually non-alcoholic. I'll take a Kingfisher instead.
I’m looking forward to returning in a few months!
When are you going to Visit Maldives 🇲🇻 🇲🇻 Try to Visit isha yoga foundation in coimbatore which has a shiva statue of 112 ft and then take a train journey from mettupalayam to ooty which is scenic route ✨✨✨👌👌👌
Excellent, made my morning. Rock On, Thank You Gabriel.
Great video man! First one I've caught in a while. Going to get caught up some!
Cool, glad to hear it.
wow a great new railway station, good to know - thank you
E-Rickshaw's charge fixed rate of Rs.10 for a shared ride anywhere in Delhi. Occasionally they might charge Rs.20 if you're the sole rider. ₹100 charge was nothing less than extortion
Welcome to India Gabriel
Flite brand footwear is by Relaxo Footwear. Generally very cheap and long lasting.
Yay 😁...Welcome back.. ❤️ maybe I'll see u around...
They have definitely modernised that station. It was like the Wild West in there when I went. People trying to scam left right and centre.
India can be intense in places I guess haha... Hope you made it back with worthwhile memories and a sense of appreciation for all things good back home!
Although there are a lot of scammers out there, you can easily spot them and avoid them. Also, they are not aggressive. They will back off if you tell them strongly that you don't need their services.
@@SK-xw4gu For me is was the amount of used syringes I saw in the gutter and cracks between pavements etc that I didn't like most.....
@@a_son8549 Loved it! Was definitely intense and I had already travelled to may different places but Delhi was definitely an eye opener, I couldn't even cross the road for the first 24 hrs!
Awesome shopping! I'm in love with the long sleeve shirt.
Me too, you will definitely be seeing more of it.
very decent prices to go shopping in that place Nice video
Why are you recommending people to stay in Paharganj??….New-Delhi has so much better places to offer like Hauz Khas village, South Delhi, Lajpat Nagar (expat colony), Khan market+Lutyens….Paharganj is a shady place even for majority of Indians, it’s like a touristic shanty town.
There are nice affordable GH.s in Majnu Ka Tilla. Tibetan colony. I prefer it over Pahar Ganj.
Paharganj is the best place to get authentic Delhi experience. All the areas you mentioned are boring
During my 7 year stay in India in the 1990s I visited Delhi many times. For shopping I found Ajmal Khan Road (several km long) in Karol Bagh to be on balance the best shopping district for clothes and shoes (e..g. 30+ shoe shops/ stalls), household wares, electricals and much else. You'l find the largest selection of goods ranging in quality from basic to superior - mostly also at Delhi's lowest prices. Price-conscious middle class Delhi-ites shop there. After Partition Karol Bagh was launched by Punjabi merchant refugees from W Pakistan...
good to hear and see that India is still happening, same-same> very little different---pricing is still low or lower.
LOL 😁🤭POW wow! This is a first for me, seeing you go shopping n' a hoppin' ('Go With Ali' style) for material possessions (which by the way you cannot take with you to the spirit world, Gabe).
Hey Gabe, looking cool 👌😊
God, I could come to India just for the shopping...and I'm not a shopper. Excited to see the accommodations on the train. BTW, that dinner looked good!
There is no dearth of places to shop in India's cities. Sometimes, it just feels like the whole country is shopping. There is no off season for shopping. It only gets crazily crowded around the time of the big festivals especially Diwali, the festival of lights.
Love your video ❤️ gives a lot of inspiration for videos that i make
Hey are you from Lithuania?
@@harvoormotors3050 yes!
thanks man BTW Lithuania is one of my favorite countries🇱🇹
@@harvoormotors3050 thats so nice to hear ♥
Fun vlog! Great info! India is cheap! Love it
This is a good a video as any to give you what India and certainly New Delhi is like. For a guy who’s used to traveling, especially undeveloped countries it’s fine, though for a woman on her own, well you can see for yourself if it’s suitable!
Believe you me, this is not what Delhi is like. Avoid Paharganj like the plague if you know what's good for you.
Cool u in your new threads! Love the shopping video..next food? Yes, I know you really don't do food.
So nice. Can't wait to go back.
So nice:) Thanks Gabe!
I am planning a trip for September and will be staying in the same area and this was brilliant. I am also wanting some well-fitting good quality sandals, you mentioned you didn't love the colour, can I ask if they were tailored, size, design and style? Or was there the option? I found a place in Mumbai that did this and it is one of my best finds to date, as shoes are usually not very comfortable for me and I can't get all of those attributes in the one shoe. Your clothing choices were beautiful. I haven't seen men's clothing as I usually buy women's but the style and fit they were fabulous and I would be tempted to grab those for me as they could easily be unisex. I am also curious as to how you use the camera type and if handheld tripod etc as I would love to document my journey. Thanks, Gabe and safe travels, big hugs from London, UK. x
very nice choices of ur clothing nice designs n colors very cool,,have a great days n more travel to come
Hello! From spain! Just one question, it is easy to get in india now? Any covid passport or what we need to go there? Thanks a lot
And super nice videos! Congrats
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Thank you Gabriel 😊☀️❤
Big fan of yours bro 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Welcome to India.🙏
Great video sir @gabriel traveler