Strange Indian street food in Udaipur.
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- My first morning in Udaipur finds me trying one of the city's most famous street food dishes called, satori, when I meet a man who invites me to his home.
In this home with magnificent views I meet my new friend Shanka's family including his blind brother who mucs lay face down for twenty days to help with his condition.He has undergone many operations for his cataract issues but nothing has worked.
I'm served chai by Shanka's sister to be told she cannot reveal her face either in public or in the family home due to local customs and traditions.
Walking the streets I meet a silver merchant who makes fun of my baldness when I ask where to find a barber, and we talk about India's favorite sport, cricket.
I get lost in the back streets to watch local life in Udaipur play out in front of me before I get a head shave.
My first day in Udaipur was a really fun and interesting time meeting some very hospitable people and eating some authentic Indian street food.
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The veil culture evolved over a period of time, primarily because of hordes of marauders from North West India/ Pakistan/Afghanistan who used to prey on womenfolk. They hid behind the veils not only as a mark of respect to family but also for protection from the marauders
Appreciate you taking the time to offer some history on the veil, krsubram.
To dominate women like slaves.
Please visit Andaman and Nicobar islands, they have the best beaches in the world, it's very close to Indonesia but it is Indian union territory not too many people go there , because people only got to Delhi , Mumbai, Rajasthan and South Goa.
You can experience completely different things from mainland India.
Yeah.....viel/purdah tradition.....never existed in Indian culture......Ladies were equally part of big gathering, meeting, politics, defence etc.......bt it came into existence bcz of islamic invaders......dere disrespectful disgusting attitude towards womens(specially othr religion following womens) as just a sex tool...... brought dis 4 dignity, respect n safety.
Today its considered more of a respect 4 elders.
What's the use of this so-called culture now, in the name of culture you are treating women like slaves.
finally a foreign vlogger who is authentic and not over the top excited like others, you earned a sub here mate. People like Shankar kaka fill me with pride, the true essence of Indian hospitality.
Thanks, thatboikell. Shankar certainly was a very good man.
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When you went to his house I started laughing lmao the entire family had no idea who the heck is this and the way that little girl was staring at you on the third floor lol
@@gamerdude4465she hasn't seen a white man before 😂😅
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It's not just that. It's also the he was a stranger.
TY for sharing
Hospitality in India is next level .
Its raw ,authentic..Its great ...
Safe travels ❤
So very lucky to meet so many generous, welcoming, and friendly people. Everyone is very genuine and open about their lives - it's refreshing. Good to see you, jane.
Thanks for showing the true country that India really is unlike media does. Well done, wish you a pleasant stay in India.
That's very generous of you, vigisbigtm, thanks for taking the time to say hi.
There can be many reasons for covering the head but the biggest reason for Ghughat started was to protect one's daughters-in-law from the Mughals and other invaders. Since India was ruled by the Mughals and the British for thousands of years, the practice of purdah has become deeply rooted and people have added it to Hindutva😮
Hi adarshsoni. It's great to have people like yourself help those of us who don't know traditions and local history so well. Thanks!
Mughal used to abduct Indian women and sell them in afganistan and other countries..... from that period it's become culture of rajsthan.....so many history of different parts of India..
Shankar is really nice to invite you to a very big joint family of his and introduce to all. Though roads are small and staircases are too but his heart is big❤️. Probably India is one of the countries which hosts totally unknown people into their houses.
It's very rare to me a traveler of some years to experience such hospitality offered to strangers.
rather than visiting the touristy places, it was nice that you veered your attention towards mingling with the locals and trying to know about the local mindset, their thoughts, values etc. It was sad to see Shankar's brother battling blindness and good to find that he had a smile on his face and his family was taking care of him. I wonder if as a traveller I had ventured in a Aussie small town I would be welcomed into someone's home. Would I..? God knows. Make it a channel about people Wayne, that would be your USP. Do share bits & pieces about yourself too.. best of luck Wayne.
Hi indro, thanks for taking the time. Shankar's brother was a very high spirited man who looked at the world positively as far as I can tell, and it could be understood if he didn't. And it's fair to say there wouldn't be as many Australians who'd throw their doors open to strangers off the street and welcome them into their home. The idea for the channel is to make it about people, hopefully many more will take the time to introduce themselves. Thanks for saying hi, indro.
You'd never find this type of random hospitality here in the U.S. at least i know somewhere outside the state's there's still generous people around. Thanks for sharing your adventures Wayne. Looking forward for more videos from you sir.
It really is quite a welcoming place, I doubt there are many countries like it.
@@fiascodagama1I like your video sir
Another great video. So interesting Wayne, the people are so friendly.
Thanks, sis. Indian people are so generous and welcoming, as well as good fun.
Homes in India are small but hearts are big and full of warmness.
Wow that was so nice of that gentleman Shankar he took you to his home about the veil culture that is very prominent in the state of Rajasthan than any other states the women cover their face in front of their elder in laws is the culture of the Rajputs it is done in respect. But slowly this is also going away you can only see this in villages more. The people of Rajasthan are well respected for their culture all over India. Known for their self respectful and Kind nature.
I thought it wa so very interesting as I didn't know about covering the face before. And yes, Shanka was very kind to bring me to his home for chai and meet his family.
Don't romanticise stupid patriarchal rituals. Why dont yo cover your face wtf.
@@fiascodagama1It is interesting how most people don't know about the veil culture and it's origin.
It was because of the Mughal invasion mostly. To protect women of all age from the eyes of invader because they would kidnap and do horrible things to the women. So , they started to hide there face in public and in front of guest coz' you never know who to trust. You will see this prominently in northern regions where a lot of invasion took place.
This got passed down as culture even now a days but in reality it should not be practiced now a days.
Love you videos Wayne. You get to the real heart of the places you visit and the people you meet. Can't wait for your next story, keep em coming mate.
Cheers, rb. The Indian people make things easier being as welcoming and open as they are. Appreciate you taking the time to drop a comment, rb.
How wonderful it is to hear when two people, two different race / ethnicity, talk about the international sport match they played together against each other .... It was my childhood dream, today seems to have become successful
Another amazing video. No doubt Rajistani hospitality is on another level. ❤❤❤❤
Hi Ali. I have to say it's been a bit of a revelation to find so many people interested in spending time and wanting to be a gracious host. rajasthan really has set the bar quite high in regard to hospitality - I've been very fortunate. Good to see you.
10:35 पचास साल की लाग री है तू आज...mother became happy. Very generous, lively and hospitable man Mr Paliwal.
A really generous man to invite me to his home and meet his family, as you say. It's surprising to me how many locals are proud to have you in their home - so welcoming.
🧡💛🧡💛🙏🏻🙂☺️😌@@fiascodagama1
What a kind and friendly man you got there👍👍👍beautiful
Love it. Thanks. Love the way you naturally engage with the locals. Very enjoyable. Best wishes.
Hi Mary-Ann. I do appreciate you dropping by, thanks for your kind words. All the best to you as well. Thanks.
People say they miss sledging in cricket but I am quite happy with the friendliness and mutual respect the IPL has brought into international cricket! Is Mumbai on your list? Indians longest sea bridge MTHL Road is opening day after tomorrow.
Mumbai may be next. I also agree a little bit ribbing is a lot of fun if conducted in the right spirit. Thanks for taking the time to offer your opinion, parth.
Well done Wayne, enjoy the video! So great to of you to get invite to this man’s home, meeting people and immersion in the community! I would do the same if I was travelling! Amazing camera work and narration! I like your idea of being lost, when you’re not really lost in a way, but spontaneous adventures! Love that bike ride! 😂 I would probably do much the same if I was revel blogging! 👍👍🇦🇺
Maybe travel blogging is something you could do also bruce. I think enough people are interested in the more carefree way of getting around. I really appreciate you taking the time. Cheers.
@@fiascodagama1I travelled decades ago when I had the old vhs video! lol 😂 never too late to try it again wth better technology! 😂 👍👍
@@bruce4130 Put that VHS to digital and fire up your channel with voice overs about your trips. A lot of people are interested in travel undertaken in years gone by I think.
Nice to see that you didn't go to a famous place, if you want to have real fun then go to a local place meet them you find more emotional attachment ❤❤❤ Love from India
Hi buntyrai, I think you're right. Finding the local places give you a more real experience of the people and the place. Thanks for saying hello.
Love from West Bengal 🇮🇳....be always healthy.
Very kind of you, rahulpa. And may you always be well also.
Hope you had a good time at Shankar’s home.
He looks very kind man.
Following your videos from couple of days, keep posting new one..
And dont miss udaipur city Palace 2nd biggest Palace after Mysore palace in India.
Hi, Tapeesh, and thanks for watching. I will try get the palace.
My favourite place in India. Just love relaxing by the lake. Plan to take my family there sometime next year hopefully. I think some places like Delhi will be a bit much for my family so plan to fly them Udaipur to slowly dip their feet in the water so to speak. I think if I took them just to really busy places with lots of hassle and pollution like Jaipur, Agra & Delhi they will probably not enjoy India so much.
Hi mathew. I kind of agree with you there. First impressions suggest to me Udaipur is a great place for family travel, vastly different to the larger places. I could recommend Pushkar also. Thanks for saying hi again.
Yeah, Delhi is more like a business market rather than a travel place
👍 love spontaneous travel, you never know what awaits you! These are the best experiences, then tourist places can always wait, even though they can be awe inspiring history stories!
Good to see you, bruce, and yes I completely agree. There's a lot of good reasons to see the obvious attractions but the unplanned encounters, conversations, authentic-type experiences, and meeting of locals is for some a little more rewarding. The way someone travels is entirely their choice of course, but some of us like to wing it a bit, don't we? You're a spontaneous traveler yourself obviously!
I love how welcoming they are and always invites you to their house! also that view was beautiful i'd love to visit someday
You should!
Probably the only wise vlogger traveller you tuber.
First time watching and impressed 🎉good luck sir.
We love Australia 🇦🇺 🇮🇳
Gee, that's very high praise and I'm flattered by your generosity, lifehack. Thank you so very much for your kind words - I really appreciate it.
@@fiascodagama1 come to pune city. Would like to treat you delicious food over here.
@@lifehack1694 If I get to Pune I'll be happy to accept the offer. thank you.
@@fiascodagama1 you're always welcome here sir.
hope to get an opportunity to serve you here in Pune. ☀️
Had interesting experience in Udaipur ….by chance go to a restaurant :great excitement by staff ; photo of father (deceased) on wall …..my doppelgänger !!! Very eerie experience
That's a great story from the road, Brian. That must have certainly been a spooky experience.
Best way to travel meeting people then off to another village, city! When I travelled on my own 90% of the time, few times it was good to travel with others, but that doesn’t last long! Love the freedom! 😊
I have to agree with you there, bruce. Having no constraints or considerations is a great way to about things - there's a freedom that can't be found any way else.
@@fiascodagama1 I agree, most of my travel has been done on my own. But now I have a family and I love seeing them experiencing the new and wonderful things that travel brings. I took them to Egypt last xmas worrying they would hate it, they loved it. The more noisy and chaotic it got, the more they loved it.
Thanks for trying out the local food! also you had a pretty good workout climbing all those stairs xD
You gave me the motivation to do it, shrey. Thanks for the advice!
Hey wayne that was the best vlog i have seen , people were literally cleaning even dust from roads , every one knew english , so kind and funny start of the day in udaipur... Best vlog... I also like you to suggest , please for once Visit Gwalior Fort... North Indias most beautiful fort and it is also place where first mathematics word Zero "0" was discovered and India's ancient best Singer tansen used to live in the Gwalior etc.. there is a lot to talk about but if you get chance try to visit gwalior ... Have a great day
Hey mate, welcome to India and we wish you a very happy tour in India.
My advice to you:
1) start the conversation with namaste with the localities that would create a base.
2) do the financial transactions through digital payment this would help the govt initiative to go digital and hold some liquid cash if necessary.
3) use cab booking apps like Uber and Ola for good price other than getting looted by the scammers.
Hope this would help you in the future.
Great advice, thanks so much.
Nice to see that you didn't go to a famous place, if you want to have real fun then go to a local place and meet them you find more emotional attachment there ❤❤ love from India
Hi buntyrai, I think you're right. Finding the local places give you a more real experience of the people and the place. Thanks for saying hello.
Hy sir good evening it's a very good blog ❤if you visit any village in India you meet very lovely and respect full people's ❤❤❤
You are quite right it seems. There are very many kind and respectful people I've met in these places.
JAI SRI RAM sir 🙏🙏🙏🚩❤
Thanks for stopping by to say hello.
In January you should visit the historical , cultural, inauguration of LORD SRI RAM Mandir temple in AYODHYA 🙏@@fiascodagama1
@@fiascodagama1it's our culture 🙏
One always get the unexpected things here in India... Sometimes good, sometimes not so good... But you will never get bored out here😅
Yes, you are right... Our cricket team succumbs to pressure of big matches, your team is master at handling those situations.
There is never a dull moment in India, that's for sure.
Very beautiful city
And food also awsome
If you like vegetarian food
Great vlog, what a day!
Really good start to Udaipur. First impressions are pretty good, it has to be said. Thanks for dropping by, Johnno.
Great video sir, quickly subscribed !
Hello sir love from India ❤❤❤come from Chhattisgarh 🙏🙏
Hi, thanks for the very warm welcome.
Your vlog is just good as you talk thank you for being here in India
Thank you, mangesh. It's a pleasure to be here.
They covered their face to show respect and modesty to the elders like father, elder brothers
No ,get the facts right,it's to save from barbaric islamic invaders in India .then later it became part of culture
@@aadithyasangani717 but now this is what it means irrespective of its origin
@@samvictor217Indian people adopt quickly but cannot leave without revolution
Thankyou shankar ji❤❤❤❤🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hopefully to get to visit the Jain temple! In the video you were invited to a small house temple, iam sure it was a Jain temple! You would really be amazed when visiting one! Hope you can video the major temple in Udaipur!
I will keep my eye open for it, Bruce. Thanks.
Lovin your channel Wayne, hope it grows for ya buddy 👍
Its crazy that u can walk to small store and can communicate in a country of different language.......i also travelled alot but people dont realise how much this small thing changes.....every sign at transport places hve english in there instructions......
I am from Udaipur and you did miss the good places but it’s understandable next time hopefully you will find someone who can guide you well and show you all the best places to eat ..
Beat city in india and very nice people ....
09:00 there is some communication problem. (the wife had to cover her face infront of the elders of the house and place she got married to. She doesn't have to keep the cover on in frot of younger people or when she went back to her own parents house and home village.)
Welcome in India.Hope you like it here.
I came by your video through YT recommendation and I loved you and your work.
Hey, i,kaushik. It's really kind of you to let me know you enjoyed the video (and how you came across it) - thanks for stopping by to say hi, I appreciate it.
I love my India
I love your India as well. :)
@@fiascodagama1thanks for visiting our country ❤
Namaste Good Sir.
Thank you for something new and refreshing.
How many states are you planning travel?
Namaste to your good self and thanks for your kind words. I have another two months traveling India and will probably head south, although my plans are quite flimsy and could change quickly. Thank you for taking the time to say hello.
wow your vlogs are so natural....amazing.
Hi pm. Thanks for the kind words.
Hi Wayne, like your vlogs, watching regularly. I too like Udaipur a lot. Keep up the good work.
Hey, tusharhiran, really kind of you to stop by and say hi. Thanks for the kind words and encouragement, I really appreciate it. I'm finding it hard to leave Udaipur, it's a pretty easy place to lose time. :)
Your voice is nice... Good for story telling.. Really 🎉🎉
That's kind of you to say, Suba.
Enjoy your visit here mate
where's Wayne now 🤔 good to see you mate👍 welcome to India.
Wayne's in Ahmedabad taking a week to relax and enjoy some time for himself - videos returning soon. Thanks for the welcome, SGI.
Love your channel mate, there is so,etching very unique about how you vlog.
Nice vidio, explore whole india enjoy your trip keep it up
Thank you for being in India❤️ and showing the real food outta in the street but due to numerous dirty street-seller here our reputation of India in the west is distorted so I request you to if you can view some of bright side also, it'll encourage more of like you to come here.
We Indians will support you in this journey of yours🤗❤️
Thank you. The Indian people both here on my youtube channel and in the country have been very supportive, and I'm extremely grateful for their respect and hospitality. Thanks for taking the time to make a comment, I appreciate it.
Uncleji really took him to House thr Hospitality ❤🗿
This is a good vlog,Hope you having a good time in India
Hey, hustler, thanks for taking the time to say hello and the kind compliment. I'm having a great time in India. Thanks.
Now many Australians are discovering India...
Doing good 👍
Shankar Ji very good
Another nice vlog sir...👍 keep us smile..
Hi LOMASH, good to see you. Thanks for your compliments.
Merry Xmas Wayne, loved the Vlog.
Same to you, Steve, thanks.Hope you're all well and happy back home.
good to see you in my city .. best wishes!!
Hey Wayne i laughed my head off when you commented at mom's age. You know very well how to compliment women.😂😂😂
Hey anugupta. One has to be a little careful about these things. :)
Always interesting content Wayne! :) Keep up the very good work you are doing!
Hey UrielCopy. Thanks for the kind words as always. Do let me know when you've pencilled in your travel dates on your calendar. Good to see you.
@@fiascodagama1 I will my friend. You can be sure of it! I have just lots to do in the near term, I've just passed the exams for becoming a police officer in Sweden, so i have to prioritize that. When i find time i will let you know! Cheers!
@@UrielCopy Well done on the exam triumph, that's quite an achievement! Congratulations on the beginning of your career in the police force.
Wayne must say you attract some of the most interesting and decent people, hope it remains that way only... also did you get your change back for the 100 rupees you paid for the food??
I think if you're open and friendly it attracts open and friendly people. And yes, many are very interesting types. Ha! I forgot the change but someone gave it to me. Good to see you, girish.
Indian food is like time travel. Gradually you get taste of all Indian spices.
It certainly is an exploration of taste transporting you to many pleasant places. :)
Beautiful plz explore varanasi
Hi Ravi. I hope to see Varanasi while I'm here.
I love this video mr wayne ❤️❤️❤️
One of The most difficult thing I would to face if I ever visit India is when people pushed right passed you even though you are standing in line to get something. Then that goes not in front of you but goes in front of the guy standing in front of you. 😂 That would annoy the heck out of me and in Canada we say that the person “cut the line.” The other day I was in the store and I was about to pick up an item. An Indian woman came next to me, reached over me to get to the self above instead of going around me. Her armpit was right in front of my nose. Oh dear, she needed deodorant. She had no idea what she did was bad manners. 😊
Welcome to Bharat - India
Just a side note I think Australia is one of the most favourite country of majority Indians you will never Indians speak ill about Australia. But definitely we don't like you guys in cricket and recently with the world cup you know what I mean😂😂😂
Ha! We have a great rivalry in cricket between us - you guys are so hard to beat in India. We enjoy many Indians living in Australia now - there's a very big community. Good to see you, samip.
Very good vlog sir ❤
Thank you for watching, Priyanshu.
Welcome come to India sir ❤,🙏🙏
Thank you for kind welcome.
Subscribed sir.
Hello sir New subscribe on your great Channel. Driss from Morocco. Have a good time 😘
Hi driss, thanks so much for subscribing and best wishes to you.
Do not forget to visit Bengaluru sir!!
11:17 no they don't milk them off on street it's because beef is banned in India and they are abandoned cows. People keep them as long as they give milk.
I like this human
You are very lovable❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Shanker is the only extrovert available in India 😂
Welcome to India 🎉& happy new year
Thanks, dainik. I hope you have a great new year also.
City of lakes. Welcome to India.
A lovely place. Thanks for the welcome.
Talking about cricket is one of the easiest ways to make friends in most parts of India..!!
Without doubt it's the easiest way to break the ice and start a conversation - nearly everyone has an opinion. :)
13:10 Indians love their cricket.
I think Indians have a passion for the game greater than any other country in the world!
@@fiascodagama1 Thats true. And especially passionate crazy people from the losing side smash their tv sets in India vs Pakistan match.
Do a Price Comparison video Australia vs India on the same items , give people some info. what to expect in Australia as a tourist
Thanks for the suggestion, I appreciate you letting me know what you'd like to see. Cheers
Nice 👍
wayne you should visit northeast of India too
I'll certainly try, uman. There's so much to see and experience here in India it could easily take a lifetime. :)
This is benifit of joint families
@3:40 is the good man who was our tour guide for city palace and moti magri!!!
I've come across so many good people here in Rajasthan. Thanks for saying hi.
I will subscribe, I wish I could do more to support….
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Please Visit Jammu & Kashmir (the north Part of India)
Welcome to india
from street to Home
this is how we treet our guest
A very hospitable and generous host was Shankar.
Is this taken recently? I am surprised the weather looks so good. It must be cold at night now.
Taken today, this morning, and it's now starting to get cool at night, you're right.
Great time to be in Rajasthan