India’s Wild Side: EPIC Goa Jungle Motorcycle Tour! DONT MISS THESE ROADS! |INDIA EP15|
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2025
- The WILD side of India! In this episode we explore the dense jungles of Goa. From hidden trails to breath-taking views, this adventure takes you off the beaten path to discover Goa’s untamed beauty. Watch as we navigate challenging terrain, encounter incredible wildlife, and enjoy the thrill of riding through one of India’s most scenic regions.
How to put a GPX FILE on the Navigator GPS - 00:01
Old Goa - 05:39
Why did we pick this route in India? - 10:43
Giant Monkey sighting India - 12:39
Indian Tree Shrine - 14:11
Ponda Goa - 15:10
The Kingfisher Scandal - 16:56
India's Best Roads by Motorcycle - 19:26
Always buy bottled water in India - 21:38
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Love n respect from Spain 🇪🇸
I love my Indian 🇮🇳
Hi, thanks for your continued support! 😎
The cow with Hump 🐪 is native breed and Cow with no Hump 🐄 is foreign breed .
Thank you!!! That’s easy to tell the difference then 👍🏻 ….are all cows treated equally?
@SeanandEmily Not necessarily. The treatment of cows often depends on factors like the breed, cultural significance, and farming practices in a particular region. For example, native breeds with humps may be valued for their adaptability to local conditions and traditional uses, while foreign breeds are often preferred for higher milk production. This can lead to differences in care and treatment. However, it's important to advocate for ethical and equal treatment of all animals, regardless of their breed.
That’s just cowcist 🐮
@@SeanandEmily😂😂😂❤
Most animals are connected to gods for Hindu's coz our ancestors were clever they knew human's nature of having more of everything.. infact every atom in creations are atoms of God .. that's how we have 3600,00,000 god's in Hindu's even three are prayer...either they're clever or brilliant 😜.. that's how india has seeds of rice as old as 5000yrs old with our farmers
36°c is a picnic day in INDIA 🇮🇳
Haha can we get some ice cubes with that picnic please 😊
The humidity in Goa makes 36° feel like 40 tho
22:22 beautiful smile ....humble demeanor... That's what just makes it up😊
ahh you're so kind -thanks !!! 😊🙏
😂😂😂 looks like you guys love the monkeys & cows!!! The giggles when you see one is cute. Have a safe ride guys. Looking forward to the next one 👍
Haha, they are certainly the highlight of some of the episodes 😂 -but yeah you are right nature is always a highlight for us no matter where we go 😊 Thanks as always for your kind words 😊🙏
Hay really enjoy ur videos and good quality.... Clear sound... U have seen india more than I have, being an Indian ... Welcome to India and thank u for taking us virtually with u 😊
Glad you liked it! -lots more to see in India still 😊 We really appreciate your encouraging comment 😎👍
If you are going to karnataka you should definitely ride through bandipur road which is filled with animals and it a national park too. Love the videos. ❤from Kerala
Sounds like a great suggestion, we’ll add it to the list 😊
Another great ride! I can't imagine two more enjoyable people to be with on this tour. Makeup or no makeup, Emily is a beautiful young lady and I enjoy her commentary and photography so much. Yet another diverse view of India's terrain. Thanks so much Sean and Emily. Well done my friends.
Thanks very much - we really appreciate the support and kind words. It's really nice to know how much you are enjoying following the journey 😊🙏
The butterfly beach in Goa most beautiful place,and caboderama is beautiful aaramol and palolem and many beaches is very beautiful in Goa I love goa my fav place in india is goa
Yes we loved it here: ruclips.net/video/uYzaaiHM80s/видео.htmlsi=3aA58U6NQJHlDVaK
The forest road must have looked so refreshing after going through city traffic.
14:39 When it's quite you can hear the birds chirping. It's so relaxing.
Loved this one too💚
Hope we get a video every day.
Hi Aman, yeah it really was! So nice to ride through the forest in the serenity of the wildlife 😊. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for your comment 😎🙏🏻
Every Sat, Sun and Wed 😉
Another great video. Keep up the great work and keep having fun. Safe travels. 😎
Thank you! Will do!
Hey Sean & Emily,
The industrial tycoon who started Kingfisher Airlines is Vijay Mallya. He's absconding in UK, wanted by India. You're absolutely right, didn't pay up salaries of his staff & had a lot of debt, hence he fled the country. Old Goa - Sé Cathedral (the white building) & Basilica of Bom Jesus, where this year the exposition of St Francis Xavier's body was held. Hence the huge number of vehicles.
Ride safe & tc.
Thanks for the info, no wonder it was so busy there! 😊👍
Thanks for the video! Great content.
So interesting to see the different car models compared to Europe as well! 😊
Thanks! Yeah that is something that interests me too -busses cars and trucks. It appears there are some really good car models that we don't get in Europe. 👍
Another nice video yes the jungle looks pretty thick
Cheers Jeff! Think we will be staying well away from a jungle walk 😆
Looks like a wonderful ride...you guys are great....
It really was a great ride! There are so many awesome routes like this in India to discover. Thanks 😊🙏
Another interesting one! Well done with the traffic- I'd be a nervous wreck!
Thanks!! At this point we were a bit more used to the traffic and started to go with the flow 😁
This episode was again worth watching with great pleasure. Also beautiful nature, although I think it is not as beautiful on screen as in reality.
Hi Paul, yeah you’re right to be surrounded by trees and fresh air after sone of those rides felt amazing!!! 😊
your route to cavellosim via ponda is a delight for bikers and a welcome relief from the mad, mad Panjim madgaon route.
more jungles cavellosim onwards.
Thanks! Calimoto is the perfect app for easy route planning 😎💪🏻
Wow 😍
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Wht a place ❤ take care guys
Thanks 🙏🏻 yeah it was beautiful 🤩
Hidden gem forest roads.. Great u guys exploring them and sharing with World... ❤
Thank you! We appreciate your comment 😊🙏🏻
In karnataka try also try route from goa to karwar..udupi.. mangalore ..chikmagalore..sakaleshpura route...forest ..coffee and tea estates and wonderful nature...also do see Many amazing temples murudeshwara.. udupi krisna..mangaladevi temple.. dharmastala.. belur halebeedu.. jog falls in sagar.. agumbe forest.. and many more ..wonderful places to experiencein karnataka do see badami ..hampi.. there are so many
Thanks for the tips! The day after this episode we stay in one of the coffee plantations and it was surreal! Then we make our way to Hampi -looking forwards to sharing these episodes 😊
Nice episode. That church is the Se Cathedral built in the mid 1500s and in operation since 1619, It is a World Heritage SIte and the largest church in asia. Next to it is Bom Jesu Basilica where the body of St Francis Xavier lies in a glass casket. Besides monkeys, cows and crowds there's lots of history and interesting places along the way, might be an idea to research ahead as you plan your route, of course it all depends on the purpose of your trip. Happy travels.
Thanks for the extra info - we’ll definitely look into that for our next trip 🇮🇳🧡 this trip was to us an introduction to India and we decided to have a relaxed approach to the journey 😊
Thanks and all the great to you too 😎💪🏻🍻
17:10 well, he was Vijay Mallya, the owner of kingfisher brand which he got from his very rich father. He was doing all good in his alcohol business, but he didn't wanted his name to be associated to alcohol but to something good so he started Kingfisher airlines in which he gave very premium luxury at affordable rates, but there was something going on behind due to which he couldn't pay the amount and had to go MIA. Even today there is a famous street in Bangalore named after his father Vittal Mallya
He had a fascinating story for sure 👍🏻
Another very enjoyable ride. Amazing to see those cows happily roaming on the roads!
Left to die really.
Glad you enjoyed it! Will never get fed up of seeing the cows wandering about without a care in the world 😊
@SeanandEmily most of the cows you see roaming the streets have passed their use by date.
@Beefeater1 well I'm just delighted they're not eaten!!!
@bluewendytube It's a funny way to treat something that is worshipped, leave them to spend the rest of their days roaming the streets, creating a nuisance for others.
Both of you living life i see , please visit northeast and northern india to get more suprised.I will be with you throughout your whole journey ( through screen ) lots of love .
Thanks very much 😊🙏 _Northern India we want to dedicate an entire trip to so will be one to look forwards to in the future.
Loving this series of videos but now not sure if I would do it myself,, never mind two's up. But do appreciate both of you doing it for us. A proper insight to us mere mortals,,should we think of taking this type of tour on. I meant to say at the start of your last video,,,, the bus behind you !! Shadowing you as you drove along the busy road. Not a good feeling and that's just watching it. Stay lucky and especially stay safe. 👍👍👍
Hi, thanks! Yeah it’s a very specific trip indeed and nothing like we expected to be honest 😁. Yeah those buses get pretty dam close and at times there’s nowhere to go -braaap away is the best solution 😎 rest assured we got home safe 💪🏻
Love the scenery from the sofa/ bed. When I watch. I doubt, I could ride over there. I be a nervous wreck.
Stay safe. X😊
Let's just say our heartrate increases somewhat each time we get on the roads lol 🤣 after a week though we totally got used to and a vehicle driving the wrong way coming head on didn't phase us -it became the norm 😱 Thanks for watching 😎👍
Very nice one😊old Goa but too many people to visite. Best ride of the series so far 😊but you know it’s Time to go back home when Sean start talking to cows 😂
Hahah it sure is 🤣🤣 it’s when the cows start talking back we really need to worry 😁. Yeah lots to see there I’m sure but sometimes we are happy to see things just from the saddle and get away from the crowds.
The exposition of St. Francis Xavier is held every 10years.He is the patron Saint of Goa! ❤
Thanks fur the information -that’s why it was so busy 😊👍🏻
I love goa ❤
We do too!! 😊🙏🏻
nice vlogs recently subscribed to your channel loving the row vlogs ❤❤
Thanks for subbing! Hope you enjoy the series! 😎💪🏻
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Just had our Visa’s back - all granted - 3 weeks and counting - can’t wait 👍👍
Fantastic! The relief of getting the visas approved! Hopefully we will have the other Goa vlogs up by the time you get there (we go back on the way back to Mumbai) - excited for you 😊
@@SeanandEmilyloving the series so far - I really need to look at sorting a bike out for myself to get into the saddle again - watching your tours has inspired me 👍
Do visit northeast India you will be loving it scenery is here very much different fron rest of India and also temperature is down through out year
Yeah the north sounds amazing and is on our list for a future trip for sure 😎👍
@@SeanandEmilynortheast and himalaya
Hello from Goa, I have been following your channel for a week now! Old Goa is usually a city of Churches and Currently the exposition of St. Francis Xavier's body is on till the 5th of January and pilgrims from all all the globe have been coming to venerate the Saint.
The huge monkey jumping onto the roof are Lungurs .
Cashews were introduced to goa by the Portuguese, the nuts are processed and sold but the cashew fruit is a yummy sweet a bit sour and the juice is processed to make a lovely seasonal drink called Uraak' and the other matured called Feni' both alcoholic 😊
Hi, thanks for following and we hope you are enjoying the series 😊. Thanks for the info, that would explain the large crowds -glad we didn't stop as we were not dressed for the occasion.
Ah they are Lungurs - we were wondering what they were as we saw them again a few times -beautiful creatures but probably trouble makers for the locals 😁
Thanks again for your comment 😊🙏
@SeanandEmily Yeah you will see lots of langurs and macaques during your travel in and around goa also when you head down to South India, You have to be very careful around macaques they are usually very inquisitive and will not hesitate to grab your belonging and run up a tree or up a wall, if you try and chase them they can become very aggressive and will attack as a pack! I wouldn't even recommend feeding them as that is the biggest mistake most people do,
South goa is pretty chilled laid back, though it might be a bit crowded this time of the year and offcourse with the new year coming in. Agonda, Patnem, Palolem are some amazing locations, Visit the Galjibag beach in Canacona district.
I've heard it's the last time they'd be doing the exposition, is that true?
@@joshuagormanly2475 I have heard too myself but dont really know if it is gonna be the last exposition or not!
Hi Sean and Emily, Wow those temperatures in India, I would pass out in those temperatures, I struggle in uk temperature of 20c, I think it's to do with my maturing years 😅, It's okay for you youngsters 😅, I wouldn't want those big monkeys running on my roof, even birds make enough noise, enjoyed the video as always.Best wishes Roy in England 😊.
Hi Roy, yeah and apparently this was teh 'cooler' season. It was tough at first but you do get used to the warm weather after a while (missing it now we are back in Switzerland and its now the extreme opposite minus degrees at the moment 🤣). These monkey really were big and i guess they are still relatively small they must make such a racket!
Glad you enjoyed it and always nice to hear from you Roy
in india you get many different temperatures at the same time somewhere in country is -15 and at the same time somewhere is 45 degrees in summer and in winters its 25 to 30 in south somewhere to 0 in north and -40 in himalayas
Dont miss unique Three kings feast celebrated with such zeal and fanfare only in Goa in entire Asia east of Suez and tour Cansaulim hillock close to Dabolim airport on January 6 th morning, then drive to Church at Chandor ,Salcete and in evening visit the breathtaking Reis de Magos church on banks of Mandovi river for which you need to take road from Betim going to Verem. Feast of Three Kings is unique to Goa on January 6 th and only these three places celebrate it.
Thanks for your suggestions 😊🙏🏻 this sounds great but we have now left India and are making the videos. We hope you enjoy the rest of the series -lots more episodes to come 👍🏻
17:45 and now his son is the one who manages those companies in india and you are right he lives in london
Ahh thanks for confirming 💪🏻
Finally after 5 ..6 days after watching boring roads and traffic you decide to go through Forest n nature . Good 👍 😅
no roads are boring if you are a real rider!!
It’s not like we went out of our way to find find the busy roads 🤣 -it was a refreshing ride for us too although we had some great rides on the way.
also check itchy boots india bike series of a solo dutch girl norali
@@diveshtomar9044 lol have seen her entire playlist!!
come to north india u will feel 0degree celsius temprature at many places...this is the beauty of india
Yeah the North looks Beautiful
@SeanandEmily u should just check on youtube videos about manali and shimla u will amazed to know snow fall happen in india too
hello sir 14:03 that sign for remove your shoes outside of hindu god temple
by the way your series going very well and superb
love from rajasthan state
i suggest some places in rajasthan to must visit like - jaisalmer,udaipur,jodhpur,jaipur and most famous jawai the land of leoperds
Ahh okay unfortunately we can’t read that text -in most temples there is a picture sign. Will know for next time 😉
Thanks for the tips 😎🙏🏻
6:38 Tata's Estate India's mercedes in 90s ❤️
Ahh cool -saw it had Mercedes wheels but wasn’t sure about the car. Looks awesome and was in perfect condition 😎👍🏻
20:06 those are farms , the trees are Areca nut(betel nut )
Ahh thanks! Interesting
Hi both, really enjoyable tour I must say, though the heat and humidity can drain you very quickly, and you definitely shouldn't apologise for not wearing make up you have a lovely complexion. Good job you didn't have the brakes on though when that car rolled back on to you, a buckled wheel would have been a right pain. Thank you.
Hi Stephen, we really enjoyed the tour too (some people here really don't understand that we aren't complaining about the heat it's just it's taking some time to get used to) actually all this heat and humidity is doing our skin great -not sure about the fumes from the trucks though 🤣. Yeah Sean let them off as soon as the car started rolling back -fortunately the car behind had actually left some space for us to roll back too!
Yes, the road less traveled is the one to be on. Nice ride!
Couldn’t agree more, so glad you enjoyed it 😊
Wait, it's almost January and it's hot there in Goa? We're enjoying the winter here in Northeast India.
Yes South India never actually gets cold 😉
Enjoying your adventures in India
Somewhere I have never thought of touring on a bike myself but enjoying you both travelling seat on my sofa
What helmets are you using and bike gear for the heat
Hi Phillip, thanks we are happy to take you along 😊
We have the BMW GS pure helmets which were really cool (never felt our heads got hot)
Suits are the Rallye suits from 2024, ideally we would have had the Rallye air but couldn’t justify another suit just for this trip. They were however pretty good at keeping us cool when moving which is impressive for a one for all suit 😎💪🏻
Helo. Mae eich fideos yn hyfryd (since you’re Welsh 😊)
Really enjoying your videos - their “in the moment” feel, the gorgeous scenery and let’s not forget, the constant and cheerful banter between the two of you 😄
We live in Chennai, India now, but nearly three decades ago, we lived in your part of the world - and explored all of Wales, from the mountains of Snowdonia and the Brecon Beacons, the spectacular beaches of Pembrokeshire to the quietly beautiful valleys in the south with their (even back then) defunct coal mining towns. And I think we must’ve visited almost every castle in South Wales! 😂
The scenery was very different to what you’ve experienced here in India, but just as beautiful. And the people were so nice and friendly… just like the two of you, I reckon!
Safe travels wherever you go, and hope you make it back to India sometime in the not too distant future
Have a wonderful 2025 👍😊
Thank you so much for the kind words and for taking the time to share your memories! It’s incredible to hear about your adventures in Wales - you’ve painted such a vivid picture of its beauty and charm. We absolutely love the diversity of landscapes there too, and it’s wonderful to know you explored so much of it.
India has been such a special experience for us, and you’re absolutely right - the scenery is completely different but equally breathtaking. The warmth and friendliness of the people here have left a lasting impression on us, just as you described about Wales.
Wishing you a fantastic 2025 as well, and who knows - maybe we’ll cross paths in India again someday! Safe travels and thank you for being part of our journey!
@@SeanandEmily Thank you so much for replying. Best wishes 😊👍
The crowd at the Old Goa church was for the exposition of St Francis Xavier, lots of history behind it
Thanks for the information-probably best we didn’t go in as we were not dressed for the occasion.
Since you love nature and animals, you will enjoy riding through Bandipur, Nagerhole and Muthimalai National Parks. All three are a single forest range with different names. Bandipur and Nagerhole is in Karnataka and Muthumalai is in Tamilnadu State. There is a very good chance that you will see Elephants and deers, and if you are really lucky you might see a tiger! Please don't travel after 5 pm as it is a thick forest it could be dark even at 5 pm( National Parks are closed from 9 pm to 6 am to allow for the free movement of wild animals)! and if you are traveling through these national parks please try to reach your destination during the day time itself as there will be more animals on the road when its getting darker. You will see plenty of vehicles passing through during the day time here, so you will not be alone. Riding via Bandipur and Nagerhole is easy but the Muthumalai national Park road leading to Ooty has 36 hairpin bends with steep climbs. So if you don't like this adventure, please avoid it. All the best wishes.
Hi, thanks so much the recommendations. These national parks sound amazing! We wont be able to get to them on this short tour but we will certainly add your suggestions to our list for next time. Many thanks 😊🙏
@@SeanandEmily Nagerhole is 65 kms from Madikeri. You are welcome. Have a wonderful trip.
nice ❤vlog 🎉 just started watching
Thanks for watching - hope you enjoy it! 😎👍
@ yes 👍
Nice vlog you should also travel in Himalayas area like leh Ladakh
You both are very nice and intelligent
Well thank you very much! Very kind of you to say so 😊🙏
Lovely video, goa is my favorite place and visited all most 20 times, i saw all most all the roads but still some route of ur video i would like to explore so i will be very thankful to you if you share me location landmarks you selected to make this route, i have already made this route on my own by watching ur videos but u covered only half of this route and i m not sure in ur next video will u travel the pending route or not
Glad you enjoyed the video! It's a beautiful part of India. We'll see what we can do to provide a route map, hopefully, it helps your future trips! 😊🙏🏻
@SeanandEmily wish you happy india trip
@@SeanandEmily now u don't need to find spots to make this route as i have already found
Emily dutifully corrects Sean six not five days. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂good gears smooth shifting. Ride on dear travellers.
Hehe Emily always has my back 😊
Cow and monkey watch😂 that is so funny😂
Great episode!
🤣🤣🐮🙈 -always happy to be able to provide both cows and monkeys in one episode 💪🏻😁
Enjoy goa trip ❤u. Both I am from goa
Thanks! Hope you enjoyed the video 😎👍
Happiness Life Goa journey 🌈🌈🌈
thank you 😊🙏
That's our village where you both stopped at Big big tree before you entered Ponda town.
Like your bike riding vlogs as I m also trying to so same 😊
What a lovely place you live! We really enjoyed riding though this area 😊
Nice Video
Glad you liked it! 😎👍
You made a modification? I thought you were bragging 😀 The jungle looks so delicious and tempting to blast through on an enduro bike. That wouldn't end well though.
haha 😂 needed some more airflow lol, Yeah for sure that forest looked like it needed exploring but we dread to think what would await you in there! (big cats and snakes 😲)
@@SeanandEmily Us true explorers prefer the path less travelled. I'm terrible for taking an unsigned road because the first 50m looks interesting. (In hot climates, those poisonous millipedes worry me).
Drive safely in India just a few days ago a 61 year old white women died riding by hitting a truck in Assam, India.
Thanks for the well wishes, tragic to hear about that lady -need to always stay alert out there. 😔
21:06 are you both from england or switzerland?
From Wales 🏴 actually (but most people don’t know where that is 🤣) and we currently live In Switzerland 🇨🇭
How good was Calimoto for you guys in India? As a local, I find that it often charts routes that send me into unknown and tiny villages in the quest for "twisties" or "winding roads" which sort of become tedious and I end up using google maps instead.
Yeah it worked well for us, as you say it really does find the twisty routes. But you can change the setting between twisty and curvy or fastest for each section of the route -which is what we do if we don't like certain parts of the calculated route - so just drop a via point at the start and finish of the parts you like the look of and change the other sides to fastest route. We also like it because we can easily put the routes onto our GPS navigator
Very nice guys 😊
Thank you 😀
heyy.. really love your content. Thanks for giving us a tour😊. One request.. If possible please upload a lengthier video. At least of 30 min 😁.
Thanks, Glad you are enjoying the content. Length of video really depends on the how the day went, sometimes they are longer videos and sometimes they need to be spilt in to shorter videos.
If you are looking for something else to watch between episodes maybe you will enjoy this playlist too:
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@@SeanandEmily Ohhk.. got it. Thanks for sharing the link. Great videos there. It might sound different but honestly the videos of places i probably would visit or have already visited interests me more. would love to see you back. I read you have mentioned somewhere that you will be back to India for a northern trip. will be waiting 😊. stay safe and all the best for your next adventure👍 🙋♂
yeah makes sense, some people like to watch places they probably don't want to travel to and others like to watch videos that they will travel to 😊. Yeah we really would like to come back and travel the North of India (as well as lots of others places here) but we have no fixed plan yet. Still lots more episodes on the way for this series 😎
That Church at Old Goa is the Bom Jesus and Relics of St Francis Xavier are kept there
Thanks for the Info 😎👍
Nice vlogs ❤
Thanks for watching 😎👍
Hallo, we enjoy your video's a lot, thanx for that, but thair is one thing what worry's us, Emmely, why did you oftend not closing your helmet propely, it is mutch saver when you click the button at the end of your strap. Have a save trip😊
Thanks for your concern but don't worry too much as the little button is more of a comfort thing so it doesn't flap around against your chin/neck. But what keeps the strap on is the D-ring not the button. 😊👍
Which app are you using for Navigation? Where are loading that GPX file?
We are using calimoto to plan the route then loading the GPX file onto the navigator ( you can also use the app directly to navigate)
We will eventually put a link to the route on the episodes like we have done with past tours and if people have the full version it's possible to save the route yourself.
Here's a link to a free 30 day trial but you have to set it up on a web browsers otherwise it doesn't work.
30-day free trial code: seanandemily30
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Come to netravali
Thanks
Thanks for being optimistic and positive. :) Hyper critical = 'telling the world that the UK = Camden'. Bon voyage.
It's all about embracing the differences between countries and cultures, right? 😊
@@SeanandEmily Absolutely. It's a diverse country with glimpses of the east and west. Just like any other nation to be honest. Growing up in Nigeria, studying in the UK and working in New Zealand, I can stand by this notion. :) Thumbs up.
wow that's a cool life experience you've had already!
@@SeanandEmily Yes yes yes. You guys will definitely enjoy India with a positive mind set. Can see the potential. ; There are a whole bunch of bars and social outfits where young professionals meet. That'll give you guys a taste of what most of India is about. Going to all these random spots with hustlers and trashcans will only ruin the experience. There is a spot called 'social' which is pretty popular. Check that out. -Google is always there for options-. Lots of friendly peeps and scope to make new friends!!!
Head up North towards Delhi or even the Himalayas for cooler temperatures
Good advice! Might be a bit too cold this time of year though far north
@@SeanandEmily Yes Himalayan reigon just received it's first snowfall and will be cold. Although Delhi, Jaipur, Agra, etc in the plains are maintaining a crispy 15-20 degrees during the day. Closer to your route, You may also check out Munnar and Ooty towards the south for some stunning landscapes. Nevertheless, best of luck on your journey and thank you for sharing it with us.
You can go to munnar in kerala or ooty, kodaikanal in tamilnadu
Why Delhi bro? Why? 🤦♂️🤣🤣
The Delhi air will kill you 😂
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JHARKHAND.... ❤
😎👍 Hope you enjoyed the video!
Visit coorg, Ooty, conoor, many more places
Thanks 😊🙏🏻
Interior of goa is a diffent world all together ,,, but those beaches are over crowded ,,,
Yeah we much prefer the interior than the beaches although we find a great one this day 😊
Pls don’t forget to visit munnar in Kerala
will add it to the lost for the future 😊👍
Have a trip to kashmir, ladakh,himachal pradesh, uttarakhand... The scenic beauties of these area will blow your mind❤
Yeah this is a trip for another day (and another time of the year) 😎👍
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Indeed india has asia cleanest village nd cleanest river in asia in meghalaya u try visit Northeast india
Nd indian cuisine people always thnk north india cuisine is whole of Indian cuisine which is not
I reckon the best pork u ll get in india south nd northeast india evn Gordan Ramsey fav pork.is frm nagaland nd indian beef pork bison snails r very famous u should ride in Himalayan region of india
Please dont miss yana caves which is once in a life time experience ,,,,
Thanks for the tip, will add them to the list for the future 😊
Do you have any plans to visit Tamil Nadu on this trip?
Yes but only briefly 👍🏻
Go to the himalayan states ..you will experience siberian weather
We have enough minus temperatures back home in Switzerland 😁 -something in between would be nice 😉
Cows and monkeys, goats or pigs...the land belongs to everyone isn't it?? Arrogance of humans to believe that they can own the land, shouldn't be seen in the country that has been a colony, not so long ago. And of course, India is land of spirituality, so there are those reasons too. Glad to see that at least, Indians have learnt to accommodate and tolerate other beings too, no matter how irritating, some appear. Still learning about new culture aren't we?? Learning curves are steep and requires a lot of humility. I am sure with all the modern education and information available today, that should not be a problem, at all. Knowledge reflects in the intelligent observations, one makes anyways. Keep learning and keep enjoying your travels, as much as we enjoy your vlogs. All the best!!!
Yes we agree with you there, it's so sad that humans are destroying the habitats that the animals live in. Lot's to learn and that's the joy of travel 😊🙏
Sean try out whispering willows which is right in the middle of mudumalai forest
Sounds cool -will need to look it up 😎👍
@ I’m right now in this place n this is first time to be right in the middle of the forest n me n my family love it, if u plan make sure u prebook the room 1 or 2 days before as u may or may not find room as its season now
hope you have a great time there 😊- sounds perfect
Do not venture on foot alone in the Jungle, there could be deadly snakes like the Indian Cobra and Python. Snakes usually like cool places and also hunt their prey like birds, rats, monkeys, cows etc.
That's enough reason for us to stay out of the jungle! Thanks for the heads up!
@@SeanandEmily You are welcome. I had very close call with a python once while playing Hide-N-Seek when I was little. It was about 7pm, just after sunset. I went to hide next to a bush with a coiled python beside me. It had big pebble pattern on it. The moment I saw it, I ran for my dear life.
You have to go kerala good place
Thanks for the recommendations!
can you please share your all calimoto routes files used from Maharashtra to Goa ride. You can please upload and allow us to download & use the same. The roads used by you are very scenic and not apparent when we use google maps. That will be really helpful.
Hi, yes we will add them as we have done in previous tours. In order to download them you will need the full version of calimoto but we do have a link where you can try it for 30 days for free. We will add them soon to each episode
@@SeanandEmilyawaiting for the same
The tree is a banyan tree - worshiped in hinduism - some concepts are similar to Yggdrasil
Thanks very much for the name of the tree. They are a spectacular tree and undoubtedly a sacred place for many. 🙏
Go to palaolem beach.fort is also There.
Thanks 😊👍🏻
Namste guys welcome to prayagraj mahakumbh in January month 🙏
Namaste 🙏🏻
i think Tom tom navigator is best in the world ? am i right ?
This is the BMW connected ride (made by Garmin) and it's been faultless
@ nice vlog. waiting for Goa to Mumbai Bike returning vlog
@ nice vlog. waiting for Goa to Mumbai Bike returning vlog
Heading further South first to Hampi
Come to Karnataka bro ❤
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Try butterfly beach
Funny you should mention that - that's where we are heading in this episode 😎👍
18:00 Well, brands even today can't directly advertise alcohol or tobacco products directly to consumers due to government policy so these brands use *surrogate advertising* to promote their brand like advertising Kingfisher soda or 100 Pipers mineral water
Oh wow! We didn’t know that. An inventive way to get around it 👍🏻
wondering why you sit in traffic? I ride a Honda Goldwing and live in California and I never get held up as I use lane sharing (traffic splitting) so traffic jams are no problem. Enjoy your travels, not so much India, but loved your UK travels as I was born in Scotland. I am 77 now and been riding many years. Stay Safe!
I believe you’ve mentioned you lane spilt on your gold wing before which is awesome 😎 but you need to remember America has massive lanes and so much space. In India every vehicle is fighting to get to the front and there’s little to no room between the vehicles -so lane splitting is difficult.
Glad you enjoyed the uk tour -the Scotland rides where amazing!!! Nice that you were born in Scotland but I bet you prefer the weather in California!! thanks very much and all the best to you too 😎👍🏻
There are only 2 dry states in India. Advertisements laws for alcohol is strict in most states of India
Thanks for the info 👍
Bro Next come to manglore to puttur 🛣️🛣️🛣️🗞️📈📈📈📈📈📈
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@SeanandEmily happy new year 2025 bro ✨💥💥🎇🎇🎆
Go and visit western ghats and hill cities
Now that sounds good! 😎💪🏻
Pls come to jodhpur rajasthan
Will add it to the list for the future
@@SeanandEmily thank You Sir if need any help in inda pls dm us
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