FOREIGN FATHER & SON GET TURBANS IN INDIA 🇮🇳
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Sardar Pagri House - 2, Hall Bazar, Katra Ahluwalia, Amritsar, Punjab 143001, India
Sikhism (/ˈsɪkɪzəm/), also known as Sikhi (Punjabi: ਸਿੱਖੀ Sikkhī, [ˈsɪkʰiː], from ਸਿੱਖ, Sikh, 'disciple', 'seeker', or 'learner') or Sikh Dharma, is an Indian religion that originated in the Punjab region of the Indian subcontinent, around the end of the 15th century CE. It is the most recently founded major organised faith and stands at fifth-largest worldwide, with about 25-30 million adherents (known as Sikhs) as of the early 21st century.
Sikhism developed from the spiritual teachings of Guru Nanak (1469-1539), the faith's first guru,and the nine Sikh gurus who succeeded him. The tenth guru, Gobind Singh (1666-1708), named the Sikh scripture Guru Granth Sahib as his successor, bringing to a close the line of human gurus and establishing the scripture as the 11th and last eternally living guru, a religious spiritual/life guide for Sikhs. Guru Nanak taught that living an "active, creative, and practical life" of "truthfulness, fidelity, self-control and purity" is above metaphysical truth, and that the ideal man "establishes union with God, knows His Will, and carries out that Will". Guru Hargobind, the sixth Sikh Guru (1606-1644), established the concept of mutual co-existence of the miri ('political'/'temporal') and piri ('spiritual') realms.
#Amritsar #foreignersinpunjab #30daysinindia
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Thank you so much to the Sikh community! We've had an experience in Amritsar we will never forget 🖤🖤🖤
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Nice to see you in aa tunban
You will be surprised that the spiritual aspects of Sikhism and Christianity are same. Only the outward aspects of living are different. The Bible and the holy book of the Sikhs teach about the same One God.
Did you visited any Hindu temple?!
Well you missed the most beautiful Architectural marvels of India. There are many such temples who's beauty will blow your mind.
Very spiritual, peaceful & filled with positive energy.
You should visit ayodhya at diwali festival it's amazing night views😍
Upcoming diwali
Sikhs are like the CROWN of India. Pride of India. They have carried indian flag all over the world. Love from Tamil Nadu to all my Sikh brothers and sisters.
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You are absolutely right🙏🙏
Lots of respect and love for our sikh brothers and sisters❤❤❤❤
Thanks brother for such regards.
God bless you
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man looks more Sikh than a Sikh,Sikhs are humbled and proud to have someone like yourself tie a turban ,Hope you and family get all the blessings possible on your trip to the golden temple!little one is a gem .
may waheguru bless you all in your endeavours
SINGH IS KING!
Oh wow thank you so much! ☺️🖤 Very kind words
That is so so true bless
You done the right thing with the billboard what places would you recommend that was one good idea. I think every traveller should do the same. 👍🏽👌🏽👍🏽
@TheScriptures Lake Its a gesture of welcoming guests in most of south asian culture. Calling someone who is not a Sikh as a Sikh is a heartfelt gesture to the guest to make them feel they are belong with one another. Its more of a compliment than misidentifying a foreigner as a Sikh. That man meant no harm or trying to dump Sikh values. Misinterpreting these messages are quite common tho so no one can blame you for that
@TheScriptures Lake he does look like punjabi tho especially dark skin punjabi
Your Baby boy is cutest sikh i have seen till date ....god bless you all
Thank you ☺️🖤
What happened to your Instagram page . It's not opening
instagram.com/parttimetravellingfamily
Thanks got it . The link in your you tube channel info is old and invalid .
This is India, Unity in Diversity and im a Jain enjoying life in India with Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs and Christians and so many more. Thats why we call India our mother as all children of my country are equal but unique.
Amazing 🖤🇮🇳
Indeed bro 😘😘
Nice @Prateek Jain......we don't see any differences among us, right?
Yes...Njoy Hospitality of India.
Nice, couldn't have put it better.
hi.. I saw your post on social media post by BBC and many other Instagram famous channels it makes me very proud to see your whole family in Indian outfits.... wearing a turban and showing respect for our culture appreciate it. by sharing this beautiful video you guys made a special place in my heart. Lot of love and respect and humanity
Thank you so much Ravi.. we are having an amazing experience
Offended?! As a Sikh, I watched with video with a big ass smile on my face. I'm just happy you're in Punjab, and enjoying yourself. Trust me, the more you visit... The better it is... There are hidden gems you've missed but you've done EXTREMELY WELL this first time. I'm proud, and I must say THANK YOU! Your kid is going to be extremely smart because of this... Real life experiences are better than anything you will get from a textbook. That little girl is about to SHINE!
I couldn't stop smiling throughout this whole video! Thank you so much for being so kind and respectful towards the Sikh community and showcasing us in such a positive light.
Also a massive thanks for going out of your way to learn about the Sikh faith and educating your audience on it too. Not many vloggers have done this and I have immense respect and gratitude towards you for doing so.
You all look wonderful and I hope you enjoyed your time in the holy city of Amritsar.
Much love from a Brit Sikh and now a new subscriber 🙂
Your son is so well behaved and well mannered! He’s already got such a great level of respect for people of all cultures! Honestly, one of the most cutest and politest children I’ve seen on videos. Love how he loves trying new foods too. ❤
The way that Sikh man tied your turban whilst he was on the phone at the same time. That is a an art in itself !!!.. When your son wore that patka he looked so cute . . Then again as a family you all looked great !!!. We thank you for visiting the homeland of the Sikhs and making these vlogs !!!!. Much respect my man and keep up the good work !!!. Your videos are loved by Brummie Sikhs of England !!!.
Love that... thank you. Sikhs in Birmingham 🙌🏾🙌🏾 Thank you so much... Kind words 🖤
That is preety common in india
Very soon this video is going to viral in Sikh community and in India..You and your son both are looking amazing in that turban.Love from Chennai.❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Sunil 🖤
That is true. The Sikhs love it when formal colonial masters praise them.
Did the BBC use this opportunity to do some pro sikh propaganda ? I won't be surprised.
I am Hindu and love my Sikh brothers and sisters. This was a beautiful gesture by you and your family to show respect for the community, traditions and the holy shrine. You and your son look soooo good in the pagri. May God bless you and your family in the journey. Sikhs are warriors, protectors and loved in India just as much as Gurkhas from Nepal.
We love u too brother 🙏
I am a Hindu, as you rightly said, in India we have immense respect and love towards Sikh community. They are really good people.
Thanks bhai, likewise😇
Namaskaar
Sikhs ke liye jaan bhi dedunga from south india🚩🚩
Thanks Bhau 🙏
Your passion for the Sikh people seems very genuine and i promise that every Sikh person watching this will be smiling ear to ear. So much respect to you and your family. You guys look beautiful !!! Subscribed
Massive respect to the Sikhs of my country! Love from Andhra Pradesh ❤️
We Indians are very proud of Sikhs and also thankful to you guys to portray them with respect 🙏
I always respect Sikh people more then any community in India ❤️ they always help and feed people ❤️
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Am a 2nd generation Sikh girl born raised abroad. Listening to you talking about my religion teared up my eyes .your family is just so beautiful so Sikhi looking yet your religion is what you're born into .Sikhism is my absolute pride just the way Christianity your pride .Subscribed & will always follow up with your vlogs .Much love ❤️ and bliss beautiful family wherever you go Take Care
Wow! Can u guys get any more amazing! As a Sikh I can proudly say we would never be offended if you even pronounce any thing wrong or say anything wrong as you are learning our culture and we are here to educate! Thank you for exploring Sikhism! ❤
I want to visit Sri Harminder sahib (Golden temple) so badly one day..❤️
Btw your baby boy looks cutest with the pagari 😍
Sikhs are the warrior clan of India. They have a deep history of how they have originated & protected India since centuries. In Indian army, they are considered bravest of brave.
Amazing! One day you will go to Golden Temple... it was magical. Thank you Tulika🖤
So a country of 1.3 Billion people have only 1 warrior clan ? Can you tell us how that came about ?
Also can you tell me if the sikhs are considered "bravest of brave", why does the Madhya pradesh based Grenadiers who has the highest number of bravvery awards post Independence ?
In fact the Maharashtra based Poona Horses with not more than 600 men has TWICE as many bravery awards than the Jat Regiment and Gurkha regiment that have MULTIPLE battalions. (due to British preference for them)
Propaganda is a wonderful thing.
@@zaxcollix123 Mr Ramesh if you learn Sikh history you will get known, when whole India was coloniesd by British . Only Punjab was the region which was independent for 100 years . Because of Sikhs , if you want to know little bit about history of Sikh just go and read about "battle of chamkaur " where only the 40 Sikhs fought against 1 million mughals . Yes there is also Rajputs and Gurkhas never deny . But if you get known how they become warrior from farmers you will surprise.
@@gurruh5236 1. Whole of India was NEVER colonized by the british.
2. British India consisted of colonized land owned by the british and Independent kingdoms in political alliance with England.
3. Punjab was "independent" for only 50 years (1799 to 1849), Assam was independent for 2000 years, Kerala was always Independent, it was in alliance with British. Maratha empire was independent for almost 150 years, Nepal was always independent, Rajputana was independent for 200 years and was in alliance with British.
4. GUru Gobind singh escaped while rest of his men died to help him escape in the battle of chamkaur. Even his sons died while he escaped. You proud of that ?
5. Maratha empire was built by Shivaji by turning farmers into warriors. So was the Chera Empire. So was the Kurmi or the Bunts.
6. Rather than advice me on history, maybe you can study it for a change. This time read real history, not sikh propaganda.
@@zaxcollix123 whole India was never colonized hahaha 😂 so what your uncles were doing there from 200 years you know that states shake hand with them ,and they didn't capture Assam because British they wanted to make a buffer zone between them and China ,
And I think you already know about kerela still there are millions of people which there fathers are Hindu but children are Christian , I think you get my point . and my friend British came India 1608 with East India company policy from that time they stated to capture India but in Punjab they enter in 1849. After death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh 1839 . And before that Sikh captured Delhi 17 times but they didn't want to rule there because they know , ruling on Delhi means ruling on India .but that time what will be the difference between them and mughals . Sikh was focused to save there own land Punjab . Because from long time they were fighting to save there land and there beliefs and faced 2 genocide in which 40000-20000 Sikhs were killed every day . Once they won Delhi they put out the thore of Delhi and bring into harimandir sahib because they believe no throne is higher than Guru . And you are saying that guru Gobind Singh ji escaped ,,my friend he sacrifice his 4 sons his mother and his father . I think you already know for who guru teg Bahadur ji ( father of guru Gobind Singh ji) sacrifice his life . And battel of chamkour you know from where it starts the Hindu kings of shivalic hills they took oath of cow ( holy animal for Hindus) and mughals they took oath of Quran ,that they will not attack on Sikh they can go where they want . But once guru Gobind Singh leaves his fort all the Hindu kings and and mughals attacked from back . So when they reached chamkour fort only 40 Sikhs was with guru Gobind Singh ji and 1 million mughals and Pahari rajas (Hindu kings) was there . Then guru Gobind Singh ji said " SWA lakh se ek ladau tabhi Gobind Singh naam kahau " ( my one Sikh will fight against 125000 men , only then I be called guru Gobind Singh) this was the word of guru . Let me know any example in which bunch of people fought against millions , in that battel he lost his 2 elder sons , but still mughal get failed to catch guru Gobind Singh ji . Once he was going from chamkour fort he outdare mughals and Pahari rajas he said " the guru of Sikhs is going , stop me if you have courage " . That is how this happened ,
And you are telling about Marathas ,no doubt they are brave we respect shivaji , but if you know when Marathas loose Battelle of panipat against Abdali (Afghan invader ) , he took 20000 girls from India to Afghanistan only Sikh was there who fight with Abdali 's army in middle of the night and save girls , even they where few in numbers .
I feel pity for people like you who thinks this is Sikh propaganda .
What about "battel of Saragarhi" ( 20 Sikh soldiers against 10000-12000 Afghan tribes) may be you people think this is also Sikh propaganda 😂 , my friend this is history you have to accept it no need to hate they also fight for this country even though they are only 2% in India's population but they are contributing 10-20 % part of Indian army . Just learn the history not godi media . God bless you son .
The Sikh community is a pillar of strength for all Indians. Whenever you see a Sikh man, you have no hesitation in approaching him for any kind of help because you just know he will do the best he can to help you out. And when you see a Sikh in the Indian Army, you know you are in the presence of greatness. Truly humble and righteous people who are respected everywhere across India and across the world. Great to see you embracing their culture.
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Wow! This is probably one of the best video I have seen on Sikhs… you are so respectful to tour culture.. heads off to you…as a sikh watching this video, you have portrayed us so beautifully
Awww lil bub in patka, so adorable 🥹🥹 not all tourists want to explore india the way you guys are, so Thankyou 💕🫶
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So respectful towards the religion. A very rare trait these days. Well done bro
Beautiful family! Your a legend! Being a fellow Sikh I’m so humbled your embracing our culture & btw the turban really suited you ❤️Big love to you and your fam from London 🇬🇧 ❤️
When You Say, "Sat Sri Akal Ji" to almost everyone. Thats So Respectful of you . God Bless To You and Your family 🙏🖤
We r proud to be Sikh
you should be 🖤
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I'm a 20 yr old sikh girl and you guys are so amazing. I've been binge watching you guys for more than an hour now and I'm just so amazed and lawrence looks really good in turben😊
The baby boi smile is priceless feel so happy you are adapting in culture very well cant wait to see next place you are going please visit northeast
Thank you so much 🤗🖤
Thank you for your admiration and appreciation for the Sikh community and highlighting the core values of Sikhism to share with the world.
The little man is absolutely stunning, may you all continue to be blessed. Safe travels! 🙏🏽
I can understand why the thumbnail is this. Lol!
He's the cutest! Plus, the laugh on the thumbnail. It can't get any better than this.
Thank you 🖤
Huge respect for your video and respect for the Sikh community, they are really brave and kind hearted people...
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ god bless you ❤️😍😍😍😍😍😍 I'm Sikh . India is great #respectallreligions
Thank you so much! India is great... 🖤🇮🇳
The way you balance the Love and respect for India and our Culture..... Truly EARNED Respect... Great Going Buddy.... You'll always be welcomed with Open hearts in India... Your extended Family
That turban means a lot for us. Sikhs who wear turban we call them sardar (the protector).
It's an honor to wear it.
It was an honour for me to wear it! 🖤
I have watched nearly all of your videos and everytime you try something new, it makes me smile and feel happy because you never say no to trying a new experience. As a Sikh myself, I am learning through your videos as well. India is an amazing country and the way you educate through your videos, I hope more people will understand our culture, religion and background. You make Sikhs proud 🙏🏼
You not doing anything wrong, we Indians love when people from foreign countries give a try or learn about our culture where as some people here are ignoring there traditions. Love from Chandigarh, Punjab ❤
Little kid too cute and adorable 🥰🤗😘😍😇
Man you look pure Sikh in turban 💯
Beautiful lady in Punjabi suite 👍
Waheguru ji 🙏
Tc guys n loads of love and
I can tell how much that experience meant, your sincerity shines through, plus you all look so comfortable well done Lawrence and family🥰✌🏼😘
the lions of Indian Army, Without a Sikh there is no Indian Army. lots of love from Kerala
Beautiful family lots of respect bless 👍🏽👌🏽👍🏽 and great memories especially for the child
Thanks so much🖤
@@parttimetravellingfamily your welcome boss
Sikhs are the most humble people you would ever meet🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 jo bole sonehal sasriyakal 🙏🙏🙏 the true crowns of India..Lots of Love and respect to all my Sikh brothers and sisters..Waheguruji da Khalsa..Waheguruji da Fateh🙏🙏🙏
indians dont get offended unless u r delibratly trying to be offensive....we love when someone tries to know and embrace our culture and shows the due respect .....also we know people from other culture wont be able do everything as it is supposed to be done ....but thats the beauty of our nation we are able to see the underlying respect above all.....when people like u come and try to understand nd embrace our culture it makes our heart happy.
Well said! Amazing! Thank you for understanding 🖤🇮🇳
But how can you allow to birn your body after death as a sikh . I couldn't believe of body burning concept .
@@an-ic6gs personal i don’t understand burial after death too. I don’t know why cremation is a part of our culture but it saves ground space which is really limited now. I think in our culture cremation happens because of the cultural belief that burning of the body wont leave the soul on earth and then it wont haunt. you might have seen in horror movies ig that the soul haunts someone until its body isn’t burnt.
@@JahnviRawat it is just cultural practices which turned religious.
india is a fertile and green land, so all the land goes and went in past in cultivation. in gone by eras, wood was in abundance and low population pre-industrialisation. so cremation made sense.
where as judaism, christianity started in israel and islam in saudi. all were surrounded with desert and little wood(israel had grape vines and fig trees in abundance but vines don't produce wood and fig trees are needed for fruits, so cutting them will reduce food supply.) and vast expanse of ''wasteland''. so burial made sense.
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Love from India. God bless the family. Visit India again
We no African we no indian we are human.. Entire humanity is a family... Unity in diversity that's our culture..!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I've watched a lot of videos of the Golden Temple made by foreigners and they've all been positive but you bro have taken it to a whole new level, first, the deep level of respect and appreciation of Sikhism you have shown in your video but also your depth of knowledge of Sikhism is amazing, I don't think you have to worry about offending Sikhs! Love to you and your wonderful family.
lovely to see you guys enjoying and growing ❤️
May God bless your family 🙏🏻
Thank you so much 🖤
Ji aiyan nu....Wecome to Punjab, India. Hope you guys will njoy stay in India and will njoy Indian Food & landscapes.
Thanks for exploring so much of India's Cultures and different religions..As and Northeastern Indian...I would like to welcome you to India..and if you can please do visit Northeast side too..love ur family..love for Nyh nyh💗💗💗💗🫂🫂🇮🇳🇮🇳
Sikhs are the most warm, loving, helpful, empathetic and trustworthy people to have ever walked on this planet! Loads of love and respect to all Sardarjis and Sardarnis out there
Wonderful Look as a Sikh , Looks a Proper Handsome Sikh Man as Well as Your Little Son, Amazing Cute Looks , a Wonderful Family, God Bless You All 🙏
Thank you so much 🖤
I appreciate you both for showing such respect to India, its culture and traditions... and showcasing to the world with your videos.... Thank you so much for you bro... god bless you all
The sikhs are like the turban on the head of Indian Army 🙏🙏
Bravest of the brave.
They certainly are 🖤
You guys look so amazing, look at little Nyh. I was actually beaming the entire vide; I wish more and more people visited and were this respectful. Love to see it and you guys make such a beautiful couple!
My god your son looks so cute in pagadi. ❤️
Thank you so much Vikas 😊 🖤
That's called Patka
This is the first Kid I have seen who can smile 24 Hours, 😀😀😀😀😀very beautiful Smile,
What a beautiful couple & sweet family!!
Welcome to India ♥️
Thank you so much 🖤
We love our sikh brother.... their history shows that they are the real protectors of india...
Glad that you guys visited Golden temple & that too with turbans on 😇 cute respectful gesture. You’re always welcome just like anyone from any religion, community or country. 🙏🏻
As a sikh, this video gave me alot of pride in how much you all embraced the culture and religion, and mostly your knowledge of it. This was wholesome to watch ❤
You look like a royal Sikh in turban. And lil royal is so 🥰. I Love your all vlogs bro.stay blessed nd happy with your family
Thank you so much Amandeep.. lovely words 🖤
The way you show our culture it's really amazing. That's the real india known for. Hope it will create example for world.
Thank you Mukesh 🖤
This is Punjab not india
To carry a child on the stomach isn't an easy thing. It hurts the back for real. Kudos to her ❤️
Beautiful video. I'm glad you learnt about Sikhism. You all look stunning. God bless 🙌🙏
As a British Sikh person this content is so wholesome and refreshing to watch. The Phag really suits you and little mans Patka is super cute! ❤️
Very cute son of yours sir.Thank you for showing respect to our religion.🙂👍🙏
Some Suggestions: some other best places to visit in india : lakshadweep , Andaman and nicobar ,kashmir ,himachal pradesh, kerala, Goa ,kutch,statue of unity,imagica near mumbai , many more, you should also try visit East of India and west of India as well, every state has its own different food,culture ,places..
Thanks for the tips!🖤
@@parttimetravellingfamily Hyderabad ❤️ thank me later
North East
@@parttimetravellingfamily Lakshadweep is the best place to visit
@@i_am_sub north east
Beautiful. Amazing! So happy to see you respect our Sikh religion
❤️❤️❤️ such a awesome vlog ,
saw that viral reel and started following your RUclips channel
Ahh thank you Asuna ☺️🖤
Thank you for sharing the video. You have a beautiful family.
Kings are crowned once, Sikhs wear the crown every day.
Listening to your knowledge my kids learnt a lot.
The biggest kitchen in the world feeds over 100,000 visitors every day.
Thank you. God bless your family.
😍😍🙌❤️ paaji you looking 😎 cool
Soon you gonna be youtube star in INDIA 🇮🇳👌❤️🔥
😅 thank you Vicky! 🖤
That was great video you shared about the Sikh Community and the tying of Pagri. Though I am living in Tamilnadu, i have seen the Sikhs are so enterprising and of helping tendency, mostly. My salutes to the Sikh Community.
you and your son lokk really good in turban (Pagg) god bless your family and please keep this turban safe with you and keep it with respect because we sikhs got this turban on our head with so many sacrifices. Out Guru and elder’s sacrifice their lives to protect this turban. thank you that you visited Amritsar Golden temple and we always welcome you
Love you and out family ❤
Thank you so much Ji... This turban will be safe I assure you. Thank you for your comment and support 🖤
Sir you look great in a turban, you carry yourself like a Sikh should, you are a open, spiritual beautiful family. Watching you guys i have soo much positive feeling for our human family, stay blessed and all the best in your journey
Awesome watch this family!!I respect 🙌 you
thank you so much 🖤
massive respect to you my brother thanks to visit our motherland❤️love and respect to you❤️❤️
When I was younger I totally misunderstood this community, once I learned a bit about them, I truly understood 🙏.
Wonderful!🖤
I basically made the same trip this Summer from USA and even though I am not Sikh, the peace I felt at Golden Temple in company of guru granth sahib was just mind blowing. I went through so many emotions all at once. Lots of love to you and your family !
Visit Goa and northeast east India..You will mesmerized..
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Your kid is JUST JUST Just cute, Sssssooooo cute. Especially with the turbun. I just can't take my eyes off from this brat. God bless you all immensely. From Indian Army.
The most handsome Sikh family I have ever seen.
Thank you very much Gurmohan 🖤
The nation loves Sikhs for their noble religion and generosity.
No coersion, no force to convert, that's what Sanatan Dharma is. Vasudev Kutumbhkam. 🙏
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It's good to know that you respect the Sikh religion and God bless you
SINGH - Means a Lion.
NYK - LION CUB
Absolutely Heartwarming and Beautiful.
I loved the "Turban" standing out in a crowd and the "Protector" analogy. That is absolutely true. I once due to some miscalculations was stuck in Srinagar, Kashmir with zero Cash. Those days there was nothing digital in India. All phones were analog landline phones. Money took 15 days to reach by cheque transfer.
Long story short.... the whole journey from Srinagar (Kashmir) to my hometown was done in a truck of Bajwa Transport Company of Hoshiarpur, Punjab. I stayed two days at the truck drivers, home in a "Pind" then they put me on a truck that was being loaded with Lahaul- Spiti Himalayan Potatoes. One truck brought me from Srinagar to Hoshiarpur and after two days of rest another truck took me to my hometown. The driver also gave me Rs 20.00 for the local bus fare from the truck stop to my home.
The Punjabi food and " kaulee" bowls of homemade butter was awesome. I was a youngster 25 years old so eating all the butter and ghee was not a problem.
Now I am 56 and the love and affection of all the Bajwa Family is still fresh in my heart and mind and soul.
Later on their kids became the classmates of my younger siblings.
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I had the privilege of staying in the Sarai - Travellers Inn for two days at The Golden Temple, those days salaries were so low that one could not think about hotels and lodges especially when one has just started a career in a company. Those days employees didn't demand much as life was not so materialistic and life was more grounded and real. Job were hard to come by. My first salary in 1988 was Rs. 750.00 but still I could save money and put in the bank. Now Rs. 10 K is over within few minutes.
Wow what a story!!! You've definitely lived a life haven't you Danny! Love that ☺️🖤 Thank you for sharing! Have a great weekend and we look forward to hearing more from you ☺️ 🖤🖤🖤
Love love this!!!! Thankyou for being so respectful. 🤍
It is so amazing to see you guys enjoying, exploring and growing 💕💕 OMG you totally rocked turban and ❤️ and the baby looked so priceless!!
THANKYOU and Realllly Appreciate The respect and love From you and ur Family Sir.Respect👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sikhs never get offended easily. We r not muslim (no offence). Love ur family look with turban. At first i thought who's this Punjabi guy wearing pagri 👌😀
😂 Thank you Sir 🖤🖤
Honestly it's very nice how your actually interested in learning about our religion and culture.
I'm born in Canada.
Omg wow he definitely looks Sikh from just putting the turban on him what a change never expected that. 👀👌🏽
😅I felt like a Sikh too! 🖤
@@parttimetravellingfamily wow 😂cool man im being watching from london bless
God bless this family. The way they embrace. Culture, respect other faiths and appreciating it, deserve our appreciation and respect. Hugs
Both of you looking stunning in turban. This is best video sofa 👏 👏. I am eagerly waiting for next video in golden temple .
Thank you so much Ashish 😊🖤
I have just started watching you it is absolutely fantastic you with a turban on your son God bless you I really hope you enjoy your trip to India thank you for putting Sikh Legend on the map God bless
Wow you both father and son look so gooood in turban and the patka 💖
Thanks Yasmin ☺️🖤
It's my first time watching your youtube channel and that's the first video. I must say that I'm so impressed and I can't stop smiling throughout the video ❤☺️ I'm sikh myself and it's really really nice to see you people going to our holy places and share your experience it's totally amazing 😻 you guys look amazing in panjabi attire 😍😌 Thank you guys❤
I wanted to suggest you visit the mountains, leh ladakh, but with the baby it won't be a good idea as the weather there is harsh
We would love to come... maybe one day when baby is older 🖤
@@parttimetravellingfamily sure man
Such a beautiful video. I could see how happy the man was when he saw the child with the turban. I simply love how you're appreciating what this country has to offer and are blending in with us. ♥️
If hindus are the soul of Indian then Sikh are heart of india ❤️🚩🙌💪
Wow! well said! 🖤
You, yourself Sir are a Solid Gold Man. Blessed in Curiosity and Appreciation. Read and learn more about Sikh History and you will be very Amazed. Though it is a Big History. Bless you Sir