Thanks for the tips, especially the one not stepping in the land mines. I did watch a vid recently where the vlogger filmed the burning if an individual but he claimed to get permission.
Chris I could start calling you kermit but that isn't your name nor does it make sense to calling somthing what it's not. similary stop calling her "ganges" it's ganga not "ganges"@@ChrisKermis
But the research say that the ganga river not polluted a researce and they get no bacteria if you don't believe please do check it own one baba name ( baba dada guru ) he only drink Narmada river water in ml they don't eat anything and even they travel every day 25 to 50 km or one week am not sure but the research team always research on him the still alive if you don't bleave please check it on RUclips or on Google,if you read the comments please like it to ensure you read it . Thanks man
One thing is for sure and that is that bacteria is different in different countries. This video is aimed towards foreigners visiting India, mainly from Europe/UK. We are very likely to get sick from the different bacteria in India which local people will be used to. At the same time, if you come to the Netherlands where I live, you may well get sick from the different bacteria there which causes me no problem.
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Thanks for the tips, especially the one not stepping in the land mines. I did watch a vid recently where the vlogger filmed the burning if an individual but he claimed to get permission.
Glad it was useful. No idea why anyone would want to film the burning close up anyway, permission or not.
Hi Chris, nice informative video. I enjoyed watching it.👍
Thank you 🙏🏽 Back to a vlog for the next one
Nice informative video, thank you! ❤
I am from south India and agree with all your heads up
Cheers, mate
I watched this video after seeing your video about Madinah... I already miss the tranquility of Madinah...
Varanasi is certainly a very different place
@@ChrisKermis "different" is a very political adjective :)
@thedarkknight6159 True, although in the context of OP's post, it is just a simple meaning. Varanasi is very different to Madinah.
Agreed to all the pointers.
@@impiyush1991 Good to hear, thanks 🙏🏽
Spot on. We come here often. My family lives here. I just spend time with them and don't go out at all.
I want to say something. Its not ganges. Its the greek who said this word. Greek had male name end with es. Its ganga river.
While it’s known to many over the world as the Ganges and didn’t know the reason, thanks for the info.
Chris I could start calling you kermit but that isn't your name nor does it make sense to calling somthing what it's not. similary stop calling her "ganges" it's ganga not "ganges"@@ChrisKermis
You must come in Mathura and ayodhya
I hope so some day, it would be amazing to visit them
But the research say that the ganga river not polluted a researce and they get no bacteria if you don't believe please do check it own one baba name ( baba dada guru ) he only drink Narmada river water in ml they don't eat anything and even they travel every day 25 to 50 km or one week am not sure but the research team always research on him the still alive if you don't bleave please check it on RUclips or on Google,if you read the comments please like it to ensure you read it . Thanks man
One thing is for sure and that is that bacteria is different in different countries. This video is aimed towards foreigners visiting India, mainly from Europe/UK. We are very likely to get sick from the different bacteria in India which local people will be used to. At the same time, if you come to the Netherlands where I live, you may well get sick from the different bacteria there which causes me no problem.
@@ChrisKermis it has to do with western people having no gut bacteria thanks to canned foods not india...
I think you should try to pronounce right name it's our holy River
I understand of course that it is known as Ganga, but I used the internationally known Ganges as this video is aimed at foreign people visiting India.
@ChrisKermis OK Sir