So what were the villagers saying to me? And how was my Hindi, did I make any sense? For anyone who was confused by the intro to this video since it was the same intro as my last video, the reason is because they were both recorded on the same day and I thought it was going to be one video. Then I realized it was getting too long and decided to split it into two videos. But the intro worked for both of them. You can watch the other video here, in which I show more of the temples and the town of Orchha: ruclips.net/video/bhy8Q2F-0vE/видео.html
Do you ever fear that you may get lost in India? I mean the country is huge and you could just go off somewhere and not know which way to go back. That is what it appears to me like at least.
sometimes i just wonder what the shopkeepers are there for? especially in the northern parts of India, when a tourist ask for something or hints, they dont even realize and pick up the cues and offer the tourist .. im watching this and screaming "then give him the bloody sprite" ... she only replied that there is sprite but does not go forward to offer.. this isnt the first time i have noticed this ... feels like they probably thought the tourist is here just to inquire if they have the drink, and then leave!
The heart of India is in it's villages, where 65% of it's 1.4 billion people live. Maybe visit when there is a festival or mela going on next time, it's much more lively then as everyone comes out. There is lots of music, noise and huge groups of women and girls with long flowing hair and bright colourful clothes, dancing in unison for celebrations. It's like a never ending sea of colours, their clothes make everywhere you look seem like a kaleidoscope 🤩.
Translation: 9:29 - Bike ko chhaya mai lagao na [Keep the bike in the shade] 9:35 - Dhoop hai udhar [There's sunlight there]. She's saying this because the seat will get hot in the sun. 9:42 - Peeche [To the back]. She's saying the village is the other way. 9:50 - Hum aapki baat nahi samajh rahe, nahi samajh paaye hum kya bol rahe ho [I can't understand what you're saying, failed to understand what you said.] 10:01 - Jamuniya jaana? [Heading to Jamuniya?] 10:04 - Jamuniya idhar hai [Jamuniya is this way] Can't hear the rest with the dog freaking out. 10:50 - aise jaana aise [Go like this] She was probably gesturing where to go. She would have been okay with you looking around. Your Hindi is good, but I suggest using an app like google translate sometimes. Can help you in situations like the villager and the cold drink one.
Wow! Hopping on a rickety bicycle and riding out into the blazing heat of the Indian countryside without a guide or a command of the local language takes independent travel to a whole new level. I really respect your spirit of adventure.
No, not really. This is what India looks like pretty much everywhere in that genreal region, as soon as you step out of the main spots, even a few minutes will be enough.
9:50 lady is saying 'I can't understand what you are saying'. Your 'Phir Milenge' was perfect. Please add these common ones also in your arsenal i.e. 1> Kaise Ho ? (How are you ? - informal) or Kaise Ho Aap ? (for elders), 2> Sab Thik Thak ? (All Good ? - fav word of Mr Bald also) , 3> Mein Dekhu ? (Can I see ?), 4> Aap ka Naam (what's your name) ? Mera Naam Gabriel. Mid day meal is a Govt Scheme for free meal to entice the village kids for coming to school & also to feed the poor students.
Would love to see more of this! Rural India is such a fascinating place and it doesn't get nearly enough coverage. 3/4ths of the country is still rural after all.
I never knew you were exploring the area around my maternal grandmas village. Although I live in a metro city in India but I do visit my grandma's place here in Bundelkhand area of Madhya Pradesh. This is not the right time I would say for anyone to visit as temperatures sore near 50 degress with hot winds blowing hard causing heat strokes,dehydration etc and on that you took a bicycle ride, I really salute you for this 👏🏻 Well the locals here are extremely helping and tourist friendly. I would have suggested you to take over the bicycle ride over betwa river to the nature reserve jungle safari just a mile away. Nevermind you enjoyed and took the memories of the typical Indian small villages. I see the village is improving and being developed but don't think of people being poor here as most outsiders including urban Indians think so,they are pretty much earning to sustain themselves as you can see as well as benefitting by the govt initiatives and schemes. This area is self sufficient and improving day by day as compared to many north Indian poor rural areas. The official language here is hindi but dialect is Bundelkhandi or Bundeli. The villagers were offering you water first then asking you about your visit Some villages are used to foreigners but some aren't, that's how they react. Take care, stay safe and don't ever give money considering them poor or something.
I love your content Gabriel. My wife and I are going to India in May. She is from India but it will be my first time. I am so looking forward to meeting my new family there. We have really been enjoying your adventures and we hope to have a bunch of our own. Safe journeys to you my friend.
@@HeartistMurali Kind of a long story, but we both met each other at a critical time in both our lives and decided to take a leap of faith together. Some how the stars aligned we both found our soul mates. Believe me, our story would make a great book some day. I am so blessed to have the opportunity to share the rest of my life with some one whos heritage is so different than my own. I have learned so much about the Indian culture and am starting to believe that I may have been born on the wrong side of the world... lol
In May it is like a furnace in India if you are used to heat then it's all good. However northern mountain states and north east india will be much milder.
@@nikhilchauhan4154 Yes, that is what I have heard. We will be generally in MP state mostly around the Indore aria so I'm probably going to roast. But I am sure it will be worth it.
@@wgordon6327 Nothing, nothing that you know by now, have seen so far or heard, nothing even comes close to the real experience of being there. You are so, so lucky to have this amazing adventure ahead of you! And with an Indian wife, you will experience things, almost no other foreigner will. I would also like to know how you two got together, haha! I was there 3 times, between 1998 and 2002. About 10 months all together. And i have just been to 5 places and the travelling between them. Wishing you the grandest of times! In case you'll only stay in one place this time, i'm pretty darn sure, you will be back within the next year and explore some more, India is incredible! A personal tip from me, bring enough Colloidal Silver, your stomach will thank you, or even give you a hug!
It was great to see the village. The kids were so cute. This is an awesome series. I was under the impression that more people spoke English in India. I don't know why I thought that. India is an incredible place.
This is a village that Gabe went to. Most people would understand only Hindi. I was quite surprised to see that young boy spoke fairly good English. That happened only because he is studying in a school where everything is taught in English. A lot of people in the towns and cities will understand and speak some form of English. Most places also have road signs and everything else in English too.
Remarkable and very enterprising of you to take the channel so far into the interiors of India to take a closer look at the charm of rural India and bring back the positive vibes to all the subscribers
Thanks for taking us to the village ❤glad you found your cows! Good you are saying Namaste now in most instances Namaskar refers to the gesture of putting your hands together 🙏🏽. The cow dung Pattie’s are used for fuel and also placed outside abodes as insect repellent. To ask in Hindi for a person name “ AAP naam kya? And you say Mein naam Gabe hai. Yes = ji or jiha . Thanks for sharing your journey with us ☮️🕉🙏🏽 Julie
This video is awesome in every way! Thanks Gabe---for being willing to ride a bicycle through the countryside in the extreme heat. It's the best way to see everything at a leisurely pace--up close and personal. The countryside and the village life are fascinating, And It felt like I was on the bike--doing my own exploring. This is the side of India that holds the charm. It really is like no other place on Earth♥
9:54 She said she's not understanding what you were saying. She's very friendly the way she is talking because she used aap which is used when respecting others.
10:30 that old grandmother said in Hindi that "sorry boy I can't understand your language " they thought you are asking for road direction. But the dog was protective 🤣
Haha it was so funny when the girl could understand "thanda" and "sprite" too. But didn't know what to do about it lol. A simple tip is to show hand signs such as 1 finger for 1 and 2 for 2.
Wow!! The sound of that bicycle reminds me of my childhood. Lovely and quiet village life. The lady was probably saying "I am sorry, but I can't understand". That little boy spoke pretty good English. Hey, you were absolutely rocking that leopard print shirt and the striped pants.
@@j.p.h.8126 Kudos to you man for having the courage to go out when it’s freezing cold out. Here schools get shut and employees call in sick when temperature gets around 5 degrees.😅
@@Aashu299 You get used to the cold weather here. We just wear alot of warm clothing. Summers are pretty warm around 25-35c. But winters can get cold. Here in the southern parts Sweden it can go down to about -20c. But normal winterday is usualy from -5c to -10c. But if you go to the northern parts above the arctic circle during winter it will be very cold like -40c or something like that. The coldest weather that i have experienced is aboyt -28c. And that was more then enough for me. 😄
That slow pace of life.. No worries about stock market, no worries about what super powers are up to., no worries about next generation iPhone or updates on Insta - every human deserves to experience it a bit.
Thanks for another great video! Love seeing the rural villages at a leisurely pace by bicycle. We had a big snowstorm here in Manitoba, Canada on April 13 and 14th and approximately 29 cm's of snow fell in 2 days. Lol
I love Gab's way to explore and his authentic and pleasant character. His vids are such an inspiration ❤ thank u so much and keep going and take care of snakes ;D
A blessed good day sir Gabe A wonderful video Biking road Trip in Country side of Orchha India very interesting Quiet Village with Historical Structures, stay safe Godbless u 🙏🙂 from your solid fan viewer the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Vhin,
Kid is worried about him cute 🤣 Water = pani Ask in village : Can i get some water : pani milega kya? Do you have cold water : Thanda pani hai kya? Thirsty : pyasa / pyas laga hai
Gabe, LOL, imagine the surprise of an internet savvy villager who looks out his or her window and sees his favorite travel youtuber bicycle by in 105 degree heat. Love the adventure! Steve
Come to our beautiful karnataka as well. I see that you have already visited gokarna. There are many places including forest, waterfalls hill station and beautiful country side villages you can visit. If you are coming, remember to extend you vocabulary with few kannada language words 😄
I am not sure but the field with bunches of shocks was probably wheat. The shocks will be transported somewhere where it will be beaten to separate the wheat from the shaft. The rest of the dried material will be feed to their ruminant animals. There is no sign of anything newly built, and a lot of stuff falling down. It really appears the standard of living in this area is declining rather than progressing. There was absolutely no sign of any prosperity. I guess all those cows are good for one purpose, to provide fuel for cooking. BTW, somewhere in India they grow enough wheat to supply the country's needs and even export some to nearby countries such as Pakistan.
I remember Orcha from the old days. Steam train from Jhansi used to take a couple of hours to get there. The Betwa river would flood regularly and the old road bridge was covered. Although some things have changed, the unhygienic conditions are still there. Too hot during the summer months.
Good job Gabe ! You dived 'head in' to the villages to bring us such gr8 content, few would dare. Maybe, keep some candies handy for the kids (or adults) to break the ice. Keep the videos coming.
I'm curious, is it a very dry heat? I only ask because you never seem to sweat! I once had to visit Dubai in mid July, and within seconds of leaving anywhere air conditioned I looked like I'd just been for a swim fully clothed!
I thought you already started towards East (West Bengal / Sikkim state). Good to see you are covering this time in detail with multiple vlogs 🙂. Would love to see similar Vlogs coming everyday in this series. Old Gabe is back!
Hi Gabriel, When you walk or ride a bicycle you do get a different perspective of the communities around the surrounding areas the bike, of course, allows you to cover much more ground. The children are always curious about who are you and where are you from and if you have any money. You never know what you're going to come across or who you will run into.
Namaste! Biking is the best way to see the country. Thanks for taking us to Indian heartland. You are right on it is Hindi. You may want to check out rural life in Kerala, West Bengal and Assam for greener pastures. @09:41 she was only telling you she is not understanding.
Wow...you are one tough cookie! Please take care as risk of hyperthermia is real at such temperatures. Stay hydrated, cover your head, and take ample amount of breaks in the shade (btw that's what the woman was talking about). Have fun and thanks for sharing!
Hi Gabriel, Darjeeling and Sikkkim too cleache. Please travel to Reckong Peo in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh. I went in 2018, 2020 and 2021. Can’t not go enough times.
So what were the villagers saying to me? And how was my Hindi, did I make any sense? For anyone who was confused by the intro to this video since it was the same intro as my last video, the reason is because they were both recorded on the same day and I thought it was going to be one video. Then I realized it was getting too long and decided to split it into two videos. But the intro worked for both of them. You can watch the other video here, in which I show more of the temples and the town of Orchha: ruclips.net/video/bhy8Q2F-0vE/видео.html
Do you ever fear that you may get lost in India? I mean the country is huge and you could just go off somewhere and not know which way to go back. That is what it appears to me like at least.
sometimes i just wonder what the shopkeepers are there for? especially in the northern parts of India, when a tourist ask for something or hints, they dont even realize and pick up the cues and offer the tourist .. im watching this and screaming "then give him the bloody sprite" ... she only replied that there is sprite but does not go forward to offer.. this isnt the first time i have noticed this ... feels like they probably thought the tourist is here just to inquire if they have the drink, and then leave!
She's saying Jamuniya is the other way.
And she was asking you to stay in the shade and it's too hot out there.
She was saying that park your bike in shade it's hot , and yes Hindi is main language in North India everybody understands it .
Your Hindi was good 😊 ..Just add few words like Give = Dena , Take = Lena ... It will be helpful
The heart of India is in it's villages, where 65% of it's 1.4 billion people live. Maybe visit when there is a festival or mela going on next time, it's much more lively then as everyone comes out. There is lots of music, noise and huge groups of women and girls with long flowing hair and bright colourful clothes, dancing in unison for celebrations. It's like a never ending sea of colours, their clothes make everywhere you look seem like a kaleidoscope 🤩.
Translation:
9:29 - Bike ko chhaya mai lagao na [Keep the bike in the shade]
9:35 - Dhoop hai udhar [There's sunlight there]. She's saying this because the seat will get hot in the sun.
9:42 - Peeche [To the back]. She's saying the village is the other way.
9:50 - Hum aapki baat nahi samajh rahe, nahi samajh paaye hum kya bol rahe ho [I can't understand what you're saying, failed to understand what you said.]
10:01 - Jamuniya jaana? [Heading to Jamuniya?]
10:04 - Jamuniya idhar hai [Jamuniya is this way]
Can't hear the rest with the dog freaking out.
10:50 - aise jaana aise [Go like this] She was probably gesturing where to go.
She would have been okay with you looking around. Your Hindi is good, but I suggest using an app like google translate sometimes. Can help you in situations like the villager and the cold drink one.
I love that you interpreted this.
Wow! Hopping on a rickety bicycle and riding out into the blazing heat of the Indian countryside without a guide or a command of the local language takes independent travel to a whole new level. I really respect your spirit of adventure.
True
The man is having the time of his life! We might be getting videos from India for a very, very long time, folks :)
A Fantastical life isn’t it just ... 😊
So authentic. Very few ' westerners ' would ever see this. Thanks for bringing your vlog into our homes.
No, not really. This is what India looks like pretty much everywhere in that genreal region, as soon as you step out of the main spots, even a few minutes will be enough.
I have been to India 3 years ago and you makes me wanna go back so much ! I miss the villages peaceful life
9:50 lady is saying 'I can't understand what you are saying'. Your 'Phir Milenge' was perfect. Please add these common ones also in your arsenal i.e. 1> Kaise Ho ? (How are you ? - informal) or Kaise Ho Aap ? (for elders), 2> Sab Thik Thak ? (All Good ? - fav word of Mr Bald also) , 3> Mein Dekhu ? (Can I see ?), 4> Aap ka Naam (what's your name) ? Mera Naam Gabriel. Mid day meal is a Govt Scheme for free meal to entice the village kids for coming to school & also to feed the poor students.
Would love to see more of this! Rural India is such a fascinating place and it doesn't get nearly enough coverage. 3/4ths of the country is still rural after all.
Actually 64% of india is rural.
Not 64 it's 60
@@HDmovies4274 not 60% but 60.3%
@@GassedCider not 60.3 % but 60.33..........%
@@think863 😂😂😆👍😆😆
I never knew you were exploring the area around my maternal grandmas village. Although I live in a metro city in India but I do visit my grandma's place here in Bundelkhand area of Madhya Pradesh. This is not the right time I would say for anyone to visit as temperatures sore near 50 degress with hot winds blowing hard causing heat strokes,dehydration etc and on that you took a bicycle ride, I really salute you for this 👏🏻
Well the locals here are extremely helping and tourist friendly. I would have suggested you to take over the bicycle ride over betwa river to the nature reserve jungle safari just a mile away.
Nevermind you enjoyed and took the memories of the typical Indian small villages. I see the village is improving and being developed but don't think of people being poor here as most outsiders including urban Indians think so,they are pretty much earning to sustain themselves as you can see as well as benefitting by the govt initiatives and schemes. This area is self sufficient and improving day by day as compared to many north Indian poor rural areas.
The official language here is hindi but dialect is Bundelkhandi or Bundeli.
The villagers were offering you water first then asking you about your visit
Some villages are used to foreigners but some aren't, that's how they react. Take care, stay safe and don't ever give money considering them poor or something.
This series has made me start looking into flights back to India. 🙏 Thanks for the continued inspiration!!
Just don't get into delhi-agra-jaipur triangle.
I love your content Gabriel. My wife and I are going to India in May. She is from India but it will be my first time. I am so looking forward to meeting my new family there. We have really been enjoying your adventures and we hope to have a bunch of our own. Safe journeys to you my friend.
How did you end up with an Indian wife?
@@HeartistMurali Kind of a long story, but we both met each other at a critical time in both our lives and decided to take a leap of faith together. Some how the stars aligned we both found our soul mates. Believe me, our story would make a great book some day. I am so blessed to have the opportunity to share the rest of my life with some one whos heritage is so different than my own. I have learned so much about the Indian culture and am starting to believe that I may have been born on the wrong side of the world... lol
In May it is like a furnace in India if you are used to heat then it's all good. However northern mountain states and north east india will be much milder.
@@nikhilchauhan4154 Yes, that is what I have heard. We will be generally in MP state mostly around the Indore aria so I'm probably going to roast. But I am sure it will be worth it.
@@wgordon6327 Nothing, nothing that you know by now, have seen so far or heard, nothing even comes close to the real experience of being there. You are so, so lucky to have this amazing adventure ahead of you! And with an Indian wife, you will experience things, almost no other foreigner will. I would also like to know how you two got together, haha!
I was there 3 times, between 1998 and 2002. About 10 months all together. And i have just been to 5 places and the travelling between them.
Wishing you the grandest of times! In case you'll only stay in one place this time, i'm pretty darn sure, you will be back within the next year and explore some more, India is incredible!
A personal tip from me, bring enough Colloidal Silver, your stomach will thank you, or even give you a hug!
I can see why traveling opens minds. This is pretty amazing, I've been anywhere like this. The people seem to be very friendly
It was great to see the village. The kids were so cute. This is an awesome series. I was under the impression that more people spoke English in India. I don't know why I thought that. India is an incredible place.
You are not wrong. Many people do speak english, but most of them are in big towns and cities.
Probably because English speakers expect everyone to speak English.
This is a village that Gabe went to. Most people would understand only Hindi. I was quite surprised to see that young boy spoke fairly good English. That happened only because he is studying in a school where everything is taught in English. A lot of people in the towns and cities will understand and speak some form of English. Most places also have road signs and everything else in English too.
@@SK-xw4gu when that boy asked " you have money " i freaked out😂
I'm happy to see a good youtuber re-visiting India. Harald's and Bald's adventures there unbeatable, but this was worth watching too
India every state is so different from each other
Yes, they are, need more trees everywhere for sure.
Remarkable and very enterprising of you to take the channel so far into the interiors of India to take a closer look at the charm of rural India and bring back the positive vibes to all the subscribers
Thanks for taking us to the village ❤glad you found your cows! Good you are saying Namaste now in most instances Namaskar refers to the gesture of putting your hands together 🙏🏽. The cow dung Pattie’s are used for fuel and also placed outside abodes as insect repellent. To ask in Hindi for a person name “ AAP naam kya? And you say Mein naam Gabe hai. Yes = ji or jiha . Thanks for sharing your journey with us ☮️🕉🙏🏽 Julie
Thanks for that Julie interesting
Actually, "aap ka naam kya hai"? and "mera naam ....hai" but what you said would be understood.
Would "Mera naam Lars hai" be valid as well?
That is how i remember it, being taught to me a little over 20 years ago.
Just Amazing Gabe! I love it. The most raw unedited India 🇮🇳❤️ Long time fan. Luv ya brother
The people seem so curious and welcoming. Such a treat, Thanks Gabe:)
Everything looks dry..but in monsoon everything will be green.. this looks tribal village..
This video is awesome in every way! Thanks Gabe---for being willing to ride a bicycle through the countryside in the extreme heat. It's the best way to see everything at a leisurely pace--up close and personal. The countryside and the village life are fascinating, And It felt like I was on the bike--doing my own exploring. This is the side of India that holds the charm. It really is like no other place on Earth♥
When i travelled in India back in 87 i bought a very basic Hindi phrasebook - makes all the defrence having even a few words
9:54 She said she's not understanding what you were saying. She's very friendly the way she is talking because she used aap which is used when respecting others.
10:30 that old grandmother said in Hindi that "sorry boy I can't understand your language " they thought you are asking for road direction. But the dog was protective 🤣
Haha it was so funny when the girl could understand "thanda" and "sprite" too. But didn't know what to do about it lol. A simple tip is to show hand signs such as 1 finger for 1 and 2 for 2.
Love from India
Great video , nice to see another side of life in India away from the crowds !
please more rural villages. Exploring is fun
Wow!! The sound of that bicycle reminds me of my childhood. Lovely and quiet village life. The lady was probably saying "I am sorry, but I can't understand". That little boy spoke pretty good English. Hey, you were absolutely rocking that leopard print shirt and the striped pants.
Please come to the North-East India. We have regular rainfall and a pleasant weather here these days.
Cool day he says only 41c . Here in southern Sweden its a nice and warm spring day and only 10c. :) I so want to visit India some day.
10*C and warm?😳 For us that’s winter season.
@@Aashu299 Well the 10c in the afternoon felth very warm compared to the -1c in that same morning when i went to work. 😄
@@j.p.h.8126 Kudos to you man for having the courage to go out when it’s freezing cold out. Here schools get shut and employees call in sick when temperature gets around 5 degrees.😅
@@Aashu299 You get used to the cold weather here. We just wear alot of warm clothing. Summers are pretty warm around 25-35c. But winters can get cold. Here in the southern parts Sweden it can go down to about -20c. But normal winterday is usualy from -5c to -10c. But if you go to the northern parts above the arctic circle during winter it will be very cold like -40c or something like that. The coldest weather that i have experienced is aboyt -28c. And that was more then enough for me. 😄
Gosh, I admire you Gabriel for the places you take us, with such extreme conditions. Great views of the country side!☀️🐂
That too in summer. Average day temperature is above 40 degrees
That slow pace of life.. No worries about stock market, no worries about what super powers are up to., no worries about next generation iPhone or updates on Insta - every human deserves to experience it a bit.
Seriously.
Your outstanding sense of music makes your videos more rhythmic and different from others.
India served up straight! Gab, thanks for your honest, BS-free videos.
Thanks for another great video! Love seeing the rural villages at a leisurely pace by bicycle. We had a big snowstorm here in Manitoba, Canada on April 13 and 14th and approximately 29 cm's of snow fell in 2 days. Lol
Thank you for taking us on a trip through this tranquil rural Indian idyll. I thoroughly enjoyed it!
Thumbs up man 👍😁Very good job 👏Thanks for sharing.
I love Gab's way to explore and his authentic and pleasant character. His vids are such an inspiration ❤ thank u so much and keep going and take care of snakes ;D
What do you mean by take care of snakes?
@@rrrajlive it was more a joke. But if u walk into the woods you can 4 sure have dangerous snake encounters
@@ebfarnum123 or you can look into the mirror.
A blessed good day sir Gabe A wonderful video Biking road Trip in Country side of Orchha India very interesting Quiet Village with Historical Structures, stay safe Godbless u 🙏🙂 from your solid fan viewer the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Vhin,
More of these bicycle adventures!!! This video was amazing!
Phir Milengey means: will Meet you again. ☝️
Nobody else is showing this. Cheers to Gabriel ' high roller' traveller. Love your videos.
Kid is worried about him cute 🤣
Water = pani
Ask in village :
Can i get some water : pani milega kya?
Do you have cold water : Thanda pani hai kya?
Thirsty : pyasa / pyas laga hai
Love seeing the rural areas Gabe. And great choice of more traditional raga type music as well.
This looks incredible! Thank you for taking us along with you!
Cool see the Village Life in India, Countryside by Bicycle.
Gabe,
LOL, imagine the surprise of an internet savvy villager who looks out his or her window and sees his favorite travel youtuber bicycle by in 105 degree heat. Love the adventure!
Steve
She told , she cannot understand what you said. Village people in india are very friendly and welcoming.. have fun 😊
love your content:) cant wait to travel again
Rural India - great to see. Thanks for the footage.
Awesome. I love that kind of stuff.
Watching your adventures are the thrill of my day!
I thought that was Harald Baldr's bike 🚲 🤔 you were riding it made a similar sound. But Harald left that bike in Zanibar town was Stone Town.
I stopped by Zanzibar to get it because it seemed like a good bike.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Love all your videos
Come to our beautiful karnataka as well. I see that you have already visited gokarna. There are many places including forest, waterfalls hill station and beautiful country side villages you can visit. If you are coming, remember to extend you vocabulary with few kannada language words 😄
It's nice that you went with bicycle.
I am not sure but the field with bunches of shocks was probably wheat. The shocks will be transported somewhere where it will be beaten to separate the wheat from the shaft. The rest of the dried material will be feed to their ruminant animals. There is no sign of anything newly built, and a lot of stuff falling down. It really appears the standard of living in this area is declining rather than progressing. There was absolutely no sign of any prosperity. I guess all those cows are good for one purpose, to provide fuel for cooking. BTW, somewhere in India they grow enough wheat to supply the country's needs and even export some to nearby countries such as Pakistan.
Great stuff. Go Gab go......
I remember Orcha from the old days. Steam train from Jhansi used to take a couple of hours to get there. The Betwa river would flood regularly and the old road bridge was covered. Although some things have changed, the unhygienic conditions are still there. Too hot during the summer months.
Ahh man - I miss rural India - must go back very soon
Good job Gabe ! You dived 'head in' to the villages to bring us such gr8 content, few would dare. Maybe, keep some candies handy for the kids (or adults) to break the ice. Keep the videos coming.
exceptional video, raw, rare and beautiful
I hope you have more aspirations for another trip to Napal while you're in the area. High season for trekking and trails are open
I'm curious, is it a very dry heat? I only ask because you never seem to sweat! I once had to visit Dubai in mid July, and within seconds of leaving anywhere air conditioned I looked like I'd just been for a swim fully clothed!
Yeah it's super dry.
Yes, this part of India is dry.
I love village, amazing thanks for that 🥭🍏🥦
Gabriel's working hard for these subs
Carry a water bottle and some juice and drink lots of water.stay hydrated.It is too hot in Madhya Pradesh.And use a bike to cover more places.
LOL 🤭😄 This one reminded me of when Harald Baldr went hunting for 'Desi Dharu' in a small town, GT.
Good to see more interaction with the locals. Keep at it and it will get less awkward.
Haha the gopro holding while riding looked quite dangerous!
The sound your bicycle makes is making me laugh! Great video as always
I love how socially awkward Gabriel is. It's kind of the thing you love about the channel. Keep it up!
I thought you already started towards East (West Bengal / Sikkim state). Good to see you are covering this time in detail with multiple vlogs 🙂. Would love to see similar Vlogs coming everyday in this series. Old Gabe is back!
REALLY enjoyed this visit to the very local villages.....wow
Deep off the beaten path... awesome!
Great video! And more rural stuff, please, or maybe some smaller cities/towns with some place you can stay at?
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Hi Gabriel nice Video as always and it's good to see that you ride bicycle.
phir milenge means we’ll meet again gabriel !!!!
Cool.
Hi Gabriel, When you walk or ride a bicycle you do get a different perspective of the communities around the surrounding areas the bike, of course, allows you to cover much more ground. The children are always curious about who are you and where are you from and if you have any money. You never know what you're going to come across or who you will run into.
He better get an electric bike with gears. He can cover a million miles.
Namaste! Biking is the best way to see the country. Thanks for taking us to Indian heartland. You are right on it is Hindi. You may want to check out rural life in Kerala, West Bengal and Assam for greener pastures.
@09:41 she was only telling you she is not understanding.
Love from India ❤️
Wow...you are one tough cookie! Please take care as risk of hyperthermia is real at such temperatures. Stay hydrated, cover your head, and take ample amount of breaks in the shade (btw that's what the woman was talking about). Have fun and thanks for sharing!
The old women was saying come and sit in shed and rest...., you're going into hot sun.....I hope you're having great time Gabriel !
Thanks, great video. What camera and mic do you use? Thanks
DJI with the internal mic, link is below the video.
Thanks for answering! I love the channel. Cheers
Why don't you come to Jharkhand Gabriel, I can show you the beautiful less explored countryside here, on weekends. 😉
So intresting to see the real world in India today. Thanks for enduring the bike ride to show us the vlog Gabe
Thanks for the video.
Good morning or evening gabe!
Good evening, 7:37pm here.
Gabriel, you should install the camera on the handlebar
Cool to see real village life! Looks like a scorcher!
Real youtuber amazing brother
Dhanyavad and theekhai are nice words!Namaskar is also nice!👍
Thanks.. Gabriel.. 👍👍👍
So appreciate your channel Gabriel... it’s the only thing keeping me sane at the moment 💕👍🏻❤️
( where have B & B der gone? ) hope they’re ok
Gabriel the highlander traveller...... Happy Indian new year
Thanks for visiting Bundelkhand. Visit Khajuraho as well. Just 180 km from orccha.
Hi Gabriel, Darjeeling and Sikkkim too cleache. Please travel to Reckong Peo in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh. I went in 2018, 2020 and 2021. Can’t not go enough times.
Wonderful. Thank you.
Old lady was telling you to take a shelter under the tree as it hot out here. She also said she does not understand you.
Thanks. Good advice...unless you're in the mood for an adventure.