We are soooo excited to be in India, y'all!! 🇮🇳 this is the beginning of a 4 or 5 month journey through India and we are so stoked to see what this country has to offer.
Welcome to India 🇮🇳...enjoy every moment.....I can guarantee you,beautiful moments in India will make both of you a more happy couple....and when you will go back to your country you will surely miss our mother India 🇮🇳....love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️ ♥️ ❤
I would like to suggest some places, hope you can enjoy.... 1.Darjeeling ,Kolkata (city of joy),& Sundarban in West Bengal 2.Leh,Ladakh & Dal lake in Jammu&Kashmir 3.Goa 4.Golden Temple,Wagah Border in Punjab 4.Jaipur,Udaipur in Rajsthan 5.Andaman & Nikobar Island 6.Lakshyadweep 7.Pondicheri,Kochi,Backwater and various beautiful places with beautiful temples in southern states... 8.Various National Park throughout India. 9.Kach in Gujrat 10.7Sisters in North-East India 11.Uttarakhand 12.Mumbai(Financial capital of India),Ajanta-Ilora and other beautiful places in Maharashtra 13.Nalanda University( one of the oldest University in India), Gaya,BudhGaya and other places in Bihar 14.Benaras,Ayoddha and other beautiful places in Uttar Pradesh Hope my other Indian brothers and sisters will help you whole-heartedly....
My first experience outside of the US was a three month summer internship in India. Definitely the other side of the world. You're right that nothing can prepare you for the chaos, but the greenery is a great contrast. Enjoy your time there, I hope it's absolutely incredible!
Wow that's a big jump from having never left the US at that time! Even after travelling to many countries in Asia we were still shocked arriving in India. But I have to say - after getting settled into our little travel routine here, we are already falling head over heels in love with it here. Thanks for watching!
Welcome to India. That is so true. You can't be prepared for your day in India. Its very weird how things work in such a chaos, unorganised and challenging environment without missing out. Looking forward to see more of your videos. At least you are positive about it which is a great quality to be happy.
India has got everything a traveler can dream and wish in their tour itinerary:- 22 Ski Resorts, Snow Capped Mountains Peaks and Hills, Glaciers, 7 Mountain Ranges, Frozen Valleys, Frozen Waterfalls, Frozen Lakes, Frozen Rivers, River Islands, Coral Oceanic Islands, White, Black, Clay Beaches, Caves (Historical Man Made and Stalactites, Stalagmites), Canyons, Cold Desert, Hot Sandy Desert, Salt White Desert, Red Desert, Waterfalls, Table Mountains, Hillocks, Rocky Hills, Plateaus, Plains, Ravines Badlands, Active Volcanic Peak, Mud Volcanoes, Forests-Alpine, Temperate, Sub Tropical, Evergreen, Rain, Mangrove, Lakes (Freshwater, Saltwater, Backwaters, Artificial Man Made), Cascades, Gorges, Estuaries, Lagoons, Swampy Marshlands, Grasslands, River Basins, Diverse, Exotic and Endangered Species of Flora and Fauna, Wettest Place on Earth, Asia's Cleanest Village, Heritage Gardens, Tulip Gardens, 2nd Coldest Inhabited Place on Earth, World's Highest Motorable Road Network, 3rd Highest Village on Earth, Prehistoric Sites, Dinosaurs Fossil Sites, Ancient Temples & Monuments, Ancient Civilization Archeological Sites, Paleontological Sites, 24 Natural Wonder Geological Sites, Sea Forts, Hill Forts, Riverside Forts, Island Forts, Hill Palaces, Royal Palaces, Historical Heritage Buildings, Museums, Nature Parks, Historical Heritage Hotels, Luxury Hotels & Resorts, Diverse Regional Cuisines, Mysterious Sites, Creepy and Haunted Sites, Abandoned and Ruined Sites, Adventure Sports, Apricot, Apple, Saffron, Tea Plantations, Coffee Plantations, Herbs & Spices Plantations, Orange, Sugarcane, Pineapple, Date, Papaya, Sunflower, Kiwi Fruit, Grapes, Cherry Blossom Plantations, Dragon Fruit Farmlands, Lavender Fields, Vineyards, Water Sports, Hiking, Mountaineering, Trekking, Spas, Golf Courses, Super Malls, Luxury Trains, Many Modern developed and developing upcoming cities and towns. There are 54 Wildlife National Parks, 553 Wildlife Sanctuaries, 31 Marine Wild Life Sanctuaries, 6 Marine National Parks, 5 Reptile Parks, 75 Wetlands, 72 Bird Sanctuaries, 13 Butterflies Parks, 122 Botanical Gardens, 164 Zoological Parks, 15 UNESCO Intangible Cultural Elements Heritage, 43 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and another 56 tentative UNESCO World Heritage Sites but unfortunately myopic and prejudiced Western Media and many foreigner vloggers very seldom highlight and showcase rich natural, cultural, historical, ethnic diversity and positive developmental news about India in their reports.
@sauravkumarchand9691 Every Bharatiya feels immense pride in your words! You've captured something truly powerful-India (Bharat) is the one place where the wonders of the world come together. From breathtaking adventures to timeless heritage, everything you dream of exploring can be found within this single, extraordinary country. Truly, India is our pride and our greatest treasure!
*Places to eat at in Mumbai:* *1. Elco Pani puri - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* - One of the best Pani puris in town. Very clean & hygienic. They use bottled mineral water to make these. So very safe to eat Pani Puris at this place. *2. Sardar Pav Bhaaji - (area - Tardeo in Mumbai)* - The best and the most buttery Paav Bhaaji on Planet Earth. *3. Bade Miyan - Late night place - is open till 3 am or so (area - near Taj hotel & the Gate way of India in Mumbai)* A late night place, patrons eat in their cars, but has a seating area as well. Famous for their wraps, Tikkas, Tandooris & barbecued stuff. *4. Leopold Cafe (area - Colaba causeway in Mumbai)* - Nice beer, barbecues, nice desserts. *5. Pancham Puriwala - (area - fort in Mumbai)* - 5 types of puris(bread), savory dishes & desserts. *6. Persian Darbar - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* Famous for their Raan Biryani. Delicious Mughlai cuisine. You'll love it. *7. Mahesh Lunch home - (area - Juhu Tara road in Mumbai)* Heaven for Sea food lovers. Very clean & hygienic and you can get the most iconic sea food dishes here. *8. Mini Punjab's Lake side - (area Powai in Mumbai)* Need to call and book a thaali(platter) in advance. Famous for its Dara Singh Thaali - available in both veg & non-veg versions. A must try. *9. Britannia & co. restaurant - (area - Ballard estate, Fort in Mumbai)* Famous for its Irani / Parsi cuisine. Awesome Desserts & Sodas. *10. Anand Stall - (Vile Parle west in Mumbai)* A fast food joint famous for its awesome Vada Paav, Sandwiches & Dosas. *11. Mohammed Ali road - (Area - CST - 6 pm onwards till late night)* The whole street is filled with street vendors who sell various non-vegetarian stuff and some vegetarian too. Plus, there are some really nice restaurants on the same street. Try the famous dessert that you get only on this street in a sweet shop. The dessert is called Aflatoon.
All westerners get a lot of attention in India. I’ve been coming for 10 years and still feel like everyone is watching me. Blonde western women get so much attention in India. Enjoy it’s a fantastic country if you come either way an open mind and heart! ❤️
That's because most of them have not seen a blonde in their life, then all stories they have heard their whole life .. they try to gauge with the stories ... Street onlookers are safe unless you are in the wrong areas like gurgaon suburbs, dense forest in some remote areas... Mumbai is the most safe area to roam around even in 3AM ...
1. Around 1500 BC, the Aryans entered colonial India from the Khyber Pass and created the caste system; 2. At the end of the 6th century BC, the Persians defeated the Aryans and began to colonize India; 3. In 327 BC, the Macedonians Colonize India; 4. Beginning in the early 2nd century BC, Bactrian Greeks, Cypriots and Parthians invaded India; 5. In the 2nd century BC, the Yuezhi people who nomadically lived in the Hexi Corridor invaded India; 6. In the middle of the 1st century AD , the Kushan Xihou Tribe, one of the five Xihous of the Dayue clan, unified the five tribes and invaded India to establish the Kushan Empire; 7. In the 5th century AD, the descendants of the Central Asian Ser race and the Dayue clan of the Han Dynasty colonized India; 8 , from the 7th century AD, peoples dominated by Islamic culture began to invade India continuously; 9. In the 8th century AD, the Arab Empire occupied India; 10. In the 11th century AD, the Islamic Turks invaded India; 11. In 1526, the Mongols Colonized India and established the Mughal Empire; 12, the British...India has been colonized for more than 2,800 years. There is no India in the world, only colonies of the British Empire. After the British left, India was left full of beggars.
Remember guys, to Indians A Guest is like a God to us (Atithi Devo Bhawaha, in Sanskrit). So, please do not be taken aback or raise your eyebrows if some folks offer you freebees or pay you extra attention to make you more comfortable. Some (total strangers) will even invite you into their homes to share a cuppa tea or break bread together. Hospitality is deep rooted in our culture and it comes from the Heart. Enjoy India and cherish it's memories. Cheers, from Sydney.
This philosophy applies to those who give equal respect to us. Many of these visitors think that we treat our guests with such honor because they are superior to us and not because it is our philosophy. Many visitors like this one put a title to their videos is like "we did not expect this or that in India". Is it our fault that they did not expect this in our country? While they hide the dirty things about their countries they will try to highlight the same in our country. I do not say our country is the best of all.
Where are you staying? In old Delhi? That place is chaotic and rundown, as the neighborhood is mainly for low income people from some of the poorest regions of India that migrate to Delhi for work. Is that the experience you wanted?
@@b6yg Why doesn’t America clean up its inner cities or the UK clean up its many run down towns and trashy streets? The answer is the same: priorities , lack of pressure from the local residents, and that the cost of clean up is disproportionate to electoral advantages gained. There is another unique reason in India: the area is Islamic and the central government is a Hindu Nationalist one. This government has transformed cities like Varanasi and Ayodhya from a dilapidated state to a decent, visit worthy state now. They spent billions of dollars to clean up the holy Ganga. So they are fully capable of cleaning up Old Delhi. Make of this what you will.
I watch sooooo many videos of *Western travellers* visiting India and claiming *_I did not expect this_* !!! I would REALLY love to see a video by them describing *_what WERE they expecting !!_*
I explained it pretty thoroughly in the video, multiple times. We were shocked by how beautiful and green Delhi was and the silence and peaceful pockets that immediately made us feel at home. What is portrayed in the media of Delhi is often times just the traffic, we didn't realize there would be so much greenery.
@@nickandraychel India is very big and diverse . It has got everything from mountains to beaches , richness to poverty , all class of people live here and too in abundance . India can’t be described , it has got all the weathers , it’s a strange land but at the same time great as well so explore it . India is no 1 in spirituality . My recommended places . Leh , Ladakh , Dharamshala , south Goa , Jaipur etc
*(#2)More Places to eat at in Mumbai:* *1. Ashok Vada Pav - (Kashinath Dhuru Marg, Dadar West, Dadar, Mumbai)* This stall is the Birth place of the iconic Mumbai Vada Pav. One of the best Vada Pavs in town. Very clean & hygienic. Their USP is their iconic Chura that they add in the Pav & their spicy Green & Red chutneys. *2. Gajalee - (Kadamgiri Complex, Hanuman Road, next to Icici Bank, Vile Parle East, Mumbai)* One of the most famous Sea food restaurants of Mumbai. Enjoy succulent, flaky, tender fish cooked in a blend of Indian spices. *3. Lalta Pav Bhaji - (Next to Gurukrupa Restaurant, Valabhbagh Lane, Tilak Rd, Ghatkopar east, Mumbai)* One of the best Pav Bhajis & butteriest pavs in the suburbs of Mumbai. Make sure to ask them for separate sliced onion & tomato discs with chaat masala sprinkled on them.(Open till 2 am) *4. Achija Ghatkopar - (1, Gala Garden View Society, Valabhbagh Lane, Tilak Rd, Ghatkopar east, Mumbai)* One of the best Ghee Onion Rava Masala Dosa in Town & Extremely tasty North Indian food).(Open till 2 am) *5. Laxman Vada Pav - (Shop no.6-7, Sri Sati Krupa Shopping Center, Garodia Nagar, Ghatkopar East, Mumbai) Famous for various types of Vada pav like Maggi Vada pav, Amul butter Vada pav, Cheese burst Vada pav, Masala Vada pav etc. Also, other fast food dishes. *6. Ram Ashraya - (Shop 3-6 ground floor, Jamnadas Mansion, bazar, Laxmi Narayan Lane, Matunga central, Matunga East, Mumbai)* One of the best places to have South Indian dishes. Try some of their iconic dishes like Pineapple Sheera, Upma, Vada Sambar, Appams, Dosas. *7. Famous Masala Vadapav, Mulund (Original) - (Purushottam Kheraj Road, Dr Ambedkar Road, opposite Kalidas Auditorium Road, Mulund, Mumbai)* Famous for their Masala Vada Pav & Cheese Masala Vada Pav. *8. Jay Jalaram Ice Bhel - (Patel Building, MG Road, Mulund West, Mumbai)* Famous for their iconic Cold Bhel puri, Sev Puri etc. One of the iconic food spots in Mulund. *9. Khau Galli - (Near SNDT College, Cross Maidan, Marine Lines, Mumbai)* An entire Lane to enjoy Street Food like Pav Bhaji, Frankies, Bhel Puris, Momos, Faloodas, Juices etc. *10. Tandoori Delicacies at Jai Jawan - (Opposite National College, Next to Chappal Market, Linking Road, Bandra West, Mumbai)* Famous for its Tandoori Chicken, Punjabi Prawns Masala, Punjabi Prawn Fry, Kababs etc. *11. Aaswad - (Sanskruti Building, Gadkari Chowk, 4, Lady Jamshedji Road, opp. Shiv Sena Bhavan, Dadar West, Mumbai)* Famous for its Authentic Maharashtrian dishes like Misal Pav, Thaali peeth, Modak, Sheera, Piyush, Kothimbir vadi etc. *12. Haji Ali Juice Centre - (Lala Lajpatrai Marg, Haji Ali junction, Near the entrance to Haji Ali dargah, Dargah Rd, Mumbai,)* Famous for its Juices, Shakes, Faloodas & Ice creams. Do try their iconic dishes of Strawberry Cream & Sitafal cream. *13. Zaveri Bazaar Street - (169/171, Gambhir Bhavan, Khau Galli, 3rd Agyari Ln, Zaveri Bazaar, Mumbai) The entire street is famous for its food. Try the Masala Khichiya papad & Khamani here. Also, try the Pudlas at the famous Mohanbhai Pudlawala. *14. Cannon Pav Bhaji - (Mahapalika Marg, Opposite Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Hazarimal Somani Road, Fort, Mumbai) Famous for its buttery Pav Bhaji & other dishes. *15. Aram Vada Pav & Aram Hotel - (Capital Cinema Building, Hazarimal Somani Rd, opposite CST Station, Azad Maidan, Fort, Mumbai,) Famous for its Vada pav & other Maharashtrian dishes like Upma, Sheera, Pineapple Sheera, Piyush, Solkadhi, Misal Pav, Kothimbir vadi etc.
Don't be so naive ! White Vloggers are interested in focusing only on the filth, Slums and chaos since these videos are directed to people in Richie-Rich in the US, UK, Canada, Aus and NZ who have never seen or experienced poverty even during WW-II.
@@Omnitaku7 bro iam also an arunachali but I think our state arunachal is kinda overrated and every influencer talk about it . Just look at the damn infrastructure and litters our native have done to it lol be real our state sucks and keep it original it's a trash 🗑️
If u r planning to stay that long u have come at the right time so Happy Diwali in advance and plan out 26th of Jan for Republic Day each penny would be worth
3 must visit states in India to experience all terrains, forts, history, food and cultures (worth the entire trip) 👇 1. Gujarat 2. Andaman and Nicobar Islands 3. Himachal Pradesh
@nickandraychel And one more state called "Madhya Pradesh" if your Visa permits , you will find less crowded hidden gems in these states and extremely safe to visit, won't face any problems.
The best part about your Vlog is you both are unbiased and genuine. India is diverse and just like any other place, it has a good side and a bad side. It all depends on what you prefer looking. Stay safe, avoid street food and please don't mind if someone is staring or asking for selfies. Mostly it doesn't happen but few morons are there unfortunately. Enjoy your stay. Hope you like it here so far.!
Please visit udaipur, Jaisalmer, jodhpur in rajasthan. Orchha , indore ,ajanta and ellora caves 8n madhya pradesh. Kulu, Manali,shimla in himachal . Gangtok in sikkim, assam , meghalaya of northeast india. Goa,panaji . Cochi, allepy in kerala
Delhi , Jaipur, etc places are okay for once in a life time experience that's it , if you ask any Indian they will say other places. Like North East, or Super North , south India, Islands , mountain, beaches , Jungles , there's so many options for tourism which are not that busy like these cities.
Welcome to India, Nick and Raychel! So much positivity in your video. Entire RUclips is promoting only negative videos about India. As an Indian it makes me cry, India is not perfect but it has everything for everybody. Its definitely not a complete sh*thole how other western RUclipsrs make it look like by only visiting slum neighbourhoods.
hidden gems in India - Ladakh and Spiti Valley- some of the best mountains on earth Andaman Islands- some of the best beaches Tamil Nadu- some of the best architecture Western Ghats- some of the best nature and wildlife North East India- some of the best tribal culture most known places in India are the worst. best places are all hidden.
If you're in India, please consider avoiding the commonly visited, stereotypical destinations like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai. Instead, explore the hidden gems of the country these are the most breathtaking places that India has to offer. 1.Lakshadweep Islands Agatti Bangaram Beach Kavaratti Beach Kalpeni Thinnakara Island 2.Ladakh Pangong Tso Lake Phugtal Monastery Kharnak Zanskar Tso Kar Lake Hanle Phukthar Monastery Tso Moriri Lake Thiksey Monastery Nubra Valley Puga valley Umling La Pass Magnetic Hill Chadar Trek, Kargil Sand Dunes Leisure Park Turtuk 3.Andaman and Nicobar Islands Radhanagar Beach Long Island- Lalaji Bay Beach North Passage Island-Mark Bay Beach Ross & Smith Islands (Twin Islands) Elephant Beach Jolly Buoy Island Cinque Island Kalapathar Beach Laxmanpur Beach Sitapur Beach Little Andaman Island Vijayanagar Beach Rutland Island Baratang Island Interview Island Guitar Island 4.Meghalaya Umshiang Double-Decker Root Bridge NohKaLikai Falls Wari Chora Phi Phi Fall Nongkhnum River Island Mawlynnong Wei Sawdong Falls Nongjrong Tura Krem Chympe Dawki Siju Caves Laitlum Canyon 5.Sikkim Gurudongmar Lake Gangtok Yumthang Valley Lachen Lachung Pelling Yume Samdong Tsomgo Lake 6.Arunachal Pradesh Ziro Valley Tawang Sela Pass Bhalukpong Roing Tezu Mechuka Valley Sangti Valley Bumla Pass Dirang Dong Valley Changlang 7.Jammu and Kashmir Aru Valley Sonamarg Srinagar Gulmarg Patnitop Gangabal Lake Trek Betaab Valley Budgam Kupwara Gurez Valley Baisaran Valley 8.Maharashtra Ajanta and Ellora Caves Mahabaleshwar Kalsubai Hills Amboli Kumbhe Waterfall Tarkarli Mangi Tung HariHar Fort Rajmachi Fort Trek Rajgad Fort Bhairavgad Lonar Crater Kalavantin Durg Peb Fort -Vikatgad Sandhan Valley Naneghat Reverse Waterfall Kalu Waterfall kaas plateau,panchgani Devghali Beach, Kasheli Nanemachi Waterfall 9.Himachal Pradesh Parvati Valley Kangra Valley Spiti Valley,Komic Tirthan Valley Sangla Valley Lahaul valley Tangti Kogma Malana Kufri Kasol Bir Billing Tosh Kaza Khajjiar Kalpa Bir Billing Jibhi Dalhousie Dev Roopa Trek Kyelang Beas Kund 10.Uttarakhand Valley of Flowers Auli Roopkund Pangot Devprayag Haridwar Kedarnath Crank's Ridge Badrinath Chopta Nelong Valley Harsil Valley 11.Karnataka Hampi Badami cave temples Gokarna Iruppu Falls Jog Falls Coorg Ottinene Beach kudremukh Agumbe chikmagalur Mysore Palace Mullayanagiri Peak Netrani Island Belur Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary, Nagarhole Shivanasamudra Falls 12.kerala Alleppey Munnar-Anamudi Peak Marayoor Kanthalloor Kollengode Wayanad Vagamon Thekkady Gavi Kavayi Island Varkala Beach Athirappilly Waterfalls Munroe Island Kuttanad Thenmala Aymanam Village Jatayu Earth's Center Nature Park Ranipuram Nilambur Kumarakom Poovar Silent Valley Meenmutty Waterfalls 13.Mizoram Reiek Aizawl Vantawng Waterfall Tuirihiau falls Falkawn Village
Thank you for this lovely video. I'm Canadian and have lived in India for over 20 years and yesterday watched such an awful negative video by some British guy complaining about wonderful Chennai. This is so refreshing.
In India the restaurants don't open till later in the day. Safest would be to stay in a hotel or bed and breakfast that has complementary breakfast or paid food options. Alternatively you can get food from some corner stores that are inbetween a restaurant & a bakery/food shop. In larger cities or typical tourist places restaurants might be easier to find, but when traveling to less popular towns or tourist places, it's safer to stay in a place that offers some food options for breakfast. If you are going to be in India for 5 months, stay mindful of what your body is telling you- because food, water, air, linen in a hotel or travel industry conditions all can impact health & nutrition. That hair salon guy was likely looking to style your hair, he seemed like really into styling your hair, that's why he kept some of the hair. If you had some hair left on the scalp the sweat on it might keep you cooler longer. Delhi & many parts of India has much hotter climate in the October time. Nov to Jan will be much cooler in most of India. Also if you are in Navi Mumbai/Mumbai area & need a little local help, get in touch with me, would love to help out if you need help, or want a less crowded healthier eating or resting experience.
You need a lesson in geography. You left out the best places which are in Kerala, Karnataka, TN. Conveniently these places are remembered only when you want to get a job and make a career. The whole of the country comes to Bangalore ( my home town) looking for jobs.
Stop advertising northeast instead be specific and say Sikkim coz other NE states suck i feel arunachal, Assam and nagaland are overrated these three are trash states 👎
Facts;; Taj Mahal was built by Shah Jahan as a mausoleum for his wife Mumtaz-i-Mahal who died giving birth to their 14th child in 18 years of "wedlock".
Very nice video *Hey Nick & Raychel, I’m loving the way you’ve kicked off your India adventure! I couldn’t resist suggesting a few off-the-beaten-path spots that I think you’d absolutely enjoy. Trust me, these places are overflowing with culture, natural beauty, and unforgettable experiences! ✨* *Here’s the list of must-visit hidden gems in India that will surely add to your incredible journey: 💎✨* *🌸 Dzokou Valley, Nagaland:* Imagine a valley blanketed in vibrant pink lilies every July! 🎉🌷 It's like Mother Nature rolled out her most colorful carpet just for you. Plus, the local Angami tribe's hospitality will warm your heart. 💖✨ *⛰ Unakoti, Tripura:* Ever seen a hillside covered in massive rock-cut sculptures? 🏞 This 7th-century wonder is India's Rushmore, minus the crowds! The mysterious legends surrounding it will give you goosebumps. 👻🌌 *🏰 Champaner-Pavagadh, Gujarat:* This UNESCO site is an architect's dream come true! 🕌✨ Islamic, Hindu, and Jain influences all in one place. The sunrise view from Pavagadh Hill will leave you speechless. 🌅😍 *🏰 Orchha Palace, Madhya Pradesh:* Located in the heart of India, this palace feels like it's straight out of a fairy tale. 🧚♂🏯 With its stunning cenotaphs and romantic sunsets over the Betwa River, it's an absolute must-visit! 🌊🌅 *🏞 Chikhaldara, Maharashtra:* This hill station is a hidden gem with dense forests 🌳, coffee plantations ☕, and the famous Melghat Tiger Reserve. It's the perfect blend of natural beauty and wildlife! 🐅✨ *🏰 Golkonda Fort, Telangana:* A magnificent 13th-century fort in Hyderabad, Golkonda is known for its stunning architecture 🏛 and the sound-and-light show that brings its history to life! 🌟🎶 *🕌 Bada Imambara, Uttar Pradesh:* Located in Lucknow, this architectural marvel is known for its incredible 'Bhul Bhulaiya' (a labyrinth of narrow passageways). 🔍🌀 Prepare to be amazed by its sheer grandeur and intricate design! 🌟🏰 *🏛 Rangji Temple, Pushkar:* A unique blend of South Indian and Rajput architecture, this temple is a serene oasis amidst the bustling streets of Pushkar. 🕉🌈 Its colourful murals and sculptures are a sight to behold! 🎨✨ *🏞 Mechuka, Arunachal Pradesh:* A remote Himalayan valley with ancient monasteries, pristine rivers, and snow-capped peaks. ❄🏔 It's like stepping into a living postcard! 📸💖 *🏔 Sandakphu, West Bengal:* The only place in the world where you can see four of the five highest peaks on Earth in one panoramic view. 🏔🌅 Trekker's paradise! 🚶♀🌟 *🌄 Haflong, Assam:* North-East India's only hill station, surrounded by rolling hills, pine forests 🌲, and orchid gardens. A nature lover's dream come true! 🌸🌼 *🏞 Gandikota, Andhra Pradesh:* India's very own 'Grand Canyon', with a stunning gorge, ancient fort 🏯, and tranquil riverside camping. 🌊⛺ Indiana Jones, eat your heart out! 🏴☠✨ *🏛 Chettinad, Tamil Nadu:* Step into a world of grandeur with palatial mansions 🏰, a vibrant culture 🎉, and mouthwatering cuisine 🍲. It’s like wandering through a living museum of South Indian heritage! 🖼❤👌 *🌄 Khimsar Sand Dunes, Rajasthan:* Find solace at this beautiful oasis in the Thar Desert! 🐫✨ With luxurious desert camps 🌌 and breathtaking stargazing opportunities 🌠, immerse yourself in nature’s tranquility. *🌧 Mawsynram, Meghalaya:* Discover the wettest place on Earth! ☔💧 Marvel at the living root bridges 🌿 and stunning waterfalls 🌊. Don’t forget your umbrella 🌂 and your sense of wonder! 🌈✨ *⛰ Gurez Valley, Kashmir:* This hidden paradise ⛷🏞 is only accessible for a few months each year! Picture snow-capped peaks ❄, crystal-clear rivers 💎, and the friendliest locals! 🤗 It’s like the Switzerland of India, but cooler and less crowded! 🌅❤🥰 *🌊 Majuli, Assam:* 🌿 Picture this - the world’s largest river island, where you can cruise on charming bamboo boats 🚣♂ and watch mesmerizing masked dances 🎭. It’s like stepping into a living, breathing cultural museum! 🏞 *🏖 Dhanushkodi, Tamil Nadu:* 🏚 An abandoned ghost town at the tip of India! Imagine walking on the beach where two seas meet 🌊, exploring haunting ruins 🏰, and witnessing those breathtaking sunsets 🌅. It’s a photographer's dream! 📸 *🏜 Nubra Valley, Ladakh:* 🐫 Double-humped camels, golden sand dunes, and monasteries with insane backdrops! 🏔 It’s like Mother Nature went all out here, and the views will have you feeling like you’re on another planet! 🌌 *🏝 Diu:* 🇵🇹 This tiny island off Gujarat's coast is a slice of Portuguese paradise in India. Think colorful houses 🏡, serene beaches 🏖, and a laid-back vibe that’ll make you want to stay forever! ⭐ *🏰 Mandu, Madhya Pradesh:* 🌸 Known as the 'City of Joy', it’s packed with stunning Afghan architectural marvels. Don’t miss the love story of Baz Bahadur and Roopmati - it’s like a real-life Bollywood drama! 🎬❤ *🍃 Valparai, Tamil Nadu:* ☕ Imagine sipping tea surrounded by misty hills 🌄 and lush plantations 🌿. It’s like Munnar's secret, cooler cousin! 👌 *🏔 Pelling, Sikkim:* 🌠 Get ready for the most jaw-dropping views of Kanchenjunga, the world’s third-highest peak! 🏔 Plus, the Pemayangtse Monastery here is older than sliced bread! 🍞 Your adventures are giving me serious travel fever! 🌡😄🧳✈ Can't wait to see which of these hidden wonders you'll explore next. Keep those amazing videos coming - you're absolutely rocking it! 🎥🌟🏆 *#HiddenIndianGems** **#OffbeatTravel** **#IncredibleIndia** **#TravelInspo** **#CultureVulture* *{ If you're tripping over this comment right now, I would be forever thankful if you could take a brief pause⏸from your busy scrolling marathon📜🏃 to pin it📌📍and give it a thumbs up! 👍💖 Your delightful support would mean the world to me 🌍💫 and help catapult this message into the cosmos 🚀-like a social media rocket! 🌌}* Please ignore my any English and grammar mistakes. *Lot's of love 💕 from Delhi, India🇮🇳💫*
Hey guy's. Well ya made it safe and sound. Awesome. The place looks nothing like i would of thought. I had a image of it been out the gate madness. But yeah some ov those spots looked grand. The old history ov the place is cool. Look forward to ya fullas next outing. Keep it safe. Chur.
Cool, I like your videos, I like that they aren't too long. My dad was born in India, several generations there, all part of the raj, making railways etc, he was orphaned and was sent to live in a monastery with his brothers at age 3, (around 1930) in the mountains of Rajasthan. (he loved it, no bad memories) Apparently you can go and get the t shirt, lol. Unfortunately, I haven't made it there, one day maybe. Labour weekend here in NZ am off for the obligatory swim in the ocean. Stay safe, look forward to more.
Explore Hauz khas village, Cyber hub (in Gurgaon near to the Delhi), India Gate, DELHI haat at INA, BanglaSahib, Hanuman Temple, Qutub Minar at evening to see its beauty with lights on it. There are so many good places to eat local delicacies.
There is a Khan Market near Lodhi Garden and it's a good place to visit. Try butter chicken at Gulati's Pandara Road or you can try Butter Chicken at Daryaganj restaurant (not place as their is a place with same name in Delhi) who are the pioneers of Butter Chicken
Thank u sir for for sharing real and authentic experience regarding INDIAN Otherwise some so called BIG youtuber. Only criticise INDIA., WE AS INDIAN ACKNOWLEDGE AND ACCEPT OUR LACKNESS BUT AT SAME ALSO WANT THE WORLD TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED AND PRAISED FOR WHAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED . THANKS FOR COMMING AND KEEP COMMING..❤❤❤😊😊😊
Started following you because of your New Zealand content as my partner and I are moving there in February from bc Canada. I’m hooked now though! Thanks for great educational content💕
Bro go to south india or north east India.. You are staying in old Delhi i guess it's one if the most chaotic area on the planet i would say main town of delhi is better
Please make a visit to Akshardham temple in Delhi and BAPS temples in major Indian cities..you'd love it esp Akshardham with all activities and evening water musical show
It must be quite a change coming from New Zealand ! The first time I watched your videos was when you just arrived in Queenstown (I remember commenting when you mistook a cabbage tree for a palm tree - I made the same mistake myself!). All the best, guys!"
Thanks guys, India seems such an enchanting country, and I should have gone in my travelling days. But happy to watch you & your skinhead & bejewelled friend Nick to show me around. (No offence Nick) hehe
Being indian i can say for foreigners its like Farm simulator to them 😅 .Anyway enjoy we just enjoy to live between animals due to to our hindusim religion that teaches us to to respect evrything that exist in this universe cause evrything has a god within itself ~
Only South India is tourist friendly. And South is more Green and Clean. Considering these factors; Goa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka are the best states to visit. I'm from Kerala🙏🏻
One small correction Taj Mahal is not a original Islamic mosque or mausoleum the original structure is a Hindu palace and it is on the 7th floor of building that the artificial remains are placed which in a way undermines and degrades the original value and purpose of the Hindu building it was supposed to be a palace which has several floors beneath and many many rooms so it was never originally meant to be a graveyard for one single person and it was bought or I don't know was it threatened and taken away but it's not original Islamic or the newly constructed building in the mughal era
Just avoid Crowded Places in Delhi State like-Old Delhi, Chandni Chowk, Pahargunj area in Delhi City. Otherwise there are plenty of Wonderful Places to explore around Delhi and NCR Region-Gurugram, Aero city, Faridabad, Noida, Sanjay Van, Hauz Khas, Agrasen Ki Baoli, Bhardwaj Lake, Tughlakabad Fort, Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal, Bijay Mandal Fort, Buddha Park, Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Sunder Nursery, Majnu ka Tila Tibetan Colony, Satpula Bridge, Jahaz Mahal, Pusa Hill Forest, Jahan Panah Forest, South Central Ridge Forest, Millenium Park, Asola Wildlife Sanctury, Jamali Kamali Tomb, Roshan Ara Heritage Garden, Talkatora Fort Garden, Deer Lake Park, Qila Rai Pithora. Wonderful Vlog. Take Care. Keep Exploring India. Cheers😊
India has a unique culture and is one of the oldest and greatest civilizations of the world. India has achieved all-round socio-economic progress since its Independence. India covers an area of 32,87,263 sq. km, extending from the snow-covered Himalayan heights to the tropical rain forests of the south..... 1.India was one of the richest countries till the time of British rule in the early 17th Century. Christopher Columbus, attracted by India's wealth, had come looking for a sea route to India when he discovered America by mistake 2. India never invaded any country in her last 100000 years of history. 3. The Tirupati Balaji temple and the Kashi Vishwanath Temple both, receive more visitors than the Vatican City and Mecca combined. 4. India has more mosques (300,000 mosques) than any other nation in the world. 5. Besides Hindi, the following languages (arranged in descending order as regards numbers of speakers) are each spoken by more than 25 million Indians - Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia and Punjabi. 6. Today, India has the world’s largest school in terms of students, the City Montessori School in Lucknow. It has more than 45 thousand students 7. More than 54 cr. people voted in the 2014 General Election - more people than the population of USA, UK, Australia and Japan combined. 8. On an average Rs. 3000 cr. are spends by Indians every year on crackers during Diwali. 9. India has nearly 90,000 types of animals including over 350 mammals, 1,200 bird species and 50,000 plant species 10.As we know that India is called a country of unity in diversity. 10 Indian states have population of 25 million each which speak different languages. India has nearly 90,000 types of animals including over 350 mammals, 1,200 bird species and 50,000 plant species. I think with the help of these crucial facts, now we are in the position to answer that why India is the most interesting country in world... This is a nation where a large population will give up everything a person normally aspires for - all pleasures of life, all comforts, all rights - to simply live in pursuit of what is ultimately right❤️....we believe in "unity in diversity"🇮🇳and we're proud of our culture...we heartily welcome you to enjoy our culture
I would recommend you to avoid dirty chaotic big cities and go to Indian Himalayas- Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim etc. Ladakh is the most beautiful place in India and one of the most beautiful place in the world. to reach Ladakh you can go by domestic flight from Delhi.
I know the place, just outside new delhi railway station paharganj side, but never dared to eat in such place ever😮.. Try to avoid such places unless recommended by locals
Delhi is to much of the Indian Subcontinent- especially northern and central, what Rome is to much of Europe. Delhi has remained the imperial capital mostly uninterrupted for around 1,400 years. Multiple dynasties ruled over much of the Indian Subcontinent from here. Delhi was first established as an imperial capital 3,500 years ago but not much is on record until from 1,400 years back. It is a legendary city which also finds mention as a mighty imperial capital in the Hindu epic Mahabharat. Delhi has been invaded, sacked and rebuilt an incredible number of times in the past millennium. For this reason, you will find many medieval-era capital cities scattered all over Delhi- each capital built by a different dynasty. The so-called "Old Delhi" where Red Fort and Jama Masjid are- is basically the most recent (the newest) of all those old capital cities (with the exception of New Delhi which was the capital of British India and built only a 100 years ago)! The most prominent language of the Indian Subcontinent, i.e., Hindi-Urdu which is also the third most widely spoken language worldwide- was born in Delhi from the city's native tongue called Khadiboli. Delhi has significantly influenced the culture of the northern Indian Subcontinent. Therefore, if you love history then you are in the perfect country and the perfect city. India is synonymous with history. And so is Delhi. Please keep in mind that today's Indian cities are overcrowded, mismanaged, mostly dirty and noisy. If you can ignore these aspects then you shall have a fabulous few months touring around this historic civilizational land!
I hope you enjoy your stay here. Please e careful of street food - some of the stuff will make anyone sick. My advise is to travel around, go to places in the North East and then come down South. Apologies for all the stares and requests for selfies.
Try the 43 UNESCO World Heritage sites of India ! If you are a wildlife lover then try the 100+ national parks. If you love Forts and Palaces then spend your time in Rajasthan. If you love beaches then spend time in Goa, Gokarna, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep etc. If you love mountains then head to the Himalayas in Himachal Pradesh and Ladakh. If you love nature and blackwater then head to Kerala. If you love untouched natural beauty then head to the North East. There are tonnes of places to visit. Just keep an open heart ❤️😊
If you wish to see architecture, go to Hindu temples in the South. See Ellora. Marvel at the architecture and sheer grandeur of the step wells near Jaipur and in Gujarat. Have a wonderful time
There are many Good & Beautiful Mandirs ( Temples ) in Delhi but you didn't visited them... I hope you do visit Mandirs , The Great King CHATTRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ & Freedom Fighters Honored Places in Mumbai...
If you have the habit of listening to good advice, then hear me out. Don't compromise on food, drinking water and residence quality. Stay in reputable hotels. Don't stay in 10-dollar rooms and later complain about the security. Don't eat uncooked foor nor drink unbottled water Pack everything especially food, drinks, sweets and water you need for any journey before the journey. You can't find anything in railway stations and airports. Avoid too spicy foods. Submit a photocopy of your passport when booking your train tickets at railway stations and airports for unlocking your foreign tourist quota. Just relax and spend appropriate money wherever necessary instead of trying to save money all the time. That way you'll be more relaxed and enjoy more. Not all people/places are good, not all people/places are bad. So better to do business with reputed people/places and avoid shady people/places. Have a comfortable stay.
Very nice blog, full of positive energy.. no cribbing, no ultra focus on poverty or negatives like many Western youtubers are doing these days. Conratulations and Welcome to India
big cities in India are the same. loud, messy, chaotic, polluted, populated, full of traffic and people don't have time to practice their culture. the villages are authentic India.
1. Around 1500 BC, the Aryans entered colonial India from the Khyber Pass and created the caste system; 2. At the end of the 6th century BC, the Persians defeated the Aryans and began to colonize India; 3. In 327 BC, the Macedonians Colonize India; 4. Beginning in the early 2nd century BC, Bactrian Greeks, Cypriots and Parthians invaded India; 5. In the 2nd century BC, the Yuezhi people who nomadically lived in the Hexi Corridor invaded India; 6. In the middle of the 1st century AD , the Kushan Xihou Tribe, one of the five Xihous of the Dayue clan, unified the five tribes and invaded India to establish the Kushan Empire; 7. In the 5th century AD, the descendants of the Central Asian Ser race and the Dayue clan of the Han Dynasty colonized India; 8 , from the 7th century AD, peoples dominated by Islamic culture began to invade India continuously; 9. In the 8th century AD, the Arab Empire occupied India; 10. In the 11th century AD, the Islamic Turks invaded India; 11. In 1526, the Mongols Colonized India and established the Mughal Empire; 12, the British...India has been colonized for more than 2,800 years. There is no India in the world, only colonies of the British Empire. After the British left, India was left full of beggars.
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We are soooo excited to be in India, y'all!! 🇮🇳 this is the beginning of a 4 or 5 month journey through India and we are so stoked to see what this country has to offer.
Be careful, India is a little unsafe for foreigners. But its not all bad, enjoy the parts you like.
Welcome to India 🇮🇳...enjoy every moment.....I can guarantee you,beautiful moments in India will make both of you a more happy couple....and when you will go back to your country you will surely miss our mother India 🇮🇳....love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️ ♥️ ❤
I would like to suggest some places, hope you can enjoy....
1.Darjeeling ,Kolkata (city of joy),& Sundarban in West Bengal
2.Leh,Ladakh & Dal lake in Jammu&Kashmir
3.Goa
4.Golden Temple,Wagah Border in Punjab
4.Jaipur,Udaipur in Rajsthan
5.Andaman & Nikobar Island
6.Lakshyadweep
7.Pondicheri,Kochi,Backwater and various beautiful places with beautiful temples in southern states...
8.Various National Park throughout India.
9.Kach in Gujrat
10.7Sisters in North-East India
11.Uttarakhand
12.Mumbai(Financial capital of India),Ajanta-Ilora and other beautiful places in Maharashtra
13.Nalanda University( one of the oldest University in India), Gaya,BudhGaya and other places in Bihar
14.Benaras,Ayoddha and other beautiful places in Uttar Pradesh
Hope my other Indian brothers and sisters will help you whole-heartedly....
Don't forget kerala , Trivandrum
Do visit sarojini Nagar, cannought palace, nehru palace and some few good places also see my other comments
My first experience outside of the US was a three month summer internship in India. Definitely the other side of the world. You're right that nothing can prepare you for the chaos, but the greenery is a great contrast. Enjoy your time there, I hope it's absolutely incredible!
Wow that's a big jump from having never left the US at that time! Even after travelling to many countries in Asia we were still shocked arriving in India. But I have to say - after getting settled into our little travel routine here, we are already falling head over heels in love with it here. Thanks for watching!
Welcome to India. That is so true. You can't be prepared for your day in India. Its very weird how things work in such a chaos, unorganised and challenging environment without missing out. Looking forward to see more of your videos. At least you are positive about it which is a great quality to be happy.
Thank you for watching!
India has got everything a traveler can dream and wish in their tour itinerary:- 22 Ski Resorts, Snow Capped Mountains Peaks and Hills, Glaciers, 7 Mountain Ranges, Frozen Valleys, Frozen Waterfalls, Frozen Lakes, Frozen Rivers, River Islands, Coral Oceanic Islands, White, Black, Clay Beaches, Caves (Historical Man Made and Stalactites, Stalagmites), Canyons, Cold Desert, Hot Sandy Desert, Salt White Desert, Red Desert, Waterfalls, Table Mountains, Hillocks, Rocky Hills, Plateaus, Plains, Ravines Badlands, Active Volcanic Peak, Mud Volcanoes, Forests-Alpine, Temperate, Sub Tropical, Evergreen, Rain, Mangrove, Lakes (Freshwater, Saltwater, Backwaters, Artificial Man Made), Cascades, Gorges, Estuaries, Lagoons, Swampy Marshlands, Grasslands, River Basins, Diverse, Exotic and Endangered Species of Flora and Fauna, Wettest Place on Earth, Asia's Cleanest Village, Heritage Gardens, Tulip Gardens, 2nd Coldest Inhabited Place on Earth, World's Highest Motorable Road Network, 3rd Highest Village on Earth, Prehistoric Sites, Dinosaurs Fossil Sites, Ancient Temples & Monuments, Ancient Civilization Archeological Sites, Paleontological Sites, 24 Natural Wonder Geological Sites, Sea Forts, Hill Forts, Riverside Forts, Island Forts, Hill Palaces, Royal Palaces, Historical Heritage Buildings, Museums, Nature Parks, Historical Heritage Hotels, Luxury Hotels & Resorts, Diverse Regional Cuisines, Mysterious Sites, Creepy and Haunted Sites, Abandoned and Ruined Sites, Adventure Sports, Apricot, Apple, Saffron, Tea Plantations, Coffee Plantations, Herbs & Spices Plantations, Orange, Sugarcane, Pineapple, Date, Papaya, Sunflower, Kiwi Fruit, Grapes, Cherry Blossom Plantations, Dragon Fruit Farmlands, Lavender Fields, Vineyards, Water Sports, Hiking, Mountaineering, Trekking, Spas, Golf Courses, Super Malls, Luxury Trains, Many Modern developed and developing upcoming cities and towns. There are 54 Wildlife National Parks, 553 Wildlife Sanctuaries, 31 Marine Wild Life Sanctuaries, 6 Marine National Parks, 5 Reptile Parks, 75 Wetlands, 72 Bird Sanctuaries, 13 Butterflies Parks, 122 Botanical Gardens, 164 Zoological Parks, 15 UNESCO Intangible Cultural Elements Heritage, 43 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and another 56 tentative UNESCO World Heritage Sites but unfortunately myopic and prejudiced Western Media and many foreigner vloggers very seldom highlight and showcase rich natural, cultural, historical, ethnic diversity and positive developmental news about India in their reports.
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@sauravkumarchand9691 Every Bharatiya feels immense pride in your words! You've captured something truly powerful-India (Bharat) is the one place where the wonders of the world come together. From breathtaking adventures to timeless heritage, everything you dream of exploring can be found within this single, extraordinary country. Truly, India is our pride and our greatest treasure!
Don't forget nonstop honking
*Places to eat at in Mumbai:*
*1. Elco Pani puri - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* -
One of the best Pani puris in town. Very clean & hygienic. They use bottled mineral water to make these. So very safe to eat Pani Puris at this place.
*2. Sardar Pav Bhaaji - (area - Tardeo in Mumbai)* -
The best and the most buttery Paav Bhaaji on Planet Earth.
*3. Bade Miyan - Late night place - is open till 3 am or so (area - near Taj hotel & the Gate way of India in Mumbai)*
A late night place, patrons eat in their cars, but has a seating area as well. Famous for their wraps, Tikkas, Tandooris & barbecued stuff.
*4. Leopold Cafe (area - Colaba causeway in Mumbai)* - Nice beer, barbecues, nice desserts.
*5. Pancham Puriwala - (area - fort in Mumbai)* - 5 types of puris(bread), savory dishes & desserts.
*6. Persian Darbar - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)*
Famous for their Raan Biryani. Delicious Mughlai cuisine. You'll love it.
*7. Mahesh Lunch home - (area - Juhu Tara road in Mumbai)* Heaven for Sea food lovers. Very clean & hygienic and you can get the most iconic sea food dishes here.
*8. Mini Punjab's Lake side - (area Powai in Mumbai)* Need to call and book a thaali(platter) in advance.
Famous for its Dara Singh Thaali - available in both veg & non-veg versions. A must try.
*9. Britannia & co. restaurant - (area - Ballard estate, Fort in Mumbai)*
Famous for its Irani / Parsi cuisine. Awesome Desserts & Sodas.
*10. Anand Stall - (Vile Parle west in Mumbai)*
A fast food joint famous for its awesome Vada Paav, Sandwiches & Dosas.
*11. Mohammed Ali road - (Area - CST - 6 pm onwards till late night)*
The whole street is filled with street vendors who sell various non-vegetarian stuff and some vegetarian too. Plus, there are some really nice restaurants on the same street. Try the famous dessert that you get only on this street in a sweet shop. The dessert is called Aflatoon.
All westerners get a lot of attention in India. I’ve been coming for 10 years and still feel like everyone is watching me. Blonde western women get so much attention in India. Enjoy it’s a fantastic country if you come either way an open mind and heart! ❤️
Thank you for your comment ❤️❤️
That's because most of them have not seen a blonde in their life, then all stories they have heard their whole life .. they try to gauge with the stories ...
Street onlookers are safe unless you are in the wrong areas like gurgaon suburbs, dense forest in some remote areas...
Mumbai is the most safe area to roam around even in 3AM ...
Sometimes u get raped too...
@@Truth_seeker-bl5mi chup be pakistani
1. Around 1500 BC, the Aryans entered colonial India from the Khyber Pass and created the caste system; 2. At the end of the 6th century BC, the Persians defeated the Aryans and began to colonize India; 3. In 327 BC, the Macedonians Colonize India; 4. Beginning in the early 2nd century BC, Bactrian Greeks, Cypriots and Parthians invaded India; 5. In the 2nd century BC, the Yuezhi people who nomadically lived in the Hexi Corridor invaded India; 6. In the middle of the 1st century AD , the Kushan Xihou Tribe, one of the five Xihous of the Dayue clan, unified the five tribes and invaded India to establish the Kushan Empire; 7. In the 5th century AD, the descendants of the Central Asian Ser race and the Dayue clan of the Han Dynasty colonized India; 8 , from the 7th century AD, peoples dominated by Islamic culture began to invade India continuously; 9. In the 8th century AD, the Arab Empire occupied India; 10. In the 11th century AD, the Islamic Turks invaded India; 11. In 1526, the Mongols Colonized India and established the Mughal Empire; 12, the British...India has been colonized for more than 2,800 years. There is no India in the world, only colonies of the British Empire. After the British left, India was left full of beggars.
Great start guys, well done and can't wait to see more. I've travelled there a lot and early mornings are always the best everywhere.
So beautiful can’t wait to explore more of this country!
Remember guys, to Indians A Guest is like a God to us (Atithi Devo Bhawaha, in Sanskrit). So, please do not be taken aback or raise your eyebrows if some folks offer you freebees or pay you extra attention to make you more comfortable. Some (total strangers) will even invite you into their homes to share a cuppa tea or break bread together. Hospitality is deep rooted in our culture and it comes from the Heart. Enjoy India and cherish it's memories.
Cheers, from Sydney.
This philosophy applies to those who give equal respect to us. Many of these visitors think that we treat our guests with such honor because they are superior to us and not because it is our philosophy. Many visitors like this one put a title to their videos is like "we did not expect this or that in India". Is it our fault that they did not expect this in our country? While they hide the dirty things about their countries they will try to highlight the same in our country. I do not say our country is the best of all.
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Where are you staying? In old Delhi? That place is chaotic and rundown, as the neighborhood is mainly for low income people from some of the poorest regions of India that migrate to Delhi for work. Is that the experience you wanted?
Not everyone is rich in India. why doesn't India Clean up old Delhi if it has so much money?
@@b6yg Why doesn’t America clean up its inner cities or the UK clean up its many run down towns and trashy streets? The answer is the same: priorities , lack of pressure from the local residents, and that the cost of clean up is disproportionate to electoral advantages gained. There is another unique reason in India: the area is Islamic and the central government is a Hindu Nationalist one. This government has transformed cities like Varanasi and Ayodhya from a dilapidated state to a decent, visit worthy state now. They spent billions of dollars to clean up the holy Ganga. So they are fully capable of cleaning up Old Delhi. Make of this what you will.
@@b6ygcleaning a democratic country is not so easy... cannot move even a shop vendor on the walkway...
@@b6ygIndia superpower 2030 saar
@@lakshverma8663being racist to your fellow Indians isn't a virtue
I am there with you! Thank you for the real views
Thank you for watching ❤️
I recently visited Delhi for the first time too, and could not believe my eyes. The cultural shock was real. Enjoy your travels and be safe!
It truly is something else! Thank you 🙏
Why only Delhi 😂😂😂it is the shit city of india😂come to kerala brother
Enjoy! I love traveling in India ❤
We are loving it so far, I know it's going to be an amazing time ❤
I watch sooooo many videos of *Western travellers* visiting India and claiming *_I did not expect this_* !!!
I would REALLY love to see a video by them describing *_what WERE they expecting !!_*
I explained it pretty thoroughly in the video, multiple times. We were shocked by how beautiful and green Delhi was and the silence and peaceful pockets that immediately made us feel at home. What is portrayed in the media of Delhi is often times just the traffic, we didn't realize there would be so much greenery.
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India is very big and diverse . It has got everything from mountains to beaches , richness to poverty , all class of people live here and too in abundance . India can’t be described , it has got all the weathers , it’s a strange land but at the same time great as well so explore it . India is no 1 in spirituality . My recommended places . Leh , Ladakh , Dharamshala , south Goa , Jaipur etc
Are bhai 😂😂😂😂
Great video guys! I loved the vibe of the video. It’s also very informative and helpful. I will be there in February. Thanks for sharing.
*(#2)More Places to eat at in Mumbai:*
*1. Ashok Vada Pav - (Kashinath Dhuru Marg, Dadar West, Dadar, Mumbai)*
This stall is the Birth place of the iconic Mumbai Vada Pav. One of the best Vada Pavs in town. Very clean & hygienic. Their USP is their iconic Chura that they add in the Pav & their spicy Green & Red chutneys.
*2. Gajalee - (Kadamgiri Complex, Hanuman Road, next to Icici Bank, Vile Parle East, Mumbai)*
One of the most famous Sea food restaurants of Mumbai. Enjoy succulent, flaky, tender fish cooked in a blend of Indian spices.
*3. Lalta Pav Bhaji - (Next to Gurukrupa Restaurant, Valabhbagh Lane, Tilak Rd, Ghatkopar east, Mumbai)*
One of the best Pav Bhajis & butteriest pavs in the suburbs of Mumbai. Make sure to ask them for separate sliced onion & tomato discs with chaat masala sprinkled on them.(Open till 2 am)
*4. Achija Ghatkopar - (1, Gala Garden View Society, Valabhbagh Lane, Tilak Rd, Ghatkopar east, Mumbai)*
One of the best Ghee Onion Rava Masala Dosa in Town & Extremely tasty North Indian food).(Open till 2 am)
*5. Laxman Vada Pav - (Shop no.6-7, Sri Sati Krupa Shopping Center, Garodia Nagar, Ghatkopar East, Mumbai)
Famous for various types of Vada pav like Maggi Vada pav, Amul butter Vada pav, Cheese burst Vada pav, Masala Vada pav etc. Also, other fast food dishes.
*6. Ram Ashraya - (Shop 3-6 ground floor, Jamnadas Mansion, bazar, Laxmi Narayan Lane, Matunga central, Matunga East, Mumbai)*
One of the best places to have South Indian dishes. Try some of their iconic dishes like Pineapple Sheera, Upma, Vada Sambar, Appams, Dosas.
*7. Famous Masala Vadapav, Mulund (Original) - (Purushottam Kheraj Road, Dr Ambedkar Road, opposite Kalidas Auditorium Road, Mulund, Mumbai)*
Famous for their Masala Vada Pav & Cheese Masala Vada Pav.
*8. Jay Jalaram Ice Bhel - (Patel Building, MG Road, Mulund West, Mumbai)*
Famous for their iconic Cold Bhel puri, Sev Puri etc. One of the iconic food spots in Mulund.
*9. Khau Galli - (Near SNDT College, Cross Maidan, Marine Lines, Mumbai)*
An entire Lane to enjoy Street Food like Pav Bhaji, Frankies, Bhel Puris, Momos, Faloodas, Juices etc.
*10. Tandoori Delicacies at Jai Jawan - (Opposite National College, Next to Chappal Market, Linking Road, Bandra West, Mumbai)*
Famous for its Tandoori Chicken, Punjabi Prawns Masala, Punjabi Prawn Fry, Kababs etc.
*11. Aaswad - (Sanskruti Building, Gadkari Chowk, 4, Lady Jamshedji Road, opp. Shiv Sena Bhavan, Dadar West, Mumbai)*
Famous for its Authentic Maharashtrian dishes like Misal Pav, Thaali peeth, Modak, Sheera, Piyush, Kothimbir vadi etc.
*12. Haji Ali Juice Centre - (Lala Lajpatrai Marg, Haji Ali junction, Near the entrance to Haji Ali dargah, Dargah Rd, Mumbai,)*
Famous for its Juices, Shakes, Faloodas & Ice creams.
Do try their iconic dishes of Strawberry Cream & Sitafal cream.
*13. Zaveri Bazaar Street - (169/171, Gambhir Bhavan, Khau Galli, 3rd Agyari Ln, Zaveri Bazaar, Mumbai)
The entire street is famous for its food.
Try the Masala Khichiya papad & Khamani here.
Also, try the Pudlas at the famous Mohanbhai Pudlawala.
*14. Cannon Pav Bhaji - (Mahapalika Marg, Opposite Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Hazarimal Somani Road, Fort, Mumbai)
Famous for its buttery Pav Bhaji & other dishes.
*15. Aram Vada Pav & Aram Hotel - (Capital Cinema Building, Hazarimal Somani Rd, opposite CST Station, Azad Maidan, Fort, Mumbai,)
Famous for its Vada pav & other Maharashtrian dishes like Upma, Sheera, Pineapple Sheera, Piyush, Solkadhi, Misal Pav, Kothimbir vadi etc.
4-5 months... travel in india ..sounds great .I'm subscribing 😂😂
Also visit Akshardham temple in Delhi
Plz visit kashmir,andaman,sikkim , Darjeeling , Bangalore
Don't please him .
Don't be so naive ! White Vloggers are interested in focusing only on the filth, Slums and chaos since these videos are directed to people in Richie-Rich in the US, UK, Canada, Aus and NZ who have never seen or experienced poverty even during WW-II.
Assalamualaikum brother , don't forget to visit .
1. Shimla & manali
2. Nainital & moosouri
3. Kashmir & Ladakh
4. Chandigarh, Ajmer Sharif .
5. Jaisalmer, Jaipur
6. Darjeeling and Sikkim
Not Ajmer Shariff.
Goa
Bro they won't visit these area. They just want crowded hussle area like pahargunj and old delhi.
Mukteshwar, Kasar Devi, Munsyari
Greet with hello not with your Islamic way.
U should visit these places in India 🇮🇳 ❤️
1. Ladakh
2. Kashmir
3. Shimla
4. Manali
5. Rishikesh
6.Udaipur
7. Jodhpur
8. Jaisalmer
9. Jaipur
10. Mumbai
11. Goa
12. Hampi
13. Bangalore
14. Kerala ( kochi, varkala, Munnar, Alleppey)
15. Meghalaya
16. Darjeeling
17. Sikkim
18. Andaman and Nicobar islands.
Wow thank you so much!!
@@nickandraychel my recommendation is north east india, Lakshadweep islands, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Darjeeling, Kerala and Ladakh
@@Omnitaku7 don't say Northeast it is already overrated and trash state except Sikkim
@@Lepa782 you are simply hating, as a half Arunachali I assure you that NE is very beautiful.
@@Omnitaku7 bro iam also an arunachali but I think our state arunachal is kinda overrated and every influencer talk about it . Just look at the damn infrastructure and litters our native have done to it lol be real our state sucks and keep it original it's a trash 🗑️
If u r planning to stay that long u have come at the right time so Happy Diwali in advance and plan out 26th of Jan for Republic Day each penny would be worth
Thank you & happy Diwali 🪔
5months is a good amount of time. NZ couple, we love your videos we are here in india for 2months hopefully bump into you guys!
Oh that would be so cool!
3 must visit states in India to experience all terrains, forts, history, food and cultures (worth the entire trip) 👇
1. Gujarat 2. Andaman and Nicobar Islands 3. Himachal Pradesh
Thank you for the recommendations
@nickandraychel And one more state called "Madhya Pradesh" if your Visa permits , you will find less crowded hidden gems in these states and extremely safe to visit, won't face any problems.
@@nickandraychel North East India is beautiful, go there
The best part about your Vlog is you both are unbiased and genuine. India is diverse and just like any other place, it has a good side and a bad side. It all depends on what you prefer looking. Stay safe, avoid street food and please don't mind if someone is staring or asking for selfies. Mostly it doesn't happen but few morons are there unfortunately. Enjoy your stay. Hope you like it here so far.!
Thank you for watching and for your kind words!
Please visit udaipur, Jaisalmer, jodhpur in rajasthan. Orchha , indore ,ajanta and ellora caves 8n madhya pradesh. Kulu, Manali,shimla in himachal . Gangtok in sikkim, assam , meghalaya of northeast india. Goa,panaji . Cochi, allepy in kerala
Thank you for the recommendations!
Hope India is treating you well guys
Love it so much already
@@nickandraychel A complete culture shock and over stimulation haha
@@GlenAndMado When are you guys coming back ?
Delhi , Jaipur, etc places are okay for once in a life time experience that's it , if you ask any Indian they will say other places. Like North East, or Super North , south India, Islands , mountain, beaches , Jungles , there's so many options for tourism which are not that busy like these cities.
Lovely series. Love from Guwahati, Assam. You are welcome to explore Northeast India 💕💕🩷🩷🩷
Welcome to India, Nick and Raychel! So much positivity in your video. Entire RUclips is promoting only negative videos about India. As an Indian it makes me cry, India is not perfect but it has everything for everybody. Its definitely not a complete sh*thole how other western RUclipsrs make it look like by only visiting slum neighbourhoods.
We are very excited to see the beauty of this country ❤️
Delhi can be overwhelming. Do visit NorthEast, if you love 0% chaos, 0 traffic and 100% geenary.
hidden gems in India -
Ladakh and Spiti Valley- some of the best mountains on earth
Andaman Islands- some of the best beaches
Tamil Nadu- some of the best architecture
Western Ghats- some of the best nature and wildlife
North East India- some of the best tribal culture
most known places in India are the worst. best places are all hidden.
Thank you!!
If you're in India, please consider avoiding the commonly visited, stereotypical destinations like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai. Instead, explore the hidden gems of the country
these are the most breathtaking places that India has to offer.
1.Lakshadweep Islands
Agatti
Bangaram Beach
Kavaratti Beach
Kalpeni
Thinnakara Island
2.Ladakh
Pangong Tso Lake
Phugtal Monastery
Kharnak
Zanskar
Tso Kar Lake
Hanle
Phukthar Monastery
Tso Moriri Lake
Thiksey Monastery
Nubra Valley
Puga valley
Umling La Pass
Magnetic Hill
Chadar Trek, Kargil
Sand Dunes Leisure Park
Turtuk
3.Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Radhanagar Beach
Long Island- Lalaji Bay Beach
North Passage Island-Mark Bay Beach
Ross & Smith Islands (Twin Islands)
Elephant Beach
Jolly Buoy Island
Cinque Island
Kalapathar Beach
Laxmanpur Beach
Sitapur Beach
Little Andaman Island
Vijayanagar Beach
Rutland Island
Baratang Island
Interview Island
Guitar Island
4.Meghalaya
Umshiang Double-Decker Root Bridge
NohKaLikai Falls
Wari Chora
Phi Phi Fall
Nongkhnum River Island
Mawlynnong
Wei Sawdong Falls
Nongjrong
Tura
Krem Chympe
Dawki
Siju Caves
Laitlum Canyon
5.Sikkim
Gurudongmar Lake
Gangtok
Yumthang Valley
Lachen
Lachung
Pelling
Yume Samdong
Tsomgo Lake
6.Arunachal Pradesh
Ziro Valley
Tawang
Sela Pass
Bhalukpong
Roing
Tezu
Mechuka Valley
Sangti Valley
Bumla Pass
Dirang
Dong Valley
Changlang
7.Jammu and Kashmir
Aru Valley
Sonamarg
Srinagar
Gulmarg
Patnitop
Gangabal Lake Trek
Betaab Valley
Budgam
Kupwara
Gurez Valley
Baisaran Valley
8.Maharashtra
Ajanta and Ellora Caves
Mahabaleshwar
Kalsubai Hills
Amboli
Kumbhe Waterfall
Tarkarli
Mangi Tung
HariHar Fort
Rajmachi Fort Trek
Rajgad Fort
Bhairavgad
Lonar Crater
Kalavantin Durg
Peb Fort -Vikatgad
Sandhan Valley
Naneghat Reverse Waterfall
Kalu Waterfall
kaas plateau,panchgani
Devghali Beach, Kasheli
Nanemachi Waterfall
9.Himachal Pradesh
Parvati Valley
Kangra Valley
Spiti Valley,Komic
Tirthan Valley
Sangla Valley
Lahaul valley
Tangti Kogma
Malana
Kufri
Kasol
Bir Billing
Tosh
Kaza
Khajjiar
Kalpa
Bir Billing
Jibhi
Dalhousie
Dev Roopa Trek
Kyelang
Beas Kund
10.Uttarakhand
Valley of Flowers
Auli
Roopkund
Pangot
Devprayag
Haridwar
Kedarnath
Crank's Ridge
Badrinath
Chopta
Nelong Valley
Harsil Valley
11.Karnataka
Hampi
Badami cave temples
Gokarna
Iruppu Falls
Jog Falls
Coorg
Ottinene Beach
kudremukh
Agumbe
chikmagalur
Mysore Palace
Mullayanagiri Peak
Netrani Island
Belur
Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary, Nagarhole
Shivanasamudra Falls
12.kerala
Alleppey
Munnar-Anamudi Peak
Marayoor
Kanthalloor
Kollengode
Wayanad
Vagamon
Thekkady
Gavi
Kavayi Island
Varkala Beach
Athirappilly Waterfalls
Munroe Island
Kuttanad
Thenmala
Aymanam Village
Jatayu Earth's Center Nature Park
Ranipuram
Nilambur
Kumarakom
Poovar
Silent Valley
Meenmutty Waterfalls
13.Mizoram
Reiek
Aizawl
Vantawng Waterfall
Tuirihiau falls
Falkawn Village
Thank you for this lovely video. I'm Canadian and have lived in India for over 20 years and yesterday watched such an awful negative video by some British guy complaining about wonderful Chennai. This is so refreshing.
In India the restaurants don't open till later in the day. Safest would be to stay in a hotel or bed and breakfast that has complementary breakfast or paid food options.
Alternatively you can get food from some corner stores that are inbetween a restaurant & a bakery/food shop.
In larger cities or typical tourist places restaurants might be easier to find, but when traveling to less popular towns or tourist places, it's safer to stay in a place that offers some food options for breakfast.
If you are going to be in India for 5 months, stay mindful of what your body is telling you- because food, water, air, linen in a hotel or travel industry conditions all can impact health & nutrition.
That hair salon guy was likely looking to style your hair, he seemed like really into styling your hair, that's why he kept some of the hair. If you had some hair left on the scalp the sweat on it might keep you cooler longer.
Delhi & many parts of India has much hotter climate in the October time. Nov to Jan will be much cooler in most of India.
Also if you are in Navi Mumbai/Mumbai area & need a little local help, get in touch with me, would love to help out if you need help, or want a less crowded healthier eating or resting experience.
My recommendation is Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Sikkim , rajasthan, Punjab state and northeast ↗️
You need a lesson in geography. You left out the best places which are in Kerala, Karnataka, TN. Conveniently these places are remembered only when you want to get a job and make a career. The whole of the country comes to Bangalore ( my home town) looking for jobs.
Stop advertising northeast instead be specific and say Sikkim coz other NE states suck i feel arunachal, Assam and nagaland are overrated these three are trash states 👎
@@Lepa782 I think only every states is beautiful and there is only one trash and That's YOU
Facts;; Taj Mahal was built by Shah Jahan as a mausoleum for his wife Mumtaz-i-Mahal who died giving birth to their 14th child in 18 years of "wedlock".
Very nice video
*Hey Nick & Raychel, I’m loving the way you’ve kicked off your India adventure! I couldn’t resist suggesting a few off-the-beaten-path spots that I think you’d absolutely enjoy. Trust me, these places are overflowing with culture, natural beauty, and unforgettable experiences! ✨*
*Here’s the list of must-visit hidden gems in India that will surely add to your incredible journey: 💎✨*
*🌸 Dzokou Valley, Nagaland:* Imagine a valley blanketed in vibrant pink lilies every July! 🎉🌷 It's like Mother Nature rolled out her most colorful carpet just for you. Plus, the local Angami tribe's hospitality will warm your heart. 💖✨
*⛰ Unakoti, Tripura:* Ever seen a hillside covered in massive rock-cut sculptures? 🏞 This 7th-century wonder is India's Rushmore, minus the crowds! The mysterious legends surrounding it will give you goosebumps. 👻🌌
*🏰 Champaner-Pavagadh, Gujarat:* This UNESCO site is an architect's dream come true! 🕌✨ Islamic, Hindu, and Jain influences all in one place. The sunrise view from Pavagadh Hill will leave you speechless. 🌅😍
*🏰 Orchha Palace, Madhya Pradesh:* Located in the heart of India, this palace feels like it's straight out of a fairy tale. 🧚♂🏯 With its stunning cenotaphs and romantic sunsets over the Betwa River, it's an absolute must-visit! 🌊🌅
*🏞 Chikhaldara, Maharashtra:* This hill station is a hidden gem with dense forests 🌳, coffee plantations ☕, and the famous Melghat Tiger Reserve. It's the perfect blend of natural beauty and wildlife! 🐅✨
*🏰 Golkonda Fort, Telangana:* A magnificent 13th-century fort in Hyderabad, Golkonda is known for its stunning architecture 🏛 and the sound-and-light show that brings its history to life! 🌟🎶
*🕌 Bada Imambara, Uttar Pradesh:* Located in Lucknow, this architectural marvel is known for its incredible 'Bhul Bhulaiya' (a labyrinth of narrow passageways). 🔍🌀 Prepare to be amazed by its sheer grandeur and intricate design! 🌟🏰
*🏛 Rangji Temple, Pushkar:* A unique blend of South Indian and Rajput architecture, this temple is a serene oasis amidst the bustling streets of Pushkar. 🕉🌈 Its colourful murals and sculptures are a sight to behold! 🎨✨
*🏞 Mechuka, Arunachal Pradesh:* A remote Himalayan valley with ancient monasteries, pristine rivers, and snow-capped peaks. ❄🏔 It's like stepping into a living postcard! 📸💖
*🏔 Sandakphu, West Bengal:* The only place in the world where you can see four of the five highest peaks on Earth in one panoramic view. 🏔🌅 Trekker's paradise! 🚶♀🌟
*🌄 Haflong, Assam:* North-East India's only hill station, surrounded by rolling hills, pine forests 🌲, and orchid gardens. A nature lover's dream come true! 🌸🌼
*🏞 Gandikota, Andhra Pradesh:* India's very own 'Grand Canyon', with a stunning gorge, ancient fort 🏯, and tranquil riverside camping. 🌊⛺ Indiana Jones, eat your heart out! 🏴☠✨
*🏛 Chettinad, Tamil Nadu:* Step into a world of grandeur with palatial mansions 🏰, a vibrant culture 🎉, and mouthwatering cuisine 🍲. It’s like wandering through a living museum of South Indian heritage! 🖼❤👌
*🌄 Khimsar Sand Dunes, Rajasthan:* Find solace at this beautiful oasis in the Thar Desert! 🐫✨ With luxurious desert camps 🌌 and breathtaking stargazing opportunities 🌠, immerse yourself in nature’s tranquility.
*🌧 Mawsynram, Meghalaya:* Discover the wettest place on Earth! ☔💧 Marvel at the living root bridges 🌿 and stunning waterfalls 🌊. Don’t forget your umbrella 🌂 and your sense of wonder! 🌈✨
*⛰ Gurez Valley, Kashmir:* This hidden paradise ⛷🏞 is only accessible for a few months each year! Picture snow-capped peaks ❄, crystal-clear rivers 💎, and the friendliest locals! 🤗 It’s like the Switzerland of India, but cooler and less crowded! 🌅❤🥰
*🌊 Majuli, Assam:* 🌿 Picture this - the world’s largest river island, where you can cruise on charming bamboo boats 🚣♂ and watch mesmerizing masked dances 🎭. It’s like stepping into a living, breathing cultural museum! 🏞
*🏖 Dhanushkodi, Tamil Nadu:* 🏚 An abandoned ghost town at the tip of India! Imagine walking on the beach where two seas meet 🌊, exploring haunting ruins 🏰, and witnessing those breathtaking sunsets 🌅. It’s a photographer's dream! 📸
*🏜 Nubra Valley, Ladakh:* 🐫 Double-humped camels, golden sand dunes, and monasteries with insane backdrops! 🏔 It’s like Mother Nature went all out here, and the views will have you feeling like you’re on another planet! 🌌
*🏝 Diu:* 🇵🇹 This tiny island off Gujarat's coast is a slice of Portuguese paradise in India. Think colorful houses 🏡, serene beaches 🏖, and a laid-back vibe that’ll make you want to stay forever! ⭐
*🏰 Mandu, Madhya Pradesh:* 🌸 Known as the 'City of Joy', it’s packed with stunning Afghan architectural marvels. Don’t miss the love story of Baz Bahadur and Roopmati - it’s like a real-life Bollywood drama! 🎬❤
*🍃 Valparai, Tamil Nadu:* ☕ Imagine sipping tea surrounded by misty hills 🌄 and lush plantations 🌿. It’s like Munnar's secret, cooler cousin! 👌
*🏔 Pelling, Sikkim:* 🌠 Get ready for the most jaw-dropping views of Kanchenjunga, the world’s third-highest peak! 🏔 Plus, the Pemayangtse Monastery here is older than sliced bread! 🍞
Your adventures are giving me serious travel fever! 🌡😄🧳✈ Can't wait to see which of these hidden wonders you'll explore next. Keep those amazing videos coming - you're absolutely rocking it! 🎥🌟🏆
*#HiddenIndianGems** **#OffbeatTravel** **#IncredibleIndia** **#TravelInspo** **#CultureVulture*
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*Lot's of love 💕 from Delhi, India🇮🇳💫*
Wow
Hey guy's. Well ya made it safe and sound. Awesome. The place looks nothing like i would of thought. I had a image of it been out the gate madness. But yeah some ov those spots looked grand. The old history ov the place is cool. Look forward to ya fullas next outing. Keep it safe. Chur.
The history in India is so incredible and we can’t wait to learn more
Cool, I like your videos, I like that they aren't too long. My dad was born in India, several generations there, all part of the raj, making railways etc, he was orphaned and was sent to live in a monastery with his brothers at age 3, (around 1930) in the mountains of Rajasthan. (he loved it, no bad memories) Apparently you can go and get the t shirt, lol. Unfortunately, I haven't made it there, one day maybe. Labour weekend here in NZ am off for the obligatory swim in the ocean. Stay safe, look forward to more.
Are you talking of Mt. Abu in Rajasthan?
@alani3992 That sounds familiar. Will check with sister. She knows our history better.
That is so interesting. Aw lovely swim in the ocean! Would love to do that soon. Thanks for watching.
Explore Hauz khas village, Cyber hub (in Gurgaon near to the Delhi), India Gate, DELHI haat at INA, BanglaSahib, Hanuman Temple, Qutub Minar at evening to see its beauty with lights on it. There are so many good places to eat local delicacies.
There is a Khan Market near Lodhi Garden and it's a good place to visit. Try butter chicken at Gulati's Pandara Road or you can try Butter Chicken at Daryaganj restaurant (not place as their is a place with same name in Delhi) who are the pioneers of Butter Chicken
Thank u sir for for sharing real and authentic experience regarding INDIAN
Otherwise some so called BIG youtuber.
Only criticise INDIA.,
WE AS INDIAN ACKNOWLEDGE AND ACCEPT OUR LACKNESS BUT AT SAME ALSO WANT THE WORLD TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED AND PRAISED FOR WHAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED .
THANKS FOR COMMING AND KEEP COMMING..❤❤❤😊😊😊
❤️❤️
I visit India 2 years ago , nice people ,awesome food. Visit Scotland ,some day 🎉
We would love to visit Scotland it is certainly very very high up on our list ❤️
Started following you because of your New Zealand content as my partner and I are moving there in February from bc Canada. I’m hooked now though! Thanks for great educational content💕
Oh that makes us so happy!! You will absolutely love New Zealand, so excited for you
Well come to Hyderabad ❤. Must visit in India 🎉 this city is sillicon valley of India ❤
U guys have done the justice to Delhi 😢.... thanks a million 😊
Bro go to south india or north east India.. You are staying in old Delhi i guess it's one if the most chaotic area on the planet i would say main town of delhi is better
Come to Lonavala and Ratnagiri (Konkan)🙏👍❤️
Welcome to India
Thank you so much!
Please make a visit to Akshardham temple in Delhi and BAPS temples in major Indian cities..you'd love it esp Akshardham with all activities and evening water musical show
It must be quite a change coming from New Zealand !
The first time I watched your videos was when you just arrived in Queenstown (I remember commenting when you mistook a cabbage tree for a palm tree - I made the same mistake myself!).
All the best, guys!"
It is like the polar opposite of New Zealand hahaha! Thank you
It seems you are in the old Delhi. Try to visit the New Delhi.
If you can, try tiger safari in either Ranthambore, Panna or Bandhavgarh. Once in a life time experience
Thanks guys, India seems such an enchanting country, and I should have gone in my travelling days. But happy to watch you & your skinhead & bejewelled friend Nick to show me around. (No offence Nick) hehe
India is not for travelers who want comfort my friend.if you want comfort don't travel to India
@@TheFocus1212 Thank you for being honest. Kick the Indian out of Canada.
Being indian i can say for foreigners its like Farm simulator to them 😅 .Anyway enjoy we just enjoy to live between animals due to to our hindusim religion that teaches us to to respect evrything that exist in this universe cause evrything has a god within itself ~
Please visit Maharashtra, Goa and south India.... North India and South India is very different.
Hey!! I love your content. I'm female Solo traveller from Taiwan . Through watching your videos I've decided to visit Pakistan soon 🥰🥰
please visit Kailasa Temple while in india greatest architecture on earth
Best mode of transport in delhi is the delhi metro
Only South India is tourist friendly. And South is more Green and Clean. Considering these factors; Goa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka are the best states to visit. I'm from Kerala🙏🏻
One small correction Taj Mahal is not a original Islamic mosque or mausoleum the original structure is a Hindu palace and it is on the 7th floor of building that the artificial remains are placed which in a way undermines and degrades the original value and purpose of the Hindu building it was supposed to be a palace which has several floors beneath and many many rooms so it was never originally meant to be a graveyard for one single person and it was bought or I don't know was it threatened and taken away but it's not original Islamic or the newly constructed building in the mughal era
Abe kya bak raha hai
Correct because sirf india mai he build kar paye ye log warna babri 2.0 banjati😂 bc wo qutb minar bolty hai waha clearly likha hai vishnu stambh 😂
can you visit kurushetra mahabharat
Come to Ranchi... it's a place surrounded by waterfalls n good nature
Welcome..to India
Just avoid Crowded Places in Delhi State like-Old Delhi, Chandni Chowk, Pahargunj area in Delhi City. Otherwise there are plenty of Wonderful Places to explore around Delhi and NCR Region-Gurugram, Aero city, Faridabad, Noida, Sanjay Van, Hauz Khas, Agrasen Ki Baoli, Bhardwaj Lake, Tughlakabad Fort, Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal, Bijay Mandal Fort, Buddha Park, Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Sunder Nursery, Majnu ka Tila Tibetan Colony, Satpula Bridge, Jahaz Mahal, Pusa Hill Forest, Jahan Panah Forest, South Central Ridge Forest, Millenium Park, Asola Wildlife Sanctury, Jamali Kamali Tomb, Roshan Ara Heritage Garden, Talkatora Fort Garden, Deer Lake Park, Qila Rai Pithora. Wonderful Vlog. Take Care. Keep Exploring India. Cheers😊
India has a unique culture and is one of the oldest and greatest civilizations of the world. India has achieved all-round socio-economic progress since its Independence. India covers an area of 32,87,263 sq. km, extending from the snow-covered Himalayan heights to the tropical rain forests of the south.....
1.India was one of the richest countries till the time of British rule in the early 17th Century. Christopher Columbus, attracted by India's wealth, had come looking for a sea route to India when he discovered America by mistake
2. India never invaded any country in her last 100000 years of history.
3. The Tirupati Balaji temple and the Kashi Vishwanath Temple both, receive more visitors than the Vatican City and Mecca combined.
4. India has more mosques (300,000 mosques) than any other nation in the world.
5. Besides Hindi, the following languages (arranged in descending order as regards numbers of speakers) are each spoken by more than 25 million Indians - Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia and Punjabi.
6. Today, India has the world’s largest school in terms of students, the City Montessori School in Lucknow. It has more than 45 thousand students
7. More than 54 cr. people voted in the 2014 General Election - more people than the population of USA, UK, Australia and Japan combined.
8. On an average Rs. 3000 cr. are spends by Indians every year on crackers during Diwali.
9. India has nearly 90,000 types of animals including over 350 mammals, 1,200 bird species and 50,000 plant species
10.As we know that India is called a country of unity in diversity. 10 Indian states have population of 25 million each which speak different languages. India has nearly 90,000 types of animals including over 350 mammals, 1,200 bird species and 50,000 plant species. I think with the help of these crucial facts, now we are in the position to answer that why India is the most interesting country in world...
This is a nation where a large population will give up everything a person normally aspires for - all pleasures of life, all comforts, all rights - to simply live in pursuit of what is ultimately right❤️....we believe in "unity in diversity"🇮🇳and we're proud of our culture...we heartily welcome you to enjoy our culture
I would recommend you to avoid dirty chaotic big cities and go to Indian Himalayas- Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim etc. Ladakh is the most beautiful place in India and one of the most beautiful place in the world. to reach Ladakh you can go by domestic flight from Delhi.
Hope they can be cleaner and more organized
Delhi? You can expect that in Delhi. When you come out of golden triangle region. It will be good.
If you are in India now try to visit Varanashi, Diwali is celebrated at a large scale in Varanashi now. Try to capture that
Thank you for the recommendation
Welcome to India ❤
Welcome to India ❤❤
I know the place, just outside new delhi railway station paharganj side, but never dared to eat in such place ever😮.. Try to avoid such places unless recommended by locals
What really! It was great. We’ve been here a whole month now and haven’t gotten sick at all. We just eat whatever looks good!
@nickandraychel Wow. More power to you 🙏😍 for keeping us entertained.
I love my India 🇮🇳
definitely a culture shock
Delhi is to much of the Indian Subcontinent- especially northern and central, what Rome is to much of Europe. Delhi has remained the imperial capital mostly uninterrupted for around 1,400 years. Multiple dynasties ruled over much of the Indian Subcontinent from here. Delhi was first established as an imperial capital 3,500 years ago but not much is on record until from 1,400 years back. It is a legendary city which also finds mention as a mighty imperial capital in the Hindu epic Mahabharat. Delhi has been invaded, sacked and rebuilt an incredible number of times in the past millennium. For this reason, you will find many medieval-era capital cities scattered all over Delhi- each capital built by a different dynasty. The so-called "Old Delhi" where Red Fort and Jama Masjid are- is basically the most recent (the newest) of all those old capital cities (with the exception of New Delhi which was the capital of British India and built only a 100 years ago)!
The most prominent language of the Indian Subcontinent, i.e., Hindi-Urdu which is also the third most widely spoken language worldwide- was born in Delhi from the city's native tongue called Khadiboli. Delhi has significantly influenced the culture of the northern Indian Subcontinent. Therefore, if you love history then you are in the perfect country and the perfect city. India is synonymous with history. And so is Delhi. Please keep in mind that today's Indian cities are overcrowded, mismanaged, mostly dirty and noisy. If you can ignore these aspects then you shall have a fabulous few months touring around this historic civilizational land!
Delhi is worst city in India term of pollution and safety. Accept it and try to improve it bro
Just lil deep into the history of these places. Who was Humayu and what he did with Hindus and real citizens of Bharat.
Hey Nick, just one correction that I noticed. You marked Humayun's Tomb as Jain tomb. Mughals weren't Jains but Muslims.
She knows not only people, but they convert buildings also! 🏢🏗️💼👷♀️✨
We have konark tample must visit
Tajmahal is made bu santan King not by himayu, It was captured by Malich King.
If possible plz visit our Hyderabad city bro😊
Love from Mumbai
Thank you!!
I hope you enjoy your stay here. Please e careful of street food - some of the stuff will make anyone sick. My advise is to travel around, go to places in the North East and then come down South. Apologies for all the stares and requests for selfies.
Thank you for the recommendations - we don’t mind the selfies ❤️
Try the 43 UNESCO World Heritage sites of India ! If you are a wildlife lover then try the 100+ national parks. If you love Forts and Palaces then spend your time in Rajasthan.
If you love beaches then spend time in Goa, Gokarna, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep etc. If you love mountains then head to the Himalayas in Himachal Pradesh and Ladakh. If you love nature and blackwater then head to Kerala. If you love untouched natural beauty then head to the North East. There are tonnes of places to visit. Just keep an open heart ❤️😊
Visit assam kaziranga and sivsagar
You should visit north east india also it's aswomee
If you survive in Delhi then you will survive anywhere in the world
True
That means you haven't seen the world
Old Delhi is chaos.. If u want all ut senses to come alive.. Only then go there.. 😊
If you wish to see architecture, go to Hindu temples in the South. See Ellora.
Marvel at the architecture and sheer grandeur of the step wells near Jaipur and in Gujarat.
Have a wonderful time
This time of the year there's a lot of air pollution in Delhi. You should have gone to Uttrakhand or Himachal in India.
Can't understand why foreigners don't visit Old Fort, Delhi
It has historical significance
There are many Good & Beautiful Mandirs ( Temples ) in Delhi but you didn't visited them... I hope you do visit Mandirs , The Great King CHATTRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ & Freedom Fighters Honored Places in Mumbai...
Enjoy the festival deepawali
If you have the habit of listening to good advice, then hear me out.
Don't compromise on food, drinking water and residence quality. Stay in reputable hotels. Don't stay in 10-dollar rooms and later complain about the security.
Don't eat uncooked foor nor drink unbottled water
Pack everything especially food, drinks, sweets and water you need for any journey before the journey. You can't find anything in railway stations and airports. Avoid too spicy foods.
Submit a photocopy of your passport when booking your train tickets at railway stations and airports for unlocking your foreign tourist quota.
Just relax and spend appropriate money wherever necessary instead of trying to save money all the time. That way you'll be more relaxed and enjoy more.
Not all people/places are good, not all people/places are bad. So better to do business with reputed people/places and avoid shady people/places.
Have a comfortable stay.
Very nice blog, full of positive energy..
no cribbing, no ultra focus on poverty or negatives like many Western youtubers are doing these days. Conratulations and Welcome to India
Thank you so much 🙂
U should visit in up ayodhya
Come to Northeast india
You gonna love it different vibe nature 🙌
Do visit
Keneka ase sundor chokri
big cities in India are the same. loud, messy, chaotic, polluted, populated, full of traffic and people don't have time to practice their culture. the villages are authentic India.
Kalkata ❤
Visit all parts
1. Around 1500 BC, the Aryans entered colonial India from the Khyber Pass and created the caste system; 2. At the end of the 6th century BC, the Persians defeated the Aryans and began to colonize India; 3. In 327 BC, the Macedonians Colonize India; 4. Beginning in the early 2nd century BC, Bactrian Greeks, Cypriots and Parthians invaded India; 5. In the 2nd century BC, the Yuezhi people who nomadically lived in the Hexi Corridor invaded India; 6. In the middle of the 1st century AD , the Kushan Xihou Tribe, one of the five Xihous of the Dayue clan, unified the five tribes and invaded India to establish the Kushan Empire; 7. In the 5th century AD, the descendants of the Central Asian Ser race and the Dayue clan of the Han Dynasty colonized India; 8 , from the 7th century AD, peoples dominated by Islamic culture began to invade India continuously; 9. In the 8th century AD, the Arab Empire occupied India; 10. In the 11th century AD, the Islamic Turks invaded India; 11. In 1526, the Mongols Colonized India and established the Mughal Empire; 12, the British...India has been colonized for more than 2,800 years. There is no India in the world, only colonies of the British Empire. After the British left, India was left full of beggars.
Majid ko band karo varna ye log pgl jaise bharosa karoge varna pata hota aryan thery ko banane wala khud wrong theory hai bol diya😂
Must visit BHUBANESWAR the city of temples. It’s beautiful city😍