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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

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  • @parttimetravellingfamily
    @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад +28

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    • @AnupKumar-bt7xb
      @AnupKumar-bt7xb 2 года назад

      WHATEVER EVER INDIA HUGE INDIA UNITY IN DIVERSITIES A PEACE🇮🇳👈 LOVING COUNTRY INDIA RESPECTS GUESTS AS GOD AND BEST HOST INDIA ALSO KNOWN AS "MAYAPURI" MEANS MAGICAL COUNTRY REMEMBER THE HOCKEY LEGEND DHYANCHAND HUES 🐯 💜🥅🏑🍀🕊🕊🙌🙌" GO PRO NATURE "

    • @123anu7
      @123anu7 2 года назад

      Tajmahal was built by Hindus architecture and builders, labours also, only order to built was given by muslim invaders like British empire. Keep upgrade knowledge by genuine person because truth nobody tells it's bitter.

    • @chahatchauhan3178
      @chahatchauhan3178 2 года назад +2

      WHOLY LIE THIS IS PROVED IT'S TEJOMAHALAYA 👑 ARYAVARTI KING TIMES. 👩🏻‍💻🕉️🚩👁️🔱👁️ SEE INSIDE THAT'S WHY THEY'RE NOT GIVING YOU TO ENTER THERE . THERE'S INSIDE A SHIVA SYMBOLS . 🔱

    • @Manpreettravler
      @Manpreettravler 2 года назад

      Dayli upload videos try to Indian Street food grow your channel fast 🇮🇳jai hind

    • @123anu7
      @123anu7 2 года назад +1

      @@chahatchauhan3178 yes , brother i forgot, you are absolutely right 👍🇮🇳

  • @dking3563
    @dking3563 2 года назад +156

    Since you are Traveling with family, try south Indian states such as Kerala, they are great for a family retreat....

  • @harshidshah1
    @harshidshah1 2 года назад +39

    i am 75 years now but during my school days i have visited TAJMAHAL with my school trip. this local tour
    guide is extra-orinary explains history beautifully. visiting foreign couple is lovely

    • @HeindsAG
      @HeindsAG 9 месяцев назад

      Man I wish I went to school during ur time.

  • @dannyskyabdan2931
    @dannyskyabdan2931 2 года назад +63

    Absolutely to watch and hear the legend of the Taj Mahal from a guide who has done his homework and has a historical narrative based on facts and not on hearsay. As a student of History I am in total agreement to this guide's story. One more good thing he doesn't try to have an artificial accent but talks naturally as it should be.
    By the way, I came to Agra many times for various work related activities but couldn't take out the time to visit the Taj Mahal. I will do it soon.

    • @pankajgoel5354
      @pankajgoel5354 2 года назад +5

      Facts? Some muslim Kings or Queens buried on first floor of a building (second floor if you are from US)? King promising the queen not to marry again, hence not marrying her sister soon after she died? What facts are you talking about?

    • @subhanhasan990tsikfm
      @subhanhasan990tsikfm 2 года назад +1

      @@pankajgoel5354 that is a hoax, there is no historical record of him marrying her sister. infact after her death he started aging very fast, his beard and hair turned gray and his elder son dara shikoh had to act as co-emperor until aurangzeb beheaded him and jailed shah jahan

    • @sundipmittal
      @sundipmittal 2 года назад +1

      @@pankajgoel5354 Bhai, this guy has read the wrong history. Our history was written by by their own people to please mugal emperors. People have documentry evidence of Shiva Temple that was later called Taj Mahal. Locsl guide gave them small capsule & these people just took it.

    • @pankajgoel5354
      @pankajgoel5354 2 года назад +3

      ​@@subhanhasan990tsikfm Oh man. He had 7 wives. Mumtaz was only 4th out of 7 wives. So WTF!
      The problem I see is not with what Shajahan did or did not do, my problem is with IQ level of people who go around acting like they know anything.
      If you want to change it then think and research about some of the questions below. This topic is irrelevant, who cares what some king did or did not, but while finding out answers to these questions you may become smart and learn to find out about things which could help you in your real life.
      He commissioned Taj to be built after Mumtaz death and it took 21 years to complete then does it mean the body of queen was lying around all these years? Does it mean there were no last rites performed for her after her death? Where was this body? Did they have deep freezers at that time? Did they bury her elsewhere and dug her up to bring her rotten body back to Taj after 21 years to bury her again on an upper floor of building despite being devout Muslims? Why are the lower floors using different material, different architecture etc? Why are these sealed? Does the official position make practical sense?
      Its for your own benefit, so try finding answers to these questions, and in the process you would be able to become a bit smarter in all areas of your life. Good luck.

    • @intelligencequipo5095
      @intelligencequipo5095 Год назад +1

      @@pankajgoel5354 he didn't have 7 wives LoL! did you study P N Oak who said Christianity = krishna neeti
      Taj Mahal = Tejo Mahalay
      Abraham = Brahma
      LOL!
      +
      Building are made after burying people..
      There are many mauselum like this examples are Humayun Tomb, Bibi ka Maqbara, Safdarjung Tomb But you start claiming Taj Mahal bcz it is the most famous Mauselum of all...
      Read some primary text or good books with references and you will know the difference between Propaganda and Truth

  • @AbhishekVerma-gg4hf
    @AbhishekVerma-gg4hf 2 года назад +52

    I would like to tell about ellora caves which is in maharashtra india.you will fall in love with that temple and caves.
    Must visit and love from india 🇮🇳

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад +2

      Thank you 🖤

    • @M.Mahesh5602
      @M.Mahesh5602 2 года назад +5

      @@parttimetravellingfamily
      Ellora is a UNESCO World heritage site.
      Still Ellora caves is mystery similarly like Egyptian pyramids no perfect clue found that how they built it within 18 years because morden engineers claimed that now with advance technology it take nearly more than 100 years to build.
      Aurangzeb tried to demolish Ellora caves with the help of 1000 workers they continuously worked for 3 years but failed to demolish 5% part of Ellora caves and finally he stopped.

    • @oomz1975
      @oomz1975 2 года назад +4

      Definitely visit Ellora caves, even greater than the the tajm.

    • @alani3992
      @alani3992 2 года назад +1

      Those caves were lost for centuries, until some British hunting party 'discovered' them.

    • @TheAbhiramsathe
      @TheAbhiramsathe 2 года назад +1

      If they visit Hampi and Badami they will be blown off for ever!

  • @bhaskartripathi
    @bhaskartripathi 2 года назад +10

    Respect to the guide. He loves his job !

  • @bosgaurus1
    @bosgaurus1 2 года назад +2

    I imagine the guide told you, but just in case he did not, that Arabic writing (prayers) carved and filled in black marble around the entry to the main white marble building is "written" in a way that when you stand below and read it (right to left), every character looks the same size, despite the fact that perspective should have made the letters at the top look smaller than the letters below.
    As to how did they measure back then, Indians of the Indus Valley Civilization from 3,000 BCE+, over 5 thousand years ago (centuries before Stone Henge was shoved together), already had standardized weights and measures with weights for scales starting at fractions of grams on up, and they had standardized "rulers" with which they could measure from fractions of millimeters on up. They created jewelry, on up to cities of bricks and stone, with gridded streets, sewers, and flowing water to each home. The tiny drills they used for making jewelry were even put to use for drilling out tooth cavities. It is one of the first things modern dentists are taught in Dentist Schools around the world.
    By the way, had you toured the place where Shah Jahan was housed/ imprisoned by his son, you would have seen the view of the Taj he would have had from his balcony. You would have also seen a small egg sized hole in the wall. Shah Jahan by then was very near sighted, so a polished diamond was embedded in the wall so he could look into it and actually see a magnified image of the Taj. You would have seen many more empty holes in the flower and animal images in which the flower centers and animal eyes had once been filled with precious stones. This is also true of buildings in the Old Delhi castles and royal residences.
    When the British got there, the British soldiers used their knives to dig out those precious stones as booty. The invading forces were allowed to take everything they could carry. The head officers would claim precious gems like diamonds and rubies as their portion of the booty, the officers just below them got slightly less precious stones, the ones below them got gold, those below got the silver, all the way down to the lowest ranks who got to keep and sell the cotton stuffing from the mattresses and pillows. All in all, during the occupation of India Britain absconded with 40 Trillion Pounds Sterling (that's right, Trillion with a T, if they were to attempt to return it today, GB would have to hand over the whole British GDP every year for about 18.18 years!) worth of wealth out of India alone.

  • @paulcousins1371
    @paulcousins1371 2 года назад +19

    Thanks Eleise, Lawrence and Nyh, that was a brilliant vid, think you had a great guide, I’m really enjoying this India trip🥰🇮🇳

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад +1

      Heeey Paul 👋... It really was an experience of a life time. Our tour guide was amazing. I'm glad you're enjoying them Paul. We have about 15 more videos to upload 😅 🖤

  • @indian4492
    @indian4492 2 года назад +1

    You are our guest & guest is our God .thank you visit to India 🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @CultReddy
    @CultReddy 2 года назад +4

    baby nyh outfit is amazing boss ..respect & love from south india thank you for respecting Indian culture ..it means everything to us

  • @Nitroxd_editz
    @Nitroxd_editz 2 года назад +18

    do visit kolkata in west bengal during durga puja you will be amazed,around 6 or 7 days are left for the puja to begina,and it's a world heritage in festivals

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад +5

      Sounds incredible 🖤

    • @adityadas7460
      @adityadas7460 2 года назад +1

      @@parttimetravellingfamily This year Durga Puja begins from 25th September and ends on 5th October. You must visit Kolkata during this festival, it'll be an amazing experience!

    • @Nitroxd_editz
      @Nitroxd_editz 2 года назад

      if you visit you must do pandel hoping

  • @oommenthomas570
    @oommenthomas570 2 года назад +1

    As an Indian, I never know much about taj mahal..wonderful video ...Happy to see you all there..

  • @shailesh108
    @shailesh108 2 года назад +1

    That guide is awesome. He talks gently and very clearly.

  • @sssahusuneel247
    @sssahusuneel247 2 года назад +3

    Welcome to India 💐🙏❤️
    India is more diverse and more culture
    You visit any state you find new culture and people are generous and humble you also visit Rajsthan and other state
    Your works is great 👍💐🙏🙏

  • @StephandPete
    @StephandPete 2 года назад +8

    Love following y’all! We’re heading to India with our three year old soon. Pete and I lived there from 2013-2015 but aren’t sure what it’ll be like with a kid! This makes us very excited.

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад

      Ahhh guys that sounds incredible. Make sure you connect with us on Instagram it'll be cool to follow your journey. Good luck for the future. Stay in touch 🖤

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад

      I think we might be binging your youtube content tonight 😅🖤

    • @StephandPete
      @StephandPete 2 года назад +1

      @@parttimetravellingfamily awww! Y’all should consider Korea if you haven’t already been. It’s fantastic and soooooooo child friendly.

  • @karanpreetsinghbhandari3885
    @karanpreetsinghbhandari3885 2 года назад +2

    Great guide..good job

  • @SJ-qx1wz
    @SJ-qx1wz Год назад +1

    awesome video..thank you for sharing.

  • @chandankumar-1507
    @chandankumar-1507 2 года назад +1

    Taj Mahal is indeed unearthly thing according to the time it was built.. and applauds for the guide, his calmness and knowledge and his behaviour was lovely..

  • @bilalnaqvi3414
    @bilalnaqvi3414 2 года назад +28

    There is absolutely no monument like the Taj Mahal in the entire world.simply breath taking architecture.

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад +4

      Totally agree Bilal 🖤

    • @night_surfer5818
      @night_surfer5818 2 года назад +5

      @@pratyushdoonrocker3046 the thing about hands is just the myth brother. First get you facts from a reliable source

    • @cosmicrani
      @cosmicrani 2 года назад +11

      Taj mahal nothing infront of south indian temples

    • @cosmicrani
      @cosmicrani 2 года назад

      More ever this so called taj mahal built by destroying temple!

    • @ashishtripathiofficial1342
      @ashishtripathiofficial1342 2 года назад

      @@cosmicrani very very true

  • @FilipinoReacts
    @FilipinoReacts 2 года назад +7

    wow so nice,, I love the way how tourist guide explain you everything.. WOW!! Amazing .

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад +1

      He was great. His contact number is in the description 🖤

    • @FilipinoReacts
      @FilipinoReacts 2 года назад +2

      @@parttimetravellingfamily ok thanks ❤️ by d way i love your son... I watch ur all video and waiting for ur video ❤️

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад +1

      @@FilipinoReacts Thank you... I love him too ☺🖤

  • @vishwasjain9668
    @vishwasjain9668 2 года назад +10

    If you're liking this symmetry, you should definitely visit Akshardham Temple, Delhi.

    • @shivamgautam949
      @shivamgautam949 2 года назад +1

      Totally agree to that. In terms of Symmetry, nothing can beats the Akshardham Temple & temple scattered around all over South of India.

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад +1

      🖤

    • @luigihatesyou4217
      @luigihatesyou4217 2 года назад

      @@shivamgautam949 I mean if you have visited Taj Mahal before that Temple, then your basically spoiled. You are not going to enjoy the views.

  • @ineffableworld1306
    @ineffableworld1306 2 года назад +13

    Hey I’m ur new subscriber and I want to give advice too u should visit Vrindavan mathura barsana and near city these are some of holy places of Lord Krishna and Radha ….u will be amazed by the beauty of Vrindavan and barsana for sure ❤

  • @aakashPotter
    @aakashPotter 2 года назад +2

    Taj Mahal always takes your breath away. No picture or video does justice to the magnificence of the real building and it just hits you hard (in a good way of course) when you see it in person.

    • @luigihatesyou4217
      @luigihatesyou4217 2 года назад +1

      I visited India last year. I agree. Could you explain me why are some Indians heating on Taj Mahal in the comments

  • @kabirwankhede1610
    @kabirwankhede1610 2 года назад +1

    Bosss..... Trying to travel india definitely..... The real beauty of india....

  • @ankurgoel1638
    @ankurgoel1638 2 года назад +2

    appreciating the knowledge this guide has provided

  • @RestaurantBusinessrecipes
    @RestaurantBusinessrecipes 2 года назад +1

    If you really wanted to visit holly place of India then Visit to Uttarakhand .. where you get 4 dhaam .. holly rivers ganga and Yamuna ..Rishikesh yoga City .. Haridwar…

  • @b66_atharvawagh53
    @b66_atharvawagh53 2 года назад +4

    Got goosebumps hearing the history behind the Taj Mahal ❤️❤️❤️

    • @sundipmittal
      @sundipmittal 2 года назад

      You've heard all lies about Taj Mahal. This will be unmasked with evidence.

  • @jayshah67
    @jayshah67 2 года назад +2

    Do visit Darjeeling in West Bengal...
    And Sikkim is a State...
    Highly recommended...🙏🙏

  • @gursharandhillon2931
    @gursharandhillon2931 2 года назад

    Excellent, I am from Punjab and seen Taj Mahal many years back but without a tourist guide. Now I have much more information, Thanks

  • @Saindhav
    @Saindhav 2 года назад

    You people are 'beautiful' in the first instant... but in Indian clothes, 'grace' has adored you...❤ live long together and with little oneee...❤

  • @DeepakKumar-zw5lx
    @DeepakKumar-zw5lx 2 года назад +95

    Taj mahal is beautiful but overrated if you really want to see indian architecture pls visit kailash temple, hampi, rajraja temple, khajuraho, ajanta alora caves, kerla, and many more

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад +40

      I have to be honest... I've seen a few incredibly beautiful buildings on my travels but this was head and shoulders above the rest. It's not just the building but the symmetry of the whole complex. Thank you for your recommendations... I will definitely be checking them out. Thanks again Deepak 🖤

    • @suzainkhan22
      @suzainkhan22 2 года назад +16

      You are comparing a heart from other body parts

    • @mrityunjay5114
      @mrityunjay5114 2 года назад +5

      Kailash temple 👍👍👍

    • @niranjanvloge728
      @niranjanvloge728 2 года назад +4

      Khajuraho ajanta alora caves please visit

    • @badbrig
      @badbrig 2 года назад +6

      What utter nonsense. The Taj is not a building but a complex and needs to be looked at from the perspective of synergy. You can't compare an apple with an orange, yaar!!

  • @rachel.please3929
    @rachel.please3929 2 года назад +2

    Fun fact! I used to use Fuller’s earth for nappy rash. They sold it in chemists but stopped. Shame, it was brilliant for it!

  • @sircosm
    @sircosm 2 года назад +1

    Ellora Caves - Especially cave no.16 called Kailasa Mandir.
    It is a completely monolithic structure carved out of a single hard basalt-rock mountain.
    Most intriguing is the presence of a few "passages", all with intricate carvings and other embellishments on their insides, that are so small that only a small child could've fit in. There are several other mysteries about this cave that are currently being researched so we may even see entry being prohibited to that area.

  • @henry5854
    @henry5854 2 года назад +17

    Try going to kailash temple, its such a architectural masterpiece. I have visited there and Taj Mahal is nothing infront of it.

    • @sundipmittal
      @sundipmittal 2 года назад +1

      Perfect boss. They'll forget everything while negotiating steep curves going uphill with bottomless abyss.

    • @singh9725
      @singh9725 2 года назад

      YES

    • @luigihatesyou4217
      @luigihatesyou4217 2 года назад +1

      I don’t agree. I have visited India the best thing about it was is the Taj Mahal. You Indian Hindus are so racist

    • @luigihatesyou4217
      @luigihatesyou4217 2 года назад +2

      Are you telling me that in your eyes, Kailash temple stands out as much as Taj Mahal?🤣😂

    • @mr.jashon
      @mr.jashon 2 года назад +4

      To be honest if its about indian architecture tajmahal doesn't stand against kailasha. If its about world architecture nothing stands against tajmahal.
      Indian temples was 100times advanced by world ancient architecture.

  • @oomz1975
    @oomz1975 2 года назад +24

    If you really want your mind blown, you guys would need to visit the Ellora caves.
    Even older & greater than the Taj.

  • @bhanuprakashchitikela9492
    @bhanuprakashchitikela9492 2 года назад +2

    Also visit ajantha, ellora caves in Maharashtra and konark temple in Odisha.

  • @ankeetachakravartty876
    @ankeetachakravartty876 2 года назад

    its always a great recommendation to have guides at these places. in india i have visited so many places n with guides the understanding becomes so easy.. it transports bqck in time..

  • @krunal7433
    @krunal7433 2 года назад

    I love how respectful the video is and I appreciate how well you planned your visit here 💪🏼 I have seen videos of other RUclipsrs who don't plan anything, just go there for content and later complain and malign the image 💯

  • @user-si7sg6hn7c
    @user-si7sg6hn7c 2 года назад +2

    It is indeed magical. An incredible feeling to be present physically witnessing the magnificent monument and admiring its beauty. Would love to visit again but this time early as you folks to avoid the crowd and of course the heat.

  • @vipuls5900
    @vipuls5900 2 года назад

    I haven't been to Taj in last 15 y but after seeing this, wanna go.back and see one more time . Thanks for the super nice video

  • @Nutankumari-ub5mg
    @Nutankumari-ub5mg 2 года назад +1

    Your family well dressed with indian clothes ❤😍

  • @DavidandSarah
    @DavidandSarah 2 года назад

    interesting that they clean the Taj Mahal with mud! Every time we see pictures or videos of the Taj Mahal we're blown away!

  • @TravelWithAsmit
    @TravelWithAsmit 2 года назад +3

    I hope you got to know how much people loving your videos, by seeing your number of subscribers and video views. great see you fallen in love with Taj.

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад

      Ahh thank you Asmit.. Taj really was incredible. We are loving India more and more each and every day 🖤

  • @realitycheck3994
    @realitycheck3994 2 года назад +1

    Do visit Ajanta and Elora caves the architecture will blow your mind . and if possible also make a trip to Ladakh

  • @simmo3730
    @simmo3730 2 года назад +6

    Good evening from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
    That was magical wasn't it. Your guide was fantastic btw.
    Stunning building up close and fascinating stories. You all looked great too 👍
    Q: did you sit on the Princess Diana bench as per 'that' special photo?
    Stay safe and well guys 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇮🇳🙏

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад +2

      Hey Simmo 👋.. One of those experiences we'll never forget!
      No we didn't... to be honest we totally forgot about the bench until we had left 🙈
      Thanks Simmo 🖤🖤

  • @vikassunny2012
    @vikassunny2012 2 года назад +4

    Such a fantastic and romantic story told by the tourist guy. However, he didn't mentioned that the so called heaven constructed by the so called great king had all the workers hands chopped off once the construction of so called marvelous building was completed.

    • @takasugi6688
      @takasugi6688 2 года назад +2

      Its symbol of tyranny

    • @parttimetravellingfamily
      @parttimetravellingfamily  2 года назад

      We found out after the visit... very dark 🖤

    • @dannyskyabdan2931
      @dannyskyabdan2931 2 года назад +1

      ​@@parttimetravellingfamily some
      The hand chopping story has no historical evidence , is it is considered as a myth and some consider the same as a very sad incident which did really take place. How far it's true one can only imagine. The Taj Mahal has left a legacy for us in the form of artisans who are engaged in the business of doing bespoke marble inlay work, they also produce decorative marble art objects for sale in handicraft stores.

  • @arnavverma2461
    @arnavverma2461 2 года назад +1

    Please visit ajanta and ellora caves, if you loved Taj Mahal , bcoz that is 100 times more breathtaking than Taj Mahal, because they have carved the entire huge caves by hand through a single huge stone by hand !

  • @hanifahmed1106
    @hanifahmed1106 2 года назад +1

    Phir milenge!!! Very good hindi..

  • @Coolssr143
    @Coolssr143 2 года назад

    Taj Mahal is beautiful but not as much as Nyh is. Really adorable😘

  • @adityagalaxy123
    @adityagalaxy123 2 года назад +1

    I had the same view as you and I had the exact same reaction to these monuments.
    Since you are in Agra, do visit the Agra fort. It has got some beautiful stories to tell along with breathtaking architecture.

  • @suresh5522
    @suresh5522 2 года назад

    Guide was explained well.
    Thank you for sharing.

  • @Kanna_B
    @Kanna_B Год назад

    First sight of Taj Mahal is Wow, and later we realize yes one of the wonders for a reason.

  • @ursul7024
    @ursul7024 2 года назад +1

    What a wonderful, informative video of such a magical building. Also love watching the number of subscribers and "views" go up - well done guys 🤗💕

  • @Ferozgold
    @Ferozgold 2 года назад +3

    Welcome to India

  • @leesteal4458
    @leesteal4458 2 года назад +1

    What a great Tour Guide.

  • @SajoGotoru
    @SajoGotoru 2 года назад +2

    Key learnings from this video's subtitles:
    Mumtaz = Montage
    Rauza-i-munawara = Rule XII

  • @ssam3826
    @ssam3826 2 года назад +1

    Watching your beautiful videos from Kerala. That guide seems to be amazing. I learnt many new things too. Besides Kerala I would recommend Rajasthan, Lakshadweep/ Andaman Islands, The Hill stations of Himalayas, Mysore City, and the NorthEast.

  • @jainampunamiya7064
    @jainampunamiya7064 2 года назад +1

    You must visit Kolkata during this time... Durga pujo and navratri are just a couple of days away plz it's a must visit festive event and not to miss things!! Do visit Kolkata during Durga pujo

  • @Sharkstankuu
    @Sharkstankuu 2 года назад +1

    You choose perfect way to travel

  • @sekharmaity4049
    @sekharmaity4049 2 года назад +1

    Thanks both 👍

  • @michaelscott6357
    @michaelscott6357 2 года назад

    This is how you raise a child to be fearless! He might be crying now, but in a couple years he will be begging to go back!

  • @jayrajawchar2799
    @jayrajawchar2799 3 месяца назад

    Very good blog bro.
    Just Be safe and enjoy
    Take safety as a first priority anywhere you go

  • @Blessheed
    @Blessheed 2 года назад

    One of the best Taj tour i have seen from foreigners

  • @curious1264
    @curious1264 2 года назад +2

    Unbelievably beautiful! On our list

  • @preetyvij7966
    @preetyvij7966 2 года назад +1

    Loved your video and nyh😍😍😍😍😍

  • @rajeshsinghbhumihar2981
    @rajeshsinghbhumihar2981 2 года назад

    Thank you well come to India

  • @agratefulfamily
    @agratefulfamily 2 года назад +16

    He's not just a pretty face he knows his facts haha 😂

  • @pgupta-ug2kx
    @pgupta-ug2kx 2 года назад +2

    go to kashi vishawnath..ram mandir in ajodhya

  • @vipuls5900
    @vipuls5900 2 года назад

    The guide spoke pretty nicely .

  • @leesteal4458
    @leesteal4458 2 года назад

    The Taj looks so amazing. What a design.

  • @ranjithkumar-xw2go
    @ranjithkumar-xw2go 2 года назад

    This guide is very good and explain very well

  • @dreamserengchongbong4176
    @dreamserengchongbong4176 2 года назад +1

    Nice to see everyone visiting our country. . Sooo happy. . & yaa cute couple & qutest baby ☺😇🌼🌻🌸🍦🍨🎂💜💙😇

  • @BakaNeBaka
    @BakaNeBaka 2 года назад

    This guide is doing a great job but rather over animated.... Ha...
    I was lucky enough to get a 73 year old man on my third visit to this GORGEOUS piece of history that exists in this land (which idiots happily accept because it gets tourism and yet keep spreading hate towards the rest of the history as of this second...sigh)... Anyway, that brilliant man was so pensive and immersive in his descriptions in such a casual manner that I honestly rediscovered the love for this monument all over again the third time around. Think the fourth time should be soon....
    You guys are a joyful trio... Wish I had bumped into y'all on my walks since the last video I saw was you guys in my darling Deer Park (it's my hood so to say....ha) Much love and have fun exploring what all this lovely land has to offer.... Cheers!

  • @AnubhavSingh-xq2nu
    @AnubhavSingh-xq2nu 2 года назад

    Wow she is so beautiful 😊❤️lots of love from india dudw

  • @Mishar98
    @Mishar98 2 года назад +5

    plz visit Akshardham in delhi is way better than tajmahal🙏🙏

  • @gurdipkassar8837
    @gurdipkassar8837 2 года назад

    Hi new to your volgs firstly what a beautiful couple with a beautiful child your smile say it all your enjoying your time in India 🇮🇳 shall be following your journey around the world love from the UK 🇬🇧

  • @tikyik9384
    @tikyik9384 2 года назад

    Hi Lawrence. Welcome to India. Have a good one.

  • @vishnureddy34
    @vishnureddy34 2 года назад

    the guide is awesome with his comm skills as well the family, the dresses came out good

    • @alani3992
      @alani3992 2 года назад

      His diction is good, though he is not English-educated.

  • @mata_jiwa
    @mata_jiwa 2 года назад

    Hai I'm from Indonesia I'd like to travel taj mahal thats very interesting, have a good time

  • @daksh6891
    @daksh6891 2 года назад +1

    You should also go to ajanta ellora caves in Maharashtra highly recommend

  • @TejaswiniHareKrishna
    @TejaswiniHareKrishna 2 года назад +3

    do visit uttrarakhand,himachal too

  • @surendrarakwal6940
    @surendrarakwal6940 2 года назад

    The Guide explain very nicely and very good 🌹🌹🌹🌹

  • @Bengali594
    @Bengali594 2 года назад

    If you want you can visit Durga puja in kolkata, this year it is designated with UNESCO intangible heritage tag and. Celebrations are grand...

  • @gladsonsamuel329
    @gladsonsamuel329 2 года назад +1

    I didn't waned this vdo to end🤧💓💓💯

  • @tabrezpasha5756
    @tabrezpasha5756 2 года назад

    We had been there on our honey moon
    My wife asked the same question
    To build her a Taj mahal
    I watch u r videos like 👍 love it
    Plz visit karnataka, bangalore, mysore

  • @ching2443
    @ching2443 2 года назад

    when you enter the gate the view is breathtaking i still remember it

  • @DEBO720
    @DEBO720 2 года назад

    Ur family literally gave me family goals 😂😂 love the trio..please visit northeast india..all u have seen of india is 1/3..raw nature n scenic beauty lies in 7 sisters( NE india)

    • @luigihatesyou4217
      @luigihatesyou4217 2 года назад

      Not possible to have a family like this, if you live in India

  • @vijaychouhan5139
    @vijaychouhan5139 2 года назад

    Love from India ❤️

  • @dildiyangallan5476
    @dildiyangallan5476 2 года назад

    You all are vlogging with smiley face including your baby which is amazing. I am subscribe to your channel although i don't understand your accent but I feel happy to see your smiley faces ☺️☺️☺️☺️ God bless you and your family

  • @aakash.pradhan
    @aakash.pradhan 2 года назад

    Not even a million photos can describe the beauty of The Taj Mahal.

  • @sumeetghosh4422
    @sumeetghosh4422 Год назад

    Taj Mahal is beautiful but is hyped . Try going to Ellora caves . It’s an architectural marvel or go to Rajasthan see the palaces built by our maharajas or go to south to see the temples … and if you really want to experience the stunning beauty of mountains go to Kashmir or north east Darjeeling and sikkim

  • @divyanshuchauhan18
    @divyanshuchauhan18 2 года назад

    Good to see you once again 🥰❤️,

  • @prasadlembhe
    @prasadlembhe 2 года назад

    I just simply love your volgs please also visit Rajasthan, goa, kerla the beautiful states of india

  • @rakeshcs9544
    @rakeshcs9544 2 года назад +2

    It has 4 side columns 4 side pillars -" Ya we can see that duhh " jking shoutout to that guy ngl

  • @pakheru6505
    @pakheru6505 2 года назад +1

    rajasthan is near delhi a few hrs away u should visit here too

  • @Nandu-7-MSD
    @Nandu-7-MSD 2 года назад

    Come to south india visit
    This 5 states .
    Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Tamilnadu, Kerala

  • @jaipurwali
    @jaipurwali 2 года назад

    guide is speaking soo clearly ;P

  • @ram.ram.saryane8121
    @ram.ram.saryane8121 2 года назад

    visit ladakh, sikkim, himachal , kashmir
    most beautiful place heaven on earth

  • @PioneerBKC
    @PioneerBKC 2 года назад

    Beautiful family special little child🥰

  • @yeelawnmask6771
    @yeelawnmask6771 2 года назад

    I dunno if you have time but, do try to come to Calcutta. An important festival is coming up. It starts from the 28th of September. If you can make it do so! You will get awesome food, and it will also be shopping season so you would get stuff to buy also. Calcutta was the capital of India during the British Occupation. So there are a lot of historical things in Calcutta. You can see the Victoria memorial. Which was made to honour queen Victoria. Archeological survey of India, Fort Williams, and TEA! YOU WILL LOVE IT IF YOU COME! IL POST ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS, IN EVERY VIDEO IF YOU FACE ANY ISSUE S!