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Dale Philip
United Kingdom
Registrace 2. 01. 2007
My travel experiences.
Chaos and Kulfi on the Streets of Kolkata 🇮🇳
Four years since my last visit, I returned to enjoy one of my most favourite cities in India.
I could think of no better way to start off the trip than a ride on Kolkata's classic trams. Kolkata is the only city in the whole of India that still has an operational tram system. It's not the most practical of public transports in this day and age, but it's a part of the local culture that makes Kolkata unique.
Another form of transport that is rarely found elsewhere in India is the pull rickshaws. As I wasn't having much luck finding a tram to jump on, I asked a rickshaw puller to take me to the tram depot.
I finally was able to board a tram and enjoy what is basically a living museum.
There is an actual tram museum at the Esplanade terminus called Smaranika, which I was excited to check out, but it turns out that there's nothing interesting to see there. The regular tram ride itself is a better experience.
I was in the Esplanade area, which I was familiar with from my last trip, staying at the Oberoi Grand hotel. I remembered the 'Maidan Bidhan Market' where loads of stalls are selling sporting goods, and decided to get myself a local team's jersey to add to my collection.
As West Bengal is one of the few states in India where football is very popular, I decided to get myself an East Bengal football team shirt, rather than a cricket jersey this time.
With my new orange and yellow jersey, I did a bit of exploring in the New Market area.
I'd already worked up a thirst, and was excited to see a coconut vendor, but there was hardly any water in the coconut he served me. Never mind, as I knew where to get a fresh pomegranate juice, and that went down a treat.
While enjoying my drink at the 'Lucky Juice' shop, the staff from the dosa station next door convinced me to try one of their special dosas.
Usually I'm eating dosas with just aloo masala (potato and spices) as a filling, but this special dosa had paneer (cottage cheese), corn, chili and cheese. It tasted yummy and healthy at the same time, and it's not often that you can say that about a food.
After enjoying the local street food, I enjoyed a kulfi (Indian ice cream) from the Wall's Ice Cream cart outside, then washed it down with a sweet, milky, masala chai from the chai wala. Indian tea is always served super sweet and milky and that's just how I like my tea.
I was walking distance to Mother Teresa's house, which now holds her tomb, so I wandered over there to check that out. They've kept her room as an exhibit, so you can see how she used to live. It's a very small, humble space where she used to sleep and work.
After visiting Mother Theresa, I enjoyed more of the local street food, including some healthy momos and some unhealthy but very tasty Bengali sweets.
I usually buy a new baseball cap on every trip, so I decided to find one to match my new yellow soccer jersey to conclude today's Kolkata adventure.
0:00 Intro
1:36 Traditional Pull Rickshaw
8:09 Vintage Tram Ride
13:46 Tram Museum
18:55 Local Football Jersey
25:50 Fresh Coconut Drink
28:35 Fresh Pomegranate Juice
30:42 Masala Dosa
37:58 Dryfruit Rabdi Kulfi
41:34 Masala Chai
46:24 Mother Theresa's House
49:56 Bengali Sweets
54:38 Healthy Momos
1:07:09 Baseball Cap Vendor
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I could think of no better way to start off the trip than a ride on Kolkata's classic trams. Kolkata is the only city in the whole of India that still has an operational tram system. It's not the most practical of public transports in this day and age, but it's a part of the local culture that makes Kolkata unique.
Another form of transport that is rarely found elsewhere in India is the pull rickshaws. As I wasn't having much luck finding a tram to jump on, I asked a rickshaw puller to take me to the tram depot.
I finally was able to board a tram and enjoy what is basically a living museum.
There is an actual tram museum at the Esplanade terminus called Smaranika, which I was excited to check out, but it turns out that there's nothing interesting to see there. The regular tram ride itself is a better experience.
I was in the Esplanade area, which I was familiar with from my last trip, staying at the Oberoi Grand hotel. I remembered the 'Maidan Bidhan Market' where loads of stalls are selling sporting goods, and decided to get myself a local team's jersey to add to my collection.
As West Bengal is one of the few states in India where football is very popular, I decided to get myself an East Bengal football team shirt, rather than a cricket jersey this time.
With my new orange and yellow jersey, I did a bit of exploring in the New Market area.
I'd already worked up a thirst, and was excited to see a coconut vendor, but there was hardly any water in the coconut he served me. Never mind, as I knew where to get a fresh pomegranate juice, and that went down a treat.
While enjoying my drink at the 'Lucky Juice' shop, the staff from the dosa station next door convinced me to try one of their special dosas.
Usually I'm eating dosas with just aloo masala (potato and spices) as a filling, but this special dosa had paneer (cottage cheese), corn, chili and cheese. It tasted yummy and healthy at the same time, and it's not often that you can say that about a food.
After enjoying the local street food, I enjoyed a kulfi (Indian ice cream) from the Wall's Ice Cream cart outside, then washed it down with a sweet, milky, masala chai from the chai wala. Indian tea is always served super sweet and milky and that's just how I like my tea.
I was walking distance to Mother Teresa's house, which now holds her tomb, so I wandered over there to check that out. They've kept her room as an exhibit, so you can see how she used to live. It's a very small, humble space where she used to sleep and work.
After visiting Mother Theresa, I enjoyed more of the local street food, including some healthy momos and some unhealthy but very tasty Bengali sweets.
I usually buy a new baseball cap on every trip, so I decided to find one to match my new yellow soccer jersey to conclude today's Kolkata adventure.
0:00 Intro
1:36 Traditional Pull Rickshaw
8:09 Vintage Tram Ride
13:46 Tram Museum
18:55 Local Football Jersey
25:50 Fresh Coconut Drink
28:35 Fresh Pomegranate Juice
30:42 Masala Dosa
37:58 Dryfruit Rabdi Kulfi
41:34 Masala Chai
46:24 Mother Theresa's House
49:56 Bengali Sweets
54:38 Healthy Momos
1:07:09 Baseball Cap Vendor
💗 Help the channel grow by liking, commenting and subscribing. If you want to be extra nice please share my video with your friends on social media.
📱 Instagram (Live Story Updates): Daleroxxu
📱 Facebook (Shorter Vlogs ~5 minutes): Daleroxxu/
📱 TikTok (15 - 60 Seconds Vlog Clips): www.tiktok.com/@dalephilip
📱 Twitter (Not using this for much): Daleroxxu
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All the travelling and still can’t catch a tan
I do think how many less people would get ill off Indian street food if they just wore gloves man
Scotland Edward
Look At That Beautiful, Twilight Vampire Skin 😍
have u played poker again after drinking it?
Easily One Of The Hottest Bloggers Out There Lol His Accent Down To His Bubbly Cute Eyes
Dale is the kind of dude who goes to Chennai for Kulcha and tandoori Chicken and goes to Mumbai for Dosai and Oothapams. idk how to do emojis on my lap top so He He
😂😂😂😂
Let’s go bow fishing
He’s so weird dude
Mantap
I used to play for the team that you watch azkals
Imagine if he had just taken the bike he wouldn't have had such great conversation with the grab guy !
Instead of using artificial durian, they used condensed milk to make durian flavor more strong and creamy. Anyway, yummy yummy durian. I love it 😋
Hahah come to india we will get you the same in 20rs
It’s a bread
He misunderstood 😅you
Money money is ten ten😂
They got £2.80GBP for that! My back after a while💀
Bro be talking like Bollywood movie names from the 90s Ghaatak : lethal Mann : souls heart Vaastav : the reality Gupt : the hidden truth Dosa : the fermented rice crape Paneer : the cottage cheese 😅
There all 40 he wanted u to say 50 to release his dads coconut
😂
"Ok no more messing " continues💀
VERY GOOD VERY NICE
Ur voice is like nails on a chalkboard
Ripped him off there you could see her doubling or trippling the price in her head.
Ngl this is how white people are treated in other countries especially the English speaking ones
Same like india😂😂😂
Pretty lady 😂
India is not for beginners😂
Pomegranate molaseessss
Looks are deceiving my gf and I got a coconut in cambodia for 75 cents and it turned out to have so much juice inside for a small thang
Too expensive?! Are you seriously asking for cheaper too?! Especially in a country that doesn’t prosper like other ones. 100 rupees is a $1.20 in US currency…
Go on bite it hard! Big boy 😂
Their food always looks so nice but i personally would struggle to even touch it, nice looking food, massive lack of hygiene, i do question it especially because of their "bathroom habits" that have not evolved
Come to south India to drink best tender coconut
Bharat mata ki jai.
The kids really said f*ck your mother
Can u please tell me which place is it on ur profile picture its beautifully place please tell where it is
I'll try the sneezing teqnique later
super boy
❤
A piece of coconut is called kopra...and hole coconut is called naryel
23:30 boy - your CZcams channel name? dale - Dale Philip boy - ap flip flip karta hai 😂🤣😂🤣
"hello mate. ooOooOooOoooooOooo" famous last words
After dale enjoying his kulfi, we understand why he doesn't have girlfriend or wife
Indo jusnya kebanyakan gula heran deh, ga kaya thailand yg bener² jus cuma buah doang
thats "malai wala" 40 one was water... amount of water is not muchh ddpendent on size its about fresh or old
Hey dale I’m from Chicago and every night for like the past month me and my girlfriend have been watching your videos ❤
Ahh 5 ribu kurang ajar😂