@@AbbyandGaz exaclty ... you guys have visited north like delhi (btw i live in delhi too) but i'd suggest you to go to extreme north like kashmir, leh, ladhak, Himachal, etc... Kashmir and ladhak are called switzerland of Asia btw
Let me accept as an Indian one thing very clearly yes we have lots of problems here without a doubt but in last 10 years we have significantly improve as a country and I am damn hopeful that as a country in upcoming years we are gonna make lots of surprises for sure. Lots of love and respect . Thanks for feedback and all appreciation 🙏🙏
Korean youtuber couple forget their Apple 15 mobile in auto rickshaw. But after 2 hour later rickshaw driver came hotel and return the mobile. This incident happene in 4 or 5 days ago. I will give their CZcams channel name.
@@keriddunk1520 and i was thinking Kerala was getting bankrupt ,. wait ,. Kerala is really getting bankrupt ,. so most probably Kerala people would have sold the phone to save there state
@@dipakbhattacharya6357 lol. The govt getting bankrupt doesn’t mean the people are . They are least poor state in india . You can check the stats. Though i agree, the state govt needs to find ways to increase tax collection and gdp revenue
@@keriddunk1520 ok ,. so you are saying there is no impact to common people even if their govt get bankrupt ,. dude ,.just wait for sometime you will see the impact in povert index also ,. tax cannot be increased just like that ,. and revenue comes from mega cities and industries which kerela clearly lacks (except in shipbuilding area) ,. just a matter of time it will go below top 15 in GDP numbers
This makes me so happy. Your approval of indian food makes me feel - despite the differences we are the same. We can relate over good food :) You would think, with the cultural differences, difference in spice tolerance, taste buds & how taste can be 'subjective' - it's a bit surprising to find common ground over this. Also the last part (conclusion) makes me happy. I feel even though you may have indians in UK, you must come to india to get a 'full perspective' and make sense of the weirdness that is india, and the indian people.
(South India) State of Kerala🌴😍☺️ must visit places: -Aleppy backwaters ('Venice of the East') -Vagamon ('Scotland of Kerala') -Munnar hill station ('Kashmir of South India') home to tea plantations, spice garden, tasty homemade chocolates and different wildlife -Varkala Beach and Kovalam Lighthouse beach -Fort Kochi attractions with Jewish synagogue, Dutch Palace and Portuguese church alongwith the European influenced streets -world's first water metro also try the land metro -Kerala is a major football hub and has got featured in FIFA channel -Athirapally waterfalls ('Niagara falls of South India') - Lulu International Mall (largest malls of South India in Trivandrum and Kochi) -Jatayu largest Bird Sculpture -Do interact with the locals they are really sweet and helpful -This state has the highest literacy rate -Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Jews etc.. all live in peace and harmony♥️ -It is also the home of Ayurvedic medicine -The Kerala cuisine consists of non-veg including beef and pork and seafood.Also try the traditional meal served on banana leaf 😍
Great Video guys! There is an option to book last minute train ticket called 'TATKAL' but the price of the ticket will be 2-3 times the original cost. It's always ideal to book at least 2 weeks to 1 month in advance, according to me without the extra charges.
Yes apart from Northeast, Himalayan regions and states in the north are really nice in the summer. There are also our tropical islands, Andaman and Nicobar and Lakshadweep. And I hope you come back to my city, Mumbai! In your video I think you shared the bad experience, but I'm glad you liked it as well!
treditional clothes making in every city available..with viving treditional system regionals available....mainly "khaadi"stores and can get information from that Store...or on Google....
treditional food with making treditionally available in special treditional hotel restaurant should visit..which available in every city mostly... should find in Google or food blogger can say
honest review all are always welcome india is a great country accient history rich culture diffrent landscape spending on infrastructure although going up but still not at that pace may be in future you guys will experince a better india with great infra as country economy is getting stronger more money better infra.
also treditional small to big houses built with treditional system knowledge base of Indian own knowledge book with traditional material used can available to see in small or villages....
Cow poo ? Is that really a thing? Am from Kerala and I swear on my life that I've never seen one in public... I've seen them in farms but what else would you be seeing in farms
The biggest mistake every first time foreign visitor makes in India is to land in New Delhi. It’s absolutely the worst place to land for your first trip and the city is not ideal for a first timer. I would suggest to any first timer to either fly into Bangalore or Chennai or Hyderabad. You will ease into India and those cities are much more laid back and friendly than New Delhi or Mumbai. New Delhi has scams everywhere starting at the airport. The worst you are going to get in Southern India is the tuk-tuk overcharging you as a foreigner which is very typical but you should know how much to pay based on where you are going. The typical foreigner price is 25 Rs per km and you find out from Google maps how far your destination is and you start from there. The Golden Triangle is a hectic and touristy place and everyone and their mother wants to go there. The real Indian experience is outside the Golden Triangle. Landing in Delhi for the first time is like landing in Luton or Stoke-on-Trent as a first time visitor ( not that both places have international airports lol). If you ever go back to India, fly into Bangalore or Chennai or if you are flying from SE Asia, you can fly into Kochi, Hyderabad etc. New Delhi is the worst place to fly in to get accustomed to India but most first time travelers make that classic mistake.
There is a country called Nepal and it is the second country in Asia where LGBT marriage is legal. If some English speaking vlogger shows LGBT marriage in Nepal, they will get millions of views from Indians and Nepalese people supporting the couple. However, some Korean vlogger who makes vlogs in Korean or some Latin American vlogger who makes vlogs in Spanish shows this they will get less than 50k views. Therefore, in order to get views they will try to create negativity in Nepal. They will show child goddess in Nepal. Then they will show a disciple washing her feet with milk and drinking the milk and then the vlogger will also do that. Then the next video will be titled: I drank milk from the feet of a Nepalese girl, Did I get Food Poisoning? In the thumbnail he will be shown with a gloomy face. However, nothing has happened to him. Then in the comments section of these kind of videos there are Koreans and Latin Americans abusing South Asian people. Which is shocking because no South Asian has ever harmed them.
u should find as i suggest 1 real philosophy of India knowledge base for earth and human of earth 2 real food and recipes according season and knowledge base of ayurved also regional 3 carving original Indian not Mughal or Islamic influence seen...real carving there wood,stone..clothes embroidery...4 u should meet original Indian religious places like "shregery mathh" shankrachaaryaji from wher vedic meths introduction or discover by them for world. ..also Jain religious places with msle female priest s...who can say philosophy real interms....what u see temples, materials use for worship is not real phylosophy... ...so many....also jesalmer u say is my favourite which u see it real architecture of indian base knowledge of everything..no influence seen in jesalmer......
About the safety of solo women travelers, a lot of them have had a safe journey and some have had a bad experience. But it depends on how dumb or smart you are, now, I'm not blaming the ladies or anything but if you are going alone to different countries regardless of your gender, it's not a smart move to go blind without any research just for the sake of 'adventure'. For example, one solo woman for some reason decided to book a cheap hotel BEHIND A RED LIGHT DISTRICT. Most can imagine how that would go.... Its quite simple. Don't stay in cheap hotels, don't be reckless for the sake of adventure, do your research, uber is available in india so no need to take unnecessary risks. Its so simple really but vloggers especially get very reckless for content.
I agree research and precautions are needed especially for women. Which is what I meant when I said adventurous, I meant you have experience in countries that need you to be more mindful of your decisions to stay safe.
@@AbbyandGaz yes, I wasn't referring to you btw you guys are awesome. I was referring to some influencers who go to countries on a shoestring budget, then go to slums for some reason because it's adventurous apparently and eat random street food, and after doing all this when they have some unfortunate incident due to their own stupidity they call India trash and defame it's name instead. It's nothing but frustrating, we need more vloggers like you guys.
i dont understand why the so called safety issues arises only when it comes to india meanwhile there are people being shot every week in the US and especially indians, just because all the crimes get so much attention that happen in india but when it comes to other countries, nobody really cares, also you cannot generalize a country when you have not travelled it entirely, you still have not visited the northern states like kashmir, ladakh, Manali, meghalaya and so much more, you have hardly travelled 20% of india, so this "indian travel guide" doesnt make sense at all. you sound like bunch of western hypocrites
Firstly we did not ask the questions so you are directing the safety question at us when it came from many of our followers. We were simply answering the question. Also we aren’t talking about the US in this video we are speaking about India. If we were travelling the US people would also ask us about feeling safe due to their gun laws. Secondly if you listen we do actually state that it is difficult to generalize India as it is so large, diverse and we only did certain areas. We are just talking about our experience and this is a question and answer from our audience. We don’t claim to be experts on India hence why it is not called a travel guide 👍🏻. I think you have completely misinterpreted this whole video☺️
Absolutely 100 folds safer than India. There are mire than a million Indians live here, students, refugees,asylum seekers, immigrants etc, all of them live safely enjoying. By the way in India you don't get other origins particularly Caucasians,Africans,Chinese, Caribbeans or South Americans naturalized, whereas in the UK we host people across the globe fyi.
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You should visit Kashmir, leh ladhak,Himachal, uttarakhand, assam,arunachalpradesh, Darjeeling, meghalaya
Thanks for the suggestions!
@@AbbyandGaz exaclty ... you guys have visited north like delhi (btw i live in delhi too) but i'd suggest you to go to extreme north like kashmir, leh, ladhak, Himachal, etc... Kashmir and ladhak are called switzerland of Asia btw
You should visit these places they are adorable but unfortunately you guys miss this @@AbbyandGaz
Let me accept as an Indian one thing very clearly yes we have lots of problems here without a doubt but in last 10 years we have significantly improve as a country and I am damn hopeful that as a country in upcoming years we are gonna make lots of surprises for sure. Lots of love and respect . Thanks for feedback and all appreciation 🙏🙏
lol!
Andhbhakt spotted 😅
Thanks for sharing your amazing experience! Can't wait to see what adventures you have in Sri Lanka! 🇱🇰 😊
Aw thank you ☺️ thanks for always commenting on the videos!! Glad you enjoy our content
Korean youtuber couple forget their Apple 15 mobile in auto rickshaw. But after 2 hour later rickshaw driver came hotel and return the mobile. This incident happene in 4 or 5 days ago. I will give their CZcams channel name.
It's Yaltta youtube.com/@yaltta?si=lMOXw9BpaArap53_
It’s in Kerala . Only in Kerala does that happen. In the north that would have been already sold
@@keriddunk1520 and i was thinking Kerala was getting bankrupt ,. wait ,. Kerala is really getting bankrupt ,. so most probably Kerala people would have sold the phone to save there state
@@dipakbhattacharya6357 lol. The govt getting bankrupt doesn’t mean the people are . They are least poor state in india . You can check the stats. Though i agree, the state govt needs to find ways to increase tax collection and gdp revenue
@@keriddunk1520 ok ,. so you are saying there is no impact to common people even if their govt get bankrupt ,. dude ,.just wait for sometime you will see the impact in povert index also ,. tax cannot be increased just like that ,. and revenue comes from mega cities and industries which kerela clearly lacks (except in shipbuilding area) ,. just a matter of time it will go below top 15 in GDP numbers
This makes me so happy. Your approval of indian food makes me feel - despite the differences we are the same. We can relate over good food :)
You would think, with the cultural differences, difference in spice tolerance, taste buds & how taste can be 'subjective' - it's a bit surprising to find common ground over this.
Also the last part (conclusion) makes me happy. I feel even though you may have indians in UK, you must come to india to get a 'full perspective' and make sense of the weirdness that is india, and the indian people.
(South India) State of Kerala🌴😍☺️ must visit places:
-Aleppy backwaters ('Venice of the East')
-Vagamon ('Scotland of Kerala')
-Munnar hill station ('Kashmir of South India') home to tea plantations, spice garden, tasty homemade chocolates and different wildlife
-Varkala Beach and Kovalam Lighthouse beach
-Fort Kochi attractions with Jewish synagogue, Dutch Palace and Portuguese church alongwith the European influenced streets
-world's first water metro also try the land metro
-Kerala is a major football hub and has got featured in FIFA channel
-Athirapally waterfalls ('Niagara falls of South India')
- Lulu International Mall (largest malls of South India in Trivandrum and Kochi)
-Jatayu largest Bird Sculpture
-Do interact with the locals they are really sweet and helpful
-This state has the highest literacy rate
-Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Jews etc.. all live in peace and harmony♥️
-It is also the home of Ayurvedic medicine
-The Kerala cuisine consists of non-veg including beef and pork and seafood.Also try the traditional meal served on banana leaf 😍
Wow so many recommendations!! Thanks for all these details ☺️ they will help all future travelers!
Great Video guys!
There is an option to book last minute train ticket called 'TATKAL' but the price of the ticket will be 2-3 times the original cost. It's always ideal to book at least 2 weeks to 1 month in advance, according to me without the extra charges.
Thank you ☺️. Oh nice tip there!!
@@AbbyandGaz Thank you!
I really wonder why foreigners don't visit hindu temples which are 2000-2500 years old and other world heritage site
I forget their name but they are husband and wife they are also have youtube channel i forget their name in youtube.
Ohhhh not sure who you are referring to?
Yes apart from Northeast, Himalayan regions and states in the north are really nice in the summer. There are also our tropical islands, Andaman and Nicobar and Lakshadweep. And I hope you come back to my city, Mumbai! In your video I think you shared the bad experience, but I'm glad you liked it as well!
Thanks for your support ☺️ we liked Mumbai but it was just expensive
treditional clothes making in every city available..with viving treditional system regionals available....mainly "khaadi"stores and can get information from that Store...or on Google....
Best place to visit India
Shimla
Darjeeling
Arunachal Pradesh
North East India
Leh
I really like watching your vedio on your channel ,this is grace from filipina lipstick ,hope to see you soon 😊
Awww so glad you enjoy the videos Grace☺️☺️
She is so pretty 😍
Thank you ☺️
@@AbbyandGaz ❤️
treditional food with making treditionally available in special treditional hotel restaurant should visit..which available in every city mostly... should find in Google or food blogger can say
So in summary India is two different countries in general, North and South, both are completely different , civilisationally, culture and food
They are indeed very different ☺️
honest review all are always welcome india is a great country accient history rich culture diffrent landscape spending on infrastructure although going up but still not at that pace may be in future you guys will experince a better india with great infra as country economy is getting stronger more money better infra.
Thanks for your comment ☺️ we loved India!
Honest question, how safe is UK for solo traveller ,male or female?
It depends on the city and area you are in like any country
also treditional small to big houses built with treditional system knowledge base of Indian own knowledge book with traditional material used can available to see in small or villages....
Thanks how interesting!
Cow poo ? Is that really a thing? Am from Kerala and I swear on my life that I've never seen one in public... I've seen them in farms but what else would you be seeing in farms
You guys are amazing ❤
Thank you ☺️❤️
Next time visit Kashmir, mountains and North East...
Thanks ☺️
Love the video
Thank you so much 🙌🏻
If you love beaches or you want to explore Indian islands visit Andaman Nicobar Islands you will love it
Thanks for the suggestion. Sounds lovely ☺️
The biggest mistake every first time foreign visitor makes in India is to land in New Delhi. It’s absolutely the worst place to land for your first trip and the city is not ideal for a first timer.
I would suggest to any first timer to either fly into Bangalore or Chennai or Hyderabad. You will ease into India and those cities are much more laid back and friendly than New Delhi or Mumbai. New Delhi has scams everywhere starting at the airport.
The worst you are going to get in Southern India is the tuk-tuk overcharging you as a foreigner which is very typical but you should know how much to pay based on where you are going. The typical foreigner price is 25 Rs per km and you find out from Google maps how far your destination is and you start from there.
The Golden Triangle is a hectic and touristy place and everyone and their mother wants to go there. The real Indian experience is outside the Golden Triangle.
Landing in Delhi for the first time is like landing in Luton or Stoke-on-Trent as a first time visitor ( not that both places have international airports lol).
If you ever go back to India, fly into Bangalore or Chennai or if you are flying from SE Asia, you can fly into Kochi, Hyderabad etc.
New Delhi is the worst place to fly in to get accustomed to India but most first time travelers make that classic mistake.
Please visit Ladakh and Kashmir
Next time we will try plan in ☺️
come Gujarat India,i will guide support..in winter
Thanks for your suggestion ☺️
Pls nxt time visit leh ladakh more relaxing place visit shimla, rishikesh, uttrakhand, northeast india more peace in Himalayas
Ok thanks for the suggestion ☺️
You guys didn't even visit true North... Kashmir, Leh, Ladakh, Shimla, Manali, even Northeast - Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya.
And then our Andaman & Nicober Islands.
U forget to mention uttarkhand ( Mussorie, Rishikesh, So many hill stations here) also Banaras experience in U.P. is unimaginable ) 😊
I know guys 🥲 next time!!
what impress or to find come India u?
There is a country called Nepal and it is the second country in Asia where LGBT marriage is legal. If some English speaking vlogger shows LGBT marriage in Nepal, they will get millions of views from Indians and Nepalese people supporting the couple. However, some Korean vlogger who makes vlogs in Korean or some Latin American vlogger who makes vlogs in Spanish shows this they will get less than 50k views.
Therefore, in order to get views they will try to create negativity in Nepal. They will show child goddess in Nepal. Then they will show a disciple washing her feet with milk and drinking the milk and then the vlogger will also do that.
Then the next video will be titled: I drank milk from the feet of a Nepalese girl, Did I get Food Poisoning? In the thumbnail he will be shown with a gloomy face. However, nothing has happened to him.
Then in the comments section of these kind of videos there are Koreans and Latin Americans abusing South Asian people. Which is shocking because no South Asian has ever harmed them.
Sri Lanka would be super expensive then India..
This is true!
I thought u missed negative points about traffic and honking noise in cities 😂
😂😂😂 oh yes haha
r u from?
England ☺️
@@AbbyandGaz great
Enjoy Sri Lanka, once upon a time part of Bharat, Welcome again, see you soon
☺️ thank you
Lanka was never a part of bharat😂😂😂
Who told you wrong information in your mind
u should find as i suggest 1 real philosophy of India knowledge base for earth and human of earth 2 real food and recipes according season and knowledge base of ayurved also regional 3 carving original Indian not Mughal or Islamic influence seen...real carving there wood,stone..clothes embroidery...4 u should meet original Indian religious places like "shregery mathh" shankrachaaryaji from wher vedic meths introduction or discover by them for world. ..also Jain religious places with msle female priest s...who can say philosophy real interms....what u see temples, materials use for worship is not real phylosophy...
...so many....also jesalmer u say is my favourite which u see it real architecture of indian base knowledge of everything..no influence seen in jesalmer......
colour full festival u know
Yes holi ☺️
About the safety of solo women travelers, a lot of them have had a safe journey and some have had a bad experience. But it depends on how dumb or smart you are, now, I'm not blaming the ladies or anything but if you are going alone to different countries regardless of your gender, it's not a smart move to go blind without any research just for the sake of 'adventure'. For example, one solo woman for some reason decided to book a cheap hotel BEHIND A RED LIGHT DISTRICT. Most can imagine how that would go.... Its quite simple. Don't stay in cheap hotels, don't be reckless for the sake of adventure, do your research, uber is available in india so no need to take unnecessary risks. Its so simple really but vloggers especially get very reckless for content.
I agree research and precautions are needed especially for women. Which is what I meant when I said adventurous, I meant you have experience in countries that need you to be more mindful of your decisions to stay safe.
@@AbbyandGaz yes, I wasn't referring to you btw you guys are awesome. I was referring to some influencers who go to countries on a shoestring budget, then go to slums for some reason because it's adventurous apparently and eat random street food, and after doing all this when they have some unfortunate incident due to their own stupidity they call India trash and defame it's name instead. It's nothing but frustrating, we need more vloggers like you guys.
i dont understand why the so called safety issues arises only when it comes to india meanwhile there are people being shot every week in the US and especially indians, just because all the crimes get so much attention that happen in india but when it comes to other countries, nobody really cares, also you cannot generalize a country when you have not travelled it entirely, you still have not visited the northern states like kashmir, ladakh, Manali, meghalaya and so much more, you have hardly travelled 20% of india, so this "indian travel guide" doesnt make sense at all. you sound like bunch of western hypocrites
Firstly we did not ask the questions so you are directing the safety question at us when it came from many of our followers. We were simply answering the question. Also we aren’t talking about the US in this video we are speaking about India. If we were travelling the US people would also ask us about feeling safe due to their gun laws.
Secondly if you listen we do actually state that it is difficult to generalize India as it is so large, diverse and we only did certain areas. We are just talking about our experience and this is a question and answer from our audience. We don’t claim to be experts on India hence why it is not called a travel guide 👍🏻.
I think you have completely misinterpreted this whole video☺️
Absolutely 100 folds safer than India. There are mire than a million Indians live here, students, refugees,asylum seekers, immigrants etc, all of them live safely enjoying. By the way in India you don't get other origins particularly Caucasians,Africans,Chinese, Caribbeans or South Americans naturalized, whereas in the UK we host people across the globe fyi.