WHY IS AMRITSAR INDIA SO FASCINATING!?! ❤️🇮🇳❤️ Golden Temple, Food & More! | 197 Countries, 3 Kids

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  • čas přidán 21. 04. 2023
  • Hi, guys! In this video, we are taking you on a journey to the vibrant city of Amritsar located in the state of Punjab, in northern India.
    Our adventure started as soon as we arrived at the Hyatt Regency Amritsar, where the staff warmly welcomed us with drinks and bindis!
    After a quick check-in, we hurried upstairs to freshen up before dinner. We were beyond happy to see clean, spacious, elegant rooms that had all the amenities we needed for a comfortable stay. The girls even named their room the "Teen Hub."
    In India, we had the pleasure to stay in awesome hotels, and we were excited to start exploring this one and see what it had to offer besides the comfortable rooms and the cool view! Hyatt Regency Amritsar did not disappoint! From the awesome pool to the incredible spa and fitness center, we were really impressed with our home away from home!
    But before we go any further, let's talk about the app that keeps all our travels fun and enjoyable!
    We present to you Geocaching and their Adventure Lab!
    Geocaching is a great way to make traveling more fun and exciting. It adds an extra layer of adventure to our journey and takes us to places we might not have otherwise discovered. By using GPS coordinates and clues, geocaching encourages us to explore new areas and experience different cultures. Their Adventure Lab is a virtual treasure hunt where participants solve puzzles and answer questions at various locations, all while exploring the city.
    One of the biggest advantages of geocaching is that it is a low-cost activity that can be done almost anywhere in the world. All you need is a GPS-enabled device, such as a smartphone, and access to the internet to search for caches in the area.
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    For dinner, we enjoyed a traditional Amritsar Thali, which consisted of various dishes, including butter chicken, chana masala, and dal makhani, served with rice, naan, and papad. The food was flavorful, and we savored every bite. The next day, we indulged in more delicious food for breakfast, including dosas, omelets, and fresh fruits.
    One of our most moving experiences in Amritsar was visiting the Jallianwala Bagh Memorial. This public garden houses a memorial of national importance, established in memory of the hundreds of unarmed and innocent people killed or wounded when British troops fired on them on April 13, 1919. The memorial serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by India's forefathers for the country's independence.
    No visit to Amritsar is complete without the Golden Temple, a sacred Sikh shrine located in the heart of the city. The temple is an architectural marvel made of gold and marble, surrounded by a pool of water that reflects its beauty. One of the coolest things on this trip was seeing the massive community kitchen, where volunteers prepare and serve food to over 100,000 visitors and devotees every day.
    We also gave a special offering on behalf of our New Zealand friend and witnessed the enormous queue of people waiting to see the holy book, Guru Granth Sahib, which is kept inside the temple and is considered the ultimate spiritual authority for the Sikh religion.
    After the Golden Temple, we walked a bit through Old Town Amritsar, which was full of narrow lanes, old buildings, and bustling markets.
    But our adventure in Amritsar didn’t end there. We ended up going to the famous Wagah border, where 60,000 people gather every single day for a ceremony between the Pakistan and India border. Stay tuned for this and more in our next video, and don’t forget to share and subscribe!
    0:48 On the Road to Amritsar, Punjab, India from Dehradun
    2:04 Warm Welcome at Hyatt Regency Amritsar
    2:47 Room Tour at Hyatt Regency Amritsar
    7:20 Full Tour of Hyatt Amritsar Property
    9:32 Big Thanks to Geocaching & Adventure Lab
    10:36 Traditional Amritsar Thali Dinner
    17:30 More Delicious Amritsar Food for Breakfast
    22:01 Jallianwala Bagh Memorial in Amritsar, India
    26:44 Visiting Amritsar’s Famous Golden Temple in Punjab, India
    29:38 Golden Temple Massive Community Kitchen
    32:26 Special Offering from New Zealand
    34:03 Enormous Queue To See The Holy Book Guru Granth Sahib
    34:17 Experiencing Old Town Amritsar, Punjab
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  • @GrowingUpWithoutBorders
    @GrowingUpWithoutBorders  Před rokem +90

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    • @theophilusbondo6109
      @theophilusbondo6109 Před rokem +1

      Lovely Ladies: congratulations to you guys for your new remarkable video today's from Amritsar, India this weekend in April of 2023.I wish you guys the BEST always in 2023❤️❤️❤️❤️

    • @ravindrarao175
      @ravindrarao175 Před rokem

      Wow
      💏 💏💏💘💑💚🍦🍧🍨🙋👌👍
      Iloveyou

    • @judiciaryservice2620
      @judiciaryservice2620 Před rokem

      when you come Rajasthan

    • @judiciaryservice2620
      @judiciaryservice2620 Před rokem +1

      I'm waiting in Rajasthan

    • @kirandeepkaur465
      @kirandeepkaur465 Před rokem

      Hlo

  • @universaltruth9988
    @universaltruth9988 Před rokem +250

    What i love about sikh temples is there is no discrimination

    • @JaspreetSingh-me7yr
      @JaspreetSingh-me7yr Před rokem +22

      But people are starting to defame golden temple once again

    • @gurubhai2071
      @gurubhai2071 Před rokem +14

      ​@@JaspreetSingh-me7yrnot everyone is defaming we love darbar sahib❤
      And it is human behaviour no one can stop them (whenever khattarwadh increase people start targeting other like RSS and Bajrang dal influence is increasing )

    • @Ash01010
      @Ash01010 Před rokem

      what i love about you is how dumb you are isliye tumhari koi kuam izzat nhi karti

    • @mehakaur
      @mehakaur Před rokem +2

      @@gurubhai2071 exactly:)

    • @mehakaur
      @mehakaur Před rokem +2

      ​@@Ash01010
      Means? Usne glat kya bola esa?

  • @ninjawarrior6027
    @ninjawarrior6027 Před rokem +593

    Punjab is the heart of India. So much history, so many sacrifices. 😢. Thanks for showing it in its true spirit. 🙏

    • @GrowingUpWithoutBorders
      @GrowingUpWithoutBorders  Před rokem +90

      Yeah for us this was the true India experience we were waiting for.

    • @riteshpatelbk
      @riteshpatelbk Před rokem +6

      @@GrowingUpWithoutBorders India has many more to offer. keep exploring. ask us anything for more knowledge...

    • @nagendraprasadr9278
      @nagendraprasadr9278 Před rokem +69

      Absolutely, Punjab and Sardars are special... Love and Respect from TN ❤

    • @PAPA.PARDESI
      @PAPA.PARDESI Před rokem

      @@GrowingUpWithoutBorders lot of khalistanis in kanneda too from punjab😂😂trudeau jack a$$ will be kicked hard by india, he is lot of mis-adventure with india

    • @ManuGill678
      @ManuGill678 Před rokem

      @@fankomiyodheyade Porkistani 🐖🐖🐖🤣

  • @gaganpreet2382
    @gaganpreet2382 Před rokem +60

    I'm so happy that people from abroad also like Punjabi culture specially Sikh temple...lots of love from Ludhiana (Punjab)

  • @happysunda9695
    @happysunda9695 Před rokem +208

    The golden temple is the most peaceful place in our Punjab🇮🇳 waheguru waheguru god bless god bless 🙏

    • @singhdhillon1
      @singhdhillon1 Před rokem +17

      First of all, the real name of this place is Harmandir Sahib or Darbar Sahib. Golden Temple name is given by the British people.

    • @OhiSandhu
      @OhiSandhu Před rokem +3

      @@singhdhillon1 thn what?

    • @mandeepaksngh
      @mandeepaksngh Před rokem +18

      @@OhiSandhu then this-
      It is not a temple,after all that girl's drama who made a scene few days back...saying "yeh golden temple hai" as if it is her father's property....it is a reminder for everyone...this is"Darbar Sahib,Amritsar".
      Not some hindu's personal property to mess with.

    • @anon21qwerty17
      @anon21qwerty17 Před rokem +4

      @@mandeepaksngh not harmandir sahib, but darbar sahib

    • @balajikumar1919
      @balajikumar1919 Před rokem

      ​@@mandeepaksngh You idiot... Hindus and Sikhs are the same. Sikh gurus descended from Khatri Hindus. One of them sacrificed his life for his Hindu brethren so that Dharma prevails in the face of Mughal barbarism. So stop with your brainless hate mongering.

  • @amrutkukreja999
    @amrutkukreja999 Před rokem +200

    Lots of love to Punjab From Maharashtra ❤️❤️💐

    • @gshrdy5415
      @gshrdy5415 Před rokem +4

      We Indians have lot of passion for the country, Indians want India to be greatest in the world without violence, what a country, I lived in USA for last 40 years, so I can see with a birds eye view.

    • @mrgill2846
      @mrgill2846 Před rokem +4

      thank u, luv u too maharashatra.

    • @gurubhai2071
      @gurubhai2071 Před rokem +2

      Jay Maharashtra bhau ❤

    • @mrgill2846
      @mrgill2846 Před rokem +4

      @@naturelover630 khalistan ke lond be baj

    • @gurubhai2071
      @gurubhai2071 Před rokem +7

      @@mrgill2846 weer aay koi Sikh nhi jo comment karde bar bar
      Aay khalsthan wala comment intentionally kithay jandhay waa Indian walo 🧐
      Te apne log free chh iina lokkan nu attention de rahe te reply kar rahe ..... Aaj kal changa aahi waa assi Sikh Normal reply kariye te iina kothii de baachya nu ignore kariye 🙏

  • @ashimdey7413
    @ashimdey7413 Před rokem +38

    All indians must respect and love to our sikh brothers,, lots of love to our most lovable state Punjab..

  • @Simrrannn
    @Simrrannn Před rokem +60

    Hope you guys enjoyed punjab. Punjab is something which is totally different from whole of india. I am living in Surrey, canada and miss punjab everyday. Will return permanently to punjab very soon. ❤

    • @GrowingUpWithoutBorders
      @GrowingUpWithoutBorders  Před rokem +9

      We sure did. It was an amazing experience! All the best once you return home.

    • @jasspreet_3334
      @jasspreet_3334 Před rokem

      Hyyy

    • @jollyjames30
      @jollyjames30 Před rokem +1

      Why you don't like Canada?

    • @scythian404
      @scythian404 Před 6 měsíci

      ​@@jollyjames30Punjabis are defrent people they respect that countries where they live Punjabi people not like other countries who live in Canada uk Australia newzeland usa and other countries and standing with their countries i seen many Punjabis who live in Australia newzeland uk when india Pakistan win cricket match from uk Australia newzeland then other Indian and pakistani so happy but if Australia newzeland uk win cricket match from india and Pakistan then Indian and pakistani cry they stand with their native countries but i see Punjabi peoples they stand with that countries where they live if they live in Australia newzeland uk then they are happy when Australia newzeland uk win match from india and Pakistan they are sad if Australia newzeland uk lost cricket match Punjabi give respect to thst countries where they live where thy do jobs thst countries frist for sikh people's because mostly Punjabi sikhs called jatt people their ancestors from ancient Ukraine they are from scythian ( saka) tribe Punjabis surnames match with French people German people polish Romanian Ukrainians steepe and cremia areas peoples and when sikhs had their own country sikh kingdom in Punjab then 1 khalsa rupees and 13 British poun was same value and napoleon Bonaparte and king ranjit singh was best friends napoleon send so many French soldiers and army officers to punjab they worked in khalsa army many German worked in khalsa army some Italian and some jews worked in khalsa army and 2 American worked in khalsa army 17th century that was power of the Punjabi and in 17th century 85% know 3 to 4 language and khalsa army solders know French Punjabi farsi and lical north Indian languages and big thing is king ranjit singh saved many Jewish from irani sunni Muslims area because sunni Muslims told them accept islam forcefully and sikh help them and give them land in Punjab peshawar city now in pakistani Punjabi and maharaja ranjit singh maked sinegoug for that Jewish and give them homes now that sinegoug survived in peshawar city when 1947 British maked 2 countries india and Pakistan then they maked 2 Punjab and peshawar go into Pakistan and that jewsh setled in Mumbai and jews attacked on sikh temple 1984 with Indian govt thats deference between sikhs and others sikhs saved hinduisam sikhs give their lifes for defend hindus and their religion but hindus killed the sikhs 1984 and destroy their temples thats deference between sikhs and hindus Muslims mugals killed the sikh guru arjun dev ji and his son guru hargobind maked mosque for the Muslims that deference between sikh and Muslims British killed thensikhs but sikhs give their life for Christian countries second world War and big thing after Christian soldiers sikh soldiers give their life's in world war thats deference between Christians and sikhs thats why i like sikhs and Sikhism im not follow any religion but i love Sikhism because i read history of the every religion all other religions are killers of the innocent peoples and convert them forcefully but Sikhism not converted any one in forcefully into Sikhism if today you goto in any sikh temple they have no problem whats your religion where are you from you arena Christian Muslims Buddhist hindu and from any other religions if younare not follow any religion not believe in god sikhs have no problem they love you respect you likena human

  • @mehto..boy9362
    @mehto..boy9362 Před rokem +13

    Proud to be an punjabi and indian.....love you all......❤❤❤

  • @danensis
    @danensis Před rokem +45

    Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth guru, instructed Sikhs to regard the Granth (what you referred to as "the holy book") as their Guru. Hence their respect for it.

    • @bhavneetkaur723
      @bhavneetkaur723 Před rokem +5

      Absolutely ,, 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 ur very well informed I must say

    • @harjitkaur6623
      @harjitkaur6623 Před rokem +6

      The words are the real Gurus of us all the time, we talk words, we think words, we listen words but the word in the holy Guru Granth sahib is divine and they are the words came from the true gurus and are eternal

  • @JatinderSingh-cm7ul
    @JatinderSingh-cm7ul Před rokem +56

    Great to see you visiting one of the most sacred places of the Sikh religion. In Gurdwaras all across the world, everyone is welcome irrespective of their race, religion, caste.

  • @taranpreetk259
    @taranpreetk259 Před 7 měsíci +4

    I'm from Punjab. I have visited golden temple many times in my life. We often call golden temple as harmandir sahib in our mother tongue language Punjabi. I'm proud of cultural and religious background.

  • @user-js3ee5qv6g
    @user-js3ee5qv6g Před rokem +43

    Seen many vloggers do videos around this area but this was by far the best! It is very fulfilling to do SEWA at Siri Harmandar Sahib, I used to get up very early to help clean steps etc and also had opportunity to do dharshan of shiri Guru Granth Sahib, since there are less people during very early hrs.

  • @ravsingh5347
    @ravsingh5347 Před rokem +9

    One of the most beautiful place in the world. Always go amritsar when I'm in india...🙏🇬🇧👑👍🌍

  • @roger8734
    @roger8734 Před rokem +21

    when India was being invaded one after another by outsiders in ancient times it was the Punjab, now divided between India and Pakistan which took the most beating. because of genocides one after the other it gave birth to the warrior community called Sikh. they have saved millions of Indians specially women. they are a big reason that present day India not an Islamic country.

  • @simsim4395
    @simsim4395 Před rokem +25

    This is my hometown and its always good to see it from afar. You guys did a great job explaining. And right there is nothing like the Golden Temple in the whole wide world, infact it should be one of the wonders. Regards from Cleveland, Ohio.

    • @GrowingUpWithoutBorders
      @GrowingUpWithoutBorders  Před rokem +4

      Thanks! It was such a great experience to be able to visit it. Thanks for letting us know where you’re watching from too!

  • @amandeepsingh9753
    @amandeepsingh9753 Před rokem +21

    I hope you guys really had good time in Amritsar, it's the heart of Punjab, the real name of golden temple is "Darbar Sahib" or "Harminder sahib" golden temple is mostly used so people could easily remember it and it's easy to pronounce. We Sikhs beleive in humanity so golden temple feeds more than 1Lac people in a day irrespective their religion, color, place nothing matters and it's increases in weekends upto 2Lac.

  • @harjitkaur6623
    @harjitkaur6623 Před rokem +12

    The Guru never ever sleeps, it is time when the holy book is not displayed . the ceremony is called Sukh asan but at another place an other volume would be open and peoples would be reading. The holy book contains poetic hymns of the divine Gurus.. You are right, Golden temple is not the real name, it is the name given by the outsiders, the real name is Gurdwara Darbar Sahib ( literal meaning is the court of the Guru where people come to seek blessings , wash their sins, confession and learning ) AKA Harminder sahib. The volunteerness is called seva which one of the pillars of the Sikhi ( sometimes called sikhism)

  • @rahul-ob7hn
    @rahul-ob7hn Před rokem +13

    I love how their father is gone the extra mile to not show even an inch of himself on the camera, and not even speak a single word through all this time they have been in India. Thats some next-level dedication.

    • @GrowingUpWithoutBorders
      @GrowingUpWithoutBorders  Před rokem +2

      He really doesn’t like being on camera at all.

    • @ashyyyk8098
      @ashyyyk8098 Před rokem +1

      ​@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders it's understandable but I realised it pretty late that photos and videos are the only things through which one can revisit all the memories 😅

    • @GrowingUpWithoutBorders
      @GrowingUpWithoutBorders  Před rokem +2

      We have heaps of photos as a family and share a bunch over on Instagram.

    • @jatgee5195
      @jatgee5195 Před rokem

      ​@@ashyyyk8098 You guys need to learn to stay quiet & not post every stupid thought in comments everywhere. Think about all the reasons & possibilities before running your thumbs. No one likes your unwanted judgements.

    • @ashyyyk8098
      @ashyyyk8098 Před rokem

      @@GrowingUpWithoutBorders I'd suggest clicking some random 📸 too, those are the most memorable to see in future 😉

  • @sufipunjabde6103
    @sufipunjabde6103 Před rokem +9

    Baba Nanak Dev Ji bless you and your family 🙏❤️

  • @jattsaab7913
    @jattsaab7913 Před rokem +10

    Proud of Punjab 👑❤

  • @bgill5585
    @bgill5585 Před rokem +3

    The Golden Temple signifies the teachings of the Sikh Religion in articture and practice.
    It has FOUR entrances which signifies that ALL people from the four corners of humanity are equally welcome.
    The site is constructed below ground leve. The steps flowing down into the Sikh Golden Temple represents the need to be humble and reject blind ego.
    Remarkably Guru Arjan who constructed the site chose out of all the spiritual people including himself a Muslim Saint to lay the symbolic foundation stone to the Sikh Shrine. The Guru disregarded religion by name and labels alone and instead saw the light in all people regardless of religion, gender, caste or nation.
    At the Golden Temple is the World's biggest free community kitchen serving tens of thousands of people everyday. However every Sikh Temple across the globe serves free food as a religious obligation to anyone regardless if race, religion etc. This practise was started by the first Guru - Guru Nanak in rejection of class, faith and caste inequalities before the Golden Temple over 500 years ago and continues worldwide today.
    Within the Golden Temple is housed the Guru Granth Sahib where the Sikh teachings are contained. The Guru Granth Sahib not only containes works of the Sikh Guru's but uniquely also the divine revelations and spiritual writings of others from different backgrounds and castes. The Guru Granth Sahib opens with the basic concept of the One Universal, supreme Energy called by so many different names across humanity,.
    Ik oankar - One absolute being (God)
    Satnam - Eternal truth it's name
    Karta Purkh - Creator
    Nirbau - without fear
    Nirvair - without hate/ enmity
    Akal Murat - Deathless/timeless image
    Ajuni - Beyound birth and death
    Saibang - self existant
    Gurprasad - known by the Guru's Grace.
    In the words of the tenth Sikh Guru - Guru Gobind Singh "recognise the human race as ONE"

  • @derekw.9878
    @derekw.9878 Před rokem +21

    Thank you for bringing the most interesting adventures and hotels stays to us. Chloe is hilarious when she doesn’t like something!

  • @kimrankang2595
    @kimrankang2595 Před rokem +4

    In Golden temple, all people are equal, no one rich no one poor, same goes for community kitchen

  • @raju_kaler_uppal
    @raju_kaler_uppal Před rokem +6

    Thx ❤ For Visiting My Mother Land and Exploring Land of Joy n Martyrs ❤#Punjab

  • @ginnydhillongill1
    @ginnydhillongill1 Před rokem +9

    wow!! so good to see people experiencing the same things i grew up with. Fun fact: we live 20 mins away from golden temple, at the moment i'm in UK with my husband . i visited there in january of this year, it was fun!! And i just subscribed bcz i wanna see more of you lovely ladies.❤

  • @rights7328
    @rights7328 Před rokem +6

    PUNJAB rich with history ❤

  • @EagleLSS
    @EagleLSS Před 11 měsíci +2

    Amritsar OMG my great grandfather migrated from Amritsar in 1946. Still we have same culture same language same food same instincts and much more similarities. I hope some day we will visit east Punjab like EU member countries does

  • @karanhundal8988
    @karanhundal8988 Před rokem +12

    I think you got incredible experience from Amritsar than ever somewhere else ❤️❤️

  • @fearlesswarrior4415
    @fearlesswarrior4415 Před rokem +6

    The BEST episode..such a amazing journey you have shared with us. You have covered it so beautifully and respectfully.🙏🙌💐

  • @Lander550
    @Lander550 Před rokem +2

    I love my punjab india thanks for coming and visiting . . .plz come all season. . .love u. . .jaan❤🥰 . . Rabb tehnu chardikla ch rakkhe mera bugga...✌️

  • @achharsinghgill472
    @achharsinghgill472 Před rokem

    Amazing ! Lots of love and regards to you ladies! and all the people watching!

  • @MAJHAILXMEET
    @MAJHAILXMEET Před rokem +4

    Thanks for showing our city and culture internationally🤗❤

  • @pendupeopleunity2059
    @pendupeopleunity2059 Před rokem +4

    How do you like our Punjab? Harminder Sahib is highly respected in the Sikh world. Everyone's wishes come true here. May you also be very happy and lucky.

    • @gurubhai2071
      @gurubhai2071 Před rokem

      How do you like Punjab ?? 😂
      Bhai English chh tu sawal kar rahya tinu Punjab kiway pasand aasakda ???
      Tusi tareef kar rahe yaa chidkk rahe yo

    • @Tripjot_Singh
      @Tripjot_Singh Před rokem +3

      ​@@gurubhai2071 ohh phrava shabda nu ni tusi veere di feelings nu samjho 😂

    • @anshumansingh5088
      @anshumansingh5088 Před rokem

      ​@@gurubhai2071 itna bhi koi galat na h, tu btade k sahi hoga

  • @banvindersingh1990
    @banvindersingh1990 Před rokem +5

    Thank you for visiting Punjab. INDIA❤❤

  • @JasvirSingh-nm3vm
    @JasvirSingh-nm3vm Před rokem +2

    ❤❤❤ I Love Harmandir Sahib ji.

  • @speechlessfeelings71
    @speechlessfeelings71 Před rokem +4

    ❤Golden Temple is so beautiful place to visit , you feel peace whenever u go there.

  • @singhtera2216
    @singhtera2216 Před rokem +30

    Best part of your video is your happy family👪
    Edited 32:06 👌😇 best feeling of harmandir sahib
    And Mam, Golden Temple actual name is Darbar sahib or harmandir sahib 🕌
    Punjab is to be pronounced "panj+aab" not poonjab 😅
    God bless your family🌹🙏

  • @preetsomal9483
    @preetsomal9483 Před rokem +1

    Thank you for showing us our beautiful and blissful land of 10 Guru’s and land of 5 rivers PUNJAB Heart of India

  • @ranjitsinghsher-e-punjab9790

    36:06 The statue of our King Our lord Maharaja Ranjit Singh ❤❤❤❤

  • @kallyankumar2034
    @kallyankumar2034 Před rokem +5

    Amazing beautiful and lucky family on the planet. Good decision to travel around the world.

  • @iyi4322
    @iyi4322 Před rokem +6

    Come to Pakistan also.
    I am also from Punjab.
    But Pakistani Punjab.
    Both Punjab are beautiful and one. 😊❤❤

    • @GrowingUpWithoutBorders
      @GrowingUpWithoutBorders  Před rokem +1

      Yes! We did. We’re going to post some videos from Canada and then you’ll see our videos from Pakistan next!! 🙌

    • @iyi4322
      @iyi4322 Před rokem +1

      @@GrowingUpWithoutBorders ok sisters ❤❤

    • @baljinderkaur1328
      @baljinderkaur1328 Před rokem +1

      We love you, Punjabi brothers and sisters ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

    • @iyi4322
      @iyi4322 Před rokem

      @@baljinderkaur1328 we love you too our Punjabi brothers and sisters on the other side. ❤❤

    • @sigmamale6143
      @sigmamale6143 Před rokem +1

      @@iyi4322 yo I miss that Punjab Pakistan wala

  • @Tom-ds5uk
    @Tom-ds5uk Před 11 měsíci +1

    I am so glad you visited the holiest site of Sikhs.

  • @jaswinderjassal6124
    @jaswinderjassal6124 Před rokem +1

    love the golden temple I visit every time when I come to india pay my respect to my gurus

  • @OnlyPanthKhalsa
    @OnlyPanthKhalsa Před rokem +5

    Great video. I hope Chloe feels better. Its not easy for someone from Canada to face that much heat, traffic and traffic noise. Stay safe, stay happy. I hope she leaves India with good memories. Love from Punjab and India.

  • @kallyankumar2034
    @kallyankumar2034 Před rokem +5

    Food looks divine

  • @jonyjohn
    @jonyjohn Před rokem

    This is great, happy to see you in my country... I'm sure you ppl gonna love it, stay safe, happy and healthy and keep exploring.

  • @jatt_life8790
    @jatt_life8790 Před rokem +2

    🔥PUNJAB🔥, india

  • @alani3992
    @alani3992 Před rokem +6

    Its more like Pun-jab, like a sarcastic Pun, rather than PoonJab.
    Punj means Five, sister of the Latin word Penta, & 'ab' is river.
    So its the land of the Five Rivers.

  • @gamdoorsingh872
    @gamdoorsingh872 Před rokem +4

    Punjab is the. Heart' of India very proud to be indian Jai hind Jai bharat

  • @rushsagar
    @rushsagar Před 2 měsíci

    Fabulous vlog. It was crisp yet good information

  • @sahilshergillofficial
    @sahilshergillofficial Před rokem +1

    Lots of love and respect from Amritsar 🙏🏻🥰

  • @avtarsingh7405
    @avtarsingh7405 Před rokem +4

    Waheguru ji 🙏🙏❤❤

  • @mandeepaksngh
    @mandeepaksngh Před rokem +25

    Lovely video.❤️
    This sikh gurdwara is known as "Shri Darbar Sahib,Amritsar" or "Shri Harmandar Sahib,Amritsar".
    The "Golden Temple" name was actually given by the british rulers back in the time,and we sikhs find it a little offending,also because the present Hindu majority population of India and Nazi Indian govt.is dominating and wants to take control of all our sikh places by assimilating our faith into thiers and giving our gurdwaras the name similar to their own hindu temples.
    We would love if you know the gurdwara sahib by the actual historic name that the sikhs know it by,which was given by the Sikh Gurus(who actually built the gurdwaras across Punjab and other places),please. And tell your canadian friends the same name and the story behind it.😊
    Thank you.🙏

    • @jetank2016
      @jetank2016 Před rokem +1

      It’s also known as Golden temple. Who are you to decide on sone names and rejecting others ? It belongs to Indians and we can call it with any name. It’s Ours.

    • @simargurna
      @simargurna Před rokem +5

      @@jetank2016 tera bude aala thaa ni haiga.

    • @jetank2016
      @jetank2016 Před rokem

      @@simargurna Bilkul hai. H take dekhlo asee ta Golden Temple hi Kahange

    • @nationmatters919
      @nationmatters919 Před rokem

      Lol, another sick 🤡

    • @nationmatters919
      @nationmatters919 Před rokem

      Tere kehn to koi khena nhi rok dega, koi ni lenda offensive, asi Islamist nhi haige

  • @damans8023
    @damans8023 Před rokem +2

    Amritsar - My city !! I was just there … miss it

  • @Hanger990
    @Hanger990 Před rokem

    Kids Grown up Now God Bless You All.

  • @Maximus-qk8sr
    @Maximus-qk8sr Před rokem +3

    Very well mannered family!

  • @Swanoaks
    @Swanoaks Před rokem +4

    Amazing is all I can say. Kiwi from Virginia

  • @Vicks234
    @Vicks234 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Just came across this video. It’s great to see you’re enjoying this experience, The Golden Temple is amazing and Serene it’s such a pure place. 🙏🙏

  • @Just_forfun9140
    @Just_forfun9140 Před rokem +3

    If you are in or near Delhi, consider visiting Akshardham temple, its amazing architecture, prince Charles, I think Canadian PM and others visited. Its huge, allow lot of time.

  • @shortsgaming4007
    @shortsgaming4007 Před rokem +4

    WHAT A BEAUTIFUL VLOG ❤

  • @kushalbaruah9560
    @kushalbaruah9560 Před rokem +1

    welcome to golden temple all of you .

  • @sunnygillstar8661
    @sunnygillstar8661 Před rokem +2

    this was a great episode - good job guys

  • @russellturner1909
    @russellturner1909 Před rokem +4

    Would have liked to see the border show 😟🇳🇿👍

    • @GrowingUpWithoutBorders
      @GrowingUpWithoutBorders  Před rokem +3

      That’s in our next video. Can you believe they do this everyday and approx 60,000 show up!!!

    • @KING-ni4ze
      @KING-ni4ze Před rokem +6

      The border ceremony needs to stop. We are not so friendly with Terroristan.

    • @russellturner1909
      @russellturner1909 Před rokem +1

      @@KING-ni4ze Aren't they still technically at war in the Kashmir region.

    • @KING-ni4ze
      @KING-ni4ze Před rokem +1

      @@russellturner1909 exactly

  • @Damian_HENRY
    @Damian_HENRY Před rokem +4

    Punjab seems different 😂 what they would feel if they were in North East

    • @GrowingUpWithoutBorders
      @GrowingUpWithoutBorders  Před rokem +3

      It was definitely different than other areas we visited.

    • @Damian_HENRY
      @Damian_HENRY Před rokem +4

      @@GrowingUpWithoutBorders all the four corners of india are very different the middle is more of a melting pot ..mixed

  • @memesmaster164
    @memesmaster164 Před rokem

    Thanking you dear to visit our punjab lots of love from my side 💙💙💙💙💙

  • @a.s.bhullar3602
    @a.s.bhullar3602 Před rokem +2

    I love to see you doing sewa as volunteer at Gurudwara darbar sahib amritsar 🙏

  • @no_men633
    @no_men633 Před rokem

    Yes i m proud Indian

  • @rsjaurr
    @rsjaurr Před rokem

    Only yesterday i went to Golden temple and happened to see your marvelous video. You ladies are a bunch of pure souls. ✨️

  • @man58652
    @man58652 Před rokem +1

    Sikhs are very kind hearted people. If i had to choose a religion it would be sikishm

  • @AmitKumar-ye8vx
    @AmitKumar-ye8vx Před rokem +1

    Very nice vlog👌❤️from Amritsar Punjab 👍

  • @lovesran1759
    @lovesran1759 Před rokem

    that come to India Amritsar welcome Golden Temple ❤❤❤

  • @aprainaful
    @aprainaful Před rokem +1

    Future of world
    Great girls
    Good team work

  • @navjotsingh-hl1jg
    @navjotsingh-hl1jg Před rokem

    thank you showing our country all over the world

  • @Rajput97200
    @Rajput97200 Před rokem

    Amazing place for worship golden temple shri harmandir sahib g … ❤punjab is the best

  • @vaneetrandhawa2919
    @vaneetrandhawa2919 Před rokem

    Great. Lovely stay.

  • @samsharma6123
    @samsharma6123 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Yes Punjab is love❤..But do visit south, ppl here are equally gud as Sardarji's.... Punjab is the heart of India and south is the culture of India... Namo Namo n waheguruji...

  • @igurpreetsingh
    @igurpreetsingh Před rokem

    This is nice of you ladies exploring the golden temple in Punjab it’s nice and beautiful learning the history hope you girls enjoyed it

  • @sukhdhillon3153
    @sukhdhillon3153 Před rokem

    Too good and thanks

  • @inderjitsandhu4197
    @inderjitsandhu4197 Před rokem

    Waheguru 🙏ji thank you so much very nice video

  • @Dreamchaser-ku3kq
    @Dreamchaser-ku3kq Před rokem

    Thank you for visiting Punjab 🇮🇳 and Golden temple 🙏

  • @Gurpreetsingh-ft9ez
    @Gurpreetsingh-ft9ez Před 7 měsíci

    Stay blessed🙏, all of yours way of talking is real cute & thanks for exploring and representing punjab in this such a good way it shows that how good manners you have

  • @ManpreetKaur-to6vi
    @ManpreetKaur-to6vi Před rokem +2

    Dhan Guru Ramdas ji, waheguru waheguru waheguru!

  • @Blessheed
    @Blessheed Před rokem +1

    Bless your souls for traveling and sharing your time with us all, may the good Lord be always with you. You are in my favourite part of India...hope you folks have the best of time.

  • @simisingh6581
    @simisingh6581 Před rokem

    Hi lovely watching😊 i am a South African Indian n i go to Amritsar every year. I love Punjab. I too also carry lots of toilet paper😅. Been very sad when visiting the Jallian wala bhag. Enjoy ur trip💞

  • @sauravdhillon2037
    @sauravdhillon2037 Před 7 měsíci

    Thank you so much for exploring Amritsar. I am from Amritsar I live in Toronto , I feel so happy to hear you are from Canada , your vlog was awesome , hope I was in India I would have invited you to my place to show more places around and authentic Punjabi culture 😊😊

  • @KGSinghSF
    @KGSinghSF Před rokem

    Nice to see and great introduction to many who will watch this channel and thanks

  • @SehajBTSarmy
    @SehajBTSarmy Před rokem +2

    Hi guys my background culture is punjab . I hope you like it , it is very good and also your mind gets inner peace if you sit for only 5 minutes in golden temple .

  • @s.venkateswarpatnaik2484

    Nice video you are all made covering the entire Places in the Holy place Amritsar Golden Temple and all of you expressed your views in the video about Amritsar.i liked your video.you're all in very good dresses👯‍♂️💃👯‍♂️👯‍♂️👯‍♂️💃💃🎵🎸⛱️

  • @motionislife4879
    @motionislife4879 Před rokem +1

    Feels like Punjab!

  • @anilchopra5754
    @anilchopra5754 Před 7 měsíci

    Awesome thanks for sharing I was here

  • @leemoz
    @leemoz Před rokem

    Best vlog I have ever seen !!

  • @jaswantsingh9287
    @jaswantsingh9287 Před rokem

    Great video, thanks.

  • @simranjitsingh5026
    @simranjitsingh5026 Před rokem +1

    Well come india amritsar punjab ❤

  • @gurdevsingh165
    @gurdevsingh165 Před rokem

    So nice U going to Amritsar Darbar shib may Barth palas Amritsar The Great city in Punjab INDIA 🇮🇳

  • @unknowntourist8667
    @unknowntourist8667 Před rokem

    Most welcome to Amritsar Punjab

  • @manjitaulakh3240
    @manjitaulakh3240 Před rokem

    So beautiful loved watching this

  • @jas2959
    @jas2959 Před 8 měsíci

    Welcome to Amritsar, Punjab. Waheguru bless you always

  • @MANJITSingh-wh2fd
    @MANJITSingh-wh2fd Před rokem

    Lots of love from punjab ❤️❤️🙏🙏

  • @alivirsangra904
    @alivirsangra904 Před rokem +1

    Thank you the way you showed Amritsar and Golden Temple is amazing l hope you guys had best experience ❤ in Punjab