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@MonkehCream they seem very lethargic 😴 but I think sometimes they are waiting for unsuspecting prey to come past

Thanks its very beautiful 😍

I really envy you guys !

@@louiereyes8376 I hope you get the chance to visit one day 🙏 it can get quite crowded with tourists but beautiful all the same

Yes India has come a long way since independence! the British left a terrible legacy including a literacy rate of around 12% Things have improved immensely since then, hopefully the air quality will also improve 🤞

@@freedomwanderer thank you! It was a very surreal experience

@LetsAdventureTogether-LAT thanks! It was a great day out, wildlife everywhere

@@SuSu-m3l8o thank you! Much appreciated ❤️

@SuSu-m3l8o thanks! Not many places in Aus where you can see Emus and Kangaroos in the same field, but Wilsons Prom is one of them

@SuSu-m3l8o thanks so much 🙏 hopefully the weather improves 😂

​@@66xx66 random internet troll with even weirder views...

@atulbharti100 I'm sorry you feel that way but I don't think it's one-sided at all, try living there and have 11 years shaved off your life expectancy and I'm sure you'll change your mind!

I have to be honest with you when the air quality is so bad that you feel your throat burning and perpetually short of breath then it's reasonable to suggest that it's not a very liveable city at all, I'm sorry but I don't understand the controversy... Sure you're right Delhi has a rich historical and cultural heritage, but this isn't nearly enough to compensate for the current state it's in I've travelled all over the world and Delhi was my least favourite place, I'm quite explicit about that

… but then it is a polluted city . Period

@@Backpacking-theworld u don’t have the guts to put comments in the open then don’t do crappy vedios

I've lived in Delhi, it's not one sided.. 98% of Delhi is 'challenges' you've mentioned. The remaining 1 or 2 % suitable for humans that too for the richest of the rich..but once you step outside and get down to the streets it's not. I also developed chronic respiratory and digestive problems living in Delhi.. There are poor or middle class people in other countries too they don't live in such horrible conditions

@Cosmic-p8x yes you're right it's a regional issue, it's not just an India problem or a Pakistan problem, or a Bangladesh problem, it affects the whole region pollution doesn't respect borders Hopefully the relevant countries can put their enmity aside to reach a multilateral agreement on curbing these lethal pollution levels, but I see no sign of this so far...

@@Backpacking-theworld well it's still needs a big investment like xi jinping located 100 around billions fot population control

I've been in a few cities with bad pollution but Delhi tops the list unfortunately 😕 Those levels of pollution are hazardous to human life 😷

Not every experience you have whilst traveling is positive, unfortunately, I loved the rest of India I think it's an incredible country ❤️ But I have to be honest, Delhi was the one place I really hated

I mean delhi need s good budget for fixing it but because of grooming muslim and minority appease they wasting money funding minority for votes and all ​@@Backpacking-theworld

​​U won't believe indian muslim got 5-10 billion dollars annually for masjid funds and imaam fees and all which is ofcourse not government work...and they don't have money for fixing delhi pollution and dust how funny😂 all are thirsty for votes it's uk Or india both same level of thrist new York also becoming like this haha​ ...immigrants can ruin any place...delhi is ruined because of immigrants a big population contains immigrants they are behind crimes and pollution and even state minister arvind kejriwal also support them that's why delhi becoming trash@@Backpacking-theworld

@Cosmic-p8x I think I might have enjoyed delhi if it wasn't for the pollution (I came at a bad time of year) But it's so tragic, a public health emergency that reduces life expectancy by as much as 11 years! People are dying prematurely because of this, it's very sad to see

@sarinahaspar6184 yes the carvings are so ornate and beautiful 😍 even all these years later (though some are a bit faded and under restoration)

@FattyLameSnorkelist thanks! Once in a lifetime experience

@FattyLameSnorkelist yes well spotted! It took a little while for her to realise it wasn't edible 😂

@@Backpacking-theworld Well, I would have to change my wetsuit in this sharky situation😅

@@codyszymanski4273 she was banging on the tank to alert the other divers to the presence of the shark It was a heads-up, nothing wrong with that, and nothing to do with trying to force an interaction 🫡

Yes I dived with them in Fuvahmulah in the Maldives Unfortunately one of them has a scarred eye

Oh.. thanks I guess?

@harrymal8141 I missed that unfortunately 😔 but gives me a good excuse to go back! Thanks for the recommendation

@@Micetopic I love it ❤️ one of the most beautiful cities in the world 🌎 absolutely stunning!

@@Jeff-b3z the one and only!

@Backpacking-theworld hope your enjoying our beautiful country

It's fantastic thanks 😍

@@Backpacking-theworld that's awesome to hear ❤️

@@KhurshidsChannel thanks!

@@JAPARICAN50-50 they're pretty lethargic during the afternoon 😆

@carolinelancaster9163 thanks! Its like an open air zoo, there's so much wildlife

@@abigailbooth7994 It's an Australian King Parrot 🦜

@@Backpacking-theworld Thank you, just googled it 🕊️

@juliebates5315 thanks! Magnetic Island is probably the best place in Aus to see them in the wild About 800 of them on a relatively small island 🏝

@KhurshidsChannel thanks! its the best coastline on earth

@carolinelancaster9163 thanks! it's like nowhere else on Earth

@@Wulguru Absolutely 💯 hopefully we can protect what remains of the species for future generations 🙏 they're such fascinating and unique creatures

@@ajbono best not to eat them they're endangered! 😭

@bonniecozens1373 yes they're wild but they're quite tame because the neighbours feed them

@vividspace1225 thanks the street art in Melbourne is fascinating 👌 its constantly changing too so there's always something new to see!

@robabroad31 Thanks! The coral was pristine when I filmed it in 2023 but unfortunately the great barrier reef has experienced a devastating bleaching event this year, so it may well have been affected

Thanks the sardines can be found there almost every day of the year!

Thanks I was amazed how close they got Almost within arms reach 😮

@@Backpacking-theworld Awesome.

@sharkguy27 thanks so much 🙏 glad you appreciated it, they're such elegant majestic creatures

@dukemenangoravelsyata1429 thanks my pleasure!

Thanks! Its the most beautiful place I've ever visited

@@freedomwanderer Thanks! They're so docile and harmless to swim with