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Not easily but you will find it in proper restaurants. Just google city name + vegan restaurant and you should be able to find them

Thank you so much!! Glad you liked It, means a lot :)

It is totally worth it. It’s so beautiful to know the story and their effort to restore their heritage is commendable.

Thank you so much. Goa in monsoons is different beauty and there is so much beyond the beaches and parties. So beautiful 🤩

Yes, but this place deserved a video of its own. It’s lovely and I want people to know about it :)

@@laljidhillon5638 I think this is still a great season for explore goa. It doesn’t rain much starting end of August and it’s still not crowded. Starting October, everything is expensive and crowded. If you want to visit beaches and relax, you won’t find shacks and comfort chairs in this weather but starting October it will be back :)

@@mrsdaakustudio when is off season or its only during monsoon

@@laljidhillon5638 off season is only monsoons

@@mrsdaakustudio okay then I planning for next monsoon any further advice on planning goa trip would be much appreciated. Me and my wife would be going and I have saved your complete video along with the links on where to stay and what all to see

@@laljidhillon5638 Monsoons are offseason. you can go anytime starting October as we, the beaches open up and you get more places to visit. In monsoons, you get waterfalls, greenery, ponds, and all of that because everything beach is closed down

I didn’t rain at all in October, it’s pleasant weather. Nights can be a little cold, but the days are great. No heat and roam as much as you like. There is always snow in shymbulak but you may not find it the way it is during winter season. We skipped on it so I cannot tell you for sure but I know there is snow throughout the year (the quantity differs)

Thank you so much ❤ tried to explore goa beyond the beaches

hi there, sorry for that. it has been removed for updating. I will review all links and update it soon

You do not follow up on website. you will email the editor of the website for your writing, and then follow up on that email

@@mrsdaakustudio ok

Hi Sanajan, you can either take a train to Tyklubus and then arrange transport with your stay OR you can fly or take a train to Shymkent city and then take a bus. The details of how we traveled is shared in the video.

Thankyou ✨

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Ask your bank what conversion will they give if you use debit card including any charges. I recommend you carry some usd to begin the trip, then just use your card. We did that. When you buy usd it’s expensive, so you lose some money there and then converting it to tenge is a little more loss. You need cash in Kazakhstan for almost everything, so make sure you either have enough usd or your card works with their banks. I recommend using Haylk bank for withdrawals

@@mrsdaakustudio u used ur debit card ? which bank and wht they charged every time when u take out cash from it. plz tell us it will more helpful

@@advocatemohitbhargava1937 yes debit card, I have covered the exact conversion they gave me in the video. I don’t remember exact numbers now, just find currency section.

Thousands of people volunteer each month, there are many legit opportunities. Instead of saying bewakoof banane ki khel - why not be clear and upfront on what you want to say and what was your experience?

It looks like there is something’s off with the website but you can check this www.firelandsmedia.com/?func=ctc It has some details. I will soon make a video on updated emails and more websites to guest post on

Also staying for 10-12 days so which cities or places I must visit?

August is fine, the weather will be decent. Your debit card works or not will depend on your bank, you want to confirm that before you leave the country. Credit cards are safer to use because you can raise dispute claims and all that. Think about getting one. Kazakhstan is safe for females. I didn’t do local tour companies but I am sure you can find many. For stay, prefer to stay in hostels so you have company. We stayed one day in a hostel (im forgetting the name but I have mentioned it in my saty video) and it was good. For 10-12 days, I think you can do Almaty, saty and Altyn eml national park OR Almaty, Saty, Aksu OR Almaty saty shymkent turkestan You won’t be able to do any more than that

@@mrsdaakustudio thank you for helping ❤️

Anytime! Looking forward to knowing your experience with the country

Thank you so much ☺️ Rakhmat 🙇‍♀️

Thank you :) you are from Kazakhstan ?

Welcome! Nope, from & at DEL. (Formerly at YT HQ, San Bruno, CA)

No, please don’t do that. If you cannot research, writer and submit original content then there is no point of doing this. None of this platforms will ever get back to you or respond.

I personally don’t know anyone who has picked it up as a business but may be you can drop your questions as I can try to help you out

Hi Parvathy, we didnt use any tour guide there. So cannot help you with that. Is there anything specific you want the tours for? I would suggest exploring Almaty at your pace

Were you able to find an answer to your question?

That’s great, hope you have a great time doing that. Why not share the link for that as well so it can help others? Also - We researched as much we wanted to, and we have a very convenient trip to Almaty and the rest of the country. I wouldn’t change it for anything. Thank you for stopping by.

Sure, people can search panda travels, Almaty on google. They have a lot of group tours available. The one I mentioned is for 20000 tenge per person. And regarding convenience, it sure doesn't look like it was a convenient trip. Cheers.

⁠@@yashtyson88thanks for the info. Did you travel with them? How was the experience? Are they legit? Like I said, I had the most amazing trip at Almaty. I met the most helpful people and locals. It couldn’t be more convenient than it was, and with Haider it was icing on the cake. You probably love to plan your travel to the T, I don’t. I like to leave out bits and pieces for the kind experiences that I had. Each to its own! 😊

Ohh that’s so amazing. If you have questions you can ask me. 3 days is just about enough

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Glad you liked it

I would recommend keeping a jacket at least. We went in April and it was snowing. Also evenings are usually cooler so I would recommend keeping them

Yes, definitely

Were you able to visit Tirthan in june?

@@mrsdaakustudio yeah.. had fun filled 4 days in Tirthan and Jibhi.. thanks😊

And I visited Trishla, but stayed in its counterpart Kaliyuga cottage

Yeah, what was the best thing you saw or did?

This is not a paid promotion, and we didn’t get anything in return for this video. It is our personal experience with them last year in April. I am sorry you had a bad experience, but we had an amazing time. The rooms were clean, the food was good and they made everything smooth.

May be your experience was good but unfortunately not ours ... and the condition of our rooms were pathenic though breakfast was good but dinner was below average overall not recommended

@@oneinyourheart07 When we went, the owner was there and he was pretty helpful and the helpers were too. I am sorry you had a bad experience with them. The property however is at a great location.

I gave my Indian number, it works

I have a link in the description box, you can contact them. The link is for the entire house, you can contact the owner and ask them for a room as well.

All year round Jalori pass is covered in snow. If you are lucky, you might see snowfall. You never know. When we went in April, we weren’t expecting snowfall, but it happened for good 15-20 mins

If you have kids, i would recommend taking it slow. a week is more than enough though. You can do tirthan in 2-3 days, jibhi and jalori in another 2-3 days comfortably. At the least, take 5 days.

Are u carrying any woollens? I am also going in june

Did you guys visit in June? How was it ?

@@mrsdaakustudio it was a lovely trip.. 4 days are enough for tirthan, jibhi and kakori pass.. weather was excellent with intermittent rain n sun. Our cottage was situated at best location in tirthankar valley beside the river.. magnificent view... Best was mini Thailand

@@np290172 ahh, thats so amazing to hear. It is beautiful the entire tirthan and jibhi stretch <3

Hi Deepak, November could be a lot cold and snowy. Check the weather on Google but as far as I remember, Nov end is minus degree temperatures

Hi suresh, 1. You can find wanderlust hostel on booking.com and book from there. That’s what I did 2. For other options, you probably have to find them on Instagram and reach out. Booking also has some options, you can check out. It’s a little interiors and I couldn’t find a lot of information on this. 3. We hired Aidar to explore. You have only 3 options: first, hire a car from Almaty and drive yourself. Second, hire aidar or any other cab guy to take you around 4. Pay the local transport but this can be expensive and sometimes you won’t even find anything in which case I have seen people hitchhiking. I would recommend hiring a cab or a self drive car

@@mrsdaakustudio Thanks Chhavi for your quick response. I will follow your advise. Best wishes. Keep vlogging.

BTW i have already contacted Aider and am in touch with him. Thanks.

@@surendrabarsode8959 Ohh yay, tell him a hi from Amit and Chhavi :)

Can I have Aider contact? We will be traveling on August

If I get another chance, I would probably not stay at the hotel Uzbekistan. Just find something near by Amir temur square because I found the boulevard street worthy of spending the evening time or if you are in to exploring a lot, find a hotel near chorsu bazaar.

@@mrsdaakustudio thanks since you already covering Tashkent any recommendations.

* or somewhere in boulevard street

@@laljidhillon5638 no, i didnt research much on tashkent. Just went with hotel uzbek but i am sure you can find lots of hotel around on booking.com

European ones work. But you can always buy one from their local market, it’s cheaper that way

It will be very very expensive. Get a local sim

@@mrsdaakustudio Thank you

I think it’s Pekhri.

@@mrsdaakustudio ok thanku so much