What a eventful day that was! Between the challan dodging thanks to the lenient police, the fuel shortage, the permit needed to enter the tribal areas, the lovely locals who helped me throughout the process...I would like to send a MASSIVE thanks to the Indian army/Police that facilitated my entry to the Spiti valley through the tribal areas. Call me a whiner, annoying, perseverant, whatever you want, but in the end, I made it in ;) Spiti valley, here I am! Hope you enjoy the vid and the riding footage guys Note: Massive apologies for the gap in uploading lately, I am in an area where internet is...unpredictable! I will work harder to deliver more over the next week guys, I have some crazy content coming up!!! Thanks for the continuous support !!! 💙
These are really remote places, man. I think these permits are there because of the proximity to the border, not because it's tribal. If you go to Sikkim, you would need a permit too. I think even for Ladakh and definitely for Kashmir.
Frenchy bro the officer by "dangerous" he mean the landslides and nature ,not the tribal people .I travelled this same road in October 2019 .The people are very humble and amazing.
No need to be worried about the tribals,the permit is mainly for your safety as you will be traveling from a very sparsely populated area where there will be no help easily available in case of emergency(landslides,floods accidents and medical issues). This parmit will let the administration know about your whereabouts in the region .
It makes sense. Better safe than sorry. If incase of any emergency, it could become a diplomatic issue because he is a 'Frenchy' citizen. Hope everything is gona be safe. 🙏🇮🇳
Your parents raised you well. You always are always so grateful for everything you receive. I am so glad you have documented your journey so that when you are old and in your rocking chair you can relive this incredible journey of yours. It is a testimony that kindness can unite the world. India should give you honorary citizenship for representing India in such a good light to the rest of the world. Most people around the world think of India as just slums, Bollywood, religion and spiritual healing but it is so much more. None of these beautiful places and beautiful people are showcased on the world stage. You are a great ambassador for France. Most people in these places will never meet a foreigner and they will always remember you with fondness. You have been a bright light in their lives. Just your smile has touched their lives. It is a great legacy to leave behind when you all of us have to leave this world one day. Until then, make hay until the sun shines! Great honor to your parents and everyone else that help to raise you to be the good soul that you are today. Someone once said, "I may not be rich in money, but I am rich in things money can't buy".
Great to hear Ishan!! Hope it makes you go places with me ;) I wish you to get out of this tense phase as you say asap and look on the bright side of life 💙
everything passes but dint give up and be strong and best remedy to get out is chant hare krishna hare rama ...krishna krishna hare hare chant this when you feel tense trust me you will feel really opposite of tense..try it and trust me it works
Sahil was the key to this adventure. Plus the officers involved. Love your ambition Pierre. You're showing the world a side of India that people have no clue about. Keep us posted!
Sorry for the inconvenience. Many things can go wrong in the mountains at that height. Authorities always keep count of tourists visiting the mountains for their safety as there are frequent land slides and heavy snowfalls occur in those areas. For every Indians, they just note the ID and let them pass, while for foreign IDs they ask for a permit, which is also a formal way to keep the count for foreigners. The permit process should be seamless and quick, which was not the case here. As an Indian, I really apologize for that from my heart. I felt more sorry as because you had to waste so much fuel today on several occasions for nothing.
9:25 Your should learn to say no , thank god they were genuine persons ...travelling alone and giving your bike to strangers could be dangerous ..you should be cautious . stay safe 🙏😊
Brother, you are one of most humble, accepting and friendly traveller and vlogger I ever saw on TH-cam! Lots of love and respect for you and your work !! Keep it up ! Hope you have a nice Stay in India 😀
Take care and take appropriate precautions because once the monsoon starts weather in the mountains becomes unpredictable and the changes can be rapid. I check for your videos every evening. Be safe and enjoy,👍🏾✌🏾☔🌨️
I love how confidently and calmly you handle such situations. It needs the presence of mind especially when you not a local and to make things more complex you are a foreigner. but you simply made it man. 👍❤️
Yes Tum is between close friends or for younger than you .. Aap is saying with respect .. “ Aapka Din Acha ho Aap ka kya naam hai Aap kaise ho ( how are you ) Aap kahan se ho - where are you from
For a second my heart started to beat fast. I was hoping that those guys did not drive away with your bike. Permits are required in many tribals places in India.
Haven't waited for a TH-cam upload in a long long time Frenchy, but definitely did for this one. You're all great vibes my man. Sending love, joy and great health to you. 🤗💛
Hey dude, glad you’re making your way to Kaza. Just a heads up incase you’re planning on going to Leh. The same ILP(Inner line Permit) is needed for Leh and the same Solo rule applies there. So you’ll have to go to the SDM office in Leh city and try your luck. Hit me up if you need any help. Peace.
@@frenchyvlogs for sure bro! You dont need the permit to enter leh city! But I assume you’d like to go around like to Pangong, Tso moriri etc. So for those places you need a permit. I dont think you need a permit for Kashmir to be honest. But please do double check since you’re a foreigner.
I'm from himachal chamba valley ... its not at all dangerous in tribal areas ... poeple are nice but beware of wild animals and crazy roads which gets kinnda dangerous in monsoon and rain/snow
That random Dehli guy asking to ride ur motor bike and take a video with damn that's weird AF! Pierre you are a nice guy, but don't trust ppl too easy. Love the Himachali local ppl. They are very friendly and hospitable.
Just a suggestion .... please reach Dharamshala or lower Himachal before the monsoon starts.... Once it starts its blocks the roads and very difficult to ride
7:05 I remember Filling my car up at this exact fuel station in 2019. I was literally out of fuel at that point. It was downhill maybe that's how my car reached the station. This station is a life saver.
Feel sad that you have to go back but the way you made it all well in the end it was soo commendable I hope you had enjoyed visiting spiti valley my native place🌼lots of God wishes And safe journey where ever you go 🙏
Frenchy please keep travelling in India don't go to other country 😂 although I am an Indian living in India but cannot travel and watching your vlogs feels like I am travelling with you☺️🙏😭
Even in tough times u alys smile ...thats realy motivating and while talking to camera you alys have time to greet people thats so lovely bro...keep riding keep inspiring.. ❤️
It's really sad to see you struggling for the permit, hopefully Himachal government will see this and arrange some solution to other foreign tourists as well, I really waited for your videos and seeing you struggling make me feel sad, hope for your smooth journey
@@jadeemperor1616 this isn’t nonsense bro. The permit thing is mainly to regulate the movement to certain areas located near the international border. This is a security measure. Additionally, tourists can easily get lost in these areas because the landscape is challenging. If a person isn’t back in the timeframe mentioned in the permit, the search and rescue operations start.
@@abhi198 true its for security of tourists and the country. dont compromise on that. but they could have had an official at pooh and also a travelling agency.
You are an inspiration brother I saw all your previous videos , these things happen sometimes never get demotivated . All the best for your future bro !
What a lovely lad, stubborn and determined haha, wish you the best in your journey mate, some really nice policemen in Himachal. Keep the videos coming, just know you have established a great fan base, the innocence and curiosity about India is what gets everyone excited about you, dont change it ever haha. Cheers
Awesome police officers.. Professional for not issuing a summon.. If else where there is no sorry or foreigner.. The permit application should be made at the entry point as foreigners are unaware.. It's a hassle.. Indian gomen got to facilitate such things.. Jai ho. 😍 😊.. Beautiful scenery.. journey.. Tqvm bro..
I can't even imagine the kind of efforts he put in to filming these vlogs 😢 The police check post asking to go back 90-100 km back for permit that too in mountain is really frustrating....... 😔 But love you broi 🤗 for these lovely vlogs
Finally, after a long wait of 3 weeks for this video. Were not plotting to steal your bike🤣🤣🤣 you had our car then🤣 Bike ride, photoshoot😛 Thanks Pierre!
Another lovely piece that i v been waiting for so long.... Keep up the good work brother frenchy .... Cheers and have a safe ride throughout.... God bless
I had started to feel frustrated for you man, and in all honesty cussed the system for a brief moment but registering with authorities in one of the most remote regions of the planet does make sense 😊. I do think that means to obtain permits should be readily accessible in the digital age that we find ourselves in, with due regard for security etc of course
I am missing India thanks to you Pierre. 😪😂 and the scenery.. you can't get enough of this!! safe ride and I am excited for more upcoming vlogs.. xoxo paldi✨✨
Spiti Valley doesn't have any road as we know them. Its dangerous and full of water crossings. Even people from other parts of India need the NOC and even after that I think they're not allowed to cross after 5 p.m IST. I think that's why the policeman insisted you to get the NOC
It was like a suspenseful TV drama. All well in the end. Please try to leave mountains before Monsoon , at least reach Manali before rains. All the best
You also have a great attitude as you handle every frustrating event. Sorry you had to turn around and go back to get a permit. Unfortunately we in India face these problems every day as India does not have organized systems in place like the West. Lots of redundancy in the India government system. We have to live with it until until it changes. It is no point getting upset and spoiling your day and making mistakes. Stay cool!!! 😎
It's not the people who are dangerous but the geographical conditions. In case you get into an accident (which i wish you should never) on those roads in nights, you are very unlikely to get any help because almost no one travels on those roads in nights. Plus this area is close to China border so people are warned before travelling there from a safety point of view. As far as people are concerned, there areas has some of the most polite and hospitable people on earth who are super honest. Just remember one thumb rule: Never disrespect the place you go to and people who live there. You'll have one of the best experiences in your life. All the very best for your Journey through Himalayas. 👍
Hey mate hope you are doing well, sorry for the inconvenience on petrol pumps, as these are high altitude pumps sometimes it takes time to deliver the fuel on time, as the mountains are unpredictable. 🙏❤️🇮🇳
It is border area with china occupied Tibet and and geopolitically very sensitive. That is why the security checks and clearances are a way to keep a tab. Sorry for inconvenience. When you are in North-east, be sure you know all about permits and restrictions. There the things are even more complicated. But it is definitely worth it. By the way, the tribes are not dangerous at all. You can find some of the nicest people up there in hills. But the hill itself can pose few challenges.
Bro I recommend Pondicherry in South India. It has a lot of leftover Indo French and Portoguese heritage. It'll be very relatable for both you and Indian viewers. Although biking there would be a herculean task. Full power lol
In India there many (protected) tribal area/states wr people needs a pass b4 entering that area....its an easy process...but it actually help the outsiders incase of any emergency coz it will b easy for the administration to trace them...
There are so many places in India you can't visit alone you need a special permit from government or tourism department you can check it on their States wesites. Chopta Tungnath in uttarakhand is one of them.. always check before visit these places
What a eventful day that was! Between the challan dodging thanks to the lenient police, the fuel shortage, the permit needed to enter the tribal areas, the lovely locals who helped me throughout the process...I would like to send a MASSIVE thanks to the Indian army/Police that facilitated my entry to the Spiti valley through the tribal areas. Call me a whiner, annoying, perseverant, whatever you want, but in the end, I made it in ;) Spiti valley, here I am! Hope you enjoy the vid and the riding footage guys
Note: Massive apologies for the gap in uploading lately, I am in an area where internet is...unpredictable! I will work harder to deliver more over the next week guys, I have some crazy content coming up!!! Thanks for the continuous support !!! 💙
Its not tribal area but near to chinese border so need inner line permits for every one iguess
Bro keep ,,rocking with yr raw vlogs,,full support...
I remember that police lady in Reckong Peo. She is super sweet.
These are really remote places, man. I think these permits are there because of the proximity to the border, not because it's tribal. If you go to Sikkim, you would need a permit too. I think even for Ladakh and definitely for Kashmir.
Attack on arjuli police
Frenchy bro the officer by "dangerous" he mean the landslides and nature ,not the tribal people .I travelled this same road in October 2019 .The people are very humble and amazing.
No need to be worried about the tribals,the permit is mainly for your safety as you will be traveling from a very sparsely populated area where there will be no help easily available in case of emergency(landslides,floods accidents and medical issues). This parmit will let the administration know about your whereabouts in the region .
@@AJ-cg7zc it goes on the record. Apply some brain instead of indulging in the whataboutery
It makes sense. Better safe than sorry. If incase of any emergency, it could become a diplomatic issue because he is a 'Frenchy' citizen. Hope everything is gona be safe. 🙏🇮🇳
Your parents raised you well. You always are always so grateful for everything you receive. I am so glad you have documented your journey so that when you are old and in your rocking chair you can relive this incredible journey of yours. It is a testimony that kindness can unite the world. India should give you honorary citizenship for representing India in such a good light to the rest of the world. Most people around the world think of India as just slums, Bollywood, religion and spiritual healing but it is so much more. None of these beautiful places and beautiful people are showcased on the world stage. You are a great ambassador for France. Most people in these places will never meet a foreigner and they will always remember you with fondness. You have been a bright light in their lives. Just your smile has touched their lives. It is a great legacy to leave behind when you all of us have to leave this world one day. Until then, make hay until the sun shines! Great honor to your parents and everyone else that help to raise you to be the good soul that you are today. Someone once said, "I may not be rich in money, but I am rich in things money can't buy".
Pierre is "God's bread", as we say in my country Romania about very generous kind people.
@@ChandChandramukhi very nice to hear that.
Your vlog is exactly what I needed right now, going through a very tense phase of life and watching your journey greatly uplifts my spirit.
Great to hear Ishan!! Hope it makes you go places with me ;)
I wish you to get out of this tense phase as you say asap and look on the bright side of life 💙
Exactly man i was anxiously waiting for his vlog..
shit happens bro! it will pass too
everything passes but dint give up and be strong and best remedy to get out is chant hare krishna hare rama ...krishna krishna hare hare chant this when you feel tense trust me you will feel really opposite of tense..try it and trust me it works
Sahil was the key to this adventure. Plus the officers involved. Love your ambition Pierre. You're showing the world a side of India that people have no clue about. Keep us posted!
Sahil was really helpful indeed ! Everybody was that day actually 😁
Will be here for a while Benji, hope you enjoy what's coming 🙂🤟
Sorry for the inconvenience. Many things can go wrong in the mountains at that height. Authorities always keep count of tourists visiting the mountains for their safety as there are frequent land slides and heavy snowfalls occur in those areas. For every Indians, they just note the ID and let them pass, while for foreign IDs they ask for a permit, which is also a formal way to keep the count for foreigners. The permit process should be seamless and quick, which was not the case here. As an Indian, I really apologize for that from my heart. I felt more sorry as because you had to waste so much fuel today on several occasions for nothing.
Why this much superiority complex for white people????
IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO GO NORTH-EAST INDIA THEN REMEMBER THIS MANY STATES REQUIRE A SPECIAL PERMIT CALLED 'INNER LINE PERMIT'
Hahaha your name 😂 Mr prisydant
I think Only for boarder areas of north east states
Same here he needed inner line permit
Arunachal, Nagaland and Manipur only in the NE and Leh in North. In Sikkim, it's reqd mainly North and Eastern Sikkim region.
ILP isnt that problematic, you do some paperwork on the spot for 20-30mins and youre good to go.
9:25 Your should learn to say no , thank god they were genuine persons ...travelling alone and giving your bike to strangers could be dangerous ..you should be cautious . stay safe 🙏😊
Brother, you are one of most humble, accepting and friendly traveller and vlogger I ever saw on TH-cam! Lots of love and respect for you and your work !! Keep it up ! Hope you have a nice Stay in India 😀
Thanks a lot Michael!! 🙏❤️
Frenchy your vlogs are Drug to keep pumping up my life ..working from home in IT and then your vlogs make me lively ...Love from india
Hence my huge wait in uploading 😅 trying to help you come off hahaah
Thanks man 😊
Take care and take appropriate precautions because once the monsoon starts weather in the mountains becomes unpredictable and the changes can be rapid. I check for your videos every evening. Be safe and enjoy,👍🏾✌🏾☔🌨️
Moral of the story "Always helps to make friends anywhere"
Yep, always be nice to people and you get it back in some ways!
We learnt so much about India through your eyes. You make everything look so beautiful.
Perfect example of cop and common man interaction. Amazing
I love how confidently and calmly you handle such situations. It needs the presence of mind especially when you not a local and to make things more complex you are a foreigner. but you simply made it man. 👍❤️
When ever you talk to a stranger say aapka din aatcha ho..say aapka...its a way of giving respect.... ☺️
Yes Tum is between close friends or for younger than you .. Aap is saying with respect .. “ Aapka Din Acha ho
Aap ka kya naam hai
Aap kaise ho ( how are you )
Aap kahan se ho - where are you from
Thanks for good gesture towards police, This is himachal police nice and honest and polite. thanks to Frechy
U have suddenly become very Indian and I am saying this just because of the challan incidents and some buttering to the officials 😂😂.
HARE KRISHNA
😄😄😄😄 !!!!
For a second my heart started to beat fast. I was hoping that those guys did not drive away with your bike. Permits are required in many tribals places in India.
Haven't waited for a TH-cam upload in a long long time Frenchy, but definitely did for this one. You're all great vibes my man. Sending love, joy and great health to you. 🤗💛
Hey dude, glad you’re making your way to Kaza. Just a heads up incase you’re planning on going to Leh. The same ILP(Inner line Permit) is needed for Leh and the same Solo rule applies there. So you’ll have to go to the SDM office in Leh city and try your luck. Hit me up if you need any help. Peace.
Thanks for the tip Raghav! I don't think I need an ILP for Leh but likely for Kashmir?
@@frenchyvlogs for sure bro!
You dont need the permit to enter leh city! But I assume you’d like to go around like to Pangong, Tso moriri etc. So for those places you need a permit.
I dont think you need a permit for Kashmir to be honest. But please do double check since you’re a foreigner.
I'm from himachal chamba valley ... its not at all dangerous in tribal areas ... poeple are nice but beware of wild animals and crazy roads which gets kinnda dangerous in monsoon and rain/snow
maybe it was border that's why they warned him but was not able to communicate properly.
Tribals?? what king of tribals are there? are there any headhunting or cannibal tribes there?
Exactly, No danger at all from People. You have to be carefull about road conditions and wild animals ( that too if you leave main road)
Your views are amazing!
@@ranapartap1501
Tibet origin and Gaddi community
Don't leave your bike with key in it.. even if you are nearby.. better safe than sorry
You have motivated me to travel this circuit.
People of India and Pakistan are so lovely and hospitable. You're welcome to the sub-Continent....
Refreshed waiting for your Vlog from 7days finally frenchy is here ❤️🙏Ram Ram
That random Dehli guy asking to ride ur motor bike and take a video with damn that's weird AF! Pierre you are a nice guy, but don't trust ppl too easy. Love the Himachali local ppl. They are very friendly and hospitable.
Don't forget to visit langza village in spiti bro... Enjoy ur ride.. M a local from kinnaur 👍
I mean that's really amazing how you crushed your anger or I say disappointment and wished for best really admire your personality
Just a suggestion .... please reach Dharamshala or lower Himachal before the monsoon starts.... Once it starts its blocks the roads and very difficult to ride
7:05 I remember Filling my car up at this exact fuel station in 2019. I was literally out of fuel at that point. It was downhill maybe that's how my car reached the station. This station is a life saver.
So daring biker this man ... Lots of respect
Feel sad that you have to go back but the way you made it all well in the end it was soo commendable I hope you had enjoyed visiting spiti valley my native place🌼lots of God wishes
And safe journey where ever you go 🙏
Beware of the rain bro, God bless u , u r showing the beautiful aspect of India to the world
Pierre may even go to Everest and still call it a "Hill". 🤣
You left hills long way ago.
There should be big signage warning at last stoppage about getting permit for foreigners.
Your smile is so infectious....everyone feels your warmth and kindness! Truly a citizen of the world!
Frenchy please keep travelling in India don't go to other country 😂 although I am an Indian living in India but cannot travel and watching your vlogs feels like I am travelling with you☺️🙏😭
Even in tough times u alys smile ...thats realy motivating and while talking to camera you alys have time to greet people thats so lovely bro...keep riding keep inspiring.. ❤️
It's really sad to see you struggling for the permit, hopefully Himachal government will see this and arrange some solution to other foreign tourists as well, I really waited for your videos and seeing you struggling make me feel sad, hope for your smooth journey
Very true. I kinda felt bad for all the hassle and nonsense he had to go through.
@@jadeemperor1616 this isn’t nonsense bro. The permit thing is mainly to regulate the movement to certain areas located near the international border. This is a security measure. Additionally, tourists can easily get lost in these areas because the landscape is challenging. If a person isn’t back in the timeframe mentioned in the permit, the search and rescue operations start.
Don't be sorry.....There is a widespread problem of Christian missionaries fooling these gullible tribal people.
@@abhi198 true its for security of tourists and the country. dont compromise on that. but they could have had an official at pooh and also a travelling agency.
You guys are asked to bow & you are on your all-fours! Deep seated slavery
You are an inspiration brother I saw all your previous videos , these things happen sometimes never get demotivated .
All the best for your future bro !
What a lovely lad, stubborn and determined haha, wish you the best in your journey mate, some really nice policemen in Himachal.
Keep the videos coming, just know you have established a great fan base, the innocence and curiosity about India is what gets everyone excited about you, dont change it ever haha.
Cheers
Amazing work by bro ... in 2016 it was worlds most treacherous road ...
And central government too
LOVE YOU MAN FROM INDIA 🇮🇳
Awesome police officers.. Professional for not issuing a summon.. If else where there is no sorry or foreigner.. The permit application should be made at the entry point as foreigners are unaware.. It's a hassle.. Indian gomen got to facilitate such things.. Jai ho. 😍 😊.. Beautiful scenery.. journey.. Tqvm bro..
I can't even imagine the kind of efforts he put in to filming these vlogs 😢
The police check post asking to go back 90-100 km back for permit that too in mountain is really frustrating....... 😔
But love you broi 🤗 for these lovely vlogs
You are very good and kind person
Finally, after a long wait of 3 weeks for this video. Were not plotting to steal your bike🤣🤣🤣 you had our car then🤣
Bike ride, photoshoot😛
Thanks Pierre!
Hahaha take care mate !
Indian administration n Indian system is next level. N Indian politics are on top
Pardeep sir, have told U to switch off the camera, but u don't 😆😍😍😍😍😍 nice blog frenchy
I was desperate for the vlog...love your videos🤍
I empathies with you frustration, welcome to India
FINALLY Pierre your vlog is here.. ♥️ we have been waiting fr so long .. 😭
Another lovely piece that i v been waiting for so long.... Keep up the good work brother frenchy .... Cheers and have a safe ride throughout.... God bless
Bro, ur videos r nice n adventurous. Loved it. Keep urself safe. Also never leave ur bike with keys on it bro.may god bless u❤️
I had started to feel frustrated for you man, and in all honesty cussed the system for a brief moment but registering with authorities in one of the most remote regions of the planet does make sense 😊. I do think that means to obtain permits should be readily accessible in the digital age that we find ourselves in, with due regard for security etc of course
It's just mesmerizing to see your journey bro...
Thanks Jai! 😁🙏
You must install auxillary lights for night, as your head light is not much bright👍
I was waiting for ur video,finally 🙏❤
Have a safe& happy journey dear bro
Once again,,Piaa rocks,,,,luv yr vlogs heartedly....Bro,,Full support..
I am missing India thanks to you Pierre. 😪😂 and the scenery.. you can't get enough of this!! safe ride and I am excited for more upcoming vlogs.. xoxo paldi✨✨
Spiti Valley doesn't have any road as we know them. Its dangerous and full of water crossings. Even people from other parts of India need the NOC and even after that I think they're not allowed to cross after 5 p.m IST. I think that's why the policeman insisted you to get the NOC
Thank you Frenchy you improve your audio volume 👌👌😂😂🐅
🔊🔊🔊😎🤜🤛
Mr. Vinod is the bestest and most polite IAS as he is a Additional District magistrate, officer ever😳❤️🤌🏼
Your vlog is a temporary happy escape from our daily life. Lovely vlog 👍... Can't wait for the next and the day i see your love riding with you.
It was like a suspenseful TV drama. All well in the end. Please try to leave mountains before Monsoon , at least reach Manali before rains. All the best
Your gesture is nice
Go to chandratal too and see the milky way. Its mesmerizing
If you are planning to go to ladakh, do got to umlingla pass(highest motorable road in the world).🙂
Such a nice human you are . Nice vlog my friend 🤍
You are incredibly kind person have a beautiful journey be safe God bless love from Bhutan
You also have a great attitude as you handle every frustrating event. Sorry you had to turn around and go back to get a permit.
Unfortunately we in India face these problems every day as India does not have organized systems in place like the West. Lots of redundancy in the India government system. We have to live with it until until it changes. It is no point getting upset and spoiling your day and making mistakes. Stay cool!!! 😎
great determination Frenchy 👍 Glad you made it.
It's not the people who are dangerous but the geographical conditions. In case you get into an accident (which i wish you should never) on those roads in nights, you are very unlikely to get any help because almost no one travels on those roads in nights. Plus this area is close to China border so people are warned before travelling there from a safety point of view. As far as people are concerned, there areas has some of the most polite and hospitable people on earth who are super honest. Just remember one thumb rule: Never disrespect the place you go to and people who live there. You'll have one of the best experiences in your life. All the very best for your Journey through Himalayas. 👍
Hey mate hope you are doing well, sorry for the inconvenience on petrol pumps, as these are high altitude pumps sometimes it takes time to deliver the fuel on time, as the mountains are unpredictable.
🙏❤️🇮🇳
If u ever come to Kolkata please let us know in ur vlogs... We will like to meet u.. And take u to a small sea side place.. In West Bengal..
For every tribal areas, you need special inner permit, available online
Was waiting for this video for last 3 days... finally it's here.. and as always awesome vlog ❤❤
Cool bro...😎 It's really amazing. 🤘 I'm having a virtual tour of India...🤜 One request keep uploading the vlogs regularly... 🙏 Enjoy your trip... 🤞😀
And also I would love to take u to Chandannagore... It's a place near Kolkata in West Bengal which has a lot of French history.. M
It is border area with china occupied Tibet and and geopolitically very sensitive. That is why the security checks and clearances are a way to keep a tab. Sorry for inconvenience. When you are in North-east, be sure you know all about permits and restrictions. There the things are even more complicated. But it is definitely worth it. By the way, the tribes are not dangerous at all. You can find some of the nicest people up there in hills. But the hill itself can pose few challenges.
5:35 Yes, if the police accept gifts for leniency, they will end up in a soup. They are anyways not supposed to take food from anyone while on duty.
Hello brother. U vlogs are really nice. Keep it up.
Thanks Sarabjit!
Bro I recommend Pondicherry in South India. It has a lot of leftover Indo French and Portoguese heritage. It'll be very relatable for both you and Indian viewers. Although biking there would be a herculean task. Full power lol
*south
@@shauryajain3626 That is correct lol
You are such an Amazing Person... ❤❤❤
In India there many (protected) tribal area/states wr people needs a pass b4 entering that area....its an easy process...but it actually help the outsiders incase of any emergency coz it will b easy for the administration to trace them...
You can pay by UPI in case the card doesn't works.
I don't know if you are aware of that, but france has also approved UPI use in france tooo.
❤️u did a great job..I loved ur determination..that is called the spirit..
I love to pooh too!
Headlight is to week please use helozan for your sefedrive bro
Indeed it is beautiful place.
And at behind govind bhai is also looking ..he is tehsil welfare officer at kinnaur .. all sirmauri are making fun.. to be proud as sirmauri
Leh Ladakh also need permits , am not fully sure but you should always ask/search on internet beforehand
Looking forward to...Nako & beyond 😊
There are so many places in India you can't visit alone you need a special permit from government or tourism department you can check it on their States wesites. Chopta Tungnath in uttarakhand is one of them.. always check before visit these places
Pierre if you are in kaza, take a small Trek to this village called Kakti. Really beautiful
Great ❤job !!! Really enjoyed it … 👏🏽
Beautiful vlog buddy ❤️
Please visit saach pass in distric chamba himachal