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Point 1 is not completely true. You were literally sitting on the road which was not only illegal but dangerous too. Vehicles passing by were using horns to make you aware about their presence so that you by- mistake do not come on the road. Edit: illegal if you park close to white boarder line of the road Also India is ranked in top among countries with most road accidents so ya they are just being careful Note: we don't honk to say hi to people. Exceptions to this rule too but only to our know.
well I was planning to visit so it was helpful to me...and WOOOW Those Gol Gappas he showed had me! I mean Gol Gappa are my looove and those were so big so YUP....I want those
He is trying SO hard to not offend his Indian viewers... Dude, you're being really polite. And these type of Scammers can be found anywhere in the world. But you really are a good traveller whose patience was tested by India. LOVE FROM INDIA!!
In my 4 years of engineering, my classes were always from 9 am morning. I always reach at 9:40/ 9:45 for 4 years . If it's a strict teacher class then I don't enter and other teachers let me in
As I was in India I was waiting for a bus to leave. It should leave at 4am . It was about 4.30 as I asked the busdriver when we would leave . He said : " At 4pm" I told him "hey man it's 4.30" He turned around in his driverseat , smiled and answered: "I mean 4pm Indian time." I love this country and the Indian people. Namaste from Germany
in India beeping is not to say hi.. its more like if you are about to overtake someone you beep to let them know that.. and also on a blind turn or so to let people know you are there. and it happens frequently because there are alot of vehicles on the road
lol you havent met people who even can beat foreigners like me because you are just a normal human and if you do mistakes you are going to be punished.
And about selfies, I would like to tell you one amazing thing. If you travel in India, you will see that people are always eager to help you, even when they can't speak English. They are always ready to talk to you and be friends with you. In India you can't just miss your family and all. But if an Indian travels to western country, or else let's say, even if you travel to other white people country, you will feel lonely. People mind their own business, it's not cool. For them money and job is more important. Indians look for happiness in little things.
Nicely explain thanks bhai 🤞🏼✌🏻🇮🇳 and There are scammer only large tourist spots avoid them plz , I feel sorry for them. There are many place quiet and beautiful in here.
People try to take selfies only because they think that its cool to have met goras. Which is the most chutiya thing one can think of.. Indians should stop having inferior complexity.
About point number 10, We stare at JCB digging holes in ground for hours, you are still a foreigner. People stare at foreigner out of curiosity. Take it lightly. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Vikash Kumar hahaha... Yes that is true. There is a borewell being dug accross the streat right now and I was just planning to go there to stare at it.
I was in palika bazaar Delhi, someone tried to sold me a Rolex in 20k rupees (around 300 dollars) .. I knew it’s a scam and to get rid of him I said I can only give 2000 rs ( 30$).. he accepted and gave me the watch. It still works after 5 years and no one know that I wear a copy of Rolex.. it was worth it in my view..
We don't consider all foreigners as Hollywood celebrities that's just too overhyped 😂, rest we can't take stuff on our Army , Religion and Studies 👍 else we are all good
Why the selfie thing? 😂 not that I find it bad, just curious! I am from Spain Europe and I am India since 2 years. I have mo problem with taking selfies. Just sometimes maybe you had a bad day or you feel your hair doesnt look good 😂🙈🙈 and you dont feel like being in 10 diferent photos. So sometimes its a bit difficult bcs I like to look good in photos 😅😅 Or because I am tired that day. Anyway its kind of funny I just never understood why people wants a selfie🤔
@@Yulia.chandrika In India, people take selfies with cows too. We Indians love selfies as memories. Even though everyone is not a vlogger like me, it serves a cute little memory for us. It's like going home & saying, hey look, mom! Who did I meet today? It's the obsession of being a good host. (We believe out guests are God. Also, the tagline of Indian tourism). Indians are so insanely proud. We just get so super duper happy that you are visiting our country. We want to show it off. So, there it goes on our social media stories. See how many tourists are coming to see my incredible India. (I know all humans must be proud when they see tourists in their country but...Indians are like, another level proud & happy that you came to visit us). I hope I could explain the reason. I understand what you say about looking good. But the basic essence of a photograph is not to look good, a memoir like this, is to record life as it is, accepting of your flaws, accepting & flaunting how tired you're because you saw the Incredible India! (Just as iWeigh says you're worth more than your looks.) It's about living the moment regardless of how you look. It's about owning that one second of frame that would lapse, if not clicked. It's not a modelling show. No one cares how you look. You're a guest. And you're our God. You're important to us. We share a little frame with you to show you how welcoming we are. We're obsessed with hospitality. It's just an Indian thing.
Oo po sir i am in manila we say thanks by beeping horns and hello also hehe i love it in manila .. philippines is a lovely country and filipinos are even more lovely .. love from indian
🤣🤣🤣 I m from India North East. Manipur. When I go for study in delhi everyone is looking on me because my face look like Chinese, Japanese that why they always me in 360°(turn their head in 360° 🤣🤣🤣🤣) n alway asking me where u from n if I said I m India then they don't believe me🤣🤣🤣💔
I'm from Uttarakhand. Same. People all me if I'm from North East. The people who look like K-pop stars are either from Uttarakhand or Himachal. The people who look Chinese are from North East. The people who look vaguely Asians (cz we're Ch*nks) are probably also from Uttarakhand. Source: Have met people who made me think of K-pop stars.
@@the_dreams_weaver Because their skin glows too much. White skinned people are not very common ,majority of population is brown and the words which come from these foreigner's mouth is not also not common for them. Now how would you react if you see someone who is totally different from your locality you looks different, who talks different. You would obviously look at them right?
Yeah it's a common thing in rural or semi-urban areas - people will try to assess whether you are a threat (because no police station exists there) or someone who needs help... They do that when they are free, if they are busy they don't even look even if it's the Lord Yama standing in front of them....
I was laughing when I started watching... But slowly I got worried that India might not be leaving a very good impression on foreigners. 😅 I mean the stolen camera and scams were a black spot! I am not very happy about it. But, India is so much more than these things. Our diverse culture, languages, backgrounds, history, traditions, values, etc. makes us proud. The 11th point was very much true. We ourselves criticize different situations in India all the time but when an outsider says anything, we get very possessive. Coz we are very proud of values our ancestors left us. It's just how it is!! Btw....Your experience can be outstanding in India. You just have to meet the right people....😊 Loved listening to this!!!❤
DIDI LAST YEAR I WENT TO JAPAN AND GOT STOLLEN.AFRICA HAS MORE SCAMMERS THAN INDIA WAY TO MUCH AND I HIGHLY WANT TO TELL THAT INDIA IS A DEVELLOPING COUNTERY SOOO HAVE PATIENCE AND WE HAVE A POPULLATION OF 1.3B EVERY ONE DOES NOT EARN OR HAS A SECURE JOB EVERYONE WANTS TO SURVIVE.
Not an issue exclusive in India. I've been scammed in Paris, my money stolen in Prague, & sexually harassed in Napoli. Unwanted things happen everywhere, there are toxic social elements everywhere.
@@santoshsingh-mh2ft actually almost all travel bloggers talk about things not to do in every country. I think that being Indian, we get to see only those focussing on India. Another thing is that we are indeed a Very tolerant crowd. Countries in Europe (except maybe Italy) & most definitely the USA will almost be offended if you feel uncomfortable by anything there, as if it's your fault. 😁. & I dare say the way they treat ethnic foreigners, well, it's very polite & civil on the surface, but bro, once you're there you'll understand how things actually are.
*Horn* lang *Beep*(Taking a turn) *Beep*Beep! ( overtake) *Beep* Beep! ( near traffic light) ( go faster you idiot) *Beep*Beep! Beep! { in open high way) to make you aware that i m about to overtake you.. Longer beeeeeeeep ( you are blocking my way) Beep beepbeep beep beepbeep beep! ( only a Indian bus/truck driver can explan) ..
Lol I'm laughing because everything is true. 😂 Even we Indians do get scammed by some of them... And we can't stand a single words against our country because we're continuously fighting cold wars, and this spirit is the only reason (besides Indian military obviously) that we still have our existence.
The roads used to scare me xD I remember being on the two wheeled vehicle / scooty and the roads were always bumpy and rough. There were also gaps. But I honestly like that kind of road because it keeps you awake and more aware of your surroundings. It can also help improve driving skills
@@sajalkmr definitely better than before, but mostly in urban areas. As someone who has done bit of biking across rural areas, I can tell you rural roads would be a nightmare to Europeans unless they are used to off roading.
I love how polite you are being while explaining all the troubling thing happened to you. I am actually feeling sorry for the bad things on behalf of those people.
Either he is incredibly polite or incredibly sarcastic. I am Indian and now live in Germany. Well as long as I was in India I didn't think much about the traffic rules and stuff. Thought to myself that this was the norm. But as soon as I went back to India for vacation after living for a year in Europe I realised how really bad the situation is on Indian roads. Wow! And at that moment I thought to never ride anything on the Indian roads again!
Right.its only after you visit developed countries you come to know how backward we are.and we as citizens can't do shit about it.We can improve ourselves but there are so many uneducated idiots who will never follow the rules..
@@allensnea9335 yeah #blamethegovernment Street food made by uneducated people aren't good - blame it on government People who got degree from backdoor aren't getting job - blame the government Your girlfriend left you - blame the government
@@someguy3276 I agree with you People are lazy We can't Blame Government more....Our lot of wealth is Going For education, medical....But even after paying for education and Other stuff like Petrol, Goods, Electronics and more still people want things cheaper and they want everything (services) free!! They blame Government for Being Jobless but Nobody asks Are these people worth for these jobs they are demanding. they watsed so much time in early years and Now they want Position which they don't fit or Jobs with less effort and More Salary. People are just lazy! Instead of Working hard they criticize others!
@ Northeast is way too green, hilly and cooler than kerela. Although Kerela is an amazing place to visit? The problem in Northeast is that the infrastructure isn't developed to touristic levels so travelling can be a problem. But if you're a Biker it's a heaven for you.
Omg as an Indian i could say most of the things are so Dame correct... Specially punctual one I've never meet any one who is punctual and be on time😒😔except my family da... 😂😂India is a place where everyone is in rush but nobody gets on time🤣
I'm foreigner too and i've been living in India for 3 years and i agree with all what you mentioned but i don't do with the scams coz i've never been robed in the past 3 years, if you're not stupid then you will not go through it
You can recover your camera... Here is the steps.. 1) keep below information ready.. Name of person, his pics and place you kept your stuff 2) Send email to your country assemby in India marking Cc to indian Home ministry details what happen and requesting investigation.. 3) And for more faster result mark cc to PMO and also send twitter message on it 4) All this u can do relaxing at home.. and then wait for result 5) In less than 7 days, they will find out where is u r camera.. That's how India works.. :)
No. Please . The constructive criticism is highly needed! If not in person you have to do that some other way, or the government and the people will never learn to get better. I'm a proud Indian too but some things need to change. Pride is a different thing but I can take constructive criticism and I do that myself.
I am from Spain but I have been living in India for more than 2 years. Ahaha the " where are you from" thing 😂 I get asked daaily several times, and eventually I made up a country which doesnt exist just to have a little bit of fun amd see people's reaction trying to figure out where my country called " Ulankala Iseland"😂 is. All the things he says are true are very good tips. About the selfies thing I agree, I understand and I take selfies with families kids or with anyone who comes with is an inocent actitude. But sometimes drunk man aproach you and they wanna take a photo being like all over you to show they partied with a foreigner and I find that a litlle disrespectfull. That may happen simply on the street where you were not even partying just taking some quiet dinner, specially in north Goa. Its not a big deal but sometimes you just had a bad day or something and you dnt feel like being in 10 diferent photos with random dudes, and you dont feel comfortable, I think they should aslo sometims make an effort and understand you are a person too and that you are not something just to entretain but also have your life and your boundaries. Of course I am not saying this happens often but it does happen. But most of the time indian people are just incredibly welcoming and helpfull.
“Don’t leave your stuff with strangers” - isn’t that the universal rule everywhere? Even in the US if you leave expensive stuff with random strangers you can expect it might get stolen.
@mns ta: Chill dude.....don't make domestic violence.we are born to be United,do not separate India's wealth. All part of India has unique beauty.we are unique 😇.
A friend of mine was in India and had three pairs of their shoes stolen while going into different temples. They had to wear flip flops the rest of their trip. Don't leave shoes outside of the temple. Carry them in a sack on your back or leave them with the driver.........
th-cam.com/video/9VexWzcNs6A/w-d-xo.html Skip to 3:46 for the link given Pk: I couldn't find my slippers Random guy: someone might have taken ,pick someone else's. rotation always happens in temples Since that day pk would be carrying bicycle lock so that his slippers doesn't get stolen again. You can do that, no one would laugh or care
It's true I am from India itself And when we also go to travel different parts of our country we also face this .and the scam and stealing of different things is very common actually . We also face these things while traveling by train at night when we have to sleep in the train itself
Oh, hell naw. We stare cuz we stare. Because saying hi hello to stranger is not culturally ok. People still acknowledge the presence of a human. We observe with eyes. Nothing with language. English is one of our official language. And this man speaks English. I speak 4 languages. And I get stared at the same no matter what I am speaking. Trust me we Indians stare at Indians the same way! It's just a thing. It's not meant to be rude. We just look at you.
Wow , he just came for few months and show I love india and india is great etc etc , I am 16 + ,live in delhi and all I saw was " buri najr wale tera muh kala " 😂😂
@@vishwassharma7882 Nothing wrong with using hindi in the south. In Tamil Nadu maybe ..but other states are fine. eg : Kerala has a lot of workers from north / northeast and we speak in hindi to them and people who dont know proper hindi use actions and sign language and it works. We just don't take it well when something is imposed on us. :)
To foreigners who are aiming to go Dehli** Just be aware of your wallets ,pockets ,phones,or anything... they'll pass from you and without even your noticing your stuff will be gone and when you realize and turn back they- *vanished **
Being an Indian, I do get pissed off at some of things you mentioned (I have no idea how you endured it) - 1. People beeping on roads for no reason 2. Selfies / not considering other person's private space (in India, private space is very narrow) 3. Not being on time (I am guilty of that too at times) 4. People staring (I sometimes get stared at - because I ride a bicycle with a helmet, sunglasses and bike shorts). 5. People not always being trustworthy. But yeah your tips are actually to the point and very helpful.
@@mohittewari6546 - he visited because India is unique in many ways- especially in terms of diversity and varied culture (it's like Europe in a manner - with culture varying with region) - doesn't mean we can't improve on our behavioral traits..
@@seeratahsee8877 I get that.. thing is percentage of people whom you can trust is same everywhere.. in India, the number of people though is much higher, since population is higher too.. and these are the same people who are often bolder compared to the rest of the nice ones.. BTW it's not that the women don't stare n judge.. especially older ladies (judgemental aunties are scary)
@@Tathagatchat ya aunties stare too but indian men(usually north) just steal the show every time. I was harassed so many times just cz I'm "fair". God! They didn't stop staring at me like perverts. It has always been a horrific experience!
@chatur rames I mean India is not as touristic as people think, we do have hotspots of tourism, but the places he went are not very touristy (Most of the tourists in those areas are Indian tourists) so people are curious and they stare. I live in Canada but when i go home and speak in my horrible Bengali/ Hindi people stare at me too even though i look Indian ahahahahahah
You should have called Police 100 when your GoPro was lost/stolen. Police are very helpful and active when it is related to Tourist places and foreigners. In a way, you directly encouraged the thief for future and a Bad name for us just because you didn't bother to call Police. So Right tip should be " Do Not do what I did, not calling the police and putting it on TH-cam that things get stolen and it is normal.
In a tourist place like that police would've questioned him and bothered maybe a few others, would've asked him if he smoked weed (and similar questions) and would've wasted a good couple of hours, without really accomplishing anything.. given that he has already traveled most of India, lived in slums, rode hinterlands on bike, I'm guessing he has had some experience of Indian police
@@Tathagatchat I understand your view, But in reality, if any foreigner tourist registers a complaint it is given high priority. Even soon there will be a dedicated Twitter handle for tourists complaints, and now we know too many examples about how Indian Govt. has helped people in distress on Twitter that was un-imaginable few years back. And please don't make assumptions and do not justify saving a couple of hours against crime. And no, police do not harass tourist as such cases are monitored at SP and above level.
Not only In India, Don't Leave your stuff with random peeps in any country lol.. How can you trust a random guy.. Btw the roads you showed are off road mate.. And Yeah alot of scammers are there In India.. Cleaning shoes,washing dress etc do em by yourself.. Use uber/ola to book cabs.. Cause local driver's will always try to take most money out of you.. Yes the food is not very much suitable for foriegners,So you can use uber eats/ swiggy/foodpanda etc to order food online..(From McDonalds Pizzahut etc) And if you want to to try Indian food only buy items like kebab,Chicken tikka masala,paneer tikka etc The very cheap food are never safe.. Also don't try very spicy foods.. Also take yogurt or curd to cool down your stomach or banana..
Yeah, the beeping is also used to warn bystanders that I will be passing don't stray into my way. I also beep a lot just before turning blind corners to broadcast that I am there don't run me over!
Me, an Indian, watching a video about what not to do in India and idk honestly I was just smiling and giggling half of the time. It's actually interesting to hear what people from different countries have to say about India and you are quite polite as well.
I am from India, and i think u have put every point in the best way possible.. Being a foreigner in India can be tough, specially for a person on a road trip, and i am sure all these points will surely help someone who wants to visit India.. Thanks for being respectful and sweet.. ☺️♥️
This was a very intriguing video Jacob. India is definitely on my bucket list of places I need to visit so I was glad to get some insight from you. I'm sure this will all come in handy one day. #WeAreExploriors
Point no. 10:The reason people stare at you is because they are curious, like you mentioned earlier most Indians have not seen foreigners in there life and when they see you they start analysing you out of facination.
I’m an nri but when i went to India people stared at me sooo much, maybe bc I’m a guy with long hair but people would just stare unashamedly, it was somewhat unnerving, kinda felt like get out ngl
Thanks for tuning in, you legend! I really enjoyed doing this personal video where it's just me sitting in front of the camera and sharing my insights with you. Let me know if you like these kinds of videos and if you find them useful! If you want to get real-time travel updates, follow me on IG: instagram.com/jacoblaukaitis/ and also check out my longest ever travel video about how I motorbiked 8,000 kilometers around India: th-cam.com/video/U479w79_LWo/w-d-xo.html
Jacob I was the first comment btw I commented before u typed thus comment
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Jacob Laukaitis I am Indian and even then i find the stares super annoying. But then many of them are just curious... still 😂
Point 1 is not completely true. You were literally sitting on the road which was not only illegal but dangerous too. Vehicles passing by were using horns to make you aware about their presence so that you by- mistake do not come on the road.
Edit: illegal if you park close to white boarder line of the road
Also India is ranked in top among countries with most road accidents so ya they are just being careful
Note: we don't honk to say hi to people. Exceptions to this rule too but only to our know.
Hated it absolutely.
England - You should drive in Left
US - You should drive in right
India - Road is Road
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Abeee😂😂
True af
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Me: come here to see the comments of foreigners.
Reality: almost all the foreigners in comments are Indian😁😎
Stole my words.
That's a 100 % true
well I was planning to visit so it was helpful to me...and WOOOW Those Gol Gappas he showed had me! I mean Gol Gappa are my looove and those were so big so YUP....I want those
Exactly 😂
True
He is trying SO hard to not offend his Indian viewers... Dude, you're being really polite. And these type of Scammers can be found anywhere in the world. But you really are a good traveller whose patience was tested by India. LOVE FROM INDIA!!
After hearing his experiences i think he has every right to say whatever he feels..
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So sad😔
Same.... Most of the people had such incident, that's why we know more about local things which foreigners do not. They should be extra careful.
@@rudra2005 Nice name lol
@@RMWGoat lol😂
THING NOT TO DO IN INDIA :
NEVER SWEAR IN FRONT OF UNCLES AND AUNTS ( AND IF ANYONE IS UR RELATIVE NEVER EVER IN UR LIFE)
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Yes yes😂🤣
Why
@@christydkhar1449 well if you do swear in front of a relative I gurantee you will not see the next dawn
@@christydkhar1449 a chappal will come flying towards you at speed
A million dollar advice :- Don't trust Google maps too much in India...
Well a million dollars is too cheap it should be at least a billion dollars.
Really bro you should trust google maps in india its good and i have travelled a lot
@@white_wolf9413 he is saying don't trust it too much as many times it shows a path that isn't there.
venetron55 it works great in almost most of the places but i gets shitter in city centre or place with overcrowded traffic
Rural areas can b confusing, some roads aren't on the map.
We legit don't use cctv cameras in our house
Our next door aunty is always on gaurd
Staring at people who enter our house
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Soo true
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Yes yes yes
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Me who has spent her whole life in India: interesting.....
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so are you dead
Samee 😂😂
Lol 🤣🤣
I just like the way he is trying not to hurt Indians
Because he knows 80% of his viewers are INDIANS
Ya bro
How did u calculate it?
@@PositiveCanathalTilt probably a rough estimation
😂true
Buisness
Thanks for the shout out bro! Great tips too. Come back to India soon, please!
Karl Rock hello karl . How are you man
Happy married life bro
@Dipshika Pal 🙏🏻❤️ thx
Hy karl... Whassup my man..
Karl sirf ladkiyo ko reply dega😔
Let's Guess what was the original comment 🧐
Same😂😂
Same....actually just to see how much he got right..
@@dOVERanalyst Ya got free time and have to find something to make fun of😂😂
@@gauravbalodi9415 lol yeah day 39393 in lockdown
@@dOVERanalyst it's part of life now,...take a blanket and just relax watching Netflix and TH-cam 😀
People in India are always in a hurry but never reach on time. 😂
Oh so true 😂
In my 4 years of engineering, my classes were always from 9 am morning. I always reach at 9:40/ 9:45 for 4 years . If it's a strict teacher class then I don't enter and other teachers let me in
@@shin5996 and so people complaint for there unemployment
@@tandonatul4458 😂
Lol
Beeping constantly and consistently only means "let me get ahead if you're not gonna drive faster"😂
Yes..😂
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just go slow and give him space that's it😇
Damn true 😂 lol
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Me being an Indian watching his tips😂 quarantine time
Same 😂
Same here fam😂
Saadhanam kayyil undo
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Me watching this from Bangladesh 😂😂
No. 11: Don’t go to India, because after spending some time there you won’t want to leave!
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What a lovely comment!
What a comment 👏👏
Very nice
you had me in the first half🤣
We Indians are very relaxed type of people except subjects related to our
1Religion
2 Army
Padhai ka kaun bolega?
@@zeloic._257 yeah
@@zeloic._257 Most important thing for Indian parents 😂😂
Interesting! Americans can often be the same way.
@@emilyplumlee402 Yep you're right :) I would love to visit USA someday :)
As I was in India I was waiting for a bus to leave. It should leave at 4am . It was about 4.30 as I asked the busdriver when we would leave . He said : " At 4pm" I told him "hey man it's 4.30"
He turned around in his driverseat , smiled and answered: "I mean 4pm Indian time."
I love this country and the Indian people. Namaste from Germany
Beeping as a way of communicating. We indians really are taking communication to another level aren't we😂😂
Lol ya 😂😂
Thats not Good thing though
@@offical6733 true but it serves a greater purpose ig? Like the drivers are just trying to like say something to other drivers by beeping.
@@Purple-ey2ou causes noise pollution also, which is not good. It is totally chaotic.
@@offical6733 and how's that?
Trying to be private is incredibly tough in our country 😂
Totally!! I couldn't agree more
Aunties r gossip queen n social butterfly.
Yea 😅😅😂😂😂
spilling tea is kind of tradition
@@hyleenpognaire8134 and grandmas are cctv cams
in India beeping is not to say hi.. its more like if you are about to overtake someone you beep to let them know that.. and also on a blind turn or so to let people know you are there. and it happens frequently because there are alot of vehicles on the road
So True, safe drive ✌🏻🤞🏼
Truee
Yeah, Stupid vloggers 🤣
Yes. True. And the roads here are always not like you know.... freeways. We don't have wide roads.
We Indians also face most of these problems while traveling our own country !😂😂😂😂
And also do with others 😂😂
Yeah😅😂😂
Cause most of indian kids have western mindset
@@kiranagrawal829 what's the Indian mindset then?
@@kiranagrawal829 that's because India is so diverse. Nothing to do with the western mindset.
Fun fact
Being a foreigner itself a celebrity in India bcz people luv you that much 😜😁😁
Army
😎yeah✌️✌️we like guests
Army yays
@@Possyka yes
lol you havent met people who even can beat foreigners like me because you are just a normal human and if you do mistakes you are going to be punished.
Time punctuality 🤣
If he's 20 km away, he will say you that he's 2km away.
If he's 1hour away, the answer will be 10 minutes 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah😂😂✌
True 😂😂 Even today I'm going to aunt's house and she asked where are you I said within 5 minutes I will be there. To be honest I'm at my house it self
@@workaholickidney3634 ARMY
it tru tho xD
😂😂😂😂😂😂😉😉
And about selfies, I would like to tell you one amazing thing.
If you travel in India, you will see that people are always eager to help you, even when they can't speak English. They are always ready to talk to you and be friends with you. In India you can't just miss your family and all.
But if an Indian travels to western country, or else let's say, even if you travel to other white people country, you will feel lonely. People mind their own business, it's not cool. For them money and job is more important.
Indians look for happiness in little things.
WTF
Some becomes so friendly that they gonna scam you😂😂
@@prawachankoirala6681 scammers are in every country.
Nicely explain thanks bhai 🤞🏼✌🏻🇮🇳 and
There are scammer only large tourist spots avoid them plz , I feel sorry for them.
There are many place quiet and beautiful in here.
People try to take selfies only because they think that its cool to have met goras. Which is the most chutiya thing one can think of..
Indians should stop having inferior complexity.
The funniest thing is he named AUTO as DUK DUK 😂😂
LOL
That's what foreigners call Auto I too find it funny lmao
Its tuk tuk
That name is popular in most of the south east asian countries which originated from sound of old 2 stroke engines
It's called Tuk Tuk
Most travellers call auto-rickshaws ' tuk tuk'.. It's a really friendly nickname actually!!😌
About point number 10, We stare at JCB digging holes in ground for hours, you are still a foreigner. People stare at foreigner out of curiosity. Take it lightly. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Vikash Kumar hahaha... Yes that is true. There is a borewell being dug accross the streat right now and I was just planning to go there to stare at it.
lol that's true 😁😂
😂😂😂
😆😆😆😆👍👍👍
@@हर्षवान्lol😂
So at the start I was like.....Okay let's see the things I can't do in my country 😆
Same here🤣🤣
Same
Same
Shruti Holani freshies
Same
I was in palika bazaar Delhi, someone tried to sold me a Rolex in 20k rupees (around 300 dollars) .. I knew it’s a scam and to get rid of him I said I can only give 2000 rs ( 30$).. he accepted and gave me the watch. It still works after 5 years and no one know that I wear a copy of Rolex.. it was worth it in my view..
It's actual cost is 500 rs
@@RahulKumar-xd6mf Bhai bohot hi Ganda wala loota isko😂
You paid way more 😂 it's 500 or less 😅
That watch will be around 500 rs only 🤣
Chill kids for him/her its nothing.. For us it's 2OOO rupeeessss
Also, #10, people usually stare at you for 2 major reasons.
1. They are curious
2. They are making fun of you
😅😅😅
3 they mocking there children
3. cctv camera
3. They are thinking how to scam you
I'm indian but i was scammed in mathura by a priest in temple. Things happen with Indians tooo in their own country
yeah and we were scammed in puri and south temples
What exactly did he do?
I am from india and I got scammed in US. And yes the scammer was not an Indian 😊This happens everywhere.
@@padmavali , Obsolutely, in US they scam me all the time, especially the mechanics, they trap you and charge high prices.
@@pd5423 we are scammed whole over india it depends
To Indian Watching What not to do in india.. unemployment is really a serious problem
Lockdown bro lockdown 😭😭😭
😂😂 you should also be included in it, is it??
@@aadhiranadar9466 I am Next Level Unemployed, i go to loo twice a day just to kill time
@@adarshgautam7563 Life is precious.Never ever do that.
People are being laid off due to COVID, but the situation was not great even before the lockdown, so...😅
"Don't think you are gonna go all around india, in a month" -- True. And a lifetime to experience. 🙂
We don't consider all foreigners as Hollywood celebrities that's just too overhyped 😂, rest we can't take stuff on our Army , Religion and Studies 👍 else we are all good
Yes, it's just a welcoming gesture. Always too proud & happy to host that's why...like keeping a memoir.
@@dOVERanalyst 🙏
Studies?
Why the selfie thing? 😂 not that I find it bad, just curious! I am from Spain Europe and I am India since 2 years. I have mo problem with taking selfies.
Just sometimes maybe you had a bad day or you feel your hair doesnt look good 😂🙈🙈 and you dont feel like being in 10 diferent photos. So sometimes its a bit difficult bcs I like to look good in photos 😅😅
Or because I am tired that day.
Anyway its kind of funny I just never understood why people wants a selfie🤔
@@Yulia.chandrika In India, people take selfies with cows too. We Indians love selfies as memories. Even though everyone is not a vlogger like me, it serves a cute little memory for us.
It's like going home & saying, hey look, mom! Who did I meet today?
It's the obsession of being a good host. (We believe out guests are God. Also, the tagline of Indian tourism).
Indians are so insanely proud. We just get so super duper happy that you are visiting our country.
We want to show it off.
So, there it goes on our social media stories.
See how many tourists are coming to see my incredible India.
(I know all humans must be proud when they see tourists in their country but...Indians are like, another level proud & happy that you came to visit us).
I hope I could explain the reason.
I understand what you say about looking good.
But the basic essence of a photograph is not to look good, a memoir like this, is to record life as it is, accepting of your flaws, accepting & flaunting how tired you're because you saw the Incredible India!
(Just as iWeigh says you're worth more than your looks.)
It's about living the moment regardless of how you look.
It's about owning that one second of frame that would lapse, if not clicked.
It's not a modelling show. No one cares how you look.
You're a guest. And you're our God.
You're important to us.
We share a little frame with you to show you how welcoming we are.
We're obsessed with hospitality.
It's just an Indian thing.
Fun fact: the beeping horn code is the same in the Philippines
Oo po sir i am in manila we say thanks by beeping horns and hello also hehe i love it in manila .. philippines is a lovely country and filipinos are even more lovely .. love from indian
🤣🤣🤣 I m from India North East. Manipur.
When I go for study in delhi everyone is looking on me because my face look like Chinese, Japanese that why they always me in 360°(turn their head in 360° 🤣🤣🤣🤣) n alway asking me where u from n if I said I m India then they don't believe me🤣🤣🤣💔
😂😂😂 yeah that's right
I'm from Uttarakhand. Same. People all me if I'm from North East.
The people who look like K-pop stars are either from Uttarakhand or Himachal. The people who look Chinese are from North East. The people who look vaguely Asians (cz we're Ch*nks) are probably also from Uttarakhand.
Source: Have met people who made me think of K-pop stars.
@@that_dam_baka ayyy im from uk tooooooo ayooo buddyyyy
@@vedikathapa6642 I'm not one of the people who pass for k-pop stars. Vaguely Asian.
Kumaoni or Garhwali?
Ah, i love the northeast!! I am frm the south btw
Everyone stares here. I totally agree with you. They stare at locals and foreigners alike.
why do they stare ?
@umami Tsunami Chill bro, it's the same for you if you are from another part of the country. If not, then you don't get to comment.
Even they watch JCB ki khudai 😂
@@the_dreams_weaver Because their skin glows too much. White skinned people are not very common ,majority of population is brown and the words which come from these foreigner's mouth is not also not common for them. Now how would you react if you see someone who is totally different from your locality you looks different, who talks different. You would obviously look at them right?
Yeah it's a common thing in rural or semi-urban areas - people will try to assess whether you are a threat (because no police station exists there) or someone who needs help... They do that when they are free, if they are busy they don't even look even if it's the Lord Yama standing in front of them....
Me being an Indian Watching what not to do in India. Lol!
Quarantine hit us really bad! 😂
same😂
Really so much
True
@AA YA reality
I was laughing when I started watching... But slowly I got worried that India might not be leaving a very good impression on foreigners. 😅 I mean the stolen camera and scams were a black spot! I am not very happy about it.
But, India is so much more than these things. Our diverse culture, languages, backgrounds, history, traditions, values, etc. makes us proud.
The 11th point was very much true. We ourselves criticize different situations in India all the time but when an outsider says anything, we get very possessive. Coz we are very proud of values our ancestors left us. It's just how it is!!
Btw....Your experience can be outstanding in India. You just have to meet the right people....😊
Loved listening to this!!!❤
DIDI LAST YEAR I WENT TO JAPAN AND GOT STOLLEN.AFRICA HAS MORE SCAMMERS THAN INDIA WAY TO MUCH AND I HIGHLY WANT TO TELL THAT INDIA IS A DEVELLOPING COUNTERY SOOO HAVE PATIENCE AND WE HAVE A POPULLATION OF 1.3B EVERY ONE DOES NOT EARN OR HAS A SECURE JOB EVERYONE WANTS TO SURVIVE.
my thoughts literally!
Not an issue exclusive in India. I've been scammed in Paris, my money stolen in Prague, & sexually harassed in Napoli. Unwanted things happen everywhere, there are toxic social elements everywhere.
@@ipsygypsy16 yes but they always target india dont know why???maybe because they hate indians???
@@santoshsingh-mh2ft actually almost all travel bloggers talk about things not to do in every country. I think that being Indian, we get to see only those focussing on India. Another thing is that we are indeed a Very tolerant crowd. Countries in Europe (except maybe Italy) & most definitely the USA will almost be offended if you feel uncomfortable by anything there, as if it's your fault. 😁. & I dare say the way they treat ethnic foreigners, well, it's very polite & civil on the surface, but bro, once you're there you'll understand how things actually are.
*Horn* lang
*Beep*(Taking a turn)
*Beep*Beep! ( overtake)
*Beep* Beep! ( near traffic light) ( go faster you idiot)
*Beep*Beep! Beep! { in open high way) to make you aware that i m about to overtake you..
Longer beeeeeeeep ( you are blocking my way)
Beep beepbeep beep beepbeep beep! ( only a Indian bus/truck driver can explan) ..
Auto drivers are most irritating ones
Last one beep is Dhoom tune I guess 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂✋
What about that dhoom beep of truck 😂
@@hiroooooooooook lol 😂
Lol I'm laughing because everything is true. 😂
Even we Indians do get scammed by some of them... And we can't stand a single words against our country because we're continuously fighting cold wars, and this spirit is the only reason (besides Indian military obviously) that we still have our existence.
17:56
this is not called staring this is called Indian CCTV camera 101% working 😂😂
True
Oo my its really true your comment Meade me laugh like crazy.....exactly the indian camera eyes and report each and everything to our parents😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Due to high unployment rates we have nothing to do and having a lot of leisure time
@@aswathyachu4047 don't tell me we aren't cctv cameras for BTS 🤣🤣 we literally can see if a strand of hair is misplaced
100%true
Looks like he never travelled to south India🙄
Yes...👍😁
Ya u right
Thanx will check it out...but most of the points he mentioned n dis video s more prevalent in d north
@@vid.ot5.ot7 ya u right but search lukedumant traveler he visit most of South India than north👍👍
Why
He is a superstar because he survived from Indian roads.....
That makes us born star😂🌟
Indian roads are far better now
The roads used to scare me xD
I remember being on the two wheeled vehicle / scooty and the roads were always bumpy and rough. There were also gaps. But I honestly like that kind of road because it keeps you awake and more aware of your surroundings. It can also help improve driving skills
@@AbhishekSinghabyexes13 lol ikr
@@sajalkmr definitely better than before, but mostly in urban areas. As someone who has done bit of biking across rural areas, I can tell you rural roads would be a nightmare to Europeans unless they are used to off roading.
I love how polite you are being while explaining all the troubling thing happened to you. I am actually feeling sorry for the bad things on behalf of those people.
The honking is actually a part of our non-verbal communication 😂😂
Either he is incredibly polite or incredibly sarcastic.
I am Indian and now live in Germany. Well as long as I was in India I didn't think much about the traffic rules and stuff. Thought to myself that this was the norm. But as soon as I went back to India for vacation after living for a year in Europe I realised how really bad the situation is on Indian roads. Wow! And at that moment I thought to never ride anything on the Indian roads again!
He is incredibly polite while doing constructive criticism
Gaand mara videsh mai
Bhuvan Tadano so in what way you contributed to improve the things
Right.its only after you visit developed countries you come to know how backward we are.and we as citizens can't do shit about it.We can improve ourselves but there are so many uneducated idiots who will never follow the rules..
I'm an indian and no we aren't "adjusted" to street food . we just know which ones to avoid . but the spice doesn't affect us as much .
@@allensnea9335 yeah #blamethegovernment
Street food made by uneducated people aren't good - blame it on government
People who got degree from backdoor aren't getting job - blame the government
Your girlfriend left you - blame the government
@@someguy3276 I agree with you People are lazy We can't Blame Government more....Our lot of wealth is Going For education, medical....But even after paying for education and Other stuff like Petrol, Goods, Electronics and more still people want things cheaper and they want everything (services) free!! They blame Government for Being Jobless but Nobody asks Are these people worth for these jobs they are demanding. they watsed so much time in early years and Now they want Position which they don't fit or Jobs with less effort and More Salary. People are just lazy! Instead of Working hard they criticize others!
Yaa we born with spices...😊
Our primary health care comes from mother and that too spices as medicines 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cap, I'm
Please visit NorthEast India, I swear you'll love it!!!!
Northeast is heaven !
peekaboo booo I think North East is better than rest of the country.
@ Northeast is way too green, hilly and cooler than kerela.
Although Kerela is an amazing place to visit? The problem in Northeast is that the infrastructure isn't developed to touristic levels so travelling can be a problem.
But if you're a Biker it's a heaven for you.
peekaboo booo I'd love to visit. Perhaps this month!
Where Nagaland 😛😛😛
Even our teachers stare at us😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣true
Specially during exams🤣🤣🤣🤣
After a long stare they even beat us
I hate beeping sound myself although I'm Indian 😭😂
Ikr😂the most mfking irritating thing on earth!
Specially in the traffic late at night
Being an indian i agree with every bit of what you have said..You are awesome brother👌
Absolutely
You drove so well on the streets of INDIA! You have my respect..😅
As an American I salute the Indian culture and theirs behavior 😊❤️
Really?
are u sure
Omg as an Indian i could say most of the things are so Dame correct... Specially punctual one I've never meet any one who is punctual and be on time😒😔except my family da... 😂😂India is a place where everyone is in rush but nobody gets on time🤣
last line🤣🤣🤣 correct..never gets on time
Hey hey! Which anime are u currently watching
@@justanormalguy1921 do you know her? You randomly asked her that question😂
Youve watched geography nows video on India right?
Why do you have mitsuha in profile pic?
As an Indian , All points are correct . 😂😂Very accurate observation .
Yash Bheda 😂😂😂😂🤣 yep!
One thing you missed is: The Indian tendency to never say "no" - it's ALWAYS a "maybe". Foreigners can get very annoyed.
I love how no one visits South India it literally feels like another country
It's true
Me : calls my friend
Also me : where are u bro!!
Friend I am there in 5 min
Friend actually in a deep sleep
Extra tip:do not pay before they do your work in sturdy situations. From india
I'm foreigner too and i've been living in India for 3 years and i agree with all what you mentioned but i don't do with the scams coz i've never been robed in the past 3 years, if you're not stupid then you will not go through it
haan rohingya hoga tu. Beta jaldi nikalo.
@यश कुमार शाण्डिल्य No i'm Arabian
@@Varun-uv4li English please
@@Varun-uv4li I'm studying here that's first, second, if India is not better in Education i won't even think to go there.
@यश कुमार शाण्डिल्य UAE
Oh my god I am a indian and watching him trying not to offend indians is so funny XD
True 🤣
You can recover your camera... Here is the steps..
1) keep below information ready.. Name of person, his pics and place you kept your stuff
2) Send email to your country assemby in India marking Cc to indian Home ministry details what happen and requesting investigation..
3) And for more faster result mark cc to PMO and also send twitter message on it
4) All this u can do relaxing at home.. and then wait for result
5) In less than 7 days, they will find out where is u r camera..
That's how India works.. :)
bullshit
It was you. Give it back.
Mirnaldy Olga lmao😂
Mirnaldy Olga
😂
What?!!
Am Indian. And i dnt think it works
No. Please . The constructive criticism is highly needed! If not in person you have to do that some other way, or the government and the people will never learn to get better. I'm a proud Indian too but some things need to change. Pride is a different thing but I can take constructive criticism and I do that myself.
Yeah criticism about present matter is what I like but many foreigners tends to criticize India for things that had been solved 50 years ago.
I thought ur name was Anime Love(≧▽≦)
beeping for indians is like doing conversation and they understand it too
I am from Spain but I have been living in India for more than 2 years.
Ahaha the " where are you from" thing 😂 I get asked daaily several times, and eventually I made up a country which doesnt exist just to have a little bit of fun amd see people's reaction trying to figure out where my country called " Ulankala Iseland"😂 is.
All the things he says are true are very good tips.
About the selfies thing I agree, I understand and I take selfies with families kids or with anyone who comes with is an inocent actitude.
But sometimes drunk man aproach you and they wanna take a photo being like all over you to show they partied with a foreigner and I find that a litlle disrespectfull.
That may happen simply on the street where you were not even partying just taking some quiet dinner, specially in north Goa.
Its not a big deal but sometimes you just had a bad day or something and you dnt feel like being in 10 diferent photos with random dudes, and you dont feel comfortable, I think they should aslo sometims make an effort and understand you are a person too and that you are not something just to entretain but also have your life and your boundaries.
Of course I am not saying this happens often but it does happen.
But most of the time indian people are just incredibly welcoming and helpfull.
Himalayan state like himachal Pradesh , Sikkim r safest state of India
Sorry for that.
Sorry for that
So where are u from eventually?
@@sibasishdutta9009 😂
“Don’t leave your stuff with strangers” - isn’t that the universal rule everywhere? Even in the US if you leave expensive stuff with random strangers you can expect it might get stolen.
Southindia peoples ❤️ like here
We are indians ☺☺
@mns ta: Chill dude.....don't make domestic violence.we are born to be United,do not separate India's wealth. All part of India has unique beauty.we are unique 😇.
It is not about beauty..u guys from north india and north east come to south insearch of jobs..
@mns ta u hate south indians can't help ppl like u..IT jobs u come here
U r so stupid 🤣😂
A friend of mine was in India and had three pairs of their shoes stolen while going into different temples. They had to wear flip flops the rest of their trip. Don't leave shoes outside of the temple. Carry them in a sack on your back or leave them with the driver.........
this happens to the indian also.
th-cam.com/video/9VexWzcNs6A/w-d-xo.html
Skip to 3:46 for the link given
Pk: I couldn't find my slippers
Random guy: someone might have taken ,pick someone else's. rotation always happens in temples
Since that day pk would be carrying bicycle lock so that his slippers doesn't get stolen again. You can do that, no one would laugh or care
no they were not stolen it's just that many people come to temple and forget which shoe is theres
It's true
I am from India itself
And when we also go to travel different parts of our country we also face this .and the scam and stealing of different things is very common actually .
We also face these things while traveling by train at night when we have to sleep in the train itself
There are special places where they help you keep your footwear safe, in most temples.
I am an Indian living abroad and watching this video just made me miss home haha! Agree with all the points!
hey😂...u’ve learned alot about our country jac😚
love from kerala🌴,south india♥️♥️
ഇത് എന്താ എവിടെ പോയാലും മലയാളികള് ആണല്ലോ 😍😁😜😂
മലയാളി 😍😍😍😍
മലയാളി
ഹലോ
yooo malayalee
People who stare in India because they don't know the language 😂😂😂
I'm from India love India
Oh, hell naw. We stare cuz we stare. Because saying hi hello to stranger is not culturally ok. People still acknowledge the presence of a human. We observe with eyes. Nothing with language. English is one of our official language. And this man speaks English.
I speak 4 languages. And I get stared at the same no matter what I am speaking.
Trust me we Indians stare at Indians the same way!
It's just a thing. It's not meant to be rude. We just look at you.
Sadhguru was right, We get bored when there's too much order 😂
Wow , he just came for few months and show I love india and india is great etc etc , I am 16 + ,live in delhi and all I saw was " buri najr wale tera muh kala " 😂😂
Things not do 6 :- Just wait for 2 minutes, will come in 2 hours 🤣🤣
Nd don't ask for the Beef specially in North India .
Ask in north east
Or don't use hindi in south.
@@vishwassharma7882 Nothing wrong with using hindi in the south. In Tamil Nadu maybe ..but other states are fine. eg : Kerala has a lot of workers from north / northeast and we speak in hindi to them and people who dont know proper hindi use actions and sign language and it works. We just don't take it well when something is imposed on us. :)
@Done only in kerala
*dont mention you love north india* in south they'll lynch you, highest recruiters for ISIS are from south india, specially kerala.
when you vist India
please come to south India
especially Kerala(god's own country) you will love it
Kerala😊😊
KERLA IS CLEAN PLACE
BTW I AM FROM BENGAL
Ikr I am from Tamil nadu!
@Aquilaツ 😂😂 sadhanam kayyilund
@Indian Gamer fuck off
As an Indian, I totally approve this video.😂✌
To foreigners who are aiming to go Dehli**
Just be aware of your wallets ,pockets ,phones,or anything... they'll pass from you and without even your noticing your stuff will be gone and when you realize and turn back they- *vanished **
@Harishanker Rai bruh 😂
And sell it back to you
@@syednadeem5482 Wow nice plan
Oh! There are a lot of graduates from Pick Pocketing College. So you have to join the college to learn how to pick pickpocketers😂😂😂😂.
Are you Otaku ?
I can see Kakashi in your dp
Any random youtuber:
*mentiones india*
Indians on TH-cam:
*_HEAVY BREATHING_*
Hahaha 😂😂hilarious feel and little curious of what they gonna say
Being an Indian, I do get pissed off at some of things you mentioned (I have no idea how you endured it) -
1. People beeping on roads for no reason
2. Selfies / not considering other person's private space (in India, private space is very narrow)
3. Not being on time (I am guilty of that too at times)
4. People staring (I sometimes get stared at - because I ride a bicycle with a helmet, sunglasses and bike shorts).
5. People not always being trustworthy.
But yeah your tips are actually to the point and very helpful.
Tathagat Chatterjee please do wonder why he visited thrice , what kept him going . Food for thought
@@mohittewari6546 - he visited because India is unique in many ways- especially in terms of diversity and varied culture (it's like Europe in a manner - with culture varying with region) - doesn't mean we can't improve on our behavioral traits..
@@seeratahsee8877 I get that.. thing is percentage of people whom you can trust is same everywhere.. in India, the number of people though is much higher, since population is higher too.. and these are the same people who are often bolder compared to the rest of the nice ones.. BTW it's not that the women don't stare n judge.. especially older ladies (judgemental aunties are scary)
@@Tathagatchat ya aunties stare too but indian men(usually north) just steal the show every time. I was harassed so many times just cz I'm "fair".
God! They didn't stop staring at me like perverts. It has always been a horrific experience!
@@seeratahsee8877 I understand you on a spiritual level.
Omg actually u r educating some Indians too! I am an Indian and even I was shocked after hearing about the locker incident.
So, basically these are the 11 things that we need an improvement!
@chatur rames I mean India is not as touristic as people think, we do have hotspots of tourism, but the places he went are not very touristy (Most of the tourists in those areas are Indian tourists) so people are curious and they stare. I live in Canada but when i go home and speak in my horrible Bengali/ Hindi people stare at me too even though i look Indian ahahahahahah
You should have called Police 100 when your GoPro was lost/stolen.
Police are very helpful and active when it is related to Tourist places and foreigners.
In a way, you directly encouraged the thief for future and a Bad name for us just because you didn't bother to call Police.
So Right tip should be " Do Not do what I did, not calling the police and putting it on TH-cam that things get stolen and it is normal.
In a tourist place like that police would've questioned him and bothered maybe a few others, would've asked him if he smoked weed (and similar questions) and would've wasted a good couple of hours, without really accomplishing anything.. given that he has already traveled most of India, lived in slums, rode hinterlands on bike, I'm guessing he has had some experience of Indian police
@@Tathagatchat I understand your view, But in reality, if any foreigner tourist registers a complaint it is given high priority. Even soon there will be a dedicated Twitter handle for tourists complaints, and now we know too many examples about how Indian Govt. has helped people in distress on Twitter that was un-imaginable few years back. And please don't make assumptions and do not justify saving a couple of hours against crime. And no, police do not harass tourist as such cases are monitored at SP and above level.
Indian cops can never be trusted.... always paranoid and freaking corrupt..... ego higher than himalayas...
@@dungaroolal xD I think ur talking about a different country
But it is normal, things getting stolen.
Not only In India, Don't Leave your stuff with random peeps in any country lol..
How can you trust a random guy..
Btw the roads you showed are off road mate..
And Yeah alot of scammers are there In India..
Cleaning shoes,washing dress etc do em by yourself..
Use uber/ola to book cabs..
Cause local driver's will always try to take most money out of you..
Yes the food is not very much suitable for foriegners,So you can use uber eats/ swiggy/foodpanda etc to order food online..(From McDonalds Pizzahut etc)
And if you want to to try Indian food only buy items like kebab,Chicken tikka masala,paneer tikka etc
The very cheap food are never safe..
Also don't try very spicy foods..
Also take yogurt or curd to cool down your stomach or banana..
These tuk tuk drivers are probably the richest in the cities the way the loot not just foreigners but also indian travelers.
McDowell’s? Lol
To cool down your stomach or Banana? Did you mean it? 😅
@@naveenkumar.5 jajajajajaja funny tbh
Every time I eat chaat I get stomachache so the only thing I learned is that curd in local shops are expired
"get out of my tuktuk" 😂😂😂
Really ❤️ 🤣🤣
Wo auto hoga 😂😂😂
Who else watching this during lockdown : August
😂😂😂
Me lol 😂
In october
@@ajay_aryan15 at 4 am😎✌️
@@rtcp2020 Dude wut? You seem like a 6 year old kid whining about quarantine.
@@anisha1257 lel
Yeah, the beeping is also used to warn bystanders that I will be passing don't stray into my way. I also beep a lot just before turning blind corners to broadcast that I am there don't run me over!
*Aww Man!! I Am So Sad For Your Friend, That His Experience Wasn't Good Here (Judging By The Poor Guy's Miserable Expression). Breaks My Heart.*
I don't know why but I feel proud while watching this. For us our Army and our country matters alot❤
Me, an Indian, watching a video about what not to do in India and idk honestly I was just smiling and giggling half of the time. It's actually interesting to hear what people from different countries have to say about India and you are quite polite as well.
You are being polite, seems like you had one “hell” of a time.
You can't change india only india changes you 🤣
Good one 😂👍
Legit🔥🔥
Sounds like Zlatan 😂
Army?😃
@@mehak9813 ye😂💜💜💜
He's trying so hard not to offend people man! And that is actually sad!
I agree. People need to learn how to take the mickey out of things. Denial is stasis.
I am from India, and i think u have put every point in the best way possible.. Being a foreigner in India can be tough, specially for a person on a road trip, and i am sure all these points will surely help someone who wants to visit India..
Thanks for being respectful and sweet.. ☺️♥️
This was a very intriguing video Jacob. India is definitely on my bucket list of places I need to visit so I was glad to get some insight from you. I'm sure this will all come in handy one day.
#WeAreExploriors
Point no. 10:The reason people stare at you is because they are curious, like you mentioned earlier most Indians have not seen foreigners in there life and when they see you they start analysing you out of facination.
I’m an nri but when i went to India people stared at me sooo much, maybe bc I’m a guy with long hair but people would just stare unashamedly, it was somewhat unnerving, kinda felt like get out ngl
You call it staring but we say it analyzing 😂😂😂
7.37 sorry for that..... But we Indians are very much friendly with our guests
Yes we are but sometimes some Indians suck too bad that they even Rob tourists.....
@@brahamaggarwal1800 that happens in every country...bsd people are everywhere in the world
Bs
Athithi devo bahbo🙏
100% accurate observation 😂😂 especially those traffic rules 😂😂😂😂😂
Interesting 😊 greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
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