Omg this is so informative , thank you so much! As someone working with foods, it’s not necessarily that they are not cooking the properly or using dirty oil etc, there’s different bacterias around the world, just like in the water, they can handle it, we might not as we’re not used to it! I’m very very interested in India! Great video! Cheers!!
So glad to hear you found it useful and that you're enjoying the India series Bip! And thanks for adding your perspective as someone in the food industry. I really had a bad experience in Jaipur and told myself never again!
Excellent video advisory about travelling and services towards how to occur situations where you can go plus areas where can visit plenty of sightseeing im looking forward to see the remaining travel to this journey!
Great video as always Willie! Not sure I would feel safe visiting India given all of the risks, but I commend you for your honest opinions after heading into the belly of the beast.
Hi Willie 😊… I travelled in my twenties alone . I went to the Seychelles and previously to that Tenerife. In the Seychelles at the time there was a curfew because of a military coup so had to be back at hotel before 10 I think but I did feel safe but India is a whole different ball game I don’t think I would have considered it then let alone now. Maybe I’m just wiser now… great video for anyone contemplating going . I’m pleased you’re feeling better, onwards and upwards to your new adventures 😊
Hi Chris, thanks for sharing your experiences! That curfew sounded pretty intense and it must have been an interesting experience at the time. I gather from your post that you like sunny places :) India is certainly a place that will keep many if not most on their toes.
Firstly I'm glad you're recovered and feeling much better. Thanks for all the information in this vlog. I've always wanted to visit India, now more than ever. I will definitely not be going on my own. I will be trying the home stays. God bless you for sharing and safe travels further🙏💙
Hi Elladine! Always nice to hear from you and I'm glad you found the video useful. I think you're spot on - definitely visit India but don't wing it alone. Go with someone or in a small group. From my limited experiences in India, I can say without hesitation that the country offers a cultural education like no other. It is always a pleasure and indeed a privilege to share these videos with people like you. Cheers!
Solid tips brother, thanks! I appreciate your honesty and your wisdom! I want to travel to India and i plan to travel there in the near future, but i have to be prepared for all the chaos that will ensue :D India is hectic af man, and it will be a challenge. But i love challenges so im looking forward to it! Greetings from Sweden!
Thanks for watching my videos and engaging! Glad you found it useful and informative. If you love challenges and if you're not afraid to test yourself outside your comfort zone, India will be a great experience :)
I love my motherland India the place of my grandparents, im.born in South Africa and i can say when i visit India i can walk freely unlike my own country, good video and enjoy India ❤
Always interesting with your traveling. Also the tips you suggest . been awhile since I was here watching you Willie. Thank you, Kia ora: Kiwi from Virginia
Thanks for showing and telling us about this part of the world in such detail. At my age I think I will hide behind the safety of "Willie Explore". Ek dink ek en vroulief gaan dit waag om Lambertsbaai te "explore" (grappie). Mooi bly. 🤣❤
Hi Willie thanks once again for the travel tips. Yes your body builds up reststance over the years of living there. A new comer has not the same antibodies yet to combat the bacterias. Is it best to carry around hand sanitizer before eating something. Eat from a closed or sealed packet😊
Hi Mary, yes certainly hand sanitizer and sealed packets are great tips! It's a good thing that the chips (or crisps as the Brits called) packets are so difficult to open.
You should visit a local post office, their you shall witness a stamp licker employee, and a change verifier, and then an envelope giver, and the manager to check the licked stamp and envelope lol.. and finally the money counter, and manager to check the money counter....it is endless, a persons job for each and every part🤣
Old Delhi is not planned at-all - As you can see streets are narrow & the population has exploded beyond what the roads can support. Fortunately or unfortunately India is no China with a criminal CCP enterprise at the top (which is only bothered with Power & Money) which can just order people to move enmass & demolish the whole area & build again! They can even disappear people Like what they did to their defence & foreign minister because the "emperor for life" didnt like them! India is a noisy democracy where people have rights & are hard to evict unless they willingly do so. That's my 2 cents. I would still rather live (and be free) in a noisy, imperfect but headed in the right direction democracy like India than in the Banana republic of China!
99.9% you got your dehli belly off the water mate, not so much the food.. Even the top hotels, the staff re-glue the bottle tops down, and use local tap water, just to make a few rupees, I am a survivor of such, been all over india many times, and every time, always been the water..
My husband once saw a barman in a top hotel in Egypt pouring water straight from the tap into water bottles. No wonder his colleague was ill whilst there .
You know what, the last thing I consumed before my ordeal was a bottle of water. So you may well be right! If the top hotels are indeed guilty of what you say, it is nothing short of an outrage.
Big problem for foreigners in India that Indians keep staring. Actually they look how white is he and what he is doing here. Sorry for this. This is crowded beacuse of locals from other state came to delhi NCR for work. And this is very old made cities it is very tough to reconstruct this areas. This is why there is New Delhi and Delhi. Both are totally different. Avoid food from unhygienic thelewala. Even Indians ignore them too. We eat spicy and masala made food our intenstine can digest. But if this your first time with Indian food prepare with strong immunity. Please visit other places too inspite of selected areas like Northeast India especially Sikkim and Arunachal. South India. Gujarat. Andaman Nicobar. If you face any insecurity call cop. There is law. I saw many vloggers they share experieces that India is horrible. I don't know why they forgetting India have laws and Cops too.
Yes they stare a lot and remember that I am also walking with a camera on a stick talking to myself, so they must be thinking what on earth is going on! But in my experience (and it might not be for everyone) the stares are more out of curiosity than something for sinister. Appreciate your tips and suggestions about other parts to visit in India. I will certainly look into them! Thanks for watching and supporting my channel :)
@@willieexplore yes they are curious like what he is doing here 😁. Please ignore the selfie people otherwise they will make you a celebrity. If you visit Andaman Nicobar do scuba diving there. Welcoming you from my side.
@@DeMazPhoto I grew up in India. I know what I'm saying. Why don't you go and ask fellow Indians on their opinion? Yes, most trips are safe, but there are lots of low self-control individuals in society that make it unsafe sometimes.
Omg this is so informative , thank you so much!
As someone working with foods, it’s not necessarily that they are not cooking the properly or using dirty oil etc, there’s different bacterias around the world, just like in the water, they can handle it, we might not as we’re not used to it!
I’m very very interested in India! Great video! Cheers!!
So glad to hear you found it useful and that you're enjoying the India series Bip! And thanks for adding your perspective as someone in the food industry. I really had a bad experience in Jaipur and told myself never again!
@@willieexplore I think this is quite normal actually. A lot of the people travelling to India get sick.
Excellent video advisory about travelling and services towards how to occur situations where you can go plus areas where can visit plenty of sightseeing im looking forward to see the remaining travel to this journey!
Thank you mon ami, glad you found it informative. Have a great day!
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Thanks for watching! Appreciate your support!
Great video as always Willie! Not sure I would feel safe visiting India given all of the risks, but I commend you for your honest opinions after heading into the belly of the beast.
Thank you, Jasper! India is not for everyone but glad you enjoyed this video :)
The Wheel: One of mankind's greatest inventions. They were sold everywhere. Great Video! Thank you for sharing your experience with the food.
Yes! And the 24-spoke wheel of course features in the India flag too. Cheers for your kind words, I'm glad you found it informative!
I love india 🇮🇳❤
Thanks for watching!
Hi Willie 😊… I travelled in my twenties alone . I went to the Seychelles and previously to that Tenerife. In the Seychelles at the time there was a curfew because of a military coup so had to be back at hotel before 10 I think but I did feel safe but India is a whole different ball game I don’t think I would have considered it then let alone now. Maybe I’m just wiser now… great video for anyone contemplating going . I’m pleased you’re feeling better, onwards and upwards to your new adventures 😊
Hi Chris, thanks for sharing your experiences! That curfew sounded pretty intense and it must have been an interesting experience at the time. I gather from your post that you like sunny places :) India is certainly a place that will keep many if not most on their toes.
Firstly I'm glad you're recovered and feeling much better. Thanks for all the information in this vlog. I've always wanted to visit India, now more than ever. I will definitely not be going on my own. I will be trying the home stays. God bless you for sharing and safe travels further🙏💙
Hi Elladine! Always nice to hear from you and I'm glad you found the video useful. I think you're spot on - definitely visit India but don't wing it alone. Go with someone or in a small group. From my limited experiences in India, I can say without hesitation that the country offers a cultural education like no other. It is always a pleasure and indeed a privilege to share these videos with people like you. Cheers!
Solid tips brother, thanks! I appreciate your honesty and your wisdom! I want to travel to India and i plan to travel there in the near future, but i have to be prepared for all the chaos that will ensue :D India is hectic af man, and it will be a challenge. But i love challenges so im looking forward to it! Greetings from Sweden!
Thanks for watching my videos and engaging! Glad you found it useful and informative. If you love challenges and if you're not afraid to test yourself outside your comfort zone, India will be a great experience :)
I love my motherland India the place of my grandparents, im.born in South Africa and i can say when i visit India i can walk freely unlike my own country, good video and enjoy India ❤
Thanks for watching and engaging! Yes, it is great to be able to walk freely at night. Cheers :)
Always interesting with your traveling. Also the tips you suggest . been awhile since I was here watching you Willie. Thank you, Kia ora: Kiwi from Virginia
Hi Swanoaks, wonderful to hear from you! Hope all is well on your side. India was challenging but hugely rewarding. A fascinating experience!
Thanks for showing and telling us about this part of the world in such detail. At my age I think I will hide behind the safety of "Willie Explore". Ek dink ek en vroulief gaan dit waag om Lambertsbaai te "explore" (grappie). Mooi bly. 🤣❤
Thanks Errol, as always I appreciate and value your support and encouragement. Lambertsbaai het beslis minder mense en verkeer :) Groete!
17:48 we robots are producers and consumers
We certainly are
Hi Willie thanks once again for the travel tips. Yes your body builds up reststance over the years of living there. A new comer has not the same antibodies yet to combat the bacterias. Is it best to carry around hand sanitizer before eating something. Eat from a closed or sealed packet😊
Hi Mary, yes certainly hand sanitizer and sealed packets are great tips! It's a good thing that the chips (or crisps as the Brits called) packets are so difficult to open.
Say it’s a whole different experience as female traveller.
I am sure it is. Cheers for watching and engaging!
You should visit a local post office, their you shall witness a stamp licker employee, and a change verifier, and then an envelope giver, and the manager to check the licked stamp and envelope lol.. and finally the money counter, and manager to check the money counter....it is endless, a persons job for each and every part🤣
That sounds insane! Thanks for sharing this!
You been to Agra, hope it was a clear day then hahah, smog city I call it, has it changed, and so so so dusty, lovely lovely people though..
Yes my friend I did go there, please check out my Agra videos if you haven't already. Appreciate your support and engagement!
Old Delhi is not planned at-all - As you can see streets are narrow & the population has exploded beyond what the roads can support. Fortunately or unfortunately India is no China with a criminal CCP enterprise at the top (which is only bothered with Power & Money) which can just order people to move enmass & demolish the whole area & build again! They can even disappear people Like what they did to their defence & foreign minister because the "emperor for life" didnt like them! India is a noisy democracy where people have rights & are hard to evict unless they willingly do so. That's my 2 cents. I would still rather live (and be free) in a noisy, imperfect but headed in the right direction democracy like India than in the Banana republic of China!
Amen to that bro!
Add Jack Ma, Yao Ming & recently an economist who was advising the "Emperor for Life" to the list of people who have disappeared in China!
I can imagine the great influx of people have made life difficult for many in Delhi. Thanks for watching!
Visit modern parts of delhi
Delhi is a modern city yes :)
Why, u want to hide bad part
Nobody will feel amazed in India except Bangladesh and Pakistan 😂
Are you a fan of bald and bankrupt?
I know his channel, why do you ask?
Ofc he is, who isnt? xd
@@UrielCopy People with IQ over 80
Come to South Mumbai and show around.
I would love to my friend! Cheers for the recommendation!
99.9% you got your dehli belly off the water mate, not so much the food.. Even the top hotels, the staff re-glue the bottle tops down, and use local tap water, just to make a few rupees, I am a survivor of such, been all over india many times, and every time, always been the water..
My husband once saw a barman in a top hotel in Egypt pouring water straight from the tap into water bottles. No wonder his colleague was ill whilst there .
You know what, the last thing I consumed before my ordeal was a bottle of water. So you may well be right! If the top hotels are indeed guilty of what you say, it is nothing short of an outrage.
@@willieexplore maybe the bottled beer is safer , who knows 🤔😊
@@christineketland1345 maybe :) although as a teetotaler I wouldn't know for sure!
@@willieexplore haha like the comment… !… at least the water in the ABC islands is great 😊
what are you doing in local market area? Its not a touristy place , afterall?
If you've followed me for a while you'll know I often go to the non-touristy parts
Big problem for foreigners in India that Indians keep staring. Actually they look how white is he and what he is doing here. Sorry for this. This is crowded beacuse of locals from other state came to delhi NCR for work. And this is very old made cities it is very tough to reconstruct this areas. This is why there is New Delhi and Delhi. Both are totally different. Avoid food from unhygienic thelewala. Even Indians ignore them too. We eat spicy and masala made food our intenstine can digest. But if this your first time with Indian food prepare with strong immunity. Please visit other places too inspite of selected areas like Northeast India especially Sikkim and Arunachal. South India. Gujarat. Andaman Nicobar. If you face any insecurity call cop. There is law. I saw many vloggers they share experieces that India is horrible. I don't know why they forgetting India have laws and Cops too.
Yes they stare a lot and remember that I am also walking with a camera on a stick talking to myself, so they must be thinking what on earth is going on! But in my experience (and it might not be for everyone) the stares are more out of curiosity than something for sinister. Appreciate your tips and suggestions about other parts to visit in India. I will certainly look into them! Thanks for watching and supporting my channel :)
@@willieexplore yes they are curious like what he is doing here 😁. Please ignore the selfie people otherwise they will make you a celebrity. If you visit Andaman Nicobar do scuba diving there. Welcoming you from my side.
@@ShaileshKumar-tg4kk really appreciate it, dhanyavaad!
#1 Reason to travel to India is that it is very safe even for solo female
No disrespect brother, but I'll let the women decide on that
No, its not. Yes, most of India isn't as unsafe as people tend to think, but I wouldn't go that far.
@@Ducktility There are many female solo travellers in India, it's just a fact.
@@DeMazPhoto I grew up in India. I know what I'm saying.
Why don't you go and ask fellow Indians on their opinion?
Yes, most trips are safe, but there are lots of low self-control individuals in society that make it unsafe sometimes.
@@Ducktility All good bro. Like anywhere else I guess
Very dangerous for women travelling alone.Rape is very common in India.
I've heard of some disturbing incidents. Not limited to India though. Thanks for watching.
So is getting shot in America