Another awesome video willie that you made exactly what I thought it be and excellent for showing this opportunity as not been stated or seen thanks for your interest and time foe organising these for others! I hope there is more to come!
Cheers Mark, was a little bit longer on the bus from Agra to Jaipur than the train from Delhi to Agra, so it was great to see better accommodation. Glad you're enjoying the videos and, as always, I really value your support and engagement. Have a good week!
Cheers Mary, I got to Jaipur safe and in one piece, which is what matters! Oh make no mistake, there were lots of honking, including from the bus driver. I just made sure to edit most of that out to be kind to your ears :) Have a great day!
All those bananas 😂.. but I'm disappointed no bananas at your lunch stop 😂😂... great video as usual i see youre wearing the Superman T-shirt again... prepare for more selfies 😅.. love your hotel room love peacocks.we have some resident ones at a nearby castle called Gwydir Castle. They get on the road and expect the traffic to stop for them, which they usually do 😅
Hi Christine! Haha yes I expected the bananas along the way but not the peacocks in my hotel room. I guess they say variety is the spice of life, although after a while in India you get tired of spices too :) I can imagine those peacocks in Wales stop traffic! Thanks as always for watching and commenting :)
Hope you're enjoying India buddy, there's lots to explore. I'm on my journey too. Did Hyderabad and Kashmir this year. Definitely visit those places too if you'd like.
Cheers my friend, it is definitely a very fulfilling travel experience! This is just a recce trip as I'm gathering information and insights for a potential future trip, where I intend to spend longer in the country. Thanks for the tips!
Willie, you are a very adventurous person ... jump right in wherever you are!! Meet lots of new and interesting people, you do! That bus ride was pretty interesting ... contrast from the cities to the countryside. Now ... as for how many bananas ... 1, 234,567 and 1/2 ... am I close? [Greetings from Tucson.]
Always a pleasure and privilege Jim! I try and make the most of my trip by meeting many people, that is often where the real magic lies! As for the banana count, I think you may be out by a few hundred thousand....I think! Haha! All the best my friend, have a good week!
Interesting trip on that very quiet bus. I wonder how those hundreds of little stalls make enough money to survive? Ek geniet hierdie Indië toer van jou, Willie. Dit laat my met ander (beter) oë na Indië kyk. Dankie.
That is a very good question, and also what happens to the produce they don't sell! Dit is beslis 'n unieke ondervinding Errol. Bly jy toer lekker saam. Groete!
Your India series is fascinating to watch but I can imagine it is not easy to film and must be energy sapping for you. Chaotic, noisy and as you say not the cleanest in parts. I wonder if those stone monuments you pointed out along the way are used for religious purposes?
It is both the easiest and most difficult series I've done so far. Easy in the sense that the locals are so welcoming and there are plenty of content opportunities. Difficult in the sense that it is physically and emotionally taxing. One thing I've realised on this recce is that I definitely need to have a proper nutrition plan and perhaps pack several cans of tinned fish for any future India trip, to get some non-spicy protein. On those stone monuments, yes I think they are likely religious artefacts or used in the construction of temples etc. Would be great if someone could confirm!
Nice VLOG! 13:29 It is not legal for either the rider or the pillion rider to ride a two-wheeler without a helmet in any state in India. Those idiots are risking getting caught by the cops. Of course they are risking their lives too!
Oh dear, they should know better then! I certainly would not chance my safety like that. Thanks for watching and providing this information, I really value that!
It is not a good look. Part of me understands the challenges they face in relation to waste management and infrastructure. But another part of me simply cannot understand the culture. Cheers for watching!
@@willieexplore bro it depends more on people . I mean when you go to hill states and cities like indore, even the new planned areas in Noida etc... all you'll see greenery and cleanliness. Problem is the people who throw trash here and there with no civic sense 🙄. Indian culture is ancient hence very complex to understand especially for outsiders. .... all the best for your future endeavors.
Another awesome video willie that you made exactly what I thought it be and excellent for showing this opportunity as not been stated or seen thanks for your interest and time foe organising these for others! I hope there is more to come!
Thank you as always mon ami! It is great to have you travel along virtually; my pleasure to share these experiences! Greetings
Nice bus trip the hotel is definitely better so far from the previous... Looking to the next video... Cheers
Cheers Mark, was a little bit longer on the bus from Agra to Jaipur than the train from Delhi to Agra, so it was great to see better accommodation. Glad you're enjoying the videos and, as always, I really value your support and engagement. Have a good week!
CONGRATULATIONS FELLOW,GREAT TRIP AND VIDEO REGARDS FROM ARGENTINA.
Cheers for watching my friend! Appreciate the support and encouragement :)
@@willieexplore Thanks again I follow you ....Hugs.
As friendly as the locals are, I feel many if not most people will find India very challenging.
It is a double-edged sword. Such a welcoming nation but it does have its challenges. Thanks for watching!
its challenging but if you spend just enough money you spend in your country youll not have any issues !!
@@NitinKumar unfortunately that's not an option for many backpackers or people who travel full-time / for an extended period. All the pennies count.
@@willieexplore isn't back packing about roughing it out?
@@smouldering well you seem to know a lot about it, why don't you tell me?
Jaipur drove me crazy lol…loved heading out to Jaisalmer though. That place is trippy. Looking forward to the next one.
India is not for beginners! Glad you're enjoying the series :)
Hi Willie nice comfortable bus for your journey to Jaipur, at least no honking noises😂 very nice hotel room too
Cheers Mary, I got to Jaipur safe and in one piece, which is what matters! Oh make no mistake, there were lots of honking, including from the bus driver. I just made sure to edit most of that out to be kind to your ears :) Have a great day!
All those bananas 😂.. but I'm disappointed no bananas at your lunch stop 😂😂... great video as usual i see youre wearing the Superman T-shirt again... prepare for more selfies 😅.. love your hotel room love peacocks.we have some resident ones at a nearby castle called Gwydir Castle. They get on the road and expect the traffic to stop for them, which they usually do 😅
Hi Christine! Haha yes I expected the bananas along the way but not the peacocks in my hotel room. I guess they say variety is the spice of life, although after a while in India you get tired of spices too :) I can imagine those peacocks in Wales stop traffic! Thanks as always for watching and commenting :)
Hope you're enjoying India buddy, there's lots to explore. I'm on my journey too. Did Hyderabad and Kashmir this year. Definitely visit those places too if you'd like.
Cheers my friend, it is definitely a very fulfilling travel experience! This is just a recce trip as I'm gathering information and insights for a potential future trip, where I intend to spend longer in the country. Thanks for the tips!
Nice one Willie, peacock bed😂❤
A unique design for sure! Thanks for watching, as always :)
Willie, you are a very adventurous person ... jump right in wherever you are!! Meet lots of new and interesting people, you do! That bus ride was pretty interesting ... contrast from the cities to the countryside. Now ... as for how many bananas ... 1, 234,567 and 1/2 ... am I close? [Greetings from Tucson.]
Always a pleasure and privilege Jim! I try and make the most of my trip by meeting many people, that is often where the real magic lies! As for the banana count, I think you may be out by a few hundred thousand....I think! Haha! All the best my friend, have a good week!
Nice one
Dhanyavaad! I appreciate it!
Interesting trip on that very quiet bus. I wonder how those hundreds of little stalls make enough money to survive? Ek geniet hierdie Indië toer van jou, Willie. Dit laat my met ander (beter) oë na Indië kyk. Dankie.
That is a very good question, and also what happens to the produce they don't sell! Dit is beslis 'n unieke ondervinding Errol. Bly jy toer lekker saam. Groete!
Your India series is fascinating to watch but I can imagine it is not easy to film and must be energy sapping for you. Chaotic, noisy and as you say not the cleanest in parts. I wonder if those stone monuments you pointed out along the way are used for religious purposes?
It is both the easiest and most difficult series I've done so far. Easy in the sense that the locals are so welcoming and there are plenty of content opportunities. Difficult in the sense that it is physically and emotionally taxing. One thing I've realised on this recce is that I definitely need to have a proper nutrition plan and perhaps pack several cans of tinned fish for any future India trip, to get some non-spicy protein. On those stone monuments, yes I think they are likely religious artefacts or used in the construction of temples etc. Would be great if someone could confirm!
North India experience is like Boat Earpods while South India experience is like Mivi Earpods.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I've come to learn there is a big rivalry between the South and the North! Really want to experience the South in due course
Nice VLOG! 13:29 It is not legal for either the rider or the pillion rider to ride a two-wheeler without a helmet in any state in India. Those idiots are risking getting caught by the cops. Of course they are risking their lives too!
Oh dear, they should know better then! I certainly would not chance my safety like that. Thanks for watching and providing this information, I really value that!
Too much littering in agra... it looks so bad. God knows when we are going to develop a civic sense
It is not a good look. Part of me understands the challenges they face in relation to waste management and infrastructure. But another part of me simply cannot understand the culture. Cheers for watching!
@@willieexplore bro it depends more on people . I mean when you go to hill states and cities like indore, even the new planned areas in Noida etc... all you'll see greenery and cleanliness.
Problem is the people who throw trash here and there with no civic sense 🙄.
Indian culture is ancient hence very complex to understand especially for outsiders. .... all the best for your future endeavors.