YOUR videos are great but I don't think Delhi is a good recommendation for travellers...Delhi is a hell and as an Indian even I hate going there. KERALA, UTTARAKHAND, HIMACHAL, NE STATES, Goa, kashmir are good... rest all places are waste of time other than Taj mahal of course
India is the coolest country I've ever seen I swear. I can't get enough of travel videos from there. I hope to experience Delhi someday. All of the people, the fast pace nature of everything, endless shops to explore. Amazing! Love to India from the USA!
@@kiranshriyan4329 Having*. Yes - most Goan and Mangalorean Catholics have Portuguese surnames because Goa is a former Portuguese colony. I have many Indian Catholic friends with surnames such as Coelho, Menezes, Fernandez, Pereira, Ferreira, Mascarenhas.
Hi Gabriel, There's no doubt there's a level of comfort there. You have an acceptance of what to expect because you have been there so many times and the anticipation of wanting to go back to visit India was incredibly great. I think you'll be there for several weeks covering many of the places you have been to before.
India is a very special place, this'll be cool!! I've been there only once, 10 years ago, went from Mumbai up to Indore and Delhi, went down to Agra and farther southeast, followed Ganges for quite a while, stopping along a bunch of places ending in -pur, visited Varanasi and ended in West Bengal, flew out of Kolkata. This west to east trip took almost 2 and a half months and there's so much more to see! Never went north to the mountains, or south, haven't even visited Goa (not that I'm particularly attracted to such a touristy place). Can't wait to follow your trip!
Oh my, how I want to return to India! It’s my favourite destination to date, unexpected and amazing, such memories. We luckily got to Pushkar during the camel festival! Best experience EVER!
Gabriel always provides a worthwhile video,1/2 hour minimum with terrific camera work and calm commentary, a true professional, worlds above the other famous TH-camrs.
Amazing, great to see Delhi bustling again after COVID. Also, I'm always blown away that the locals can wear jeans and long sleeve dress shirts in 99 degree weather without breaking a sweat.
My first and only trip to India was for 3 months also starting Oct 1999, mostly by train. Passing through Jaipur I went to Jodhpur and the Jaisalmer on the edge of the Thar dessert, Christmas night sleeping out in the open. Also went to a good few other places you mentioned. I went to Nepal instead of the India northwest, so many places still to see. Amazing how the street scenes and sounds are still just like I remember them from 22 years ago.
Incredible India 🇮🇳🕉️🙏🏻 and it's sites are most definitely MIND BLOWING! GABE you hit 🎯 the nail on the head. I'm all fired 😎🔥💯 about going back soon. You're rockin'🎸🎶 it now for me buddy. I love 💕❤️😍 Bharat. Bahut-bahut dhanayavad bhai 🙏🏻.
ahh i love it!!! ive been a long time fan, and your India videos from years ago got me into traveling. im leaving in October to go on my first long-term international adventure in Asia/India/then who knows. and ive been feeling less motivated the past few months after putting things off through the pandemic, and not seeing any of my favorite bloggers go to places like this. THIS got my adrenaline pumped up for travel again!! i cant wait to see what adventures you get into. safe travels brother! 💚✌️
Keep trekking, Gabriel! I've visited maybe 90 percent of the countries you've recorded on your odyssey - as I spent my early 20s as a backpacker and worked odd jobs along the way. also spent 3 wonderful years in paris and verona, italy, a year in brasil and another year in kyoto, japan. bon voyage and happy traveling - your channel is super!
So amazing to see you travelling in India, really looking forward to this next batch of videos from this wonderful country. I love your photo of when you were younger in Rishikesh, a hot young guy! Lol, now you're a sensible, good guy on his travels around the globe! Take care out there..
Hey Gabriel, Following you on youtube for a while. Would love to meet you now that you’re back in India. I don’t know if you’ll see this, but wish you the best for your India trip.
So much energy in the streets of Delhi! The foreigners love India( those who travel there,of course) because of the multitude of people,colors ,action,activity and the friendliness of people. They feel the welcome at every corner . I liked the summary of the 1999 visit to India. Waiting to see part 2 of this video.
It's great that your back in India you brave sole, i got lots of info & tips for our visit to Goa watching your video's . India is a amazing place to visit.
Loved this video! Walking in the street of Delhi made me feel like I was there. Delhi was my first city in India I visited. I was there more than 20 years ago. It was 1992, I was 19 and what started as a 3 months backpack trip ended up being a 2 year journey during which I made lifelong friends! I never went to Rishikesh although I am a huge Beatle fan! My itinerary was identical to yours! From Delhi I took a train to Agra, Agra to Jaipur ( not a big fan) Jaipur to Bombay, Bombay to Goa then I returned to Bombay as I loved it there. Stayed there for a year. Great story telling, great memories! ☺️👌👍
So many good memories from my visit in this vlog, I cant wait to watch the rest of your india series, I remember watching your last ones and they are some of the best vlogs ive seen and inspiried my trip, Stay well Gabe....John
I love how you have been wearing that blue NYC t-shirt recently in a few different videos! Also it's great to hear about your India travels before TH-cam!
Hi Gabriel! This is a great one!! I love it when you travel to India and show us the different places to see. India has so much history and beautiful sights to take in. I hope one day to visit India. I will most likely use your experience for reference.lol. Every country you visit, you always bring the viewers right there with you. Its such a wonderful experience to watch your videos. I can't wait until you return to Kathmandu. Also one of my faves. Thank you again my friend and be safe always! Aloha from Hawaii!!
I am officially jealous. I was in India for 3 months in 1988-89 and again in 1996 for another 3 months and absolutely love the place. Even though I've spent a total of 6 months traveling all over the country, I feel like I barely scratched the surface of this complex and amazing country. My favorite cities were Varanasi, Darjeeling, Jaisalmer, Kochi, Amritsar, Manali, just to name a few. Of course, the people and the culture are what really describe India for me. Just watching this video brought back so many memories for me. Thank you.
Sir I understand you travelled quiet extensively but india is gradually getting better and advancing nand also becoming prosperous again gradually.This whole locality Gabriel is traveling is a run down area around new delhi railway station you should again try to visit all those places so you can reach conclusion that weather india is getting better or not.
I notice the vibes change for many youtube travelers, wild how their energy changes depending on where they are at, all other things being equal, health etc....I cannot travel right now due to family situation, so this is a treat. Enjoy India....
I've been following you for a few years now. As you return to place like India it will be a joy to see you as you have matured and see the world different Keep travelling Gabe and I will continue to view
Good to see you've made it back to india man! I think i found you by looking for india travelling videos years back and have been watching you ever since. I was hoping to travel to india in 2020 but im finally hoping to get out there later this year! Safe travels
Nice walk down chaotic Delhi streets, while jogging your memory. Did the maths and realized you are half a century old now. Keep travelling and vlogging. Best wishes to you Gabriel from Malaysia.
Hi Gabe. India eh? This will be good. I already like it. Thanks for dragging my sorry ass along with you. We honestly get to see stuff through your eyes. Stuff, for the most part we will ever get to see.
I love watching this as i stayed in one of the side alleys off the main road in Paharganj close to the station. I remember it like it was yesterday, but it was 2015 :(
Welcome back to India Gabe ! Been watching your videos since late 2016-early 17. It's fascinating to see you back here and like always you seem so happy to be here. Summer is here in this part of the world ,do try the Mangoes.
I really recommend Kolkata Gabe, it's such a unique place in India. you can really see the influence of the British Raj there in the architecture. Also check out the Sundarbans of West Bengal near the Bangladeshi border, it's just a few hours away! I had my first sighting of a wild royal Bengal tiger in the Sundarbans!!
Sir , You can go directly to Rishikesh by train, A new train station came up over there in 2020. And you can book rail tickets from different online sites including IRCTC and Amazon and many more. Hope you have nice stay in India. Happy travels 😊
Excellent, October is a great time to go. Considering that your username includes yoga, I assume you're headed to Rishikesh? It's the perfect place to get acquainted with India.
Gabriel this is great, I'm happy you are traveling and working hard for continuing content. Good on you, hope you have a nice time in India and obviously I wish I was there too.
A blessed good day sir Gabe Thank u so much for your wonderful walk around tour there in Busiest, places, and Beautiful 😍 Country of India thanks stay Safe, Godbless u 🙏🙂 from your solid fan supporter viewer from the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Vhin 👏👏👏🙏🙂
Absolutely EPIC vid, and pure 100% classic gold Gabriel Traveler. I’m jealous- as the kids say- af. Brilliant to see the Main Bazaar again-winter 2018 was my last trip!! Just scored a return to Delhi on Qatar- not the cheapest but nice airline. Month of August- wet n hot:D
@@GabrielTravelerVideos I like it, the monsoon’s easing off, all the plants have a new lease of life, the tourist footfall’s pretty low. Also there’s some really great seasonal food. Can’t wait. These vids have me fired up for it, can’t wait to get back.
I returned from India 10 days ago. I only had the 30-day E-Visa so it was a rushed 30 day trip. The 15 days on Agonda Beach were quite relaxing. One of the travel agencies that Gabriel walked by across from the train station ripped me off for 750 rupees. I was sold a bus ticket to Vrindavan. The travel agent told me to return the next day at 8:30 AM and he would show me where the bus left from. When I returned, the agency was closed and there was no bus. I ended up taking a Taxi for 3,000 rupees.
I was in Paharganj,Delhi about 2 months before Covid arrived 2 years ago and there was almost no foreign travellers even before Covid. I spoke with locals and they said that the backpacker scene has died, people are drawn to east asia and its easier and cleaner way of life and the people who come to india now head straight to the main attractions, Goa, trekking in the mountains and the big forts etc. its such a shame i love this area when i first went in the mid 90's, but i think those days of chilling in crowded cafes swapping stories with fellow travellers for now at least as moved on. it will be interesting to see how many younger backpackers you see away from places like goa etc
I love India...Been about 6 times.... my Family is from Punjab state....Amritsar and Gurdaspur... Please go to visit the Golden Temple in Amritsar..... awesome experience.... enjoy your stay in India
Hi Gabriel, nice to see you soo happy. Could you let us know how you make your choice of your food in India ? (not to get sick either from the spices or some possible lack of hygiene from street food stands/shops)
Mr, Anirban Bose, As a Bengali would like to put up this question of mine. From which small beautiful towns and Villages do you come from ???????????????? 🤔🤔🤔🤔😕😕🤔🤔😕😕🤔🤔😕😕🤔🤔😕😕😕😕🤔🤔🙏🙏🙏🙏
Traveling in the peak summer will be tough. Try visiting Shimla, Manali, Mussoorie, Leh, etc to beat the heat in the main parts of India. Some people are suggesting South India but South India will be even more difficult with the heat and humidity. So try visiting Himalayan states like Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
When I visited India in september - october 2014, my first hotel was located across the street from the temple at 11:40! It's still the best trip I ever did, I spent 5 weeks travelling around the north-western India. I visited Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Rajastan, Varanasi and many other places, I will never forget it. I hope I can go back someday, maybe I'll go to the south then also... Anyway, the swastika symbol was used here in northern europe (I'm in Sweden) in ancient times also. I've seen it alot on old jewelry from the period just before the viking age, sometimes together with runic writing. Nobody knows anymore what it meant exactly...
I could never understand why western tourists choose the shadiest hotels for their stay. Paharganj is the worst locality to be in, for a little more money one could stay in CP side with lot cleaner streets and food. But I guess cows and honking a$$holes is what entices the audience.
No idea why all Tourists go to Big Cities in India. Try out Countryside and Small Towns and Villages, These are much more Beautiful, Pollution Free and Relaxing. They also a breath of fresh air from Bustling Towns and Crowds.
Namaste, most honoured to be messaged by your good self Gabriel sahib! I trust all is going well in N. Africa. I hope to escape England this winter and get back to Asia but as I refuse to get vaccinated (I am on the same wavelength as UP sate Chief Minister Adityanath on this one) or tested for C19 I am currently restricted to revisiting Malaysia or Vietnam. Anyway hope to see you in Bengal sometime and happy travels.
Yes, some foreign visitors especially European and North American visitors romanticized the chaos and "energy" on the streets, but after a while they would find such way of life is quite annoying and unpleasant.
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YOUR videos are great but I don't think Delhi is a good recommendation for travellers...Delhi is a hell and as an Indian even I hate going there. KERALA, UTTARAKHAND, HIMACHAL, NE STATES, Goa, kashmir are good... rest all places are waste of time other than Taj mahal of course
there is n0thing beautifu1 ab0ut this....
Bro...tbh its dirty place.
..places r so dirty
India is the coolest country I've ever seen I swear. I can't get enough of travel videos from there. I hope to experience Delhi someday. All of the people, the fast pace nature of everything, endless shops to explore. Amazing! Love to India from the USA!
India is a mini universe in itself!
India is the hottest place I think 😂😂
Thankyou sir
India is one of my favorite countries to see Gabe explore.
It’ll be great to see India through your eyes!!!
Gabe se identifica muito com a India. Mais que qualquer outro lugar. Os vídeos dele na India são os melhores, imho
0 1ugar e MED0NH0.....EYES0RE....
Hey Renata, loved your Bali and Thailand videos! You're always welcome to India :)
If u visit Goa n mangalore n india, u wud see PPL shaving surname like u eg-Pereira, Rodrigues, Braganza, dcosta, dsouza etc.
@@kiranshriyan4329 Having*. Yes - most Goan and Mangalorean Catholics have Portuguese surnames because Goa is a former Portuguese colony. I have many Indian Catholic friends with surnames such as Coelho, Menezes, Fernandez, Pereira, Ferreira, Mascarenhas.
Hi Gabriel, There's no doubt there's a level of comfort there. You have an acceptance of what to expect because you have been there so many times and the anticipation of wanting to go back to visit India was incredibly great. I think you'll be there for several weeks covering many of the places you have been to before.
India is a very special place, this'll be cool!!
I've been there only once, 10 years ago, went from Mumbai up to Indore and Delhi, went down to Agra and farther southeast, followed Ganges for quite a while, stopping along a bunch of places ending in -pur, visited Varanasi and ended in West Bengal, flew out of Kolkata.
This west to east trip took almost 2 and a half months and there's so much more to see!
Never went north to the mountains, or south, haven't even visited Goa (not that I'm particularly attracted to such a touristy place).
Can't wait to follow your trip!
Oh my, how I want to return to India! It’s my favourite destination to date, unexpected and amazing, such memories. We luckily got to Pushkar during the camel festival! Best experience EVER!
Gabriel always provides a worthwhile video,1/2 hour minimum with terrific camera work and calm commentary, a true professional, worlds above the other famous TH-camrs.
Awesome, thanks a lot.
Totally agree..!
Amazing, great to see Delhi bustling again after COVID. Also, I'm always blown away that the locals can wear jeans and long sleeve dress shirts in 99 degree weather without breaking a sweat.
The noise, the traffic, the smell ... that is India. Once you've been there, even if only for a limited time or places, is in your memory forever!
Indeed.... it takes some encouragement to step on the "incredible " land.
Smell what smell….
@@johnconstantine2839 curry? Or maybe the rubbish etc the amount of vehicles there not too mention the pollution.
@@kristinreign8026 pollution is everywhere…..india is not exceptional…..every country have there own way…..China have too much pollution also
Must be the smell of curry then.
My first and only trip to India was for 3 months also starting Oct 1999, mostly by train. Passing through Jaipur I went to Jodhpur and the Jaisalmer on the edge of the Thar dessert, Christmas night sleeping out in the open. Also went to a good few other places you mentioned. I went to Nepal instead of the India northwest, so many places still to see. Amazing how the street scenes and sounds are still just like I remember them from 22 years ago.
So glad to see you in India again!
I was waiting for this as a sign that the world was returning to some kind of normalcy.
Incredible India 🇮🇳🕉️🙏🏻 and it's sites are most definitely MIND BLOWING! GABE you hit 🎯 the nail on the head. I'm all fired 😎🔥💯 about going back soon. You're rockin'🎸🎶 it now for me buddy. I love 💕❤️😍 Bharat. Bahut-bahut dhanayavad bhai 🙏🏻.
It’s so cool that you’re back India! The adventures begin!
ahh i love it!!! ive been a long time fan, and your India videos from years ago got me into traveling. im leaving in October to go on my first long-term international adventure in Asia/India/then who knows. and ive been feeling less motivated the past few months after putting things off through the pandemic, and not seeing any of my favorite bloggers go to places like this. THIS got my adrenaline pumped up for travel again!! i cant wait to see what adventures you get into. safe travels brother! 💚✌️
Go for it
my man is back in india..bro u inspired all my india trips..seeing india through your videos is a pleasure..
Man I miss India. The problem with the country is that I always want to go back - when there are tons of other countries I also want to check off.
Keep trekking, Gabriel! I've visited maybe 90 percent of the countries you've recorded on your odyssey - as I spent my early 20s as a backpacker and worked odd jobs along the way. also spent 3 wonderful years in paris and verona, italy, a year in brasil and another year in kyoto, japan. bon voyage and happy traveling - your channel is super!
So amazing to see you travelling in India, really looking forward to this next batch of videos from this wonderful country. I love your photo of when you were younger in Rishikesh, a hot young guy! Lol, now you're a sensible, good guy on his travels around the globe! Take care out there..
Yay!! We love your India videos, so happy for you to be back there. Travel Safe, travel far! 💙
Hey Gabriel, Following you on youtube for a while. Would love to meet you now that you’re back in India. I don’t know if you’ll see this, but wish you the best for your India trip.
So much energy in the streets of Delhi! The foreigners love India( those who travel there,of course) because of the multitude of people,colors ,action,activity and the friendliness of people. They feel the welcome at every corner . I liked the summary of the 1999 visit to India. Waiting to see part 2 of this video.
Gold Lotus As an Anthropology Major I am looking forward to one day going to India. , !
I love your India trips. It’s an amazing place I may not see otherwise.
Isn't it same like Africa
Visit kerala is better.... Nice place.... Just search kerala tourism
It's great that your back in India you brave sole, i got lots of info & tips for our visit to Goa watching your video's .
India is a amazing place to visit.
thank you Gabriel 🙇 - this is precisely the type of video about India I was looking for 😍😍😍
Excellent, glad to hear it. 😊
it takes a brave man to wear sandals while walking the streets of New Delhi...
not really, it will be dumb to wear shoes during this time.
I wonder if it stops him being harassed by shoe cleaners?
Right!!! I always fear that someone is gonna run over my foot.
😂😂😂
Looks amazing, you even have me thinking about a trip there & get out of my normal comfort zone.
Loved this video! Walking in the street of Delhi made me feel like I was there. Delhi was my first city in India I visited. I was there more than 20 years ago. It was 1992, I was 19 and what started as a 3 months backpack trip ended up being a 2 year journey during which I made lifelong friends! I never went to Rishikesh although I am a huge Beatle fan! My itinerary was identical to yours! From Delhi I took a train to Agra, Agra to Jaipur ( not a big fan) Jaipur to Bombay, Bombay to Goa then I returned to Bombay as I loved it there. Stayed there for a year. Great story telling, great memories! ☺️👌👍
Finally wait is over! Lot's of love from Udaipur rajasthan India 🙏🙏❤️
So many good memories from my visit in this vlog, I cant wait to watch the rest of your india series, I remember watching your last ones and they are some of the best vlogs ive seen and inspiried my trip, Stay well Gabe....John
I love how you have been wearing that blue NYC t-shirt recently in a few different videos! Also it's great to hear about your India travels before TH-cam!
Hi Gabriel! This is a great one!! I love it when you travel to India and show us the different places to see. India has so much history and beautiful sights to take in. I hope one day to visit India. I will most likely use your experience for reference.lol. Every country you visit, you always bring the viewers right there with you. Its such a wonderful experience to watch your videos. I can't wait until you return to Kathmandu. Also one of my faves. Thank you again my friend and be safe always! Aloha from Hawaii!!
Great your back in India 🇮🇳
Enjoy a LONG TERM stay there. Lots to see, do, eat, explore & so on as you know. Have fun. Been 10 years in Asia myself 🇹🇼
I am officially jealous. I was in India for 3 months in 1988-89 and again in 1996 for another 3 months and absolutely love the place. Even though I've spent a total of 6 months traveling all over the country, I feel like I barely scratched the surface of this complex and amazing country. My favorite cities were Varanasi, Darjeeling, Jaisalmer, Kochi, Amritsar, Manali, just to name a few. Of course, the people and the culture are what really describe India for me. Just watching this video brought back so many memories for me. Thank you.
Sir I understand you travelled quiet extensively but india is gradually getting better and advancing nand also becoming prosperous again gradually.This whole locality Gabriel is traveling is a run down area around new delhi railway station you should again try to visit all those places so you can reach conclusion that weather india is getting better or not.
Gee...I haven't seen Gabriel so comfortable and feel at home like in India.
it's a natural progression from California
@@chestermosburger3113 please explain
@@chestermosburger3113 heh...humorous!
@@tigerpandey7636 hippies
I notice the vibes change for many youtube travelers, wild how their energy changes depending on where they are at, all other things being equal, health etc....I cannot travel right now due to family situation, so this is a treat. Enjoy India....
India loves Gabe
Love having you in India!! One of my favorite spots for you to visit, from the food, people, to the amazing spots. Thank you for sharing!
I've been following you for a few years now. As you return to place like India it will be a joy to see you as you have matured and see the world different Keep travelling Gabe and I will continue to view
Thank you Gabriel for taking us around the world and showing all these wonderful places ! 👍
Good to see you've made it back to india man! I think i found you by looking for india travelling videos years back and have been watching you ever since. I was hoping to travel to india in 2020 but im finally hoping to get out there later this year! Safe travels
Makes me want to go back. Haven't been there in 19 years.
Go!
@@kerryberry5786 Not at this time of year
@@davenelson9505 snowflake ;)
My trip to India was my all time favorite. I disagree with you about Jaipur, I really liked it.
Welcome back! Would love to see you explore more of South India.
He will not bc
Out of 90% he travels only the 10% of Delhi. I think his intension is to show india a caotic and poor country.
As an Anthropology Major I cannot wait to travel to India especially Tamil Nadu Kerala and other parts of Aouth India !
@@albertgrant1017 Im from Madurai, an ancient city in Tamil Nadu. Are you planning to visit soon?
Really excited for these India videos after reading about all of your prior India adventures!
Nice walk down chaotic Delhi streets, while jogging your memory. Did the maths and realized you are half a century old now. Keep travelling and vlogging. Best wishes to you Gabriel from Malaysia.
This looks to intense for myself but India looks an amazing country to visit
Great to hear and see how you feel at home there, greeting everybody. Save journey true India.
😳 the traffic is insane 😀 thank you Gabriel for sharing India! Love when you revisit countries! Take care and stay safe 🤗❤🙏
Hi Gabe. India eh? This will be good. I already like it. Thanks for dragging my sorry ass along with you. We honestly get to see stuff through your eyes.
Stuff, for the most part we will ever get to see.
Thanks for taking us around the globe, Gabriel.
That walk was mental but epic. Loved it.👍😊
That flashback commentary while you walk around showing the present is an efficient India watch!
First time watching your India videos back in 2013. Nice to see you in India again.
The one and only original gabe, great contents all the time , stay safe
So glad to see you back in Incredible India! One of our favorite places to explore, heading back in January!
Hey please visit small towns
Cities are not that good
I love watching this as i stayed in one of the side alleys off the main road in Paharganj close to the station. I remember it like it was yesterday, but it was 2015 :(
Best content you've made has been in India for sure, was a great watch, nice man!
Welcome back to India Gabe ! Been watching your videos since late 2016-early 17. It's fascinating to see you back here and like always you seem so happy to be here. Summer is here in this part of the world ,do try the Mangoes.
I really recommend Kolkata Gabe, it's such a unique place in India. you can really see the influence of the British Raj there in the architecture. Also check out the Sundarbans of West Bengal near the Bangladeshi border, it's just a few hours away! I had my first sighting of a wild royal Bengal tiger in the Sundarbans!!
Sir , You can go directly to Rishikesh by train, A new train station came up over there in 2020.
And you can book rail tickets from different online sites including IRCTC and Amazon and many more.
Hope you have nice stay in India. Happy travels 😊
Really? Wow, that's great to hear.
Great to see you back in India. I’ll be travelling to India October this year. My first time.
Excellent, October is a great time to go. Considering that your username includes yoga, I assume you're headed to Rishikesh? It's the perfect place to get acquainted with India.
Hey do visit but avoid travelling solo as I assume you are a solo female traveller
Video of rath yatta in puri would be epic
Delhi is just a Capital of the name,, So many Garbage at the Street side,,
You go another City like Bengaluru, Hyderabad,Mumbai, Kolkata
Gabriel this is great, I'm happy you are traveling and working hard for continuing content. Good on you, hope you have a nice time in India and obviously I wish I was there too.
I can't wait for part 2! I'm doing the paperwork to get that 10 year visa, definitely better then paying for evisas.
Gabriel, you're in your element over there..I see why..thx for taking us along..saludos desde Mexico!
The business owners must be thrilled to see you walking around....a sign that tourists are coming back again.
Yes ! you didn't keep us waiting long for an India video 😊 Thank you Gabriel
Part 2 is done, will post tomorrow.
A blessed good day sir Gabe Thank u so much for your wonderful walk around tour there in Busiest, places, and Beautiful 😍 Country of India thanks stay Safe, Godbless u 🙏🙂 from your solid fan supporter viewer from the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Vhin 👏👏👏🙏🙂
Absolutely EPIC vid, and pure 100% classic gold Gabriel Traveler. I’m jealous- as the kids say- af. Brilliant to see the Main Bazaar again-winter 2018 was my last trip!! Just scored a return to Delhi on Qatar- not the cheapest but nice airline. Month of August- wet n hot:D
Sweet. Never been to India in August, it must be a different experience.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos I like it, the monsoon’s easing off, all the plants have a new lease of life, the tourist footfall’s pretty low. Also there’s some really great seasonal food. Can’t wait. These vids have me fired up for it, can’t wait to get back.
I’ll be watching & enjoying this India 🇮🇳 series. Thanks
I returned from India 10 days ago. I only had the 30-day E-Visa so it was a rushed 30 day trip. The 15 days on Agonda Beach were quite relaxing. One of the travel agencies that Gabriel walked by across from the train station ripped me off for 750 rupees. I was sold a bus ticket to Vrindavan. The travel agent told me to return the next day at 8:30 AM and he would show me where the bus left from. When I returned, the agency was closed and there was no bus. I ended up taking a Taxi for 3,000 rupees.
Damn, yeah those travel offices by the train station are notoriously sketchy.
So happy to see you in India! Wishing you a safe adventure! 😀
Thanks. ✌
Gabriel be safe,looking forward to see India through the lens.
I was in Paharganj,Delhi about 2 months before Covid arrived 2 years ago and there was almost no foreign travellers even before Covid. I spoke with locals and they said that the backpacker scene has died, people are drawn to east asia and its easier and cleaner way of life and the people who come to india now head straight to the main attractions, Goa, trekking in the mountains and the big forts etc. its such a shame i love this area when i first went in the mid 90's, but i think those days of chilling in crowded cafes swapping stories with fellow travellers for now at least as moved on. it will be interesting to see how many younger backpackers you see away from places like goa etc
Paharganj was never that great tourist place
Cool,India
u r amazing Gabriel remembering all the locations u previously visited.your memories r still clear
Happy to see you back in India
Looks chaotic and chill all at Sametime
That was cool, retracing your travel and jogging my memory too ! It was as if I was retracing my travels in southern India. cool Show .👍👍
I love India...Been about 6 times.... my Family is from Punjab state....Amritsar and Gurdaspur... Please go to visit the Golden Temple in Amritsar..... awesome experience.... enjoy your stay in India
“Beautiful Chaos” perfect 👍🏼 🇮🇳
Welcome back, Gabriel. Been a fan since your Khuri, Rajasthan vlog.
Never went there. But liked the chaos from Hanoi Vietnam! 😎👍
Hi Gabriel, nice to see you soo happy. Could you let us know how you make your choice of your food in India ? (not to get sick either from the spices or some possible lack of hygiene from street food stands/shops)
The one thing I miss about India, is the life and this is hard. I love the chaos and my wife being Indian,from Punjab, please let us enjoy India....
INDIA LIVES AND BREATHS NOT JUST IN BIG CITIES, BUT SMALL BEAUTIFUL TOWNS AND VILLAGES... IF POSSIBLE TRY TO VISIT SOME UNCHARTERED TOWNS TOO....
I believe your capslock is on.
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I AS A INDIAN BELIEVE IN COMMENTING WITH CAPS LOCK ON PARTICULARLY WHEN ITS
YOU TUBE .
Mr, Anirban Bose,
As a Bengali would like to put up this question of mine.
From which small beautiful towns and Villages do you come from ????????????????
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Traveling in the peak summer will be tough. Try visiting Shimla, Manali, Mussoorie, Leh, etc to beat the heat in the main parts of India. Some people are suggesting South India but South India will be even more difficult with the heat and humidity.
So try visiting Himalayan states like Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
When I visited India in september - october 2014, my first hotel was located across the street from the temple at 11:40! It's still the best trip I ever did, I spent 5 weeks travelling around the north-western India. I visited Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Rajastan, Varanasi and many other places, I will never forget it. I hope I can go back someday, maybe I'll go to the south then also... Anyway, the swastika symbol was used here in northern europe (I'm in Sweden) in ancient times also. I've seen it alot on old jewelry from the period just before the viking age, sometimes together with runic writing. Nobody knows anymore what it meant exactly...
How was your experience in Rajasthan, I am from Rajasthan?😅😅
Damn
You travelled more india than most indian would even think of
I could never understand why western tourists choose the shadiest hotels for their stay. Paharganj is the worst locality to be in, for a little more money one could stay in CP side with lot cleaner streets and food. But I guess cows and honking a$$holes is what entices the audience.
Hallo Gabriel, I am from kolkata, west bengal, india.
I was following yr trip to kosovo n all , a very hearty welcome back to India.
I'm watching from Hargeisa Somaliland 👋 Gabe i love your Indian Vlogs
Awesome, thanks for watching.
No idea why all Tourists go to Big Cities in India. Try out Countryside and Small Towns and Villages, These are much more Beautiful, Pollution Free and Relaxing. They also a breath of fresh air from Bustling Towns and Crowds.
I agree, the smaller towns are the best. I'm going to a small village next.
11 times to India but not once to Calcutta? Bizarre - I found the City of Joy to be the most interesting and most pleasant to visit of the big 4.
I agree, I want to see it. I've never made it to the northeastern area at all.
Namaste, most honoured to be messaged by your good self Gabriel sahib! I trust all is going well in N. Africa. I hope to escape England this winter and get back to Asia but as I refuse to get vaccinated (I am on the same wavelength as UP sate Chief Minister Adityanath on this one) or tested for C19 I am currently restricted to revisiting Malaysia or Vietnam. Anyway hope to see you in Bengal sometime and happy travels.
Happy to see this! My favorite GT videos are you in South Asia.
man my anxiety level just went up 100 percent ..looks like the people are great but the chaos would kill me.
Yes, some foreign visitors especially European and North American visitors romanticized the chaos and "energy" on the streets, but after a while they would find such way of life is quite annoying and unpleasant.
Your the man bro !! Love and Light !! 😍
Coolest Video, time to binge them again
This place looks incredible, so full of life! Would love to visit, but delicate western stomach prevents it sadly!
Oh god, you are back. Lot of old memories 😍😍