Indian side was chanting Vande Mataram(Mother, I bow to thee) and Jai Hind(Victory to India) while Pakistani side was chanting Allah Hu Akbar. that's the difference between two countries.
Two of you have a unique sense of calm in your videos. Thank you for these videos. Really enjoying your Vlog series in India ❤️. Eagerly waiting for the next one 😀
please visit khujrahoo temple of india you will amazed by carvings there and more travel advice: ladhak,leh ..highest road of world haridwar,shimla...mountains rajasthan....beautiful forts,deserts andaman and nicobar islands of india kerla , vanarsi and travel by train and use the maps to find what nearest to you and dont visit delhi there is nothing
this is the only friendly border between two countries, everywhere else it is completely opposite. almost everyday there are firing from other side of the border while trying to enter terrorists into India during that time. because of India's brave soldiers most of those attempts get failed, they give their life so 1.4 billion people can live in peace.
Ahh, okay, good to know. We’d read/seen that the bread is kinda warmed up on a griddle with butter. We’d have asked for the bread on its own had we ever come across someone selling Vada Pav, but we actually never came across it. The burgers were definitely dry, but that’s why we bought the extra ketchup. 😊👍
Butter is vegetarian, but not vegan. Vegans do not eat anything from animals. Butter is made from cow’s milk so as vegans, we do not eat it. You can find out more at www.vegansociety.com/go-vegan/definition-veganism
We are vegan on ethical grounds, because we think the dairy industry is cruel to animals and is significantly harming the environment. We also think it’s super weird to be consuming lactations from other species. We do also however appreciate that many people aren’t in a position to make ethical choices about what they eat. Veganism is growing exponentially in India however. Worth noting also that Jains are effectively vegan already. And also worth noting, some of the cheapest food around the world, including India, is vegan.
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Atrai.baga.bodar.amrisar..canada....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Indian side was chanting Vande Mataram(Mother, I bow to thee) and Jai Hind(Victory to India) while Pakistani side was chanting Allah Hu Akbar. that's the difference between two countries.
Love the video guys ❤❤❤ so interesting, i wish it to be longer 😄
Two of you have a unique sense of calm in your videos. Thank you for these videos. Really enjoying your Vlog series in India ❤️. Eagerly waiting for the next one 😀
Ahh, thanks for your lovely comments. We really appreciate it. 😊
U r great bro.. U overwhelmed me.. Thanks for visiting our country...
Nice event!
Great videos. Keep em coming!
Ahh, thanks! 😊 We’ll certainly do our best.
Your vlogs are so calming even with all the chaos going on around you guys. Where are you heading to?
Ahh, thanks! ☺️ Appreciate your feedback. I don’t want to give too much away, but it’s in the state of Himachal Pradesh.
Quite a spectacle, good video.
Many thanks!
please visit khujrahoo temple of india you will amazed by carvings there
and more travel advice:
ladhak,leh ..highest road of world
haridwar,shimla...mountains
rajasthan....beautiful forts,deserts
andaman and nicobar islands of india
kerla , vanarsi
and travel by train and use the maps to find what nearest to you
and dont visit delhi there is nothing
this is the only friendly border between two countries, everywhere else it is completely opposite. almost everyday there are firing from other side of the border while trying to enter terrorists into India during that time. because of India's brave soldiers most of those attempts get failed, they give their life so 1.4 billion people can live in peace.
Any plans of visiting to Mumbai
We did have plans, but we had to cancel them due to our short visa. Hopefully next time.
That McAloo Tikki must have been so dry. Also I don't think the a normal Vada Pav has toasted buns. It doesn't have butter.
Ahh, okay, good to know. We’d read/seen that the bread is kinda warmed up on a griddle with butter. We’d have asked for the bread on its own had we ever come across someone selling Vada Pav, but we actually never came across it.
The burgers were definitely dry, but that’s why we bought the extra ketchup. 😊👍
First time in my life I heard PAV is non veg. You learn new stuff everyday.😂
It is veg, but it’s not vegan (because of the butter).
@@heretotravel butter is not veg?
Butter is vegetarian, but not vegan. Vegans do not eat anything from animals. Butter is made from cow’s milk so as vegans, we do not eat it. You can find out more at www.vegansociety.com/go-vegan/definition-veganism
Wow. Well whatever suits you. There's a saying in India which is coming to me, "Ammeron ke chonchle".
We are vegan on ethical grounds, because we think the dairy industry is cruel to animals and is significantly harming the environment. We also think it’s super weird to be consuming lactations from other species. We do also however appreciate that many people aren’t in a position to make ethical choices about what they eat. Veganism is growing exponentially in India however. Worth noting also that Jains are effectively vegan already. And also worth noting, some of the cheapest food around the world, including India, is vegan.