Hi, I'm Indonesian, after seeing your video, I'm not interested in coming to India, if I was given a choice I'd go to Switzerland or the Netherlands, I've been in contact with someone in that country that is, if God allows it Nice to see your video, I will subscribe so I can see other videos 💚🎉
Hello. Thanks! India and Switzerland are totally different countries. For living, I will prefer Switzerland or Netherlands but...to experience something totally different, unique, exotic and fabulous Ill prefer India 🙂❤️ More India videos to watch later: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Thank you, you have presented an amazing picture of the streets of India, so many people spilling out on the streets, the chaotic street situation and the never-ending sound of horns, incredible! On the other hand, I admit that Indians are so friendly and easy to get to know foreigners, but behind it all we have to be vigilant and careful for our own safety, especially for foreign female tourists 😁
Zdravím určitě cos jste jedl bych jsi dala mám ráda pikantní jídlo. Je to kontinent velice zajimavych věcí. Věčné troubení 😂😂 asi bych zblbla z toho. Děkují za velice zajímavý vlog a těším se na další 👏🫶
👍Thank You for a Great Adventure Walking the Streets of Mumbai India.🙂The Streets are too Chaotic for me and the Constant Honking of Car Horns would drive me nuts and to many People. But really Enjoyed Your Walking Tour seeing how life is there. Loved all your Videos of Cuba. Wishing You Safe Travels from Canada.🙂💙👍
Hello! Thanks a lot. I appreciate it! Im always sharing new videos from different cultures! More here: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZKUuJbQdB8rLdWJj5IDbSjs.html&si=BQct7FrMUCKtwoOY 🙂❤️
Simply stunning! Thank you for showing us these beautiful moments. Your videos inspire us to explore and appreciate the world. Greetings from @nami-vlog! 🌍💜💜💜👍
Thanks! Glad you liked it! I appreciate it!! More India videos to watch later: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
¡Hola! Muchas gracias, lo aprecio muchísimo. Me encantaría que te animes a visitar India algún día. Es una experiencia increíble y llena de contrastes. 🙂
Hi i think that they are liquorice sticks you chew on, I could not put up with that heat and the horns and you made me laugh saying that you'll go death 😊, I enjoyed that 🍻🍻.
Interesting. Ill read about the liquorice sticks you mentioned. Anyway, I see they are dry and they doesn't have an alcohol culture so it would be strange. Still a big enigma. Oh yes, you really get deaf after 36h enjoying that noise (even at night) 😂
Έχω πάη νέο δαλχη πολλή φτώχεια πολλή βρώμα φόβος να περπατήσεις υπάρχη και χρήμα και δεν είναι όλοι φτωχή πήγα Ταζ Μαχάλ πολλή ωραία είδα ωραία κτήρια με πολλή στολίδι και δουλειά ναούς παρά πολλή ωραίους είδα γάμο ινδικό αυτα
Why do you always go to Central India - Delhi, Varanasi, Mumbai? Is it the entire country? Don't you Northeast India, Northwestern Himalayan regions of Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Uttarakhand and far South India actually exists?
Hello! I know what do you mean. After India, the entire world looks like Disney. Anyway, Thailand is one of my favorite countries and I can't wait to be there soon! I recommend you to explore Bangkok which it's pretty incredible 🙂❤️
Hello! Sure thing. In fact, Im recording in Bolivia, Mexico, Paraguay and Argentina these days. As soon I finish the India's serie, I will continue with Latinamerica 🙂 Just in case, here you have the best: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZL5XGQESxG28kuh4j7WRDgx.html
@@tanayprabhavalkar2497 Got it. As soon I finish the India's videos, I will continue with Bolivia, a country that never recorded before, Im sure you will love it 🙂
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I have been to Madras, I think the name has changed, and Bangalore both on business. It is unbelievable the difference between the haves and have not. We stayed at a very fancy hotel in Madras and Bangalore but once you went thru the security gate the poverty was astounding. We were told by our hosts to not drink the water nor eat anything sold on the streets due to the possibility of getting sick. Not someplace I would ever return to on my own.
You are talking of Madras, Bangalore I think 30 years back. Because in 2024 both of these cities have 2% poverty. That's a survey data by Unites Nations and Indian Government. Plus Bangalore is a software city. No sane person who has visited Bangalore will say about poverty. Chennai has some poverty but that also in the extreme outskirts of the city. The city itself is extremely modern. And regarding street food South India isn't like Varanasi or Delhi. Streetfood vendors wear gloves today because they are not poor.
Too chaotic and loud for me, I wouldn't likely visit those parts and if I did, quickly long for a calmer less crowded setting again. But still interesting to look at from afar to see how things are elsewhere.
No i will not complain ever. Well not for long. Lahore is worse. People smile. The clay tea cups are a good idea really. Thanks for showing the real world. Beautiful people. The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.
I have been to India twice on pilgrimage to the Buddhist holy places. It is indeed chaotic. The poverty in the rural areas is depressing to see. In the cities the stench and rubbish are unforgettable. And yes, if you travel across India by coach, don't expect to find any washroom in the countryside. As for street food, if you don't have a stomach of steel, don't touch them! It will wreck your trip. Well, thanks but no thanks. No more India again for me.
A complete racist description. Buddhist places? Huh, what a joke. Buddhist places in India are extremely clean. You can make up your own lies. Ladakh, Dharamshala, Sikkim which are the main Buddhist places in India are completely opposite of your description. And talking of poverty if living a healthy life in a village is what you call poverty then you should give up your religion. And regarding cities, only Delhi, Varanasi, cities in Central India match your description. Not a single place in South India, Northeast India, Northwestern Himalayan regions of India are dirty.
The truth is you have been to Delhi, Varanasi and surrounding regions and you have assumed entire India looks like that when in reality it's just opposite. By the way according to United Nations Development Programme, international monetary fund only 15% of India lives in poverty.
Hello. The UN relies on the data provided by India, and it's evident that claiming 15% poverty is far from realistic. I’ve traveled across India-north to south-and this is my third visit. Honestly, it’s hard to believe that India has a poverty level comparable to Spain where I live. Clearly, India’s methodology for measuring poverty raises serious questions, and it's done for political reasons. While walking around India, I witnessed heartbreaking scenes that I can’t even share on social media. The reality is far more severe, and many of us know the truth. As you said, all temples were pretty clean and beautiful, that's true.
@WannaWalk You travelled across India from North to South? 🤣 Best joke. Rather this poorer part of Mumbai is entire India for you honestly. You have walked from one end to the other end of this poor part of Mumbai and that is equivalent to your entire India from North to South. Know what? I have visited South India, Northeast India, Northwestern Himalayan regions of India which are totally opposite to your description. As if you come from some super heavenly country and India is like a sub Saharan country. You haven't even been to Kerala, Goa, Vizag, Ooty, Munnar, Doodhsagar, Bangalore in South India, Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand in Northwestern Himalayan regions of India and Arunachal Pradesh, Darjeeling, Meghalaya, Sikkim, Mizoram, Nagaland in Northeast India. These places have near zero poverty and absolutely clean. Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Sikkim are literally beautiful, clean and very organized.
Hello. Yes, I have been to India three times, and next year I’ll return again on my way to Thailand. My trips to India usually last 2 to 3 months, traveling on incredible old trains or sometimes in cars with local drivers, as many roads are in poor condition. I know India better than most locals, and I’ve read extensively about its culture, which I find fascinating. So far, I’ve visited Northeast India, the Northwestern Himalayas, South India, Varanasi, Kolkata, New Delhi, Kerala, Vizag, Ooty, Goa, Munnar, Doodhsagar, Bangalore, Chennai, Himachal Pradesh, Kashmir, Sikkim, Mizoram, Darjeeling, Meghalaya, Jaipur, Nagaland, and many other places I can’t recall at the moment. By far, the most interesting place was Varanasi. Next visit I will do my best to show rich zones and clean places but I honestly find it boring since I live in Europe and have no sense to me to travel India to see what I already have in my daily life. Trust me, I love India, no bad intentions or anything. Im showing what I find cool, and my audience like it. As you mentioned, there are "nice places"-wealthy or tourist-friendly areas-but they represent only a small fraction of the country - I don’t understand why you want to ignore the existence of poor people. Making them invisible won’t solve the problem-quite the opposite. Instead of blaming me for showing this side of India, demand action from your government to help those in need. Take care, Pablo K
Welcome to Wanna Walk! Glad you like these India's videos. More to watch later here: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
How interesting Indian Citizens are happy living and doing Business side by side without any worry about Faith issues. It's Modi's Government spreading HATE CAMPAIGN TO STAY IN POWER.****
Hello Mr. Wanna Walk, As an Indian I am upset the way you show India to the world.. I think you have been brought up by the old school thought that India is very poor.. Country of snake charmers.. Right? Show the shining new brighter side of India.. Do not ever speak or show bad about my dear Motherland..
Hello! I completely understand what you’re saying. I love India-this is my third trip, and I’ve explored it from north to south. Everything here surprises me because it’s so different from what I know in the West, especially when it comes to the slums. My goal is to share what stands out to my eyes. I recognize the significant progress being made, and I understand how challenging it is to manage such a vast and diverse country. However, the reality is that, outside of wealthy neighborhoods or tourist areas, much of India looks like this. So don’t blame me for showing it-ask your government to take action for these poor people instead 🙂
Hello Mr. Wanna Walk.. It's good to know that it's your third trip to India.. You are a global traveller, aren't you? Ever visited North Korea? They will show you only Government designated areas.. Because they don't want tourists to see their poverty.. Here, in India you have the liberty to travel.. So you show the darker side of India.. This is not done.. Our Government is doing everything for rehabilitation of those poor people(I am quoting our daily newspapers) I request you to show the brighter side.. Don't degrade my Motherland.. It's beyond tolerance..
Hello, Yes, I know North Korea. Regarding India, where you see poverty, I see a completely different world from the one I live in in the West, and I find that fascinating. Everything I see is interesting to me. If you watch my videos, you’ll notice that in the subtitles, I have nothing but praise for your country, and anyone who knows me knows that I always recommend India as the most interesting place on the planet. However, except for wealthy neighborhoods and tourist spots, much of the country looks like this-or worse-and anyone who has been to India knows it. I believe that instead of criticizing a tourist for showing what they see, you should put more pressure on your government to take action and help these poor people. Hiding them and making them invisible won’t help-in fact, it will do the opposite.. Please watch my videos, read the subtitles, all what I said is positive and inviting to your culture (I will return for more videos next year) 🙂
Yes.. You are right.. Having stayed in USA for more than 6 years, I cannot say that poverty is completely absent from USA as well.. I don't know which country you belong to Mr. Wanna Walk, but in New York City, there is a neighborhood called Brooklyn, where even daylight travel is scary..
Hello, i showed everything I found interesting when I walk but except for wealthy neighborhoods and tourist spots, much of the country looks like this-or worse-and anyone who has been to India knows it. You can see different zones in these videos: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
@WannaWalk Simple. You every time come to India and film the same place in Mumbai. That is your vlog is absolutely stereotyping and exaggerating negatively because India has so many other incredible places ( South India, Northeast India, Northwestern Himalayan regions) none of which you showed. Whereas in case of other countries you visit various places in those countries and show both good and bad. But in case of India it's just the opposite. Cheers.
So you report TH-cam channels that don't show the 'incredible places' you like? India has many realities, and this is one of them. Personally, I find this area fascinating because it’s completely different from what I see in the West. I’ve traveled across India three times, from north to south, and except for wealthy neighborhoods or tourist areas, much of the country looks like or worst so, instead of blaming me for showing what I see during my walks, go and push your government to help these people or take action to support them, rather than trying to hide their reality. Grow up man..
Dude entire India isn't like that. There are dozens of travel vlogs on India. Watch them. These videos are always focussing on one single poorer part of Mumbai. Actually the problem is India is extremely diverse with both bad and good.
Hi, I'm Indonesian, after seeing your video, I'm not interested in coming to India, if I was given a choice I'd go to Switzerland or the Netherlands, I've been in contact with someone in that country
that is, if God allows it
Nice to see your video, I will subscribe so I can see other videos
💚🎉
Hello. Thanks! India and Switzerland are totally different countries. For living, I will prefer Switzerland or Netherlands but...to experience something totally different, unique, exotic and fabulous Ill prefer India 🙂❤️ More India videos to watch later: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
I thought NYC during Christmas was chaotic but it is like this every day here in Mumbai and it is crazy thanks for showing this.☕🎄🇮🇳
Absolutely!! But at least NYC has five guys and B&H 😅❤️
He went to a Muslim dominated area
Thank you, you have presented an amazing picture of the streets of India, so many people spilling out on the streets, the chaotic street situation and the never-ending sound of horns, incredible! On the other hand, I admit that Indians are so friendly and easy to get to know foreigners, but behind it all we have to be vigilant and careful for our own safety, especially for foreign female tourists 😁
I'm so glad I'm not living there. All that honking, crowded places and powerty. Nice video!
It's definitely not for everyone, but I find the chaos fascinating 🙂❤️
Gracias por llevarnos de viaje! muy buenas tomas, y literalmente, uno siente estar dentro de cada rincón de mundo!. Ya con ganas de ver el próximo!
Muchas gracias! Siempre un placer viajar contigo, aunque sea a la distancia 🙂❤️
Es ya un Bideo grabado que fuiste pero no estas alla verdad??@@WannaWalk
I went to Mumbai 10 years ago.. after 4 days I got really bad food poisoning & ruined the rest of my trip. Not sure I would dare to go back!
Why not? Just bring the food with you and you are good.
I am heading to Mumbai and Amritsar in February and can't wait, bring it on 😂
I can't stop listening to the horn sound in this video..😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Zdravím určitě cos jste jedl bych jsi dala mám ráda pikantní jídlo. Je to kontinent velice zajimavych věcí. Věčné troubení 😂😂 asi bych zblbla z toho. Děkují za velice zajímavý vlog a těším se na další 👏🫶
👍Thank You for a Great Adventure Walking the Streets of Mumbai India.🙂The Streets are too Chaotic for me and the Constant Honking of Car Horns would drive me nuts and to many People. But really Enjoyed Your Walking Tour seeing how life is there. Loved all your Videos of Cuba. Wishing You Safe Travels from Canada.🙂💙👍
لقد اعجبتني قناتك أريدك ان تستمر بنشر المزيد من ثقافات الدول من فضلك ❤
Hello! Thanks a lot. I appreciate it! Im always sharing new videos from different cultures! More here: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZKUuJbQdB8rLdWJj5IDbSjs.html&si=BQct7FrMUCKtwoOY 🙂❤️
what an amazing PANOPLY of humanity, you did good, too late to go there now even if i wanted to...
Simply stunning! Thank you for showing us these beautiful moments. Your videos inspire us to explore and appreciate the world. Greetings from @nami-vlog! 🌍💜💜💜👍
Thanks! Glad you liked it! I appreciate it!! More India videos to watch later: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Not there that place would drive me nuts it’s insanity
Awesome video that I like ! Thank you for sharing . Happy Friday to you !
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! Happy weekend 🙂❤️
India has a "Vibe" like no other. It's amazing that it works. Surely Blessed.
Yes 🙌
Because we are very very badly overpopulated
@@ZaydAliKhan It's all in Krishna's plan. We all all working out our karma.
@@johnruvolis874 I dont believe in it.
@@ZaydAliKhan Every body says about every country the same way .Only thing different is difference nothing special .
Deine Videos sind immer sehr gut und interessant!😊❤
Hello! Thanks a lot. I appreciate it 🙂❤️
me encantan tus videos, siempre me llma la atención los videos de la india algun dia ire
¡Hola! Muchas gracias, lo aprecio muchísimo. Me encantaría que te animes a visitar India algún día. Es una experiencia increíble y llena de contrastes. 🙂
Had to mute sound after a minute, I started getting a headache. I wouldn't be able to shop
It can be overwhelming, right? 😅
Toujours le meilleur youtuber dans le monde Mr Pablo , Félicitation et bon courage , Continuer 🎉
Waouh, merci ! J'apprécie ! Je fais toujours de mon mieux pour publier des vidéos cool et intéressantes 🙂❤️
Que caos maravilhoso!
Exactamente 🤩❤️
AN ASSAULT ON MY EARS AND EYES CANT EVEN COMPLETE THIS VIDEO. A NIGHTMARE FOR HUMANITY 😢
Yay! Try with these if you wanna suffer: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
The people look very chill and friendly
They are indeed 🙂
Hi i think that they are liquorice sticks you chew on, I could not put up with that heat and the horns and you made me laugh saying that you'll go death 😊, I enjoyed that 🍻🍻.
Interesting. Ill read about the liquorice sticks you mentioned. Anyway, I see they are dry and they doesn't have an alcohol culture so it would be strange. Still a big enigma. Oh yes, you really get deaf after 36h enjoying that noise (even at night) 😂
Seductora y alocada ciudad!
Ciertamente lo es! 🙂❤️
A good way to stimulate the immune system.
Certainly. If you survive 😂
Some of this prepared food looks the same going in as it does going out...
I can never even visit north indian cities but south india is better especially Kerala state .
History is full of empires of the sword, but India alone created an empire of the soul.
True
india was500 small countries before british rule and they were fighting each other to dominate .The soul theory came with Gandhiji .
@@AmericanAmbience Thanks to the British, for without them, there would not be an India in this world today.
Bonjour avec quel type de caméra filmer s’il vous plaît merci super vidéo
Έχω πάη νέο δαλχη πολλή φτώχεια πολλή βρώμα φόβος να περπατήσεις υπάρχη και χρήμα και δεν είναι όλοι φτωχή πήγα Ταζ Μαχάλ πολλή ωραία είδα ωραία κτήρια με πολλή στολίδι και δουλειά ναούς παρά πολλή ωραίους είδα γάμο ινδικό αυτα
Hermoso paseo por la India 🇮🇳 😎👍
Muchas gracias 😍
@WannaWalk 😎👍
After 3 months in india i am in thailand and it is like a break from the chaos ...so quite and clean here but also a bite boring...have a nice trip
Why do you always go to Central India - Delhi, Varanasi, Mumbai?
Is it the entire country?
Don't you Northeast India, Northwestern Himalayan regions of Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Uttarakhand and far South India actually exists?
Hello! I know what do you mean. After India, the entire world looks like Disney. Anyway, Thailand is one of my favorite countries and I can't wait to be there soon! I recommend you to explore Bangkok which it's pretty incredible 🙂❤️
Bring your own Lomotil. Old school. I like India, the smells and things that make your jaw rest agape.
Cool this street in London.
If it weren't so true it would be funny. 😅
Muslims.
We really request you to please make more videos of Latin America countries. Please try
Hello! Sure thing. In fact, Im recording in Bolivia, Mexico, Paraguay and Argentina these days. As soon I finish the India's serie, I will continue with Latinamerica 🙂
Just in case, here you have the best: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZL5XGQESxG28kuh4j7WRDgx.html
Yes I know you have made them. I am just requesting for more. Especially of the Latin America countries which you have not yet made.
@@tanayprabhavalkar2497 Got it. As soon I finish the India's videos, I will continue with Bolivia, a country that never recorded before, Im sure you will love it 🙂
That is not going to cut it for hand washing.
حتى لوكنت اعسرفكثيرمن الناس اعسرلكنه ياكل باليمين لان الشمال تستخدم للتنظيف تحت فكل شي بقدر
Hello. It's not more hygienic to use a bidet or if you don't have one, eat with a spoon instead of the hand? 🤔
Bud saar ve aar supapawar saar!!
May I ask what camera you using? wonderful quality :)
Hello. Sure thing: GoPro Black and iPhone Pro. Camera it's not important. Timing, lighting and framing are key imho.
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😂😂😂
I have been to Madras, I think the name has changed, and Bangalore both on business. It is unbelievable the difference between the haves and have not. We stayed at a very fancy hotel in Madras and Bangalore but once you went thru the security gate the poverty was astounding. We were told by our hosts to not drink the water nor eat anything sold on the streets due to the possibility of getting sick. Not someplace I would ever return to on my own.
Poverty in Madras, Bangalore?
So easy to make up lies right.
I also went there and poverty was the last thing I could see.
You are talking of Madras, Bangalore I think 30 years back.
Because in 2024 both of these cities have 2% poverty. That's a survey data by Unites Nations and Indian Government. Plus Bangalore is a software city. No sane person who has visited Bangalore will say about poverty. Chennai has some poverty but that also in the extreme outskirts of the city. The city itself is extremely modern. And regarding street food South India isn't like Varanasi or Delhi. Streetfood vendors wear gloves today because they are not poor.
Too chaotic and loud for me, I wouldn't likely visit those parts and if I did, quickly long for a calmer less crowded setting again.
But still interesting to look at from afar to see how things are elsewhere.
No i will not complain ever. Well not for long. Lahore is worse. People smile. The clay tea cups are a good idea really. Thanks for showing the real world. Beautiful people. The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.
in Russia, such a number of people can only be seen at rallies or festivals
Any restrooms?
the tree you prefer 😅
You need to have strong nerves and joy for life to live there
Absolutely
The wall street of vegetable
I have been to India twice on pilgrimage to the Buddhist holy places. It is indeed chaotic. The poverty in the rural areas is depressing to see. In the cities the stench and rubbish are unforgettable. And yes, if you travel across India by coach, don't expect to find any washroom in the countryside. As for street food, if you don't have a stomach of steel, don't touch them! It will wreck your trip. Well, thanks but no thanks. No more India again for me.
A complete racist description.
Buddhist places? Huh, what a joke.
Buddhist places in India are extremely clean. You can make up your own lies.
Ladakh, Dharamshala, Sikkim which are the main Buddhist places in India are completely opposite of your description.
And talking of poverty if living a healthy life in a village is what you call poverty then you should give up your religion.
And regarding cities, only Delhi, Varanasi, cities in Central India match your description. Not a single place in South India, Northeast India, Northwestern Himalayan regions of India are dirty.
The truth is you have been to Delhi, Varanasi and surrounding regions and you have assumed entire India looks like that when in reality it's just opposite.
By the way according to United Nations Development Programme, international monetary fund only 15% of India lives in poverty.
Hello. The UN relies on the data provided by India, and it's evident that claiming 15% poverty is far from realistic. I’ve traveled across India-north to south-and this is my third visit. Honestly, it’s hard to believe that India has a poverty level comparable to Spain where I live. Clearly, India’s methodology for measuring poverty raises serious questions, and it's done for political reasons.
While walking around India, I witnessed heartbreaking scenes that I can’t even share on social media. The reality is far more severe, and many of us know the truth. As you said, all temples were pretty clean and beautiful, that's true.
@WannaWalk
You travelled across India from North to South?
🤣 Best joke.
Rather this poorer part of Mumbai is entire India for you honestly. You have walked from one end to the other end of this poor part of Mumbai and that is equivalent to your entire India from North to South.
Know what?
I have visited South India, Northeast India, Northwestern Himalayan regions of India which are totally opposite to your description. As if you come from some super heavenly country and India is like a sub Saharan country.
You haven't even been to Kerala, Goa, Vizag, Ooty, Munnar, Doodhsagar, Bangalore in South India, Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand in Northwestern Himalayan regions of India and Arunachal Pradesh, Darjeeling, Meghalaya, Sikkim, Mizoram, Nagaland in Northeast India.
These places have near zero poverty and absolutely clean.
Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Sikkim are literally beautiful, clean and very organized.
Hello. Yes, I have been to India three times, and next year I’ll return again on my way to Thailand. My trips to India usually last 2 to 3 months, traveling on incredible old trains or sometimes in cars with local drivers, as many roads are in poor condition. I know India better than most locals, and I’ve read extensively about its culture, which I find fascinating.
So far, I’ve visited Northeast India, the Northwestern Himalayas, South India, Varanasi, Kolkata, New Delhi, Kerala, Vizag, Ooty, Goa, Munnar, Doodhsagar, Bangalore, Chennai, Himachal Pradesh, Kashmir, Sikkim, Mizoram, Darjeeling, Meghalaya, Jaipur, Nagaland, and many other places I can’t recall at the moment. By far, the most interesting place was Varanasi.
Next visit I will do my best to show rich zones and clean places but I honestly find it boring since I live in Europe and have no sense to me to travel India to see what I already have in my daily life. Trust me, I love India, no bad intentions or anything. Im showing what I find cool, and my audience like it.
As you mentioned, there are "nice places"-wealthy or tourist-friendly areas-but they represent only a small fraction of the country - I don’t understand why you want to ignore the existence of poor people. Making them invisible won’t solve the problem-quite the opposite. Instead of blaming me for showing this side of India, demand action from your government to help those in need.
Take care,
Pablo K
I would not eat indian street food .
Me too
Definitely not wanting to experience the deadly "Delhi Belly", "Mumbai belly" or "Karela belly"
Women wearing bedsheet and blanket with NINJA TURTLE covered faces
Just subscribed and following your channel...never visit india...I don't think to visit there..
Welcome to Wanna Walk! Glad you like these India's videos. More to watch later here: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Sunday Morning
That's a good time to go for a walk, no traffic! Oh wait!
В Индии жизнь кипит❤❤❤❤
I must say the young men are very handsome.
How interesting Indian Citizens are happy living and doing Business side by side without any worry about Faith issues. It's Modi's Government spreading HATE CAMPAIGN TO STAY IN POWER.****
świat jest przeludniony? nie to metropolie są przeludnione....
Correct
Trop de bruit, trop sale , trop dangereux, je n’ose pas imaginer l’odeur et la chaleur
Wo müssen diese Leute , INDER nur hin ?
Canada saar
Hello Mr. Wanna Walk, As an Indian I am upset the way you show India to the world.. I think you have been brought up by the old school thought that India is very poor.. Country of snake charmers.. Right? Show the shining new brighter side of India.. Do not ever speak or show bad about my dear Motherland..
Hello! I completely understand what you’re saying. I love India-this is my third trip, and I’ve explored it from north to south. Everything here surprises me because it’s so different from what I know in the West, especially when it comes to the slums. My goal is to share what stands out to my eyes. I recognize the significant progress being made, and I understand how challenging it is to manage such a vast and diverse country. However, the reality is that, outside of wealthy neighborhoods or tourist areas, much of India looks like this. So don’t blame me for showing it-ask your government to take action for these poor people instead 🙂
Hello Mr. Wanna Walk.. It's good to know that it's your third trip to India.. You are a global traveller, aren't you? Ever visited North Korea? They will show you only Government designated areas.. Because they don't want tourists to see their poverty.. Here, in India you have the liberty to travel.. So you show the darker side of India.. This is not done.. Our Government is doing everything for rehabilitation of those poor people(I am quoting our daily newspapers) I request you to show the brighter side.. Don't degrade my Motherland.. It's beyond tolerance..
Hello, Yes, I know North Korea. Regarding India, where you see poverty, I see a completely different world from the one I live in in the West, and I find that fascinating. Everything I see is interesting to me. If you watch my videos, you’ll notice that in the subtitles, I have nothing but praise for your country, and anyone who knows me knows that I always recommend India as the most interesting place on the planet.
However, except for wealthy neighborhoods and tourist spots, much of the country looks like this-or worse-and anyone who has been to India knows it. I believe that instead of criticizing a tourist for showing what they see, you should put more pressure on your government to take action and help these poor people. Hiding them and making them invisible won’t help-in fact, it will do the opposite..
Please watch my videos, read the subtitles, all what I said is positive and inviting to your culture (I will return for more videos next year) 🙂
Yes.. You are right.. Having stayed in USA for more than 6 years, I cannot say that poverty is completely absent from USA as well.. I don't know which country you belong to Mr. Wanna Walk, but in New York City, there is a neighborhood called Brooklyn, where even daylight travel is scary..
@WannaWalk saar pleej dond show dark side of my madharland supapawar India saar pleej saar dond do dhad saar ve aar supapawar 2025 saaaaaarr!!!
Please visit the USA. We never get any attention.
lol - I'm recording there often in fact: th-cam.com/video/JAHZMMhRNQQ/w-d-xo.html
No thanks….
I am surprised to see so many women cover their face some all in black? Always? I Very few wear sarong
Hell No
1600 languages? map shows continets and it says Mumbai hahah
Don't bite people head
Don't bite people help is very not good you India boy
OMG.. no thanks
Try to show good neighborhoods also .. Its seems that you r only showing dirty places.9
Hello, i showed everything I found interesting when I walk but except for wealthy neighborhoods and tourist spots, much of the country looks like this-or worse-and anyone who has been to India knows it. You can see different zones in these videos: th-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Why did you go to a muslim dominated area where normal people generally avoid, its like Birmingham of England
Hello. I walk randomly. No idea where im going and I record all what I find interesting. I don't pay attention to people's religion.
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I have reported about you dude. Cheers.
Whats the reason of the report? 🤔
@WannaWalk
Simple.
You every time come to India and film the same place in Mumbai. That is your vlog is absolutely stereotyping and exaggerating negatively because India has so many other incredible places ( South India, Northeast India, Northwestern Himalayan regions) none of which you showed. Whereas in case of other countries you visit various places in those countries and show both good and bad. But in case of India it's just the opposite.
Cheers.
So you report TH-cam channels that don't show the 'incredible places' you like? India has many realities, and this is one of them. Personally, I find this area fascinating because it’s completely different from what I see in the West. I’ve traveled across India three times, from north to south, and except for wealthy neighborhoods or tourist areas, much of the country looks like or worst so, instead of blaming me for showing what I see during my walks, go and push your government to help these people or take action to support them, rather than trying to hide their reality. Grow up man..
Imagine sleeping in your clean comfortable bed in a quiet American neighborhood and to wake up in India. That's an Indiana Jones nightmare 😳
Ironically, for many years, it was my dream 🙂❤️
Dude entire India isn't like that. There are dozens of travel vlogs on India. Watch them. These videos are always focussing on one single poorer part of Mumbai. Actually the problem is India is extremely diverse with both bad and good.
And Indians say Mumbai is better than Shanghai 😂😂😂
Becus India ij supapawar saar!!!
Bonjour avec quel type de caméra filmer s’il vous plaît merci super vidéo
Bonjour avec quel type de caméra filmer s’il vous plaît merci super vidéo