HYDERABAD | The Capital of Telangana in South India
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2023
- Exploring the large city of Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana state in south India.
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I went to Hyderabad on my first trip abroad. I loved it! Golconda Fort was something special!
Love from India ❤ we always welcome you ❤
You should visit chowmahallah palace and falaknuma palace too
Yeah it is growing pretty rapidly . Certain parts are pretty fancy looking these days
Come to warangal bro i will help you to experiance good culture here
I'm glad you like it please come again we will help you in any need
Gabe proves that 50 can still be young. He has a youthful energy and sense of exploration.
One of the reasons I follow him tbh. Makes me positive about my own age and future(I’m quite a bit from 50 but still).
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He’s 50??? I thought he was like 35
@@Alex-km7so he’s born in 72 I think
Welcome to Hyderabad Gabriel... 29:05 Very very impressive 😳
But Gabriel Hyderabad is incomplete without Hyderabadi Biryani , Golconda Fort and Char Minaar... My soul is crying 😩😭
Statue of equality and Budha statue 🔥
Yay! Hyderabad!!! OMG The food, the architecture, the history, textiles and spirituality! The person who taught me to cook Indian food was from there. She brought me salwar kameez from there and a clay statue. This is so exciting! You’re sure to get plenty of sun to make up for all the rain!
Telugu is the Mother tongue of Andhra and telengana
Looks a lot cleaner than north India especially Lucknow and Patna
New area of lucknow also look like very clean and tidy..actually u should watch whole video earlier he was in new town area of hyderabad but when he came old u saw the situation..actually in whole india most of tje famous cities have new town and old town ..in new town area u will find different vibes but in old town u will find totally different vibes..its goes to whole of india
@@Nontouristicindia12err yes old Delhi was very different to New Delhi this i remember
@@gazriley624 visit aerocity ...there u will find totally opposite of old delhi..visit gurugram it hum..and noida these all comes under delhi ncr region u will get totally opposite of old delhi..actually india is very old d8verse land here rich poor ..nrw old coexist together..there some plces have nt been changed from ages ..but there are many places..which are totally new..
@@Nontouristicindia12err i did visit these places i was in India for 2 months i did everything i even stayed with Dalits
He typically likes to go to the busiest places and most chaotic and least developed areas of cities. So in Hyderabad, I won't be surprised if he sticks to the chaotic old regions around Charminar or Golkonda. Doubt he will go to Hitech City, Nanakramaguda, Jubilee Hills, Kokapet etc
I love Hyderabad. Right after Chandigarh - Hyderabad is my favorite Indian city.
Used to go for long drives to highway dhabas on the outskirts of the city, have Egg Bhurji with some chilled beer, those were really awesome in the evenings. 👍👍👍👍
What about charas saheb
@@babagandu I prefer shrooms
I did 70 days in southern in India in early 1996. It was amazing! I started and ended in Trivandrum. You really have to visit Kerala. And also Mahabalipuram, Bangalore, Madurai and of course Chennai.
I agree 100% and would Cochin and Kovalam Beach to this
The reflective structure which u mentioned is inspired from Chicago Bean, it is getting constructed in the memory of martyrs who died in the Telangana state formation struggle.
Even getting a separate state was nothing less than a country's freedom struggle for our state.
And thankyou for visiting our Hyderabad ♥️
Thanks for the information.
More than 1200 people sacrificed their life for the seperate state cause in second phase movement .....some even burnt their body in centre of roads...for the cause of seperate state and the big structure near it was new state secretariat under construction
Yeah. Freedom for KCR😁😁. Remember, whatever you are enjoying is Andhra money.
@@HeartistMurali remember before telanganas unacceptable merging with Andhra in 1956....Hyderabad was the 5 largest city in India.....with all world facilities....and world knows who beneffited from Merger.....
@@HeartistMurali We fought for the freedom from Andhra people. They are same like British.
Omg …. Hyderabad!!!!!!!
Fireworks 💥 💥💥💥💥🔥🔥
This is going to be legendaryyyyyyyyyyyyy !!!!
Thank you Gabriel for coming to my city, We are really proud of it and its extremely awesome that you loved the vibes of Hyderabad.
😊😊South Indian states are always good and safety for foreigners and others not like North Indian states 😊😊😊..
I’m from Hyderabad…Chennai, Bangalore, Pondicherry and Kerala , Andhra Pradesh , Telangana is safe for all
See I myself belong from Telangana
And I am proud of everything about telangana and southern part of india.
And still I feel you shouldn't have compared with northern part of india.
I also think there is no need to put North india
It's totally unacceptable
Both south and North have their own pros and cons.
@@ga6880 😅ok bro. I’m proudly say I’m South Indian and Telanganite….
Nothing wrong in saying South Indian an Telangana……North Indians do same thing….
@@ga6880 maybe you’re a settler in Telangana,,,,,but I’m a pure Telanganite …. My great Great great grandfathers from Telangana region 😊😊
@@YPR4022 no bro
Even I pure Telanganite, nenu pure telugu ammayine
But it hurts when we fight with our own ppl
If any northies look at your comment then they would take it offensive
And I feel like you didn't really understand my comment
The one monument you spotted in golden colour was a memorial in the form or lamp 🛋️ dedicated to those who have laid their lives for the formation of Telangana during the struggle for a separate statehood.
It's called has statue of equity
I am Hyderabadi❤❤
Jai TELANGANA ❤✊🏽✊🏽🔥🔥
@@mdghouse2909it's Amara verula sthupam near hussai sagar he was talking about bhai
the south looks cleaner and organised.
In your beautiful video, the roads, lanes, mosques, palaces of Hyderabad are very unique and different, which makes Hyderabad feel very real.
The Birla mandir is more than 50 years old, and the dome structure you saw is the Birla planetarium. The golden tower and the metal structure is the martyr's memorial under construction. The small temple you saw is of the village deity, of which every locality will have one. The deity is considered to be a manifestation of Shakti/ Durga.
29:30 Yes, These temples are decorated during Bonalu festival, which is local cultural thing in Hyderabad/ Telangana, this festival happens in month of June. You can google it. Bonalu songs are very popular in Hyd :)
I really love your style of documentation/vlogs. It's not so polished and "only the good sides", but it isn't poverty focussed either. It's like I'm really there, just a neutral perspective with a tour guide :)
Big thank you for taking us along!
Sweet, glad to hear it.
it was a treat last few days watching you exploring himalayas. loved every second of it.
Fantastic video again Gabriel, hello from two fans currently exploring the state of Gujarat ❤
Nice, I haven't been there yet but have wanted to go. Have fun.
Wow, I liked your video of Surat City in Gujarat. ❤️💜
@@som3107 🙏🙏❤️
5:25 Allahabad has been named Prayagraj now
Exactly.
Hyderabad to golconda next
Why do I have a feeling that Himalayan trip was supposed to be longer but he just got fed up with the BS weather and transportation lol
You can't say he didn't try though, maybe he'll have better luck on the Nepali side of the Himalayas
I was up there almost two weeks, which is about how long I was thinking of staying. But if the weather had been better I probably would have stayed longer and explored further. And yes the rough roads really wear you down. At some point you end up thinking: "It's a long, brutal trip from here back down the mountains. And I'm thinking of going another day uphill, then have to come back down the same road to get back here, only to have another long day or two of winding roads after that? Hmmm, maybe not in the mood for it."
@@GabrielTravelerVideos hehe ok. It looked very rough, wet and cold at least. Especially with a place like Goa in the back of your mind… I’m ok with cold and snow but as soon as things get too wet and grey I’m out.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Go to Odisha, coastal cities are very peaceful. Odisha is indias best kept secret, I loved the place & good people of odisha
I would love to see Bhutan and Nepal again. That hike is so epic. I don't get tired of that scenery
From @11:00 that is the same area where India's first ever Formula E Street racing happened
Not Arabic but Urdu. You would have recognised Char Minar, famous building in Hyderabad. Biryani is also famous.
This was a great one Gabriel! So many interesting vistas of Hyderabad. The best part was the view of the blue skies, indicating limited air pollution, which sadly afflicts so many Indian cities. Thinking of Bangalore for example. Southern India has really wonderful places to visit, and relatively less pollution than the north. Have never been there, but on my bucket list now. Thanks!
South India is definitely good, but do plan properly and dont go rushing in like Gabriel.
Use booking sites and Uber in major cities. Best to travel in November-January when its less hot. India is getting an early summer this year. Hyderabad is brutally hot in February.
@@Raghav_Modi actually we Hyderabadis are chilled in this March as well.
However the actual happening season is summer only for our Hyderabadis, because of the holidays, so many resorts, and parks become active.
Hi Gabe: Excellent video of Hyderabad. The languages you saw in the Metro Train station were: Telugu (the language most people speak in Telengana), English, Hindi & Urdu. Since there is a sizable population of Muslims who speak Urdu, Hindi is understood by a lot of people there. Spoken Urdu is quite similar to Hindi although you may not understand every word spoken.
Hyderabad boomed as an IT Hub thanks to the Y2K bug. People from Hyderabad went to the USA to "fix the bug" and ended up staying on and bringing work back to India. So things would have changed a lot after '99.
Hyderabad, wow, will be able to watch another city, never been there, will have a chance to tour the city thanks to you, have a great time there
Well done bro! These are the real vlogs!
Amazing adventure… you open new options for so many … keep it up.
Why don't you show development side of Hyderabad? why you people are changing India's outlook in international standards?!!.you better not anymore, cover all , show everything.
Great work, Gabriel!
That traffic is so chaotic yet organized lol.
great to see you are still enjoying india and now enjoying the heat after the cold & wet of the northern peaks seeing you visting goa again will be lovely, keep your eyes open around goa for a british uk youtube couple who are currently traverling around the coast of india in there own rick shaw, think they are now on there way to goa from Kerala they are called those happy days, stay safe gabe and have fun
You beat me to India by 2 months!! My first time was in December 99 - May 00. Man do I love travelling India too. Always interesting. Cheers Gabe Happy Travels
Cool. 👍👍
I was an Australian tourist stuck in Hyderabad for 7 months during the pandemic. From the first lockdown until the end of October 2020. Crazy time. Your video takes me back.
Was alone the whole time.
Whoa, crazy.
Nice. I was born in the city Gabriel. Have fun. The food and the Museum are the highlights
Hi Gabe, really good video! I like all your videos. Greetings from Macedonia 🇲🇰🇲🇰
Hey Gabriel.. my favorite and OG travel youtuber .. you know India, like no other youtuber does and I've been following your travels for years. Welcome back to the land of Mahadev Shiva
Another amazing video, man. Thank you
Exciting stuff!
This is also the IT capital...most of the IT sector companies are located in our Hyderabad and people from all the states of India will live in Hyderabad.. because of the opportunities city provides for them...and also cost of living is less compared to other cities in the country...
love that dude at 3:22 casually crossing the road talking on his phone. I would have been in full on panic how to cross.
I'm excited for Goa!! Have fun man!
Hi Gabriel, you seem upbeat after leaving the dreary mountain weather which was unfortunately overcast most of the time you were there. The white Obal, Makrana, and Onyx marble are present in India and widely used throughout the world in flooring countertops and bathrooms long-lasting and durable.
Hi Wilfredo, which area of India did you enjoy the most?
That was nice, enjoyed it a lot. Thank you 🙏
Thank you ....You are introducing once Again our city to every one ..
Happy to see Hyderabad in your channel
The silver polished circular structure and the golden flame--- I think are the Telangana Martyrs Memorial. Also called as Gun Park is a monument built for 369 students who died during the 1969 agitation for a separate Telangana state. Telangana Martyrs Memorial day is observed on 2 June every year in all the districts of Telangana State. It is situated opposite to the Public Gardens, Hyderabad. Wikipedia. Can someone else confirm this? I love your travel log.. you do just the right amount of showing what things cost and the highlights. Your turn-around time on videos is amazing and appreciated. I've been watching for more than a year. Great job and stamina.
Gunpark which is situated opposite to public gardens has martyr statue which was constructed years back. This structure is being constructed near Hussain Sagar(TankBund) opposite to New Telangana Secretariat.
Wow never seen a building like that mirrored one before - very unique!!
Excellent Explanation good service I really enjoyed your vedio I am from Hyderabad and presently living in USA
Thanks 🙏👍
I just met some friends from Hyderabad ... they were REALLY confused when I tried to speak Hindi with them ... I know my Hindi is bad, but they told me they didn't speak Hindi ... They speak Telugu ... I thought, "how much different can it be?" ... It ends up IT'S LIKE AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT LANGUAGE!!! LOL!!! The more I learn about India, in general, the more I realize how very little I know. Om Shanti
Nooo. Even though Hyd is in south, many people still speak Hindi. You just happen to meet people only Telugu speakers.
Yes, yes ... I live in America ... I know not all people anywhere speak only one language ... the friends I met from Hyderabad prefer speaking ENGLISH ... again, I was surprised, but not astonished ... again, I realize I know SO LITTLE!!! बहुत छोटा
@@byronathon Nope, you didnt get me. If you go down south from where Hyderabad is, i.e states of Tamil Nadu and kerala people hardly speak Hindi.
Hyderabad has a lot of Hindi speakers compared to other south Indian cities
@@browchump8764 Cool, thank you ... I can't wait to visit Bharat before the end of this incarnation.
Tell them I am good saheb
The best and friendly state Telangana 🙏🕉️
The best and friendliest state of andhra pradesh you mean
@@jaihind9462 i didn't said adnra pukesh
I LOVE YOU MY BROTHER AND THIS IS THE BEST TRAVEL CHANNEL OF ALL TIME. YOU ARE A SELF MOTIVATED PERSON. KEEP EXPLORING THE MOST HIGH GREAT PLANET 🌎
Gabe you should have seen the spectacular monuments made by Nizams , quli qutub shah,etc like charminar, Mecca Masjid , chawmuhalla palace,Falaknuma palace, salarjung Museum and many other. you should have taken the help of a guide to explore Hyderabad.There's lot more to see
Amazing timing. Just yesterday I was seriously looking into getting a ticket a southeast Asia, where I could layover in Hyderabad and walk the city for a few hours, and was curious if you had a video on it.
Excellent. 👍
Welcome back gabe 🤝
Thanks for this! My company has a big office in Hyderabad. I’ve always wondered what it was like… I have lots of friends from there. Lots of great people there!
When I was last it was part of AP - very hot but this is the hub of IT and the Southern cities of H'Bad and Bangalore forging ahead!
It's summer, so it's better to travel to cool ❄️ places
The last town/village you were at in the Himalayas was pretty cool. I liked that place.
Finally you've visited my hometown!
The Birlas were/are a wealthy family( like the Tatas and Ambani) and built many colleges,temples institutions in India. There is a Birla temple in New Delhi too.
Lost their wealth?
Thank you so much for your support and great experience for your video allwes ❤️🙏
You are crossing Indian roads like an expert.. very fluid.. great 😄
Hi Gabe, one unique thing to see in HYD is Veiled Rebecca. You will love it. There are 5 statues like it, 3 in US, 1 in Europe and 1 in India.
You have an incredible taste of choice in matters pertaining to India
Thanks dude 😎👍🏻. I'm gonna be 🎯 hitting Hyderabad sometime in November. You're the foot soldier on the ground and showing people like me who want to go there what it's like. Keep walking 👨🏼🦯Gabe.
please visit more of small towns and villages in India. you will love India even more because that is more authentic India.
@@sourav3392 Sourav hello 👋🏻. I was in your country in 2019. I visited some small villages like Bhalyani and Gargi in Himachal Pradesh and another one outside of Bodhgaya caller Bakrour or something like that. I will visit more small villages when I return to Incredible India 🇮🇳.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳!
what a fun video!!
Great to see Hyderabad through your eyes, never been there. ✌️👍🙏
Imagine having a wedding like that here in The Netherlands, in the streets in the middle of the day, with that music. Hmmmmm. Fascinating videos man, keep it up !
Right colour!
@@witlof5492 Haha that is right..
That is some getto part of the city and they are migrants in Hyderabad. That is not local culture
iam also from hyderabad India. so many historical places are there in hyderabad and most importantly food heaven is there.
That's a great video being a Hyderabadi i can confirm that it's a beautiful city and people are helpful.
Such lovely vibrant colour everywhere. Think you made the right decision to escape the Himalayas. Looks warmer than Sikkim 😆
Looks more modern there. Also less pollution. Nice weather there.
Thnks for the amazing video you put together. I’m international traveler and I just arrive Hyderabad two todays before with my patents for medical treatment. however, Hyderabad is amazing city as far I explore by the way your videos makes me interesting to look at more places during my stay.
OMG! They imported the "pea" from Chicago!!! I wish you just traveled in India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Thailand. Great videos!!! Thank you!!!🙏
I dont. Theres other great countries out there. You're crazy
@@FSVR54 Try to be nice!!!
Hi gabe this city looks really nice great video
Your travels are so beautiful. Thanks for sharing your words about HYDERABAD
you may have noticed the spirituality in people of South India in your many travels. that is because India is the birthplace of spirituality. South India being protected by ocean from all sides it has not been invaded or ruled as many times as north India by foreigners. that is why culture art craft music dance architecture everything blossomed without being affected too much by outside influence. classical music and dance of South India are legendary and take years to be good at. Carnatic music is the most complex music on this earth. in the state of Tamil Nadu there are many beautiful architecture made of granite rock thousands of years old been through natural calamities and still standing in one piece.
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@@babagandu they didn't try to change the culture of people like mughals in north india did
Hyderabad is a beautiful place.💓
you are absolutely right ...the statue of Lord Vekanteswar is in essence the statue of Lord Vishnu..just another form of Lord Vishnu or Lord Krishna...just like Lord Jagganath inside the temple at Puri, Orissa
It takes a lot of personal energy to get around in India on foot with a camera. It occurred to me it would be useful to buy a very small compass so you can get your bearings as you walk the streets of these cities. I recall when I was in Mumbai in 2007, five minutes after leaving the hotel I had no idea where the hotel was. The compass would help in this fascinating country.
The modern day compass is google- maps 😁😂
Lovely mate... Ultimate Hyderabad...
Nazebs musium in Hyderabad had a plethora of era paraphernalia, and Charminar bangle market was memorable with Hawkers galore, and people who objected to my photography of place
Gabriel you got to try the famous Hyderabad biryani whilst in town Amazing!! Great vid as always sir 🙏
Very nice Gabriel that you were able to understand his struggling English
Iam from mumbai and by seeing the streets of hyderabad iam shocked how clean they are
The municipality is by far best in terms of cleanliness
very good and thx. Cheers
Nice Video brother 👍
Super Hyderabad l loved it...
Its nice gabriel .. u come again and visit more places in Hyderabad
Excellent editing
Thanks for visiting Maa Hyderabad
Sorry to say this but you should have visited Birla temple during the night time at 7 PM or something during the evening so that you could enjoy the majestic view of necklace road the lights on vehicles are like diamonds in on the necklace that's why it is called necklace road
Wow good efforts..
Man.. you missed Charminar. The Icon of Hyderabad.
I know, I'm bummed. I thought it was farther away. Later I looked on the map and realized I'd been right nearby.
excellent.. great music..
I love the taste of India!!!