I envy my life could be so amazing like yours, travelling to unknown lands, meeting different people, making friends, experiencing the whole new thing and making memories.
Hey gabe, a piece of advice. If your backpack or your shoe gets damaged in india, Go to a local cobbler (mochi, as called in hindi). They are on every nook and corner and charge just 40-50 rupees to fix and reinforce the bag or shoe. There are bag repair shops as well and they are pretty cheap. If you want good a quality rucksack then go for wildcraft, it is the best bag making company in india and you can order it from amazon or you can visit a local store.
If necessary I would do that but sewing straps is pretty basic. That thread is super strong and will do great. Easier than taking it down to a shop, trying to explain, waiting or else coming back later, etc. That one was a simple fix.
These are such colourful beautiful places! Sorry about your new backpack already falling apart, but cool that you could fix it :) I am excited for the camel fair :)
I think the backpack will work pretty good now, we'll see long-term. The next video will show more of the camel fair. There weren't as many camels as I expected, because the fair was almost over so most of them had already left and returned to their villages.
Gabriel Traveler That’s an amazing video, this place Pushkar is very close to my heart (for many reasons) it’s a holy place and in traditional sense a happening place specially for tourists. There is a Sikh Temple over there which is so damn beautiful. Being a Sikh myself I am proud of the fact that a holy place of our faith lies in the very heart of Hinduism. Thanks a lot mate for making such a beautiful video, your videos really give a very natural and a real feel. Hence your Channel is worthy
Hi Gabe.. Some nice videos out there! I went through your videos to check out the places you've traveled so far in India. Wondering you have plans to visit Kerala and North East of india. xx
Hi there Gabe once again!! Awesomeness all around. Are you planning on visiting those temples on the mountain tops!!? Waiting for your video on the camel fair!! 🐪🐐🐎
So what would you say is the mot rewarding part of India to travel in? I am possibly planning my first trip there in February and am torn between Rajasthan and Kerala. Both look beautiful but so different.
I haven't been to Kerala so I can't compare, but it sounds pretty nice. I think Deepak explained the choice pretty well, just depends on what sounds more interesting. For that time of year then it's perfect to visit either area.
All 29 states are pretty unique and have their own unique culture, food and traditions. *Northern India- Delhi and Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan Cities : Delhi, Agra, lucknow, jaipur, jodhpur, bikaner, udaipur, Varanasi. Pros:Awesome food, cultural and historical heartland of INDIA. Cons: A lot of people and extreme pollution. *Central India - Madhya pradesh An underrated and absolutely gorgeous state. The best place in the world to see tigers in the wild. BANDHAVGARH, KANHA national parks along with the Vindhyachal range of mountains. Cities like Ujjain, khajuraho, jabalpur, bhopal. Southern India : A magical place with places like Hampi in karnatka and allepy, kochi and varkala beach in tamil nadu. Beautiful ancient buddhist places in Andhra pradesh as well. Brihadaeshwara temple and other temples around madurai. Pondicherry with auroville and gorgeous beaches. Western India : Goa for relaxing and partying. Amazing beaches with amazing nightlife. A lot of rainforests and waterfalls and lakes as well in this beautiful little state. Maharashtra : Has a lot of beautiful places on the konkan coast as well as places like lonavala, Matheran and all the places in the western ghats. Extreme north INDIA : The himalayas. Gorgeous hiking routes with some of the highest mountains in the world. Many high altitude treks and a lot of scope for sightseeing. Just put of this world *North eastern states : Virgin rainforests and amazing tribal people. Completely different from the rest of india.
Gabriel Traveler I am camel breeder from Rajasthan INDIA You can contact with me I will see you Raika camel breeder cultural and villages nethadewasi@gmail.com
I've met lots of women traveling solo around India. Nowhere in the world is completely safe but chances are you will be perfectly fine. It really depends on how confident you feel about it. What other places have you traveled? I don't recommend India as a first country to travel to.
Gabriel Traveler I have traveled to the US, Europe and Southeast Asia. India has always facinated me. But have also heard so many negative stories, like „You can‘t walk freely in India, only sightseeing in a Taxi is possible.“ It kinda sounds like bullshit and i am determined to see otherwise.
cassie pitchford Well I didn't intended to discourage you.Due to some unfortunate incident which occurred with foreign tourist recently I was a bit skeptical being an Indian I am sure you won't be having any trouble here wish you all the best .By the way if you are not into crowdy places you should consider north east India seven sister states which are relatively lesser crowded .And will be absolute serine .
I was in exactly the same places as you recently. It was s a great experience, but I won't miss the crap! Thanks for letting me reminisce about traveling now I'm home.
You'll have to check online, try skyscanner, expedia, google flights, kayak, onetravel, etc. Flights constantly change and it depends on where you want to fly from and to, so you'll have to do some research to find out the latest prices.
The backpack was 1,400 Thai baht or about $40. Not sure about needles in a carry-on bag, they always go in my checked luggage. Yeah I leave the thread on the spool. It would probably end up pretty messy otherwise.
For some reason I came across the dates for the fair. I forget where exactly, it was while I was in Thailand. Maybe someone mentioned it on facebook, or I came across an article in a magazine or something, I really can't remember. I'd never been to it so decided to go for it since I was thinking about coming back to India anyway.
I as an india to every foriegner pls do visit to india .......india is not only places of poors but they are part of society ......my country has lot which u haven't seen anywhere in the world ........ from. The lush green mountain to white snowy moutain on north India and sea beeches and spl pilgrims and ancient forts in our south India and rajasthan ...............beauty of nature and different culture in our north east india u will get everything every wether every kind of people pls do visit my country love to all 😄
That backpack, man! Quickly (there, back in 2017) - run to the nearest surplus outlet and get some army-grade stuff. Before the backpack gets whiff of the scheme and spills all the contents right then and there! Run, for your clean undies' sake, run! Or don't run, actually! tippy-toe, so the shaking won't make it unravel.
Yeah that's your best option, ask at a restaurant, especially if you stop to get something there anyway. Also you'll come across public restrooms sometimes, usually they're pretty nasty but better than nothing.
I recommend you to visit north and north east india...that is amazing..or even you can go south to see kerala, bangalore...avoid central part.it is highly conjested.
next time if you have to repair your bag or shoes, check out for cobblers in india, called 'Moochi' they do very good job in repairing.or check out any bag or luggage shops they always have repair person on sight ,you can get your bag , luggage repaired in no time and will last long with reinforcement .Don't have to do yourself they have special needle, thread,sewing machine and super glue.Infact i get some of my stuff which i really like.. repaired when i visit india from the US, its super cheap there
You went all the way to Pushkar for the second time??? Hope you'll be visiting other Rajasthan cities like Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Udaipur which are very nice. You didn't document your plane and bus trips from BKK, Delhi, Jaipur and Ajmer, which would have been interesting. It's a lot of travel but fast. Take care.
This is actually my fourth time to Pushkar. I've also been to Jaisalmer a couple times and Udaipur once, but never visited Jodhpur. In Rajasthan I've also been to Jaipur, Bikaner, Chittorgarh, Bundi, Keechen, Khuhri and Sam. Yes I didn't film the flight to India, was taking the day off. But I didn't go to Delhi yet on this trip, I flew direct to Jaipur. I did show the bus trip from Jaipur to Ajmer.....that's this video. :)
Check out this video in which I showed my backpacks: th-cam.com/video/A7pj_c_hCHc/w-d-xo.html The one I ended up bringing was over a decade old, dirty and really falling apart so I planned to replace it.
Gabriel Traveler ok I think this is the video you mean where you show the actual backpack you decided on for this trip : th-cam.com/video/uS5M5zANn2E/w-d-xo.html. And I can see why you say it needed replacing 😜
You can go to the main bus station and ask around for the next push going to Pushkar. I'm not certain if they go direct. Otherwise find the next bus going to Ajmer, they will leave regularly. And from there you can catch another bus to Pushkar. Or you can buy a direct private bus to Pushkar. Ask at a tourist office or at your hotel. Those will leave from different points so you'll need to find out where to catch it.
@@anirudhrao1 That's hard to say. There will be various tourist offices in random places all over the city, possibly near the main bus station but I'm not sure.
It's -10 F. in Jasper this morning. C''mon think about it no AC, no fans, no sweats. Once again your editing and music adaptation is FANTASTIC! Nice to be in a crowd where their phones aren't their gods. Besides it would cost Vishnu a pretty rupee to buy the latest Iphone.
Nope, not in Jasper but nearby. Yes, I just like to remind you every once in awhile of your old home...ahem! workstead. Still planning my trip to Cape Town to get some dental work done. Dental implants about 1/6 of what you would pay here. Higher state of the art as well. My offer still stands if you want to go (Feb-Mar) flight and accommodations all on me. Or hold out for next winter and if The Seychelles are your calling we or I could send you there alone.
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I'm sorry that your backpack broke, since I was the person who gave him the advice that they were good to buy. I bought a knock-off backpack in Bangkok and I traveled to the whole South East (Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam) and South Korea with it and still I have it for my next trip. Gabe: I had mine reinforced on the handles and shoulder straps so that they do not detach. In India, it should not be expensive for a cobbler to do this type of job (couple dollars or less). Another thing is that the people who handle the luggage (Airplanes, Buses) do not have enough care.
No problem, I was thinking of getting a backpack in Asia before you even mentioned it. And I like the backpack, it fits perfectly and I think it's going to work out fine. Everything else seems pretty sturdy, they just didn't sew those straps very well that take all the weight. Seems solid for now so we'll see how it goes.
jonnywaselectric I don't know anything about camels. No camels in Bangladesh. As far I know two humps called Bactrian, one hump dromedary. and no hump?...
Well, just amazed to see so many "hospitable" Indians commenting below. I wonder if these same Indians would accord a similar warm welcome to tourists from African countries too??
I enjoy It when you go to places like this. Because I know I will never want to visit there. It is far to strange for me. I love all of the color the women wear.
Hey Gabe ,ever heard of Zostel?That place is paradise for backpackers.400rs for a night,now in Pushkar too.Go to Zostel.com and check them out. You will love it for sure.
Damn, $18 for the room. When I first saw it I was thinking $5 - $10. Do you think the price was higher because it was during the camel fair or do you think that's just the normal price? I'm hoping its the former because I'm going to be traveling India on a dirt cheap budget!! Emphasis on dirt most likely. Thanks for the vid, great job.
Gabriel has travelled on a dirt cheap budget on numerous occasions but now he is sort of diversifying as he is making more money so now he can spend more. If you want to travel dirt cheap in india then you can do it easily on 10$ a day but don't expect any sort of luxury though. Travel in sleeper coaches of the INDIAN RAILWAYS network and eat in cheap yet hygienic restaurants and always prefer cheap public transport . Hotels will be available around the range of 200-500 rupees. You can easily book online.
Great, thanks for the info. My main point was that I didn't think the room looked that nice for $18. Maybe the camel fair is an expensive time to visit...
Giant Huda Travels It is the peak season. Besides, the state of Rajasthan does a really great job as advertising itself as a great tourist/traveller destination. The fact of the matter is that there are many more places in india which are equally or even more important that see negligible foreign travellers /tourists. Pushkar has been marketed as such and i think that is also the reason why it receives a lot of foreigners and that explains the expensive hotel room. Still, you can easily get an $8 hotel room. Gabe is just trying something different this time around.
Giant Huda Travels you're correct, the room isn't normally $18, it was jacked up for the camel fair. I should have put a note in the video explaining. I booked another few nights and it's only about $8 per night now that the fair is over. You can easily find rooms in the $5-10 range still.
I also love travelling and I want to join you Gablier but unfortunately I have not too much money like you to spend on travelling next time when you came to India tour so I also want to join you and I will help you to shoot your video on entire journey
Wow! Probably one of your best videos to date Gabe! India looks incredible!!!
such a great vlog! I felt like I was in India while watching this. I love hearing all the sounds ! :)
Really enjoyable Vlog enjoying seeing India 🇮🇳
th-cam.com/video/my5-SQMx1Tw/w-d-xo.html
I envy my life could be so amazing like yours, travelling to unknown lands, meeting different people, making friends, experiencing the whole new thing and making memories.
Hey gabe, a piece of advice. If your backpack or your shoe gets damaged in india, Go to a local cobbler (mochi, as called in hindi). They are on every nook and corner and charge just 40-50 rupees to fix and reinforce the bag or shoe. There are bag repair shops as well and they are pretty cheap. If you want good a quality rucksack then go for wildcraft, it is the best bag making company in india and you can order it from amazon or you can visit a local store.
If necessary I would do that but sewing straps is pretty basic. That thread is super strong and will do great. Easier than taking it down to a shop, trying to explain, waiting or else coming back later, etc. That one was a simple fix.
I "d recommend dat u visit north eastern part of India....m sure u gonna c a whole new India there😊
Your enthusiasm and interest in traveling especially in India is so much adored by me.i really like your vids.keep up the great job Gabe.😀
These are such colourful beautiful places! Sorry about your new backpack already falling apart, but cool that you could fix it :) I am excited for the camel fair :)
I think the backpack will work pretty good now, we'll see long-term. The next video will show more of the camel fair. There weren't as many camels as I expected, because the fair was almost over so most of them had already left and returned to their villages.
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Gabriel Traveler
I am camel breeder from jodhpur Rajasthan INDIA
You can contact with me I will see you Raika camel breeder cultural and villages
th-cam.com/video/my5-SQMx1Tw/w-d-xo.html
Gabriel Traveler That’s an amazing video, this place Pushkar is very close to my heart (for many reasons) it’s a holy place and in traditional sense a happening place specially for tourists. There is a Sikh Temple over there which is so damn beautiful. Being a Sikh myself I am proud of the fact that a holy place of our faith lies in the very heart of Hinduism.
Thanks a lot mate for making such a beautiful video, your videos really give a very natural and a real feel. Hence your Channel is worthy
Long live my India .....
I like the no parking written on the wall and the 50 bikes parked against it.. rules are only a mild suggestion in lots of places
ball keith welcome to India
ball keith ya people don't follow rules sometimes that doesn't mean that crime rates are high in India ..... it's safe in India
ball keith hahahahahah...... True that...
mind-blowing india!!!!
..AND isoooolove those attractive-colored sahrees..and those women wearing them--gorgeous!
GODBLESS u gab
Hi Gabe.. Some nice videos out there! I went through your videos to check out the places you've traveled so far in India. Wondering you have plans to visit Kerala and North East of india. xx
Great video!
I use dental floss as a thread ! Always at hand and superstrong!
Peter Stewart thanks for the pro lifehack
Peter Stewart great advice. Thank you.
Great Video !!! Excellent video quality, sounds and love the music !!!
Hi there Gabe once again!! Awesomeness all around. Are you planning on visiting those temples on the mountain tops!!? Waiting for your video on the camel fair!! 🐪🐐🐎
Yes, I hiked up to the top of the temple, that will be in the next video which I just finished.
Beautifully presented!
So what would you say is the mot rewarding part of India to travel in? I am possibly planning my first trip there in February and am torn between Rajasthan and Kerala. Both look beautiful but so different.
Kerala -palm trees, beaches, backwaters etc Rajastan: Heritage sites, palaces, desert, camels. Should be simple to choose.
I haven't been to Kerala so I can't compare, but it sounds pretty nice. I think Deepak explained the choice pretty well, just depends on what sounds more interesting. For that time of year then it's perfect to visit either area.
All 29 states are pretty unique and have their own unique culture, food and traditions.
*Northern India- Delhi and Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan
Cities : Delhi, Agra, lucknow, jaipur, jodhpur, bikaner, udaipur, Varanasi.
Pros:Awesome food, cultural and historical heartland of INDIA.
Cons: A lot of people and extreme pollution.
*Central India - Madhya pradesh
An underrated and absolutely gorgeous state. The best place in the world to see tigers in the wild. BANDHAVGARH, KANHA national parks along with the Vindhyachal range of mountains. Cities like Ujjain, khajuraho, jabalpur, bhopal.
Southern India : A magical place with places like Hampi in karnatka and allepy, kochi and varkala beach in tamil nadu. Beautiful ancient buddhist places in Andhra pradesh as well. Brihadaeshwara temple and other temples around madurai. Pondicherry with auroville and gorgeous beaches.
Western India :
Goa for relaxing and partying. Amazing beaches with amazing nightlife. A lot of rainforests and waterfalls and lakes as well in this beautiful little state.
Maharashtra : Has a lot of beautiful places on the konkan coast as well as places like lonavala, Matheran and all the places in the western ghats.
Extreme north INDIA : The himalayas. Gorgeous hiking routes with some of the highest mountains in the world. Many high altitude treks and a lot of scope for sightseeing. Just put of this world
*North eastern states : Virgin rainforests and amazing tribal people. Completely different from the rest of india.
wdp4wdm3a wow... Very nicely n rightly explained
Very cool video Gabe!! India definately looks like an awesome adventure to have! You finally found camels my friend :) cheers man enjoy it!!
Cool, thanks. Lots more camels in the next video when I explore the fair some more.
Gabriel Traveler
I am camel breeder from Rajasthan INDIA
You can contact with me I will see you Raika camel breeder cultural and villages
nethadewasi@gmail.com
WOW Pushkar somehow looks so magical to me! This place is the real India for me! I wonder if it‘s safe as a single girl traveller?
cassie pitchford Ya fingers crossed for a solo woman traveler .But I assure you if you travel in group place is damn safe .You won't have any trouble.
I've met lots of women traveling solo around India. Nowhere in the world is completely safe but chances are you will be perfectly fine. It really depends on how confident you feel about it. What other places have you traveled? I don't recommend India as a first country to travel to.
Gabriel Traveler I have traveled to the US, Europe and Southeast Asia. India has always facinated me. But have also heard so many negative stories, like „You can‘t walk freely in India, only sightseeing in a Taxi is possible.“ It kinda sounds like bullshit and i am determined to see otherwise.
Dev dev Thanks for your words. Thing is that i don‘t really like touristy places, i love more off the beaten path (which is not crowded)...
cassie pitchford Well I didn't intended to discourage you.Due to some unfortunate incident which occurred with foreign tourist recently I was a bit skeptical being an Indian I am sure you won't be having any trouble here wish you all the best .By the way if you are not into crowdy places you should consider north east India seven sister states which are relatively lesser crowded .And will be absolute serine .
I can see that u sure do love you some India Gabriel .......enjoy that
camel fair and get some good shots of the lake and above in those hills.....
Brillant Gabe. I loved Pushkar!! Hope to visit again one day.
I was in exactly the same places as you recently. It was s a great experience, but I won't miss the crap! Thanks for letting me reminisce about traveling now I'm home.
happy your back in india
Hare Krishna
Another great video, per usual
Very cool still photos of people incorporated in the video. Very enjoyable. I look forward to more. Cheers amigo.
Wow what a brilliant video mate.I'll do this one day
You are very energetic...☺😄
Salute from India🙋🙋👍👍
Thank you bro,for such a vlog about indian culture,I am from india
Gabe as always a great video, if you are looking at pilgrims, you got to visit Tirupathi, one of the famous shrines in South India, cheers mate !
I visited there my first trip to India, it was really amazing.
Puri video please
Looks like Pushkar has quadrupled since I was there in 1998. You could easily walk around without it without a taxi or rickshaw!
hi Gabriel. nice video, I always like your videos. I want to know flight expenses because it is tourist season it's little bit expensive I think.
You'll have to check online, try skyscanner, expedia, google flights, kayak, onetravel, etc. Flights constantly change and it depends on where you want to fly from and to, so you'll have to do some research to find out the latest prices.
great to see the locals in your vid! Nice work.
Like the time-lapse usage in your videos G:))
i wish all the best for happiest journey to rajasthan thanx
can feel the aroma of pushkar and Rajasthan feeling at 15
How much was the backpack?
Are needles ok for TSA carryon bags?
Upholstery thread, do you leave it on the spool or reduce space?
The backpack was 1,400 Thai baht or about $40. Not sure about needles in a carry-on bag, they always go in my checked luggage. Yeah I leave the thread on the spool. It would probably end up pretty messy otherwise.
Thank you..love your adventures
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌😄 safe travels Gabe
wow ...a veggie burger ....love it!
"They're from Wales". And wishing the UK were this advanced.
How can you miss Mumbai when you plan for India?!
I visited there on my first trip to India. I even starred in a Bollywood movie:
th-cam.com/video/jcdIUOfOvzE/w-d-xo.html
Lund mumbai
Raj Rijhwani Mumbai is shit and dirty ...Fuck off now.
I think you have travelled more of India than an average Indian which is great.
Appears to be wide angle lense, what camera do you using, Anyway nice video. Greetings from Bangladesh.
Thanks. This was filmed with a GoPro Hero 5. Camera info is always listed below each video. Now I use a GoPro 6.
sir! i have been observe u that u pushing urself to go forward every time .....enjoy this time without pushing urself ....
3:39: "Crazy crowds in Pushkar for the camel fair"... Yes but for Holi also (next holi: 1st of march 2018)... Take care! Thanks for you video
The great intro again, thats Gab !!
Were the streets of pushkar much more busy than they otherwise would have been if not for the festival?
Yeah, completely different during the fair. Now that it's over it's much mellower, though still a bit busy. But there aren't the throngs of people.
Nice vibes in India !
hey gabbie! how did you got an idea about Visiting the Pushkar Camel Fair all out of sudden ?
For some reason I came across the dates for the fair. I forget where exactly, it was while I was in Thailand. Maybe someone mentioned it on facebook, or I came across an article in a magazine or something, I really can't remember. I'd never been to it so decided to go for it since I was thinking about coming back to India anyway.
thanks much for reply, just felt curious. BTW you did a great job by making another most interesting travel video ever.
Excellent, glad to hear it.
pleasure is all mine :)
I as an india to every foriegner pls do visit to india .......india is not only places of poors but they are part of society ......my country has lot which u haven't seen anywhere in the world ........ from. The lush green mountain to white snowy moutain on north India and sea beeches and spl pilgrims and ancient forts in our south India and rajasthan ...............beauty of nature and different culture in our north east india u will get everything every wether every kind of people pls do visit my country love to all 😄
That backpack, man! Quickly (there, back in 2017) - run to the nearest surplus outlet and get some army-grade stuff. Before the backpack gets whiff of the scheme and spills all the contents right then and there! Run, for your clean undies' sake, run! Or don't run, actually! tippy-toe, so the shaking won't make it unravel.
Ur videos are very addictive.. Can't stop watching one after another.. 😊
Excellent, glad to hear it!
Gabe can I ask when you are out and about in India and if you have too use the restroom what do you do? Can you ask to use businesses?
Yeah that's your best option, ask at a restaurant, especially if you stop to get something there anyway. Also you'll come across public restrooms sometimes, usually they're pretty nasty but better than nothing.
I recommend you to visit north and north east india...that is amazing..or even you can go south to see kerala, bangalore...avoid central part.it is highly conjested.
Oh amazing n real vids
You missed the fair and walked around the market..
next time if you have to repair your bag or shoes, check out for cobblers in india, called 'Moochi' they do very good job in repairing.or check out any bag or luggage shops they always have repair person on sight ,you can get your bag , luggage repaired in no time and will last long with reinforcement .Don't have to do yourself they have special needle, thread,sewing machine and super glue.Infact i get some of my stuff which i really like.. repaired when i visit india from the US, its super cheap there
Perfect title!
Interesting screen shots.
👌👍
Bro u missed Mumbai , want to go Raj. Pushkar
You went all the way to Pushkar for the second time??? Hope you'll be visiting other Rajasthan cities like Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Udaipur which are very nice. You didn't document your plane and bus trips from BKK, Delhi, Jaipur and Ajmer, which would have been interesting. It's a lot of travel but fast. Take care.
This is actually my fourth time to Pushkar. I've also been to Jaisalmer a couple times and Udaipur once, but never visited Jodhpur. In Rajasthan I've also been to Jaipur, Bikaner, Chittorgarh, Bundi, Keechen, Khuhri and Sam. Yes I didn't film the flight to India, was taking the day off. But I didn't go to Delhi yet on this trip, I flew direct to Jaipur. I did show the bus trip from Jaipur to Ajmer.....that's this video. :)
Gabriel Traveler ...you've seen a lot more of Rajasthan than me. Well done. I didn't know you could go direct Bkk to Jaipur. Great videos thanks.
Air Asia, about $130 including luggage. Epic deal.
Why did you get a backpack in Bangkok? Did you not bring one from home? 🤔
Check out this video in which I showed my backpacks:
th-cam.com/video/A7pj_c_hCHc/w-d-xo.html
The one I ended up bringing was over a decade old, dirty and really falling apart so I planned to replace it.
Gabriel Traveler ok I think this is the video you mean where you show the actual backpack you decided on for this trip : th-cam.com/video/uS5M5zANn2E/w-d-xo.html. And I can see why you say it needed replacing 😜
Yes that's the right one, here it is jumping straight to where I show the backpacks:
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Where in Jaipur can we get buses to pushkar? Is there a common boarding point?
You can go to the main bus station and ask around for the next push going to Pushkar. I'm not certain if they go direct. Otherwise find the next bus going to Ajmer, they will leave regularly. And from there you can catch another bus to Pushkar. Or you can buy a direct private bus to Pushkar. Ask at a tourist office or at your hotel. Those will leave from different points so you'll need to find out where to catch it.
Thanks a lot for the quick reply..r the private operators offices near the bus station itself?
@@anirudhrao1 That's hard to say. There will be various tourist offices in random places all over the city, possibly near the main bus station but I'm not sure.
If u want no crowd & beauty in india by tracking mountains himalaya than must visit sikkim north east india
amazing place in the world. for exploring nice video
It is mind blowing. Thanks!
Cool, thanks.
It's -10 F. in Jasper this morning. C''mon think about it no AC, no fans, no sweats. Once again your editing and music adaptation is FANTASTIC! Nice to be in a crowd where their phones aren't their gods. Besides it would cost Vishnu a pretty rupee to buy the latest Iphone.
You're in Jasper now eh, what are you up to there, working? Weren't you in BC somewhere before? I'm assuming you know I lived in Jasper.
Nope, not in Jasper but nearby. Yes, I just like to remind you every once in awhile of your old home...ahem! workstead. Still planning my trip to Cape Town to get some dental work done. Dental implants about 1/6 of what you would pay here. Higher state of the art as well. My offer still stands if you want to go (Feb-Mar) flight and accommodations all on me. Or hold out for next winter and if The Seychelles are your calling we or I could send you there alone.
I'm sorry that your backpack broke, since I was the person who gave him the advice that they were good to buy. I bought a knock-off backpack in Bangkok and I traveled to the whole South East (Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam) and South Korea with it and still I have it for my next trip. Gabe: I had mine reinforced on the handles and shoulder straps so that they do not detach. In India, it should not be expensive for a cobbler to do this type of job (couple dollars or less). Another thing is that the people who handle the luggage (Airplanes, Buses) do not have enough care.
No problem, I was thinking of getting a backpack in Asia before you even mentioned it. And I like the backpack, it fits perfectly and I think it's going to work out fine. Everything else seems pretty sturdy, they just didn't sew those straps very well that take all the weight. Seems solid for now so we'll see how it goes.
Nice long vedio, it also has some clips from one of your recent vedios I think 16:30 (Why you should travel India)
Yes, correct, same clip that I posted the full thing unedited.
What do you call a camel with no humps?
Humphrey
Haha. Also you could probably call him depressed.
jonnywaselectric I don't know anything about camels. No camels in Bangladesh. As far I know two humps called Bactrian, one hump dromedary. and no hump?...
That's good one!! I slipped on a banana peel in Scotland!!
I wonder if the Pink Floyd hotel is still there?
Good videos of traveling
Great! Where are you now??
I'm still in Pushkar.
Well, just amazed to see so many "hospitable" Indians commenting below. I wonder if these same Indians would accord a similar warm welcome to tourists from African countries too??
nakul garg...yes. Shame on us, man.
traveling neighbouring countries too?
Bro namaste where are u from.. Are u on facebook??
very nice video
Thanks.
went from pushkar to jaisslmer by camel cart,12 days
brother please come to India with Lucknow city the best fair tha big imambara bhul bhulaiya lucknow
1:38 dogo have some hardcore chill
Hey Gabe visit Mount Abu delwada jain temple as well as Ranakpur Jain temple as well . They are also in Rajasthan
wow india is better than China，love from China 哈哈哈哈😄😄😄
I have felt China is way, way nicer!! Thx for expressing your view.
Major Twang: Ok lover boy.
我是兔子王 India and China both are good.....love from India
Very nice video this is
You can do over 1000 videos on india and we will still watch ))
I am from northern India
Nice place ...injoy
Beautiful memories
Why you are travelling alone every time time
I enjoy It when you go to places like this. Because I know I will never want to visit there. It is far to strange for me. I love all of the color the women wear.
Hey Gabe ,ever heard of Zostel?That place is paradise for backpackers.400rs for a night,now in Pushkar too.Go to Zostel.com and check them out. You will love it for sure.
Damn, $18 for the room. When I first saw it I was thinking $5 - $10. Do you think the price was higher because it was during the camel fair or do you think that's just the normal price? I'm hoping its the former because I'm going to be traveling India on a dirt cheap budget!! Emphasis on dirt most likely. Thanks for the vid, great job.
Gabriel has travelled on a dirt cheap budget on numerous occasions but now he is sort of diversifying as he is making more money so now he can spend more. If you want to travel dirt cheap in india then you can do it easily on 10$ a day but don't expect any sort of luxury though. Travel in sleeper coaches of the INDIAN RAILWAYS network and eat in cheap yet hygienic restaurants and always prefer cheap public transport . Hotels will be available around the range of 200-500 rupees. You can easily book online.
Great, thanks for the info. My main point was that I didn't think the room looked that nice for $18. Maybe the camel fair is an expensive time to visit...
Giant Huda Travels It is the peak season. Besides, the state of Rajasthan does a really great job as advertising itself as a great tourist/traveller destination. The fact of the matter is that there are many more places in india which are equally or even more important that see negligible foreign travellers /tourists. Pushkar has been marketed as such and i think that is also the reason why it receives a lot of foreigners and that explains the expensive hotel room. Still, you can easily get an $8 hotel room. Gabe is just trying something different this time around.
Great, what places are more important that see negligible foreign travellers /tourists? Any suggestions?
Giant Huda Travels you're correct, the room isn't normally $18, it was jacked up for the camel fair. I should have put a note in the video explaining. I booked another few nights and it's only about $8 per night now that the fair is over. You can easily find rooms in the $5-10 range still.
cows do enjoy a vip status in north india, Nice.
@8:22 same to you hahha gave me good laugh
Awesome
What is you favorite place to visit in India...
I love this video
I also love travelling and I want to join you Gablier but unfortunately I have not too much money like you to spend on travelling next time when you came to India tour so I also want to join you and I will help you to shoot your video on entire journey