@rebornabroad Check this distinguish indian econmist out.... Why Is No One Talking About India s Unorganised Sector? Economist Arun Kumar Explains Neon Show 1 to 2 % GDP growth at best. @44.30min Huge unemployment problem... Enormous corruption... Broken system everywhere Education failure etc... 1.08.40minsec when Indian conglomerates want technology... they will get govt to ....and those with technologies will run away... 1.33.40 being critical is knowledge generation, not anti national...But indians think it is..... So India is a failure... in development and progress.
Char GBT says this: Yes, Gangtok is in India. It is the capital of the northeastern state of Sikkim, which is located in the Himalayan mountains. Sikkim shares borders with Bhutan, Tibet, and Nepal. Gangtok is known for its beautiful landscapes, monasteries, and as a gateway to various treks and scenic spots in the Himalayas.
India invaded gangtok but atleast they could manage themselves. That's the reason why it's so much cleaner and many more women out In the open Compared to rest of india. If more Indian settle down here the place will turn to hell hole
I dont think anyone answered your questions in comments so "Marg" is a hard g like "Gate." It's a sanskrit word if Im not wrong (googled it, it's not sanskrit but hindi/nepali, but there's a lot of overlap in north indian languages so i wouldnt be surprised if the origin was sanskrit still) , and just means "road," or "path." So you'll see LOADS AND LOADS of roads all across India called "Xyz Marg." You'll find tons of "M.G. Marg" = "Mahatma Gandhi Road" in almost every city too.
The thing around the 2:50 mark where it looks like tea leaves is actually gundruk its made from the leaves of spinach fermated and dried to make soups out of 😊 very popular in nepal,sikkim Darjeeling
I am so glad you guys got to visit places like mysore, Bangalore and Gangtok. These are actually way more tourist friendly and safe than places like Delhi and rajasthan. Hope you guys had a great time in India!😄
🙏🏻 we didn't visit as traveler's we planned out which were the rest places for lifestyle and taught Brazilian Jiu-jitsu at local MMA clubs while we were there so we got to build a deep relationship with local people and get a real sense for what it is like to be an expat in India. We tried to avoid big tourist trap places and focus on cities famous for safety, lifestyle, and hygiene.
I’ve only been to India once and it was in Jaipur that is stayed for like 12 days. I went to source a sterling silver wholesaler in like 2009 or 2010. It took forever to find a local who was the real deal.
@@rebornabroad That's all over India. The culture changes region to region. Most foreigners end up travelling in north India like Delhi, Rajasthan which even we Indians tend to avoid for vacations. It's because most immigrants who travel to UK, Canada, US are usually from this region Punjab, Delhi etc therefore their culture is more often than not portrayed as "Indian Culture" whereas it's very diverse even the cuisine, language, demographics, geography change based on the part of the country you are in. Rule of them should be : Avoid the "golden triangle". It's the worst but somehow it's the only popular tourist routes for foreigners and they mostly visit those parts
If unused Chat GBT u can take a picture and upload to chat GBT and it will tell u what the vegetables are. I even put a picture of a watermelon an had chat GBT tell me on a scale of 1-10 how good it is.
You guys should visit Changu Lake. It will be a refreshing touch. Around Gangtok, you could visit Ranka, Bhaleydhunga ropeway. Hope you can visit many places here. Good luck with your stay. God bless
Sikkim was once an independent country like Bhutan and Nepal. On April 9, 1975, the Indian army invaded Sikkim and disbanded the palace guards of the King of Sikkim. The King was placed under house arrest. On January 29, 1982, the King of Sikkim died in New York, USA.
The second vegetable market is reserved for the veggies imported out of sikkim while the first one is reserved for veggies organically grown in outskirts of gangtok Sikkim is full organic state but the population cant be sustain by organic yields thats why there are two seperate Vegetable section as u might have noticed the second one is bigger than the first one Its safe to say veggies grown in sikkim is organic even though yields are low
@rebornabroad Check this distinguish indian econmist out.... Why Is No One Talking About India s Unorganised Sector? Economist Arun Kumar Explains Neon Show 1 to 2 % GDP growth at best. @44.30min Huge unemployment problem... Enormous corruption... Broken system everywhere Education failure etc... 1.08.40minsec when Indian conglomerates want technology... they will get govt to ....and those with technologies will run away... 1.33.40 being critical is knowledge generation, not anti national...But indians think it is..... So India is a failure... in development and progress.
But India has a hindu empire to build. In fact , the woorld is hindu? Let's see how much land this thief in India has stolen from his neighbors. ---Annexed Kalapani from Nepal in 1962; ---Annexed Turtuk from Pakistan in 1971; ---Separated Eastern Pakistan from Pakistan to become Bangladesh in 1971; ---Annexed Tin Bigha from Bangladesh in 1972; ---Annexed Sikkim to become one of its states in 1975; ---Tried to invade Mauritius but failed in 1983; ---Committed massacres of Sikhism, captured their territories and attacked Harmandir Sahib so Sikhism believers assassinated Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1984; ---Invaded Sri Lanka in 1987; ---1st time invaded Bhutan and failed in 1990 due to international pressure, but has controlled its defense and diplomatic affairs till now; ---Supported and financed the terrorist organization Tamil LTTE to rebel against Sri Lanka government but gave it up later under great international pressure. The betray triggered huge anger of LTTE so it assassinated its Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in 1991; ---Annexed Dooars from Bhutan in 2006; ---Annexed Moreh from Myanmar in 2013; ---2nd time invaded Bhutan but failed in 2017 due to international pressure; ---Tried to invade Maldives in 2018; ---Invaded Nepal and one of its soldiers was shot dead by Nepal Security force in Jun of 2020; ---Keeps nibbling lands from ChinaTibett and Kashmir that led to a war in 1962 and border conflicts with China till today; ---Keeps nibbling lands from Pakistan Kashmir that led to daily border wars and gun fights; ---And more…..
hey guys, don't wanna tell you your stuff but just saying intros like this 00:00 - 00:50 while being very cinematic, are absolutely brutal for the youtube format and viewer retention. Just jump in straight to here 0:58 instead. Yeah I know. I wish TH-cam viewers would appreciate some storytelling but nope. This video might do big numbers either way (I hope it does!) but the first minute is definitely playing against you. Maybe give it a couple weeks and see how the video performs, and if it's unsatisfactory then go into the youtube editor and chop that first minute off. Should help it perform better. And ignore all of this if it goes viral anyway haha, just passing on some knowledge I've learned on the way, as someone who prefers cinematic storytelling intros but has to accept that TH-cam audiences don't :(
Thanks for that. I know some people who get away with it like Indigo travelers, but he already has a huge base. Mostly, we try and make money off our business and aren't too concerned about being big on TH-cam. We definitely would like to grow of course. Thanks for the advice
@@rebornabroad the potential of these travel vlogs is very high, so with just a little bit of fine tuning for the algorithm Im 100% sure you guys will do massive numbers (and the money associated always helps right) Good luck guys, and great content, I'm planning a trip to Gangtok so this is really helpful!
@@Jindinhackerhelp at least in india people are not disappeared like Chinese land. Big business and politician are also disappeared think about common Chinese people.
@@Techfield09 lol common Indians population don't disappear? Maybe look at your women beimg grape by your own men. Hello we all can see how you guys treat your own women ok. It's always on the news
Some of the people there look very Chinese, like if they walk on the streets of China nobody would think they are from another country. A few of them could even pass as Koreans or Vietnamese.
Sorry man, no idea what you are saying. I can say if I had to choose, I'd rather be under india than China. At least india allows them to live how they wish.
@@AZNinsomnia02dont know about legally or illigally but avarage tibetan is 4 times richer than indians and way more cleaner ... Tibetan athletes have olympic and world championship medals by their name ... meanwhile endians 🤢🤢🤣🤣🤣🐮🐮🐂🐂💩💩💩🐃🐃
@IXXILordFibonacciIXXI there goes your bS Only problem, after 400 years of islamic procreation, the original inhabitants are replaced with mixed people, and most have rulers's blood. That is clearly not retained. But where was India when the British arrived? There was no india but a collection of 650+ warring 'small' Princely States , fighting among themselves, destroying all productive economy and only to 'gain' wealth through subjugation and conquest, i.e. 'looting'.
I am not sure your point I help expats start their lives over in developing markets. They get shown 2nd chance at life. They bring foreign capital. They spend money and maintain visas in the host countries. I don't see the harm.
Char GBT says this: Yes, Gangtok is in India. It is the capital of the northeastern state of Sikkim, which is located in the Himalayan mountains. Sikkim shares borders with Bhutan, Tibet, and Nepal. Gangtok is known for its beautiful landscapes, monasteries, and as a gateway to various treks and scenic spots in the Himalayas.
It's also 💯 organic by law. So the food is very clean. Hygiene is better than other parts of India also. It's a really unique place feel very fortunate to have had time here.
@@rebornabroad You should explore the other states of north-east India as well like meghalaya, mizoram, assam etc. Hygiene depends on region to region in India. Small towns and small cities generally have better hygiene and people have a better life compared to the big cities which is full of traffic, chaos etc Regarding Tibetan refugee places you can also check Dharamshala in the state of Himachal Pradesh. The Dalai Lama stays there
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@rebornabroad Check this distinguish indian econmist out.... Why Is No One Talking About India s Unorganised Sector? Economist Arun Kumar Explains Neon Show
1 to 2 % GDP growth at best. @44.30min Huge unemployment problem... Enormous corruption... Broken system everywhere Education failure etc...
1.08.40minsec when Indian conglomerates want technology... they will get govt to ....and those with technologies will run away...
1.33.40 being critical is knowledge generation, not anti national...But indians think it is..... So India is a failure... in development and progress.
Fascinating
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Great video ❤
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Char GBT says this: Yes, Gangtok is in India. It is the capital of the northeastern state of Sikkim, which is located in the Himalayan mountains. Sikkim shares borders with Bhutan, Tibet, and Nepal. Gangtok is known for its beautiful landscapes, monasteries, and as a gateway to various treks and scenic spots in the Himalayas.
Yes its a very cool place I feel very fortune to have spent time there.
India invaded gangtok but atleast they could manage themselves. That's the reason why it's so much cleaner and many more women out In the open Compared to rest of india. If more Indian settle down here the place will turn to hell hole
I love how you capture the everyday beauty of Gangtok! Walking through the city and exploring the local markets is always so interesting to see!
🙏🏻 we try and show what UT is like to live in a place and not just focus on tourist attractions but show the real day to day life.
What I love about this Gangtok place is that you can walk through the streets and the markets and not be crowded in.
Yes, and it's very safe and clean as well.
I dont think anyone answered your questions in comments so "Marg" is a hard g like "Gate." It's a sanskrit word if Im not wrong (googled it, it's not sanskrit but hindi/nepali, but there's a lot of overlap in north indian languages so i wouldnt be surprised if the origin was sanskrit still) , and just means "road," or "path." So you'll see LOADS AND LOADS of roads all across India called "Xyz Marg." You'll find tons of "M.G. Marg" = "Mahatma Gandhi Road" in almost every city too.
Thanks, I was curious about this. I definitely noticed MG Road when I was in Bangalore as well.
The thing around the 2:50 mark where it looks like tea leaves is actually gundruk its made from the leaves of spinach fermated and dried to make soups out of 😊 very popular in nepal,sikkim Darjeeling
That sounds good! Definitely need to try that next time I am in town
I am so glad you guys got to visit places like mysore, Bangalore and Gangtok. These are actually way more tourist friendly and safe than places like Delhi and rajasthan. Hope you guys had a great time in India!😄
🙏🏻 we didn't visit as traveler's we planned out which were the rest places for lifestyle and taught Brazilian Jiu-jitsu at local MMA clubs while we were there so we got to build a deep relationship with local people and get a real sense for what it is like to be an expat in India. We tried to avoid big tourist trap places and focus on cities famous for safety, lifestyle, and hygiene.
Really interesting place 👌
No doubt
I’ve only been to India once and it was in Jaipur that is stayed for like 12 days. I went to source a sterling silver wholesaler in like 2009 or 2010. It took forever to find a local who was the real deal.
I can imagine up in Sikkim it's a very different culture much more like Tibet than like Rajasthan. May as well be different countries
@@rebornabroad That's all over India. The culture changes region to region. Most foreigners end up travelling in north India like Delhi, Rajasthan which even we Indians tend to avoid for vacations. It's because most immigrants who travel to UK, Canada, US are usually from this region Punjab, Delhi etc therefore their culture is more often than not portrayed as "Indian Culture" whereas it's very diverse even the cuisine, language, demographics, geography change based on the part of the country you are in. Rule of them should be : Avoid the "golden triangle". It's the worst but somehow it's the only popular tourist routes for foreigners and they mostly visit those parts
Looks amazing
We enjoyed our time in Sikkim
Good video
Appreciate it 🙏🏻
Very cool 😎
Thanks Unk!
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If unused Chat GBT u can take a picture and upload to chat GBT and it will tell u what the vegetables are. I even put a picture of a watermelon an had chat GBT tell me on a scale of 1-10 how good it is.
Thanks that's really interesting
You guys should visit Changu Lake. It will be a refreshing touch. Around Gangtok, you could visit Ranka, Bhaleydhunga ropeway. Hope you can visit many places here. Good luck with your stay. God bless
Our local friends took us around I think the day we tried it was a public holiday so er couldn't get the permit. Definitely next time!
Sikkim was once an independent country like Bhutan and Nepal. On April 9, 1975, the Indian army invaded Sikkim and disbanded the palace guards of the King of Sikkim. The King was placed under house arrest. On January 29, 1982, the King of Sikkim died in New York, USA.
Yes, my local friends made me aware of the history
The second vegetable market is reserved for the veggies imported out of sikkim while the first one is reserved for veggies organically grown in outskirts of gangtok
Sikkim is full organic state but the population cant be sustain by organic yields thats why there are two seperate Vegetable section as u might have noticed the second one is bigger than the first one
Its safe to say veggies grown in sikkim is organic even though yields are low
Ah ok thanks so much for clearing that up for me. I was confused. The food was always very good in Sikkim
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Well, I am just glad india is a check to Chinese expansion and believe the West should strengthen its ties with India.
wek come to ( sikkim ) India/Tibet border,,,,
🙏🏻 beautiful place
Are u in India or China?
India but very near to occupied Tibet
@@rebornabroad occupied? read UN document,please
@rebornabroad Check this distinguish indian econmist out.... Why Is No One Talking About India s Unorganised Sector? Economist Arun Kumar Explains Neon Show
1 to 2 % GDP growth at best. @44.30min Huge unemployment problem... Enormous corruption... Broken system everywhere Education failure etc...
1.08.40minsec when Indian conglomerates want technology... they will get govt to ....and those with technologies will run away...
1.33.40 being critical is knowledge generation, not anti national...But indians think it is..... So India is a failure... in development and progress.
But India has a hindu empire to build. In fact , the woorld is hindu? Let's see how much land this thief in India has stolen from his neighbors.
---Annexed Kalapani from Nepal in 1962;
---Annexed Turtuk from Pakistan in 1971;
---Separated Eastern Pakistan from Pakistan to become Bangladesh in 1971;
---Annexed Tin Bigha from Bangladesh in 1972;
---Annexed Sikkim to become one of its states in 1975;
---Tried to invade Mauritius but failed in 1983;
---Committed massacres of Sikhism, captured their territories and attacked
Harmandir Sahib so Sikhism believers assassinated Indian Prime Minister
Indira Gandhi in 1984;
---Invaded Sri Lanka in 1987;
---1st time invaded Bhutan and failed in 1990 due to international pressure, but
has controlled its defense and diplomatic affairs till now;
---Supported and financed the terrorist organization Tamil LTTE to rebel against
Sri Lanka government but gave it up later under great international pressure.
The betray triggered huge anger of LTTE so it assassinated its Prime Minister
Rajiv Gandhi in 1991;
---Annexed Dooars from Bhutan in 2006;
---Annexed Moreh from Myanmar in 2013;
---2nd time invaded Bhutan but failed in 2017 due to international pressure;
---Tried to invade Maldives in 2018;
---Invaded Nepal and one of its soldiers was shot dead by
Nepal Security force in Jun of 2020;
---Keeps nibbling lands from ChinaTibett and Kashmir that led to a war in 1962 and
border conflicts with China till today;
---Keeps nibbling lands from Pakistan Kashmir that led to daily border
wars and gun fights;
---And more…..
@@huanwang-ur5vechina occupied Tibet and many more country. But Chinese bot always defend.
hey guys, don't wanna tell you your stuff but just saying intros like this 00:00 - 00:50 while being very cinematic, are absolutely brutal for the youtube format and viewer retention. Just jump in straight to here 0:58 instead. Yeah I know. I wish TH-cam viewers would appreciate some storytelling but nope. This video might do big numbers either way (I hope it does!) but the first minute is definitely playing against you. Maybe give it a couple weeks and see how the video performs, and if it's unsatisfactory then go into the youtube editor and chop that first minute off. Should help it perform better. And ignore all of this if it goes viral anyway haha, just passing on some knowledge I've learned on the way, as someone who prefers cinematic storytelling intros but has to accept that TH-cam audiences don't :(
Thanks for that. I know some people who get away with it like Indigo travelers, but he already has a huge base. Mostly, we try and make money off our business and aren't too concerned about being big on TH-cam. We definitely would like to grow of course. Thanks for the advice
@@rebornabroad the potential of these travel vlogs is very high, so with just a little bit of fine tuning for the algorithm Im 100% sure you guys will do massive numbers (and the money associated always helps right) Good luck guys, and great content, I'm planning a trip to Gangtok so this is really helpful!
More civilised and more women out In the open Compared to rest of hindu land
It is very safe and very clean. Spitting is illegal and so is honking your horn.
Very safe and clean. Spitting is illegal and so is honking your horn excessively
@@Jindinhackerhelp at least in india people are not disappeared like Chinese land. Big business and politician are also disappeared think about common Chinese people.
@@Techfield09 lol common Indians population don't disappear? Maybe look at your women beimg grape by your own men. Hello we all can see how you guys treat your own women ok. It's always on the news
India/Tibet* border 🙏🏼
Agree. Sadly, china's occupation has changed that.
Some of the people there look very Chinese, like if they walk on the streets of China nobody would think they are from another country. A few of them could even pass as Koreans or Vietnamese.
Yes, for sure, most people are Nepali, Tibetan, Lepcha, or Bhutia they are mostly Tribal in this part of India 🇮🇳
Ban this guy from country.....as single part of sikkim comes under india by locals will unlike illegal occupied tibet by china.
Sorry man, no idea what you are saying. I can say if I had to choose, I'd rather be under india than China. At least india allows them to live how they wish.
Atleast Tibet / Xizang under PRC is clean ... this place is basically a dustbin
@@fireandice-p6h lol guy thinks Tibet is illegally occupied, it says all we need to know about his bias
@@AZNinsomnia02dont know about legally or illigally but avarage tibetan is 4 times richer than indians and way more cleaner ... Tibetan athletes have olympic and world championship medals by their name ... meanwhile endians 🤢🤢🤣🤣🤣🐮🐮🐂🐂💩💩💩🐃🐃
@IXXILordFibonacciIXXI there goes your bS
Only problem, after 400 years of islamic procreation, the original inhabitants are replaced with mixed people, and most have rulers's blood. That is clearly not retained.
But where was India when the British arrived? There was no india but a collection of 650+ warring 'small' Princely States , fighting among themselves, destroying all productive economy and only to 'gain' wealth through subjugation and conquest, i.e. 'looting'.
Interesting
Reborn abroad, quite ironic considering what you do for living
I am not sure your point I help expats start their lives over in developing markets. They get shown 2nd chance at life. They bring foreign capital. They spend money and maintain visas in the host countries. I don't see the harm.
Char GBT says this: Yes, Gangtok is in India. It is the capital of the northeastern state of Sikkim, which is located in the Himalayan mountains. Sikkim shares borders with Bhutan, Tibet, and Nepal. Gangtok is known for its beautiful landscapes, monasteries, and as a gateway to various treks and scenic spots in the Himalayas.
It's also 💯 organic by law. So the food is very clean. Hygiene is better than other parts of India also. It's a really unique place feel very fortunate to have had time here.
@@rebornabroad You should explore the other states of north-east India as well like meghalaya, mizoram, assam etc. Hygiene depends on region to region in India. Small towns and small cities generally have better hygiene and people have a better life compared to the big cities which is full of traffic, chaos etc
Regarding Tibetan refugee places you can also check Dharamshala in the state of Himachal Pradesh. The Dalai Lama stays there