Anmol dear....I feel bad for poor Soham as he is not wearing proper winter clothes while U and UR guide are well prepared .....he may be your employee but show some mercy. Rest all is good and u guys are doing great 👍
Tibet is the western region of China, and its economy is relatively backward compared to other regions in China. Among China's 34 provinces , Tibet ranks 31st. But Tibet is rich in tourism resources, complete infrastructure, and sparsely populated, making it suitable for road adventure tourism.
The guide is not Han Chinese. He is a Tibetan. Generally Tibetans are simple minded and honest. Indians and Han Chinese are complicated and untrustworthy.
This is not an easy task to construct a road in this Tibet region due to high altitude and very cold region. But Chinese engineers has used different type of technology to construct this stretch of road.
Anmol Bhai i am your big fan but I am also a truck driver for time since 2008 .We are backbone of nation and economy.and we are the internal soldiers of nation.i hope you will have love for trukers❤
That smoke and the Smell is normal as you are in High Altitude. Due to lack of oxygen the fuel didn't burn fully and it creates a white smoke which contains unborn fuel. And that smell is mostly because of the high carbon presence in the smoke.
Bro ! The Smoke at Starting point is Normal and This usually happens with Car in Cold areas once your engine gets warm smoke will lessen automatically. Also it is important to keep the car in starting mode for 5-10 minutes every morning especially in cold areas!!
Sir, as we can find in Chinese territory wikipidea that the central region of Tibet is now an autonomous region within China, but Tibet still govern their own laws and rules @@jatinkaushik4
@@jatinkaushik4The Mongols conquered Tibet in the early 13th century as part of their campaign to expand their empire. Tibet, under the leadership of Sakya Pandita, submitted to Mongol authority in 1247. This marked the beginning of the Mongol influence in Tibet. The Mongols established a system of governance in Tibet that incorporated local Tibetan leaders. They maintained a degree of indirect rule, allowing Tibetan institutions to function under Mongol oversight. Tibetan leaders were often appointed as local administrators and tax collectors under Mongol authority. The Mongol Empire eventually fragmented, and by the late 14th century, the Yuan Dynasty, which ruled China and Tibet, collapsed. This marked the end of direct Mongol rule over Tibet. During the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), Tibet's relationship with the central Chinese government was characterized by a mix of indirect rule, diplomatic interactions, and cultural exchanges. While the Ming Dynasty exerted indirect control over Tibet through the tribute system and appointed officials, it also allowed for a degree of local autonomy. This period laid the groundwork for subsequent interactions between Tibet and the Qing Dynasty, which would have significant implications for Tibet's history. The Ming Dynasty generally recognized the authority of the Tibetan leaders, often referred to as the Dalai Lamas. The Dalai Lama, along with other high-ranking Tibetan lamas, was given titles and honors by the Ming emperors, acknowledging their religious and political influence in Tibet. Tibet was integrated into the Ming Dynasty's tribute system, which was a diplomatic and trade framework where various regions recognized the supremacy of the Ming Emperor and paid tribute in exchange for certain benefits. Tibet sent tributes to the Ming court, which included valuable goods like horses, wool, and precious stones. While Tibet enjoyed a degree of autonomy in its local affairs, the Ming Dynasty exerted some indirect control by appointing imperial commissioners to oversee Tibet. These officials were responsible for maintaining order, collecting tributes, and ensuring loyalty to the Ming Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty fostered cultural and religious exchanges between Tibet and China. Tibetan Buddhism and culture were introduced to certain parts of China, and Tibetan scholars and lamas occasionally traveled to the Chinese imperial court. These exchanges enriched both Tibetan and Chinese cultural landscapes. The Gelugpa school of Tibetan Buddhism, also known as the Yellow Hat sect, gained prominence during the Ming Dynasty. The third Dalai Lama, Sonam Gyatso, was a key figure in the spread of the Gelugpa teachings. The Ming Dynasty provided support for the Gelugpa school, which later became the dominant religious sect in Tibet. Tibet's relationship with the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) was marked by a more direct and complex form of control compared to previous dynasties. The Qing Dynasty, founded by the Manchus, exercised a stronger level of authority over Tibet, integrating it into the administrative and political framework of the Chinese empire. The Qing Dynasty established a system of direct administrative control over Tibet. The region was divided into several administrative units, and Qing-appointed officials known as "ambans" were stationed in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital. These ambans served as representatives of the Qing government and had significant influence in Tibetan political affairs. The Qing Dynasty continued to recognize the authority of the Dalai Lamas and Panchen Lamas, who were the spiritual leaders of Tibet. However, their authority was often subject to Qing approval, and Qing officials played a role in the selection of these leaders. The reign of Emperor Qianlong (r. 1735-1796) is particularly significant in the context of Tibet-Qing relations. Qianlong sought to solidify Qing control over Tibet and conducted military campaigns to assert Qing authority. This led to the establishment of a clearer administrative structure and the increased influence of Qing officials in Tibetan affairs. Tibet was incorporated into the Qing Dynasty's broader imperial administration. The region was considered part of the Qing Empire and was subject to Qing law and governance. This integration had implications for taxation, military conscription, and other administrative matters. The Qing Dynasty, like its predecessors, continued to support Tibetan Buddhism and culture. Emperors and Qing officials provided patronage to Tibetan monasteries and supported religious institutions. The Qing court had a particular interest in maintaining the religious authority of the Dalai Lamas to legitimize its rule. Throughout Qing rule, there were periods of internal unrest and rebellions in Tibet. Some of these uprisings were directed against Qing authority, and the Qing government responded with military force to suppress them. In the 19th century, Tibet's interactions with foreign powers, particularly the British and Russian empires, became more significant. The Qing Dynasty's declining power and its inability to exert strong control over its peripheries led to negotiations and conflicts over Tibet's status and territorial boundaries. The Qing Dynasty faced internal and external challenges that eventually led to its collapse in 1912. Following the fall of the Qing Dynasty, Tibet declared its independence and briefly operated as an independent state until it came under the control of the Republic of China. The Qing Dynasty's rule over Tibet was characterized by a more centralized and assertive form of control compared to previous dynasties. The relationship between Tibet and the Qing government was complex, involving both cooperation and tensions, as well as interactions with other foreign powers. Tibet's brief period of independence occurred between the fall of the Qing Dynasty in 1912 and the Chinese Liberation (or Invasion) in 1950. Here's an overview of this period: The Qing Dynasty collapsed in 1912, leading to the establishment of the Republic of China. Tibet took advantage of this power vacuum to assert its independence and break away from Qing control. In 1913, Tibet declared its independence from China. The 13th Dalai Lama, Thubten Gyatso, returned to Lhasa from exile and assumed political leadership. Tibet sought to establish itself as a sovereign nation and engaged in diplomatic efforts to gain recognition from foreign powers. Tibet's quest for international recognition led to negotiations between Tibet, China, and British India. The Simla Accord was an agreement that attempted to define the borders and status of Tibet and its relationship with China and British India. However, the Accord was not fully implemented, and Tibet's status remained ambiguous. Despite declaring independence, Tibet faced internal struggles and power struggles among different factions. The 13th Dalai Lama died in 1933, leading to a period of uncertainty in Tibetan leadership. Tibet's independence was short-lived. In 1950, the People's Liberation Army of the newly established People's Republic of China liberated (or invaded) Tibet, claiming that Tibet was a part of China and needed to be "liberated" from imperialist influence. Tibet's limited military capabilities were no match for the Chinese forces. Under duress, the Tibetan government was forced to sign the Seventeen Point Agreement in 1951, which effectively brought Tibet back under Chinese control. According to the agreement, Tibet would be granted a degree of autonomy in local affairs, while foreign relations and defense matters would be controlled by China. Tensions escalated between Tibetan locals and Chinese authorities. In 1959, after a failed uprising against Chinese rule, the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, fled to India, where he established a government-in-exile.
by covering the map ??? is this a fraud with us subscribers ???? Why Indian Map is on car door's are covered with your account handle bar code and photo?? When were you going to tell us this ?? Why this is not informed to us and why it was not mentioned by you in any of the videos .. the map was visible till nepal but it was covered from the first video of china .. this is not right... how you can cover our INDIA FLAG.... only because of completing the trip matters to you not INDIA...
Bro, this is your schedule : Day 11-12: Drive from Nagqu to Golmud, Qinghai. This will be a long drive, so take it slow and rest as needed. Day 13: Rest day in Golmud, prepare for the drive to Xining. Day 14: Drive from Golmud to Xining, visit Qinghai Lake if time allows. Week 3: Xining to Chengdu Day 15: Rest and explore Xining, visit the Tibetan Medicine & Culture Museum, and the Dongguan Mosque. Day 16: Drive from Xining to Xiahe, visit Labrang Monastery. Day 17: Rest day in Xiahe, explore the surrounding area. Day 18: Drive from Xiahe to Langmusi, visit the monasteries and enjoy the natural beauty. Day 19: Drive from Langmusi to Songpan, known for its ancient town and horse trekking opportunities. Day 20: Rest day in Songpan, explore the town. Day 21: Drive from Songpan to Chengdu. Week 4: Chengdu to Kunming Day 22-23: Explore Chengdu, visit the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. Day 24: Drive from Chengdu to Leshan, see the Leshan Giant Buddha. Day 25: Drive from Leshan to Emeishan, explore Mount Emei. Day 26: Rest day at Emeishan, enjoy the natural surroundings. Day 27: Drive from Emeishan to Kunming, this will be a long drive so start early and take breaks as needed. Day 28: Rest and explore Kunming, visit the Stone Forest and Green Lake.
Do you think that if a person is going to one country to another country he doesn't have a proper plan?there is no need to waste your time writing this type of shit.he is having all the plans for his trip
May God bless this guy .keep him healthy and am enjoying it as if am in his car, equally enjoying the journey..its really a very nice vedio to see & know the places in China. Roads ways truck's ect wishing you all the best for ur future journey bro
Brother ek opinion du , lift side mirror main camera fit krwa do dashboard screen main dekh kr overtake kro , agar ashha lagge to like kr Dena I am a Indian taxi driver 29 years experience from punjab ❤
Thank you for showing my Country(Tibet).I am born in India ,only heard in stories from our elders but I can feel it watching you traveling through the country.God bless you.
Hello 👋 सरदार अनमोल सिंह जायसवाल (सरदार वो जो मुश्किल काम को भी सबसे आगे होकर जीत दर्ज कर ले जैसे आपने india to London tour by road 🛣️ scorpio 🦂 N द्वारा भरत महान का झण्डा ऊंचा रहे हमारा लगभग छब्बीस देशों में फहरा कर देश का नाम ऊंचा किया है वैसे ही india to Australia 🦘 trip में बीच में आए देशों में भारत महान का झण्डा ऊंचा रहे हमारा को फहरा कर रहे हो 👍😊 go ahead ✌️🌹 till ur nice 👍🙂 destination/) सरदार अनमोल सिंह भाई की है बल्ले बल्ले बाकी touring video 📸 U Tube video 📸 vloger है तल्ले तल्ले 👍🙂
Bhai -20 wala diesel use krne se kuch nhi hoga ap engine oil konsa use kr rhe ho wo dekho engine oil ka grade kya hai jab temperature bhut kam ho to engine oil 0w30 use kro koi bhi problem nhi ayegi normal temperature me 5w30 use kro or Jo apki gadi smoke de rhi hai smelling ke sath wo thand ki bjha hai engine oil normal wala dala hua hai isliye garm hone ke bad thik ho jayegi
@user-ix4pw5ss5w that is true, among the five members China is the most pressuriser who dominates other five and they don’t have any right to speak out. What a China brutal, come on china, be little openness and be brave to tell their truth
Aap ki trip khatam hote hote tibet ki khoobsurathi k 3 chand our tibet k guide k 1 chand poore 4 chand lagne wale hi bhaii Kya khoobsurati hi our kya guide hi...
You should change to a Left-Hand Drive (LHD) car in China. It's risky & dangerous to drive a RHD car on right-hand traffic (RHT) roads especially on bi-directional two-lane roads with one lane for each opposing direction. There's little to no visibility of oncoming traffic during a situation when you want to overtake a big truck, or a series of them that's in front of you as it's difficult to judge the timing for overtaking.
Thanks!
Anmol dear....I feel bad for poor Soham as he is not wearing proper winter clothes while U and UR guide are well prepared .....he may be your employee but show some mercy. Rest all is good and u guys are doing great 👍
He is selfish
@@vishalnaikshorts kuch bhi
Agree@@vishalnaikshorts
Right dear 👍
Tibet is the western region of China, and its economy is relatively backward compared to other regions in China. Among China's 34 provinces , Tibet ranks 31st. But Tibet is rich in tourism resources, complete infrastructure, and sparsely populated, making it suitable for road adventure tourism.
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Chinese guide is really appreciable ,And kind
The guide is not Han Chinese. He is a Tibetan. Generally Tibetans are simple minded and honest. Indians and Han Chinese are complicated and untrustworthy.
@@st3231 not all Indians but some
right'
I like the guide i mean he is enjoying this trip so much 😂❣
सोहन भाई को सल्यूट है विदेश में भी अपनी संस्कृति माथे पर तिलक लगा कर बढ़ा रहे है जय श्री राम
Respect 🫡 Jai Jai Shree Ram
बिना नहाये धोये तिलक लगाकर तिलक का अपमान कर रहा है
This is not an easy task to construct a road in this Tibet region due to high altitude and very cold region. But Chinese engineers has used different type of technology to construct this stretch of road.
Anmol Bhai i am your big fan but I am also a truck driver for time since 2008 .We are backbone of nation and economy.and we are the internal soldiers of nation.i hope you will have love for trukers❤
That smoke and the Smell is normal as you are in High Altitude. Due to lack of oxygen the fuel didn't burn fully and it creates a white smoke which contains unborn fuel. And that smell is mostly because of the high carbon presence in the smoke.
Bro ! The Smoke at Starting point is Normal and This usually happens with Car in Cold areas once your engine gets warm smoke will lessen automatically.
Also it is important to keep the car in starting mode for 5-10 minutes every morning especially in cold areas!!
Yes you are roght
We must say China is really adventurous country up till now. We are enjoying this trip. Keep going brother.... Have a safe and joyfull journey ahead
This is not China . This is Tibet
Sir, as we can find in Chinese territory wikipidea that the central region of Tibet is now an autonomous region within China, but Tibet still govern their own laws and rules @@jatinkaushik4
@@jatinkaushik4 you either ignorance or un-educated to claim Tibet isn't China. It's China long before Turkic-Mongols conquered Indian continent.
@@jatinkaushik4The Mongols conquered Tibet in the early 13th century as part of their campaign to expand their empire. Tibet, under the leadership of Sakya Pandita, submitted to Mongol authority in 1247. This marked the beginning of the Mongol influence in Tibet. The Mongols established a system of governance in Tibet that incorporated local Tibetan leaders. They maintained a degree of indirect rule, allowing Tibetan institutions to function under Mongol oversight. Tibetan leaders were often appointed as local administrators and tax collectors under Mongol authority. The Mongol Empire eventually fragmented, and by the late 14th century, the Yuan Dynasty, which ruled China and Tibet, collapsed. This marked the end of direct Mongol rule over Tibet.
During the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), Tibet's relationship with the central Chinese government was characterized by a mix of indirect rule, diplomatic interactions, and cultural exchanges. While the Ming Dynasty exerted indirect control over Tibet through the tribute system and appointed officials, it also allowed for a degree of local autonomy. This period laid the groundwork for subsequent interactions between Tibet and the Qing Dynasty, which would have significant implications for Tibet's history.
The Ming Dynasty generally recognized the authority of the Tibetan leaders, often referred to as the Dalai Lamas. The Dalai Lama, along with other high-ranking Tibetan lamas, was given titles and honors by the Ming emperors, acknowledging their religious and political influence in Tibet.
Tibet was integrated into the Ming Dynasty's tribute system, which was a diplomatic and trade framework where various regions recognized the supremacy of the Ming Emperor and paid tribute in exchange for certain benefits. Tibet sent tributes to the Ming court, which included valuable goods like horses, wool, and precious stones.
While Tibet enjoyed a degree of autonomy in its local affairs, the Ming Dynasty exerted some indirect control by appointing imperial commissioners to oversee Tibet. These officials were responsible for maintaining order, collecting tributes, and ensuring loyalty to the Ming Dynasty.
The Ming Dynasty fostered cultural and religious exchanges between Tibet and China. Tibetan Buddhism and culture were introduced to certain parts of China, and Tibetan scholars and lamas occasionally traveled to the Chinese imperial court. These exchanges enriched both Tibetan and Chinese cultural landscapes.
The Gelugpa school of Tibetan Buddhism, also known as the Yellow Hat sect, gained prominence during the Ming Dynasty. The third Dalai Lama, Sonam Gyatso, was a key figure in the spread of the Gelugpa teachings. The Ming Dynasty provided support for the Gelugpa school, which later became the dominant religious sect in Tibet.
Tibet's relationship with the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) was marked by a more direct and complex form of control compared to previous dynasties. The Qing Dynasty, founded by the Manchus, exercised a stronger level of authority over Tibet, integrating it into the administrative and political framework of the Chinese empire.
The Qing Dynasty established a system of direct administrative control over Tibet. The region was divided into several administrative units, and Qing-appointed officials known as "ambans" were stationed in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital. These ambans served as representatives of the Qing government and had significant influence in Tibetan political affairs.
The Qing Dynasty continued to recognize the authority of the Dalai Lamas and Panchen Lamas, who were the spiritual leaders of Tibet. However, their authority was often subject to Qing approval, and Qing officials played a role in the selection of these leaders.
The reign of Emperor Qianlong (r. 1735-1796) is particularly significant in the context of Tibet-Qing relations. Qianlong sought to solidify Qing control over Tibet and conducted military campaigns to assert Qing authority. This led to the establishment of a clearer administrative structure and the increased influence of Qing officials in Tibetan affairs.
Tibet was incorporated into the Qing Dynasty's broader imperial administration. The region was considered part of the Qing Empire and was subject to Qing law and governance. This integration had implications for taxation, military conscription, and other administrative matters.
The Qing Dynasty, like its predecessors, continued to support Tibetan Buddhism and culture. Emperors and Qing officials provided patronage to Tibetan monasteries and supported religious institutions. The Qing court had a particular interest in maintaining the religious authority of the Dalai Lamas to legitimize its rule.
Throughout Qing rule, there were periods of internal unrest and rebellions in Tibet. Some of these uprisings were directed against Qing authority, and the Qing government responded with military force to suppress them.
In the 19th century, Tibet's interactions with foreign powers, particularly the British and Russian empires, became more significant. The Qing Dynasty's declining power and its inability to exert strong control over its peripheries led to negotiations and conflicts over Tibet's status and territorial boundaries.
The Qing Dynasty faced internal and external challenges that eventually led to its collapse in 1912. Following the fall of the Qing Dynasty, Tibet declared its independence and briefly operated as an independent state until it came under the control of the Republic of China.
The Qing Dynasty's rule over Tibet was characterized by a more centralized and assertive form of control compared to previous dynasties. The relationship between Tibet and the Qing government was complex, involving both cooperation and tensions, as well as interactions with other foreign powers.
Tibet's brief period of independence occurred between the fall of the Qing Dynasty in 1912 and the Chinese Liberation (or Invasion) in 1950. Here's an overview of this period:
The Qing Dynasty collapsed in 1912, leading to the establishment of the Republic of China. Tibet took advantage of this power vacuum to assert its independence and break away from Qing control.
In 1913, Tibet declared its independence from China. The 13th Dalai Lama, Thubten Gyatso, returned to Lhasa from exile and assumed political leadership. Tibet sought to establish itself as a sovereign nation and engaged in diplomatic efforts to gain recognition from foreign powers.
Tibet's quest for international recognition led to negotiations between Tibet, China, and British India. The Simla Accord was an agreement that attempted to define the borders and status of Tibet and its relationship with China and British India. However, the Accord was not fully implemented, and Tibet's status remained ambiguous.
Despite declaring independence, Tibet faced internal struggles and power struggles among different factions. The 13th Dalai Lama died in 1933, leading to a period of uncertainty in Tibetan leadership.
Tibet's independence was short-lived. In 1950, the People's Liberation Army of the newly established People's Republic of China liberated (or invaded) Tibet, claiming that Tibet was a part of China and needed to be "liberated" from imperialist influence. Tibet's limited military capabilities were no match for the Chinese forces.
Under duress, the Tibetan government was forced to sign the Seventeen Point Agreement in 1951, which effectively brought Tibet back under Chinese control. According to the agreement, Tibet would be granted a degree of autonomy in local affairs, while foreign relations and defense matters would be controlled by China.
Tensions escalated between Tibetan locals and Chinese authorities. In 1959, after a failed uprising against Chinese rule, the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, fled to India, where he established a government-in-exile.
@@jatinkaushik4sikkim isn't india, it was invaded by india so its sikkim😂😂😂
THIS SERIES IS BETTER THAN ANY WEBSERIES ❤
You are better than any allrounder😂
0vb@@raj7788990
Bhai splendor ke silencer me muu mat diya karo
English bolne ka trika thoda casual hai 😢
by covering the map ??? is this a fraud with us subscribers ???? Why Indian Map is on car door's are covered with your account handle bar code and photo?? When were you going to tell us this ?? Why this is not informed to us and why it was not mentioned by you in any of the videos .. the map was visible till nepal but it was covered from the first video of china .. this is not right... how you can cover our INDIA FLAG.... only because of completing the trip matters to you not INDIA...
Yes boi! Doing great job
Hope u and daya behan have a wonderful journey to Australia
Love from Nepal❤❤
हरियाणा में पापड़ को फूकणी बोलते थे जब हम छोटे बच्चे थे😂😊
Happy Makar Sankranti Anmol bhai ..... May Mahadev bless you throughout the journey without any problem🕉❤
Happy Makar Sankranti anmol bhai my Mareey journey ❤❤❤❤Emmanuel Dominic Jonathan very nice video good family ❤❤🎉
Tension mat le vo reply nhi krega 😂😂..by the way happy makar sankranti
आपके वजह से मेरे विचार चीन को लेकर अब बदल गए है अच्छा देश है ।
सभी देशवासियों का मकर संक्रांति की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं
Bro, this is your schedule : Day 11-12: Drive from Nagqu to Golmud, Qinghai. This will be a long drive, so take it slow and rest as needed.
Day 13: Rest day in Golmud, prepare for the drive to Xining.
Day 14: Drive from Golmud to Xining, visit Qinghai Lake if time allows.
Week 3: Xining to Chengdu
Day 15: Rest and explore Xining, visit the Tibetan Medicine & Culture Museum, and the Dongguan Mosque.
Day 16: Drive from Xining to Xiahe, visit Labrang Monastery.
Day 17: Rest day in Xiahe, explore the surrounding area.
Day 18: Drive from Xiahe to Langmusi, visit the monasteries and enjoy the natural beauty.
Day 19: Drive from Langmusi to Songpan, known for its ancient town and horse trekking opportunities.
Day 20: Rest day in Songpan, explore the town.
Day 21: Drive from Songpan to Chengdu.
Week 4: Chengdu to Kunming
Day 22-23: Explore Chengdu, visit the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding.
Day 24: Drive from Chengdu to Leshan, see the Leshan Giant Buddha.
Day 25: Drive from Leshan to Emeishan, explore Mount Emei.
Day 26: Rest day at Emeishan, enjoy the natural surroundings.
Day 27: Drive from Emeishan to Kunming, this will be a long drive so start early and take breaks as needed.
Day 28: Rest and explore Kunming, visit the Stone Forest and Green Lake.
Do you think that if a person is going to one country to another country he doesn't have a proper plan?there is no need to waste your time writing this type of shit.he is having all the plans for his trip
He has left china on 10th january
@@sakshipatel8058 Ms. Sakshi Patel one thing I want to tell you that I am just writing down the upcoming routes. So, mind it before speaking anything.
@@arshdeepsingh6114 Thanks for saying that Bro
Bhaiya ji apne es trip mai nonveg bilkul bhi ni khaya kya apke pandit ji ne mna kiya hai ya koi or reason hai..
Our morning starts with your Vlog.. keep travelling and keep shining. God bless you buddy..
Dil garden garden hoo rha hai china episode main ❤😊
Love you Anmol Bhai 🔥😎
आप दोनों की यात्रा मंगलमय हो पूरे रास्ते आप दोनों को कोई परेशानी नही हो जय श्री राम
Daily vlog is not a joke ❤
Love from 🇳🇵
Pahla road theek karla pir love baj na
@@FAHAD_IN-QATAR muji
@@rajpal6943 who's muji
Motherchod nepali khachr or gohde ke raste hotel in ke sadke se axe nanga bukhe
Road to tere jaga pe bhi kharab he 😂😂😂 usko kiu bol rehi ho or road ki bath kaha se aaiya 😂
Wow Anmol bro love you so much ❤️
Am watching daily your all episodes, so proud of you
Bhai k hote puri duniya ghum reh h real feel ata h ❤️😘😘Like karo Bhiyo jisko lgta h😊
I'm from Nepal 🇳🇵
And keep supporting guys 😢😢❤ And I like India 🇮🇳🇮🇳❤❤
😢😢 i am Indian 😢😢 🇮🇳🇳🇵❤❤
Love you bro from India @ROHANALEMAGAR
Yes buddy ❤
Bhaii saare TH-camrs ek trf and tum ek trf 👌🏼👌🏼🌍😇
Aajtak kabhi kisi ke vlog continue nahi dekhe lekin aapke vlog dekhne ka itna mnn karta he ki next episode kab aayega ❤❤ 😊love you Anmol Bhai
From Nepal ❤❣️
Koko hunux ta nepal bata video herni sabai ly like garnu hola❤❤❤
Just getting a addiction to anmol bhaiya's vlog and daily vloging is just like a 💎
Kis kis ko khusi ho rhi roj vlogs dehk ke 😊
Awesome videos and you are making us feel as we are travelling with you…..we like your humour ❤ we watch every day keep going bro😊
इतिहास बना दिया अनमोल भाई ने 👍
21:51 best 〽️ 😂
This is the first time in my life I wait for a new episode every evening as I am MST zone, of any oyutuber. Nice work Keep it up.
12:52 ऐसा 🚒🚛 आया हुआ है मार्केट में जिसमे से आगे का पीछे लगे एलसीडी में दिखता है
May God bless this guy .keep him healthy and am enjoying it as if am in his car, equally enjoying the journey..its really a very nice vedio to see & know the places in China. Roads ways truck's ect wishing you all the best for ur future journey bro
Anmol bhai aap ke sath jo Banda he bho aap ke saath jam nahi rah he aap apne jesa Banda dhoondh te to yeh Safar bhot hi lajawab hota
Please don't throw fruits randomly, it will cause the fruits to rot. Maybe this is very common in India, but no one does this in China❤
Apni Scorpio N ka Maintaince kaise karte ho Foreign Countries main ? Coolant , Engine , Gearbox , Brake Oil , Windshield Washer Fluid ?
Your guide is so humble.
Shukar hai ,nahi bola jata
Kripa hai bhagwan ki , ye bola jata hai😊😊😊
Next trip india to usa,, 🇺🇸
Truck ke aage koi bol sakta hai kya Aaye Truck was epic 😂
Your guide is so good
Very good guide
DO whole journey of china with this guide
Brother ek opinion du , lift side mirror main camera fit krwa do dashboard screen main dekh kr overtake kro , agar ashha lagge to like kr Dena I am a Indian taxi driver 29 years experience from punjab ❤
Thank you for showing my Country(Tibet).I am born in India ,only heard in stories from our elders but I can feel it watching you traveling through the country.God bless you.
Truck ke agge koi bol sakta hai kya , aa truck ) was Funny 🤣😂🤣
One Festival many Names
Happy Pongal / Lohari / Bihu / Makar Sankranti to Everyone
Bhai Andaman Islands bhi Trip me aa jao...
Bhai me sun nhi skta pr ap ki video pad k dekhta hu mujhko bahut achhi lgti hai sb smz aa jata hai thanku ❤❤❤❤
Happy Makar Sankranti Anmol Bhai
Love From Surat, Gujarat ❤
Jheta laal ander car m betha h😂😂 daya bhen ko toh bura lag gayi😂😂
13:26 the back is sponsored by babaka 😂
Bhai kis champu ko sath me le gya yaar 😅
भाईसाहब हमारे यू पी के गांवों और कस्बों में भी सोलर लाइटें ही लगी हैं ।
जबकि लाइट भी 20 से 22 घण्टे रहती ही रहती है ।
Brother, don't you give the guide anything to eat?
Ask the guide for food too
😂😂
Chicken khayega?!😂
looks like shit@@anujparekh752
26:41 bhai indian backpacker ka high altitude me jane se sar chakra gaya😂😂 2 hai 😅❤❤
I think you should take Pappuu 😂😂😂 for china visit he will see the borders of india as well as china 🎉🎉🎉🎉Take care Anmol and drive safe.....👍🏻
Yeah that's the reason Anmol Hide the border of China in the LoAC region. India and China's friendship reflects on that black tape.
Sahi baat hai 😅
एक जगह तो आप ने उधार लिए। थे ढीजल❤❤❤❤
The road you are taking is called G109 Qinghai-Tibet Line. Because of the permafrost on the plateau, there is a lot of road damage.
Hello 👋 सरदार अनमोल सिंह जायसवाल (सरदार वो जो मुश्किल काम को भी सबसे आगे होकर जीत दर्ज कर ले जैसे आपने india to London tour by road 🛣️ scorpio 🦂 N द्वारा भरत महान का झण्डा ऊंचा रहे हमारा लगभग छब्बीस देशों में फहरा कर देश का नाम ऊंचा किया है वैसे ही india to Australia 🦘 trip में बीच में आए देशों में भारत महान का झण्डा ऊंचा रहे हमारा को फहरा कर रहे हो 👍😊 go ahead ✌️🌹 till ur nice 👍🙂 destination/) सरदार अनमोल सिंह भाई की है बल्ले बल्ले बाकी touring video 📸 U Tube video 📸 vloger है तल्ले तल्ले 👍🙂
Happy Bhugali Bihu Anmol Bhai ❤️Love from Assam
vikashbhai aapki copy ke liye taiyar he bhai😂 anmol bhai aap real ho real no over attitude 👍
Best content you are giving.
Best ever road trip
Very adventures than london trip..
Keep it up.......❤❤❤
Anmol Bhai aapki Scorpio N kismat wali h Jo itne sare desh ki yatra kar legi
beautiful china.. seariously .i have travelled all corners of sikkim ,this is much much better
So addicted to your videos brother.
Folowong since long time.. but started enjoying china series.. didn’t miss even a single day
Your guide should have alerted or reminded about the fuel at least he knows the route and the limited fuel stations enroute.
Bhai wo gide kaha sota hai
21:50 truck k aage koi bol sakta hai kya😂😂😂😂 bhai bahot funny tha ..has has k pet dukh Gaya🤣🤣🤣
सघर्ष जितना कठिन होता है। जीत उतनी ही शानदार होती हैं। ://❤❤❤❤😢😢
Kuch nai hoga apko anmol bhai...London trip jaisa ye bhi trip nikl jayega hm apke sath hai ,👍
Iske baad pakka,
1.India to Southafrica
2.And then India To Moscow 😆😆
Bhai mai to india to Russia ke liye excited hu 😂
15 Jan Army Day celebration in India 76th
JAI HIND JAI BHARAT VANDE MATRAM 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Anmol bhaiya u should also give some treat to your guide as its our culture ... . Just saying . No hate ❤
Bhai -20 wala diesel use krne se kuch nhi hoga ap engine oil konsa use kr rhe ho wo dekho engine oil ka grade kya hai jab temperature bhut kam ho to engine oil 0w30 use kro koi bhi problem nhi ayegi normal temperature me 5w30 use kro or Jo apki gadi smoke de rhi hai smelling ke sath wo thand ki bjha hai engine oil normal wala dala hua hai isliye garm hone ke bad thik ho jayegi
Make sure you TIP your guide good when leaving, do not bargain lol. He went above and beyond serving you. Respect 💯
Anmol Bhai jitne bade episode utna maja aata he dekhne ko ❤❤
It is not the copy of dove sampoo really this brand name as dove in other country this chocolate is well known as Galaxy......7:30
The smell from the car is because it's regenerating the PDF. Witch means cleaning the particular filter in the exhaust system. Very normal..
@mamos- yeah ek filter hota hai jo dhuan ko saaf karta hai. And sorry it's called DPF.
@@mamos- auto correction maid the fault..
3:55 DEF ki badbu aati hai jo silencer se nikalti hai
We want minimum 50 minutes vlog...❤❤❤
Anmol bhai be like : Aukaat me reh
Kitna Vela h re tu
@@DhruvFF_249 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@adityamehta8041 bro i don't understand your comment.....
@@swarajmandal6167 I said "well said brother"
21:51 aeee truck bhaiiiiii 😂😂
亲爱的印度朋友，希望你们在中国的自驾旅行顺利，并把中国各地的风景与人文介绍给印度。
你是说这个可爱的地方是中国吗？真的可笑呀。
你是文盲啊。。😮😮@@tsedon2358
@@tsedon2358 不是中國是中國的一部分！气死你個小三妹！
@user-ix4pw5ss5w that is what china saying, in reality Tibet I was never part of cinat
@user-ix4pw5ss5w that is true, among the five members China is the most pressuriser who dominates other five and they don’t have any right to speak out. What a China brutal, come on china, be little openness and be brave to tell their truth
everything is temporary 😂😂 4:30 suhan red tika is permanent
Totally addicted ❤
Aap ki trip khatam hote hote tibet ki khoobsurathi k 3 chand our tibet k guide k 1 chand poore 4 chand lagne wale hi bhaii
Kya khoobsurati hi our kya guide hi...
1 like 1 push up❤
( Mein nahi karne wala ) 🤣
Tmkc
Tu muth marr
ANMOL BHAI 3MILLION SOON❤🎉
Anmol Bhai Love u , Thanks for (-100) Likes 😂
""TRUCK KI AAGE KOI BOLASAKTE HAI KYA YEEE"" funniest part🤣🤣
Thanks for 1 like
addictive .... maja aa raha hai...video skip karney ka sawaal hi nahi.....
Kon Kon kattar Hindu hai ❤❤❤❤
दिल की बात पुछ ली यार
🚩जय श्रीराम 🚩
🚩जय हिन्दु राष्ट्र 🚩
Jay bhim
Bhai yha. जनगणना karne baitha h kya
Muslim 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
Muslim 🇵🇸🇵🇸
Adventure Movie जिसमे डायलॉग जबरदस्त है ,Rating 9/10
anmol bhai,
ye screen wali technology hai usa ke samsung trucks me
At 28:29 guide is drinking alcohol 😂😂
Bhai ye guide sota kahan hai raat ko😂😂😂😂
Wo alag hotel me sota hain
Dayaben and jethalal. perfect couple on a trip. 😅
You should change to a Left-Hand Drive (LHD) car in China. It's risky & dangerous to drive a RHD car on right-hand traffic (RHT) roads especially on bi-directional two-lane roads with one lane for each opposing direction. There's little to no visibility of oncoming traffic during a situation when you want to overtake a big truck, or a series of them that's in front of you as it's difficult to judge the timing for overtaking.