You say India is shocking, poor and bad for westerners. First of all Nader, your name doesn't sound western to me. Nader is an Iranian name and Iran is a country neither western nor better than India infact worse. Secondly Nader, if you keep visiting Delhi, Varanasi, Agra, Rajasthan which are ranked as the poorest, least educated states of India how will get to experience good things? They don't represent the entire country. India has far better, cleaner, wealthier places. Go to South India booming with middle class in cities like Bangalore, Vizag, Kochi, Chennai. Mumbai too has a huge middle class. I don't see those cities as shocking to westerners because America has slums worse than Dharavi in Los Angeles. There is northwestern Himalayan regions of India like Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Uttarakhand, Rishikesh which are clean, beautiful without chaos. There is entire Northeast India culturally, racially same to Tibet and China and is extremely western.
@@יונהאליראשון I didn't say any of the things you said I said. That's your interpretation. I've actually enjoyed many of the places you mentioned. Especially Rajasthan and Varanasi. My name is actually Arab but I was born and grew up in Berlin. Despite me having enjoyed those places for the most part, it's undeniable that for a Westerner the pollution and the noise are pretty insane 😆 which most travelers find rather exotic. Secondly, I've also been to the south and the Himalayas and yes, things are often different there. And those vlogs are also coming up too. I'm doing this chronologically and authentically. I don't sugarcoat but I''m not biased. This is just my perspective. I travel to India because I like it. I used to live in America and was fed up with it.
You say India is shocking, poor and bad for westerners.
First of all Nader, your name doesn't sound western to me. Nader is an Iranian name and Iran is a country neither western nor better than India infact worse.
Secondly Nader, if you keep visiting Delhi, Varanasi, Agra, Rajasthan which are ranked as the poorest, least educated states of India how will get to experience good things?
They don't represent the entire country.
India has far better, cleaner, wealthier places.
Go to South India booming with middle class in cities like Bangalore, Vizag, Kochi, Chennai.
Mumbai too has a huge middle class.
I don't see those cities as shocking to westerners because America has slums worse than Dharavi in Los Angeles.
There is northwestern Himalayan regions of India like Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Uttarakhand, Rishikesh which are clean, beautiful without chaos.
There is entire Northeast India culturally, racially same to Tibet and China and is extremely western.
@@יונהאליראשון I didn't say any of the things you said I said. That's your interpretation. I've actually enjoyed many of the places you mentioned. Especially Rajasthan and Varanasi.
My name is actually Arab but I was born and grew up in Berlin. Despite me having enjoyed those places for the most part, it's undeniable that for a Westerner the pollution and the noise are pretty insane 😆
which most travelers find rather exotic.
Secondly, I've also been to the south and the Himalayas and yes, things are often different there. And those vlogs are also coming up too. I'm doing this chronologically and authentically. I don't sugarcoat but I''m not biased. This is just my perspective. I travel to India because I like it. I used to live in America and was fed up with it.