Darjeeling and the towns surrounding it seem absolutely breathtaking. Your India videos are some of my favorite ones, it's such an incredible country. I thank you for taking us with you on your travels!
My grandparents, both lifelong outdoor people and mountaineers, climbed up to Mt. Everest base camp for my grandmother's 75th birthday. They went with The Sierra Club of whom they'd been lifelong members. My grandfather, a Yale-educated Professor Emeritus, was so impressed with the sherpas!! And, my estimable grandfather had seen a lot of impressive people in his life by the time they went part-way up Everest. My grandfather could not praise the Sherpas highly enough!
Hi Gabe, in the end where you were guessing the gods on the yellow wall, they all are female gods. The wall is depicting the 9 avatars of Durga, as you are aware Hinduism has 33 million gods so its hard to know who is who, the goddess with the bull is a Mahagauri, the eighth avatar of Goddess Durga. The other one is Kaalratri also an avatar of Durga and she rides donkey. Bull is predominently assoicated with Shiva but there are times when other gods/goddess have been associated with bull or any other animal for that matter. Darjeeling has a temple where a stupa and a hindu temple are located in the same place and worshipped equally. This shows how similiar yet different these two religions are and don't forget Bodh Gaya is also not way too far from Darjeeing. Its like 500 kms only.
Classical sanskrit 'koti' did not mean 'Crore'. 33 koti Devotas ! There Koti meant type, kind, quality etc. Google search has articles about the 33 koti devotas. Thanks.
Hello Gabe! I started trekking the Himalayas after watching your old ACT videos. I trekked the Himalayas every two months from 2016 to 2020. Now, I live in Germany and am missing every bit of it. I'm from Bangladesh btw & I watched your all the videos there. Well done!
😂 socks and sandals - glad you addressed the issue 😂😂 Hey, if my life was as free as yours I’d be rocking that! It’s all about travelling light to see the world. You win hands down 😁 I’m so addicted to your travels and videos - don’t ever stop Gabe ❤️
Hey Gabe I appreciate all the work you have been doing lately. So many great videos of places I have not been yet!! The northeast of India is the one major area of India I have not been to yet. Looks amazing and I do love Indian hill stations. Thanks and Happy Travels
Mount Everest can be seen only from Tiger Hill if the weather is very clear, Kanchenjunga is visible from View Point near the Mall Road, if Kanchenjunga is not clear enough from the view point I will advice you to skip Tiger Hill because it will be foggy up there also, you can visit Sandakphu, it will take around 3 hours from Darjeeling to rach Maneybhanjan and from there another 3 hours ride to Sandakphu, from there you can see Everest and Kanchenjugna range from even near, it is around 11k feet altitude so changes of fog around this time is rare, you will get great views of the mountains, I will suggest you to stay at Sandakphu for the night and enjoy the sunrise from there, if you stay at Hotel Sunrise at Sandakphu you will be able to get best view from there, I will highly recommend you to visit there, it is like heaven up there
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Sandakphu is a small village sits atop this 12,024 ft. mountain with views over 4 of the world's 5 highest peaks. Everest, Kangchenjunga, Lhotse and Makalu can be seen from its summit.
My first ever view of the Himalayas was Mt Kangchenchunga from Darjeeling (Tiger Hill) and Sikkim (Peling). Since then I have seen Mt Everest a few times and to be honest I felt Kangchenchunga was more breathtaking!
Thank you for your commentary about women travelling alone in India. It is very helpful! Glad you met the ladies going solo over there. I am guessing that they are young!
Hi. I think there are some parts of India which are safe for solo female travellers, like the Northeastern states & maybe the south. However, there are also some parts which are a bit shady. I've seen several vids of women being SH in India during their travels. Two of them were with their (male) partners at the time. I remember the vids of the girls from Jumping Places & Travel Beans.
@@kitty_s23456 Here are two more people's takes on females travelling alone in India, narrated by the female half of a couple (who called herself "plain" in the video, ha, ha, ha. Nope, Claire is not plain. She is a photogenic, right beauty and a stunner!) : th-cam.com/video/y2W5i_0tFg0/w-d-xo.html
Wow, now I see why you were so persistent to come back to India and explore Darjeeling and Sikkim - as you hadn't seen Mt. Everest earlier anywhere (I didn't know, sorry). Nice one, I hope that you get all what you hope for and want in these places. And after Himalayas, maybe finally Australia for the first time?
Hi Gabriel, that was quite a hike up to Tiger Hill, which has a very scenic view, there must be a time of year to view the mountains during the spring or summer months when there is a mist, or the air quality is better. You have been traveling for over thirty years you have to start teaching a Master Class on your travels I'm sure you can compose videos with a compilation of your traveling experiences. I'm sure that there would be an extensive list of topics to discuss. Many people would relish those experiences and applied some of those experiences themselves.
I remember seeing the Himalayas for the first time as a child when I visited Darjeeling. Until then I was used to seeing far away mountains down near the horizon line. The snow capped Himalayan peaks although far away were half way up in the sky and I kept staring at them wondering if they were real or my eyes were playing tricks on me.
Great videos! Amazed at your courage, fortitude and thirst fir knowledge and adventure!! Absolutely flabbergasted about your knowledge of Hindu mythology, local languages and dialects and culture!! Quite impressive!! Bravo my friend and ALL the BEST for your future travels!! May the Force be with you!! ❤❤
Wow! Amazing view, mount everest is beautiful and full of population. Thanks for filming, good review and good adventure, keep healthy and safely brother
The ride from Darjeeling to Ghoom reminds me of the journey from Baguio to Sagada in PH 🇵🇭. Both Darjeeling & Baguio are/were hilltop stations. Thnx for the vids, Gabe! Enjoying this South Asian series v much.
Fantastically interesting video! It’s a real shame the cloud and haze hung around as the view without it would have been a real celebration for all your hard trekking! Your room is in an amazing location. That view is worth every penny!
HI Gabriel, whenever I travel and I know I wont have cell signal, I download the region specific map, and that helps me navigate without needing cell signal, Thank you for your awesome videos!!!
Love this himalayan India series. I have seen himalayas from Nepal and Kashmir and Tibet (went to everest base camp Tibet) but not from North East India. Looks fantastic. Thanks.
Cool, thanks for watching. Darjeeling is in West Bengal state which is in the northeast of India, but isn't technically part of the northeast region: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast_India
Just a suggestion, since you're off to Sikkim maybe you could stay one night in a homestay in Peshoke Tea Estate or in Tista bazar which is a small town located on the Tista river. The town is very basic and simple but I'm sure it will be an experience. Peshoke Tea Estate is located on a hill and is also very basic but you're surrounded by nature and you get a taste of what the locals experience. Both these places are in West Bengal and on the way to Sikkim. There are plenty of homestays to choose from as seen on google maps and I only recommend a one night stay in either one of those places.
You would think he would eat there but he instead prefers poss poor eateries in Darjeeling as this is what he likes to show the world and yet in Australia he will eat in the most expensive of places. An extremely unfair hippy he is.
Great video. Love Samuel's music. Is Bhutan still charging like 200 dollars tourist tax a day? Would be an unreal addition to your list of visited countries.
I think it's $250 per day. I'd love to see it. I'm turned off by needing to have a guide the whole time and the hassle of getting into the country. We'll see what happens.
@@GabrielTravelerVideosGuide is necessary but I think the guide do respect all privacy and help you with everything. I understand its not cool to be having someone to follow but I am sure the views and places will be worth the guide.
Sandhakpu near Darjeeling is the best place to c the 4 of the 5 highest peaks of the world on a clear day along with the Sleeping Buddha range,though going there and staying is expensive but an experience worth it. That music in this video reminds me of the 'Doors - Jim Morrison'.
Gabe, mate, when you’re back in Darjeeling, do visit Jalapahar. Some amazing lookouts and views from there. Check out this lovely hotel: Cedar Inn - it’s a tad expensive, but has great views of Kanchenjunga
In South Asia India ✅ Nepal ✅ Maldives ✅ Bangladesh ✅ Bhutan ❌ Sri Lanka ❌ Pakistan ❌ Hope to see you in Bhutan or Sri Lanka soon. Both Buddhist majority countries, and the cleanest in South Asia.
Lingua franca of Locals of Darjeeling is Nepali.. Many people don't know to speak hindi, though they might understand.. Nepali & Hindi have *some* similar words, similar writing script. But different grammar and sentence formation.. State govt of WB tried to impose Bengali some years ago, but there were agitations, & demand for Gorkhaland erupted.. Eventually they have to pull out.
I have always tied the shoes by their laces to the backpack and it has worked! But sadly someone stole them, not on the trail, but the day I came back home, from outside my apartment. Miss my shoes. Hope they are well wherever they are 🫶
Exactly, I can't drink anything with caffeine in it, it gives me headaches and makes my heart race. I do love masala chai though as long as there's no actual tea in it. I'll keep my eyes open for the kwati dish though, I guess it's a bean soup?
39:13 This is a Devi temple, so these are all aspects of supreme goddesses (Durga, Kali, Laxmi, Saraswati, etc) ... Mahavidya (10 forms), perhaps. Remember: "Don't offer plastic to Devi" like the sign out front says. Devi represent feminine divine power (Shakti) which is, ultimately, Shiva related.
Gabe Dude I wish you would interact more with locals. Not only you could get more interesting information, vlogs could get more interesting also. English is widely spoken there. If needed you could use 3 or 4 hindi sentences to get by most of India.
seeing your hiking made me hungry for visiting Darjeeling again booking a trip from Kolkata right now btw, those are Bengali desserts called "misti" and "sondesh"
We could barely see the end of the street for fog the whole time we were there in march . Was a lot less developed then too in 1991 & every other shop sold gurka knives & british army surplus clothing.....lol.
Hi Gabriel sorry but your sound when you are speaking towards the camera is really low and it's hard to hear what you are saying are you using a different camera as the mic isn't picking up your voice at all well enjoying your vlogs as ever mark in Devon England
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Darjeeling and the towns surrounding it seem absolutely breathtaking. Your India videos are some of my favorite ones, it's such an incredible country. I thank you for taking us with you on your travels!
Beautiful Darjeeling! My childhood was spent there and I yearn for her always.
Thanks for showing her and it's pure nostalgia
Your India videos are my favorite...love that you do the real time daily makes us feel there in the moment with you!
My grandparents, both lifelong outdoor people and mountaineers, climbed up to Mt. Everest base camp for my grandmother's 75th birthday. They went with The Sierra Club of whom they'd been lifelong members. My grandfather, a Yale-educated Professor Emeritus, was so impressed with the sherpas!! And, my estimable grandfather had seen a lot of impressive people in his life by the time they went part-way up Everest. My grandfather could not praise the Sherpas highly enough!
Wow! Props to your grandparents for doing EBC in their 70s! 👏💪
@@kitty_s23456 Thank you! They had the times of their lives, climbing up to base camp (only! 🤣).
Hi Gabe, in the end where you were guessing the gods on the yellow wall, they all are female gods. The wall is depicting the 9 avatars of Durga, as you are aware Hinduism has 33 million gods so its hard to know who is who, the goddess with the bull is a Mahagauri, the eighth avatar of Goddess Durga. The other one is Kaalratri also an avatar of Durga and she rides donkey. Bull is predominently assoicated with Shiva but there are times when other gods/goddess have been associated with bull or any other animal for that matter. Darjeeling has a temple where a stupa and a hindu temple are located in the same place and worshipped equally. This shows how similiar yet different these two religions are and don't forget Bodh Gaya is also not way too far from Darjeeing. Its like 500 kms only.
Classical sanskrit 'koti' did not mean 'Crore'.
33 koti Devotas ! There Koti meant type, kind, quality etc. Google search has articles about the 33 koti devotas. Thanks.
33 million gods how absurd 😮
@@craiglawrence8457, It's just a saying and possibly a misinterpretation.
@@craiglawrence8457 why is it absurd? Which number would be to your comfort? 😂
Unbelievable scenes, Darjeeling looks awesome!! ❤🇮🇳
You are walking and i feel i am on foot. No other cities touch my heart like Darjeeling. Thanks Gabe.
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Hello Gabe! I started trekking the Himalayas after watching your old ACT videos. I trekked the Himalayas every two months from 2016 to 2020. Now, I live in Germany and am missing every bit of it. I'm from Bangladesh btw & I watched your all the videos there. Well done!
😂 socks and sandals - glad you addressed the issue 😂😂 Hey, if my life was as free as yours I’d be rocking that! It’s all about travelling light to see the world. You win hands down 😁 I’m so addicted to your travels and videos - don’t ever stop Gabe ❤️
Pulling off sandals with socks like a total boss!!
Hey Gabe I appreciate all the work you have been doing lately. So many great videos of places I have not been yet!! The northeast of India is the one major area of India I have not been to yet. Looks amazing and I do love Indian hill stations. Thanks and Happy Travels
Mount Everest can be seen only from Tiger Hill if the weather is very clear, Kanchenjunga is visible from View Point near the Mall Road, if Kanchenjunga is not clear enough from the view point I will advice you to skip Tiger Hill because it will be foggy up there also, you can visit Sandakphu, it will take around 3 hours from Darjeeling to rach Maneybhanjan and from there another 3 hours ride to Sandakphu, from there you can see Everest and Kanchenjugna range from even near, it is around 11k feet altitude so changes of fog around this time is rare, you will get great views of the mountains, I will suggest you to stay at Sandakphu for the night and enjoy the sunrise from there, if you stay at Hotel Sunrise at Sandakphu you will be able to get best view from there, I will highly recommend you to visit there, it is like heaven up there
Good to know, sounds epic, I'll think about it.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos you will love it there, saw your basecamp trek videos, i want to go there someday
Yes please visit sandakphu in the singalila national park
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Sandakphu is a small village sits atop this 12,024 ft. mountain with views over 4 of the world's 5 highest peaks. Everest, Kangchenjunga, Lhotse and Makalu can be seen from its summit.
Highly recommended you do this, Geb!
My first ever view of the Himalayas was Mt Kangchenchunga from Darjeeling (Tiger Hill) and Sikkim (Peling). Since then I have seen Mt Everest a few times and to be honest I felt Kangchenchunga was more breathtaking!
Thank you for your commentary about women travelling alone in India.
It is very helpful!
Glad you met the ladies going solo over there.
I am guessing that they are young!
Hi. I think there are some parts of India which are safe for solo female travellers, like the Northeastern states & maybe the south. However, there are also some parts which are a bit shady. I've seen several vids of women being SH in India during their travels. Two of them were with their (male) partners at the time. I remember the vids of the girls from Jumping Places & Travel Beans.
@@kitty_s23456 Here are two more people's takes on females travelling alone in India, narrated by the female half of a couple (who called herself "plain" in the video, ha, ha, ha. Nope, Claire is not plain. She is a photogenic, right beauty and a stunner!) : th-cam.com/video/y2W5i_0tFg0/w-d-xo.html
Wow, now I see why you were so persistent to come back to India and explore Darjeeling and Sikkim - as you hadn't seen Mt. Everest earlier anywhere (I didn't know, sorry). Nice one, I hope that you get all what you hope for and want in these places. And after Himalayas, maybe finally Australia for the first time?
what a real traveller
Hi Gabriel, that was quite a hike up to Tiger Hill, which has a very scenic view, there must be a time of year to view the mountains during the spring or summer months when there is a mist, or the air quality is better. You have been traveling for over thirty years you have to start teaching a Master Class on your travels I'm sure you can compose videos with a compilation of your traveling experiences. I'm sure that there would be an extensive list of topics to discuss. Many people would relish those experiences and applied some of those experiences themselves.
What an interesting and beautiful part of India.
I remember seeing the Himalayas for the first time as a child when I visited Darjeeling. Until then I was used to seeing far away mountains down near the horizon line. The snow capped Himalayan peaks although far away were half way up in the sky and I kept staring at them wondering if they were real or my eyes were playing tricks on me.
Great videos! Amazed at your courage, fortitude and thirst fir knowledge and adventure!! Absolutely flabbergasted about your knowledge of Hindu mythology, local languages and dialects and culture!! Quite impressive!! Bravo my friend and ALL the BEST for your future travels!! May the Force be with you!! ❤❤
You were part of my reasoning to visit India in December
Wow! Amazing view, mount everest is beautiful and full of population. Thanks for filming, good review and good adventure, keep healthy and safely brother
This is totally bucket list trip ☺️
The ride from Darjeeling to Ghoom reminds me of the journey from Baguio to Sagada in PH 🇵🇭. Both Darjeeling & Baguio are/were hilltop stations. Thnx for the vids, Gabe! Enjoying this South Asian series v much.
Brilliant ! The real deal ! Thank you for my daily vitamin. Much appreciation. 🙏
Thanks sir for this amazing video , god bless your. welcome to India.
Love rewatching all your India videos. watching this with a nice cup of Darjeeling second flush.
Sweet, enjoy. ✌️
I learn so much from your videos Gabriel. Now I want to go there.
Really inspired me to tour India in early 2025 hopefully. Plenty of time to plan
Duh! Just book a flight and get here.
@@gogadev you obviously don’t have a family to consider
Best show on the tube
Fantastically interesting video! It’s a real shame the cloud and haze hung around as the view without it would have been a real celebration for all your hard trekking! Your room is in an amazing location. That view is worth every penny!
HI Gabriel, whenever I travel and I know I wont have cell signal, I download the region specific map, and that helps me navigate without needing cell signal, Thank you for your awesome videos!!!
Really appreciate your videos. A lot of hard work to shoot and edit on the go. Happy journeys!
It was an amazing video!! Enjoyed watching it thoroughly.
Love this himalayan India series. I have seen himalayas from Nepal and Kashmir and Tibet (went to everest base camp Tibet) but not from North East India. Looks fantastic. Thanks.
What a cosy room and breathtaking view Gabe!!! this place has a special vibe i would say...✌💖
Hello, Gabriel. 19, from Birmingham, Alabama, USA 🇺🇸
Glad to see you back in India, always enjoy your take on a by-now familiar destination of yours the magical India.
Yet another classic case of Gabriel seeks and finds out. You are the master of the shaggy dog tale.
That is one spectacular view from your room & all for $25 !!!!!
Incredible adventurer, so brave to venture out on your own
Thanks for sharing these videos from Darjeeling - a place I love! Are you planning to ride the Toy Train? :)
such a sweet video!!
Watching at 2:30am from Australia 🇦🇺, can’t miss the new upload about 2hrs back. Btw, it’s called North East (NE) India not northern India
Cool, thanks for watching. Darjeeling is in West Bengal state which is in the northeast of India, but isn't technically part of the northeast region: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast_India
Interesting how the asphalt looks on the roads. With small pieces of something resembling a grid.
Wow! What a cool place!
Darjeeling is awesome … there in Oct 18. ….no luck at Tiger Hill for me ….actually got photo of Kanchenjunga from Kalimpong
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Just a suggestion, since you're off to Sikkim maybe you could stay one night in a homestay in Peshoke Tea Estate or in Tista bazar which is a small town located on the Tista river. The town is very basic and simple but I'm sure it will be an experience. Peshoke Tea Estate is located on a hill and is also very basic but you're surrounded by nature and you get a taste of what the locals experience. Both these places are in West Bengal and on the way to Sikkim. There are plenty of homestays to choose from as seen on google maps and I only recommend a one night stay in either one of those places.
In Darjeeling try out two eateries 1) Kaventar 2) Glenarry. Hope you will enjoy. These are on the road heading towards the mall/ Chowrasta.
You would think he would eat there but he instead prefers poss poor eateries in Darjeeling as this is what he likes to show the world and yet in Australia he will eat in the most expensive of places. An extremely unfair hippy he is.
Great video. Love Samuel's music. Is Bhutan still charging like 200 dollars tourist tax a day? Would be an unreal addition to your list of visited countries.
I think it's $250 per day. I'd love to see it. I'm turned off by needing to have a guide the whole time and the hassle of getting into the country. We'll see what happens.
@@GabrielTravelerVideosGuide is necessary but I think the guide do respect all privacy and help you with everything. I understand its not cool to be having someone to follow but I am sure the views and places will be worth the guide.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos you will be visiting Sikkim soon which is very close to Bhutan and very beautiful especially Northern Sikkim.
Gabriel in the Himalayas is peak Gabriel..
Gabe's Action Sandals - soon available on the online store 😉😅
Sandhakpu near Darjeeling is the best place to c the 4 of the 5 highest peaks of the world on a clear day along with the Sleeping Buddha range,though going there and staying is expensive but an experience worth it. That music in this video reminds me of the 'Doors - Jim Morrison'.
th-cam.com/video/TQR__oTh4qg/w-d-xo.html
Up in the Himalayas,Hinduism & Buddhism become quite syncretic
Nice choice of music 🎶
The last time I visited Darjeeling was back in ‘89 I think.I Will be visiting Darjeeling again when I fly back to Nepal.
Greetings Gabriel!
loving your videos Gabriel Thanks
great presentation thanks saludos
Wonderful.
Gabe, mate, when you’re back in Darjeeling, do visit Jalapahar. Some amazing lookouts and views from there. Check out this lovely hotel: Cedar Inn - it’s a tad expensive, but has great views of Kanchenjunga
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Maldives ✅
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Hope to see you in Bhutan or Sri Lanka soon. Both Buddhist majority countries, and the cleanest in South Asia.
Couple of characters there! There appear syncretic sculptural forms in the region.
Gabriel, you need to get a pair of lightweight hiking Danner boots, the Mountain 600 is a good one.
Lingua franca of Locals of Darjeeling is Nepali.. Many people don't know to speak hindi, though they might understand.. Nepali & Hindi have *some* similar words, similar writing script. But different grammar and sentence formation.. State govt of WB tried to impose Bengali some years ago, but there were agitations, & demand for Gorkhaland erupted.. Eventually they have to pull out.
First to like and comment, Gabe are you going over to Nepal?
No plans in the near future, maybe sometime later this year.
I wear socks and sandals all winter long, hiking in the blue ridge mountains...yeah not the Himalayas but still the mountains...most comfortable!
Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah River... 😊🎶
7:01 Ok! I will find it! Namhar! America. Joe Biden! Yes. Ok! I am Sojar! Great to meet you. Blah dee dah! Ok, like wtf?! Can I go now???
I have always tied the shoes by their laces to the backpack and it has worked! But sadly someone stole them, not on the trail, but the day I came back home, from outside my apartment. Miss my shoes. Hope they are well wherever they are 🫶
Good video Gabbe, would be coming to South India
19:26 I was just thinking about your gear when you, all of a sudden, started to talk about it ..........
Love the chimes
You should try Darjeeling Tea and Kwati Dish😋... 💞
Caffeine sensitivity 😀
Exactly, I can't drink anything with caffeine in it, it gives me headaches and makes my heart race. I do love masala chai though as long as there's no actual tea in it. I'll keep my eyes open for the kwati dish though, I guess it's a bean soup?
39:13 This is a Devi temple, so these are all aspects of supreme goddesses (Durga, Kali, Laxmi, Saraswati, etc) ... Mahavidya (10 forms), perhaps. Remember: "Don't offer plastic to Devi" like the sign out front says. Devi represent feminine divine power (Shakti) which is, ultimately, Shiva related.
Great video Gabriel - I was wondering what brand of jacket you wear? i know you wear it to cool climates? do you have a referral link?
It's a knock off brand that I got in Nepal, so probably hard to find.
Nice to see Dirk Nowitzki on the trail @24:34
Gabe
Dude I wish you would interact more with locals. Not only you could get more interesting information, vlogs could get more interesting also. English is widely spoken there. If needed you could use 3 or 4 hindi sentences to get by most of India.
Be sure to go to the Windamere hotel for a look see or maybe high tea--it's a land mark and one of the oldest Raj hotels in India.
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seeing your hiking made me hungry for visiting Darjeeling again
booking a trip from Kolkata right now
btw, those are Bengali desserts called "misti" and "sondesh"
We could barely see the end of the street for fog the whole time we were there in march . Was a lot less developed then too in 1991 & every other shop sold gurka knives & british army surplus clothing.....lol.
Go Gab.......
Gabe come to Sri Lanka !
Seriously thinking about it.
Mr Gupta was a sweetheart
Interesting... A portuguese flag in a car in Darjeeling. @12:39
Nice video 👍
The goddesses at the end on yellow wall are depiction of Nava Durgas (9 Durgas). Feminine forms of divine practiced and worshiped during Navaratri.
Wear hiking shoes when you go from country to country and put the sandles in your backpack.
Reagarding the no shoes, why not wear the shoes and put the sandals in the backpack when it’s a travel day?
Nepali, Hindi, local dialects like Bhutia/ Lepcha and orhers like Tibetan and Sikkimese (Drenjongké), Bengali ( Bangla) are spoken in Darj
Hi Gabriel sorry but your sound when you are speaking towards the camera is really low and it's hard to hear what you are saying are you using a different camera as the mic isn't picking up your voice at all well enjoying your vlogs as ever mark in Devon England
Darjeeling is not Northern India- Rather Eastern India. Not every place with mountains is Northern India.
Liking the view from your hotel room (and the price) what is the name?
Do you get altitude sickness in Darjeeling?
No, I didn't, it isn't that high of elevation, only 2,000 meters.
Kanchenjunga is in Sikkim, India bordering Nepal.
23:30 mini California 😂(Indians like it to say mini Scotland, mini Switzerland 😅)
ACTION SANDALS R GO! 🙌
21:00 what trees were those abundantly growing, those pointy ones?