Cut it out! Taking a rickshaw ride thru old Delhi was exhilarating. You’re immersed in the markets, the crowds of people, and color upon color. I loved the vibrancy and everyone I smiled at smiled right back, especially the children. Love incredible India!
Great Video! I am a Chicagoan, and this scene reminds me of my native Karachi, Pakistan. It was quite an experience the first time I went there at age 17. It looks like Delhi is even more crowded, though!
esos americanos como que fueron a la India a criticar, y no se dan cuenta que cada pais tiene sus inconvenientes ,como todo en el mundo, la india es un pais hermoso y rico en lo mas profundo de la espiritualidad, que no lo tienen los americanos, les a seguro q no saben el significado de esa palabra, me encataria algun dia conocer la. Amo la INDIA
i dont know where ur all getting misconception that old Delhi is a slum, Its not at all actually for 2 bedroom apartment size house it will cost as much as house in usa in american dollars. its expensive to buy there. If u saw an indian slum u would pass out this isnt at all in that range. My husband was born and raised in old delhi on muslim side that is 4 time more crowded then here the hindu side of old delhi. I am also an American and i have lived old delhi 2 yrs and plan to live future
@staunch5000 You are right but living in "civilized" Europe I know many people who don't have money to buy food. The situation here is not so good as you may imagine. Still better than in India. The tourists coming to India are completely different people from the ones who just cannot afford traveling. रूस से शुभ कामनाएँ भेजती हूँ!
@stauch5000...You`re completely right, u.s. is not the only country in the world...not better or worst, but different,and the least thing to do is respect everybody regardeless of country, race, or economical or social position, we, everybody in this planet, are raiders of the same ship.
Wow the people who filmed this sounds like they got off in Delhi by accident and meant to be in Hawaii. Sad thing is these americans are still better then the 70% who don't own a passport.
It is different. No doubt. But dirt is dirt, and Old Delhi is as dirty as it gets. I am a fan of different, and I respect different. But that's just way too much dirt and filth to classify as "interesting".
Cut it out! Taking a rickshaw ride thru old Delhi was exhilarating. You’re immersed in the markets, the crowds of people, and color upon color. I loved the vibrancy and everyone I smiled at smiled right back, especially the children. Love incredible India!
Great Video! I am a Chicagoan, and this scene reminds me of my native Karachi, Pakistan. It was quite an experience the first time I went there at age 17. It looks like Delhi is even more crowded, though!
Extremely interesting, never seen anything like it. But to them its everyday life.
What is crazy about this video? That the traffic is moving that quickly. Seriously that's HIGH SPEED.
esos americanos como que fueron a la India a criticar, y no se dan cuenta que cada pais tiene sus inconvenientes ,como todo en el mundo, la india es un pais hermoso y rico en lo mas profundo de la espiritualidad, que no lo tienen los americanos, les a seguro q no saben el significado de esa palabra, me encataria algun dia conocer la. Amo la INDIA
Maybe we should go to the slums of US and make similar video and upload it on youtube...that would be nice wouldnt it!
i dont know where ur all getting misconception that old Delhi is a slum, Its not at all actually for 2 bedroom apartment size house it will cost as much as house in usa in american dollars. its expensive to buy there. If u saw an indian slum u would pass out this isnt at all in that range. My husband was born and raised in old delhi on muslim side that is 4 time more crowded then here the hindu side of old delhi. I am also an American and i have lived old delhi 2 yrs and plan to live future
@staunch5000 You are right but living in "civilized" Europe I know many people who don't have money to buy food. The situation here is not so good as you may imagine. Still better than in India. The tourists coming to India are completely different people from the ones who just cannot afford traveling. रूस से शुभ कामनाएँ भेजती हूँ!
@stauch5000...You`re completely right, u.s. is not the only country in the world...not better or worst, but different,and the least thing to do is respect everybody regardeless of country, race, or economical or social position, we, everybody in this planet, are raiders of the same ship.
mann muß in diesem Chaos einfach mal mitdabeigewesen sein, um das feeling richtig zu bekommen.....
Man i miss the motherland :'(
what is carazy about this ride?
i think you should go to club med in spain naxt time...
i am indian. i have lived there. i know what it is like
Wow the people who filmed this sounds like they got off in Delhi by accident and meant to be in Hawaii.
Sad thing is these americans are still better then the 70% who don't own a passport.
It is different. No doubt. But dirt is dirt, and Old Delhi is as dirty as it gets. I am a fan of different, and I respect different. But that's just way too much dirt and filth to classify as "interesting".