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I fully empathise with Arun. I hate the noise and the crowds. OMG, the incessant honking! It would drive me crazy within 5 minutes. I'm glad I cannot experience the smells through a video.

Arun is the coolest Indian guy. We both are peace loving guy and love our delicious dessert. 😅

@William J no

The Chaos full of vigorous activities is the life breeding for ordinary people.

你应该是个高种姓的

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OMG, for real? this is a Huge Honor

@@kats_journey_east Believe Prof. Gobbles! After all, We just put the Gobbler's Day behind us!

pigeons are a good food source. It tastes delicious with the right cooking.

True said brother 🙏

Daydream about Indian villages 😂 wow ... By the way , where are you from ?

@@Ayisha4889 I watched those old MGR shows, yes, that kind of villages. There is always a funny thin guy and the girl.

很奇特的组合，如果印度的女性安全做的好点，倒也是个有趣的旅游地。

新奇脏乱又舒适...? 哈哈

I learned French in high school but just couldn’t get into it , too similar to English and i got bored, same goes for Spanish😭 and glad you like the vlogs 😎😎

Of all the countries I’ve visited it’s the only one where I was totally uncomfortable traveling alone . Fortunately had Arun almost every day

@@kats_journey_east Hi Katherine! Can you develop please? Were you uncomfortable traveling alone because you were solicited by people, or because it was too complicated on your own?

@@miaouscleaumonocle It's just known in the tourism/travel industry. Girls and women are always accompany even locals. Try to dress very conservatively. Reason is cultural. I guess you haven't been paying attention to their news etc.. groping is very common for single females traveling etc... When it comes to girls being alone. It is very similar to hard core Islamic countries.

@@miaouscleaumonocle I guess the answer is pretty clear to any visitor who has traveled in this place. It's you who should take a personal dip into the place to feel yourself. I think she was very polite when talking about her impression and feeling in the video but that doesn't reflect what she was really feeling and thinking. She's way much stronger and simpler than me because after I have watched all those videos by travelers I don't dare to go there. The guide guy and she both went to China's Nanjing University and have pretty good first hand experience and comparison in their mind how crowded, dirty and chaotic this capital city is.

@@kats_journey_east dirty,chaotic,discrimation to the woman,also arrogance,this is India,will never ever want to go there.

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2 months ?? So envious 😭😭 these few days were not enough, waiting for my next chance to explore india again

@@kats_journey_east Yes, 2 months was not enough for me in India. There was a German couple volunteering at the same organization I was at who spent a year there in 2005 and it was still not enough. I was so glad in your video that I didn’t see western influence like McDonald’s, KFC, etc that you see in China because it seems like every successive year, I see bigger Chinese people/university students that come to Chicago. When you go back to India which I think you will, definitely take the long distance trains. In 2005 and 2007, I only paid a few dollars going from Delhi to southern India with a bunk bed in 3rd class. You will definitely meet your Average Joe and he/she might even invite you to their house. It happened to me as Santosh and his mom offered me chapati bread on the train with long conversation and a few days later I was at their house for dinner (the mom and her 3 sons and 2 of the sons’s families all under 1 roof). 2 years later I saw Santosh again. Definitely go with a companion like Arun or your boyfriend because I was told by my Indian professors at Northwestern University that sometimes people drug you with food or drinks and rob you if they see you’re a foreigner. I see a lot of Indians at Subway restaurants in Chicago and they’re surprised and happy that I spent time in India and loved the culture and food. I’ve even encouraged friends and relatives to go briefly and they come back happy they went. Definitely catch a long 3-4 hr Bollywood movie next time you’re there (the audience was like 70-80% male) and maybe ride a motorcycle through the towns and countryside (it might be hard with a bicycle like you did in China). Santosh whom I met on the train drove me through the countryside and town of Jaipur with him in his motorcycle and he drove like crazy on the sidewalks a few times that we got in a minor accident. Last time I was in India and China at same time was in 2007 so I really appreciate your quality videos as I am planning a return to both countries in future.

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