CROWDS & STARING IN INDIA

CROWDS & STARING IN INDIA - WHAT TO DO?

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Ай бұрын

Many big cities in India are CROWDED! So how do we as tourists handle that? What are some of the cultural differences that we face as tourists? What about staring? Is it really a thing in India? Here we're talking about it all.
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@christinelamb1167 Ай бұрын

The large crowds and the pushing were difficult for me when I was in India. I am a person who struggles with anxiety, and crowds are just hard for me in general. I did also experience getting a lot of stares. But before I even went on my trip, I made sure to read and watch a lot of videos about Indian culture, because I wanted to be prepared. So none of it was a big surprise to me when I finally got there! I went to India because I wanted to experience a culture and place that was completely different than my own, and that's exactly what I got. Differences are not always bad, and when you're traveling to another country, you can't expect it to be exactly like where you were born and raised! And if you do, you're going to be very disappointed. In any case, isn't the whole point of traveling to experience something different?

@romanlillie Ай бұрын

I love your attitude. And you were smart to do research in advance.

@sancatheone6258 Ай бұрын

Any chance we get some information on how to prevent rapes in the USA, where women are 14 times more likely to get raped? Or how to avoid one of the sixty shootings every weekend in Chicago? Or survive two mass shootings a day? Gee, I'm curious because I'm going to visit the USA.

@erzasteel Ай бұрын

😳

@LifeBeyondTrends Ай бұрын

There is another world in India where tickets are booked online and queue are avoided. 😊

@romanlillie Ай бұрын

haha yes. But when i booked tickets it wasnt as easy for a tourist to get an irctc account, like it is for a local. But maybe they've updated that?

@biorig Ай бұрын

I am 50 years old and the last time I queued up for railway tickets was more than a decade ago. Book online. Also, find the station master if you are a foreigner in a smallish railway station, they will help you out. In metropolitan stations, there are dedicated tourist ticket counters that aren't that crowded, you get tickets reserved for tourists at short notice.

@romanlillie Ай бұрын

very true.

@amit3913 Ай бұрын

yeh people in india have no sense of personal space. i realised its just the way there are and staring happens a lot to anyone that looks different happens to me when i go to the villages as i dress different. like you said just smile and wave or give a nod. you should check out kerela its amazing. i love thailand too, was there two weeks ago. back in the uk now

@romanlillie Ай бұрын

omg yes. I LOVED Kerala and Thailand too. Varkala was my fav but there are still more places I'd love to visit.

@msdolly6101981 Ай бұрын

Staring doesn't happen to only foreigners. As an Indian if i go to a remote corner of India , where iam not native, iam 100% sure to be stared at. Thats because iam "different " from the locals.

@romanlillie Ай бұрын

Ok that's good to know!

@gagamba9198 Ай бұрын

They do the same thing overseas. I lived in Kuwait and Abu Dhabi and south Asians pulled the crowd and stare often.

@wheresmymoneyat2482 Ай бұрын

hilarious!

@romanlillie Ай бұрын

haha yup

@user-ko9ql5bm9v Ай бұрын

Hey, you can't waste space in India... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for the Elbow ida!

@romanlillie Ай бұрын

lol

@user-yf9yr2gu8v Ай бұрын

we dont have many tourists,so we are amazed when we see anybody who doesnt look like us.Doesnt mean we have bad intentions

@romanlillie Ай бұрын

Yes I absolutely learned that staring does not mean people have bad intentions at all.

@gagamba9198 Ай бұрын

They do the same thing overseas. I lived in Kuwait and Abu Dhabi and south Asians pulled the crowd and stare often.

@shiishinchiu6636 Ай бұрын

Rather than just talking, it's better to show what India is. Sorry I had to skip the video to see if you showed what India is.

@romanlillie Ай бұрын

I have more videos on my channel that show India. This is more of an advice video.

@gumgumi43 Ай бұрын

Bro her all videos is soo negative bus ab her video mea badha badha India likh ker views le rhi hai or videos ke thumbnail padho jaise Sara iske sath hi ho rha hai sap bhi aagya ye khud panoti hai isliye sare chize iske sath hi hue hai report kero iski video or channel ko

@user-vn6do6yv6o Ай бұрын

Free khalistan

@user-hd9uz3ro6b Ай бұрын

From canada ?

@GhazniBihar Ай бұрын

Free south or Canada federalism needed

@9434951766 Ай бұрын

I was staring at your video, very very intensely, enjoying your expressions and communications . To be honest , I have not yet found so much of cackle on this topic " staring " . A stare is generally manifested by curiosity, and pleasant sight . Very rarely it has any rude or threatening intent . Among the creatures , only the predators, especially the feline , that feels uncomfortable by a eye contact . Among humans, those who have some psychological pathology, show various bizarre reactions to a gaze or a stare .

@romanlillie Ай бұрын

haha yes. and actually i like being able to stare at people myself. You're right that is generally just curiosity, and i think it's really a pretty natural reaction. But in the US we're taught not to stare, so it can still seem surprising.