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I work as a geologist and I have trekked all these hills. even the restricted ones. I tell you, its much much more beautiful that it looks in these videos

When Korbin said" this is how they should show India in movies,this how they should represent"..I went like YES YES YES ❤️🔥...love u man!

The train on which Chaiya Chaiya was filmed runs between Coonoor and Ooty

Love how Korbin calls Kerala malayalam🤣

I'm not from south india but I highly encourage you visiting South India. I've visited literally all important sites of South India... And it's beeeaautiful

Koorg is heaven on earth.. Kabini, Kudremukh, Agumbe, Dubare Elephants, Nagarhole Tigers Must visit places for everybody in India / World.

Tamil Nadu ranks No.1 in Tourism Not only beautiful hill stations, we also have most no.of temples in India (44,000 temples)

When I was in US , in one of my doctor’s visit he wouldn’t stop taking about Slumdog Millionaire. He talked in a very derogatory way and looked at us as if we all came from that life. I have respect for a slum life and the humanity and greatness that rises out of it. But that is not what India in its entirety is. Our experiences are very diverse. Foreigners have a homogeneous experience of life and culture and easily become judgemental

I live near Kodaikanal in a town called Palani... Everyday I wake up and see the beautiful majestic misty mountains then start the day.... The western ghats are unique landscapes

Yes , India is stereotyped by having only slums, tajmahal etc...India is so diverse in its natural conditions...hundreds and thousands of scenic places , heritage sites, ancient architectures....I request Rick and korbin to share these videos to your friends , families and followers in America and other parts as well..❤️

Western Ghats is also the Spice Garden of India due to numerous stretches of spice trees- Cinnamon, Cardamom, Bayleaf, Pepper(Black & White) and many more. These are the best qualities ever produces and it's a boon from nature, nothing man made

I was born and has lived in the foothills of Western Ghats on a popular but small hill station named Deolali (Doolally it is an English idiom) all my life and I feel blessed every single time when I look up and witness the ethereal beauty around me...😁😁😁😁♥️♥️

India's highest waterfall 'the Jog falls' situated in Karnataka also belongs to Western ghats....

Probably few more spots from Western ghat. 1) Kas pathar - Maharashtra (You have to visit on Aug to Oct) 2) Janjira fort & Sindhudurg fort- Maharashtra 3) Tarkarli - Maharashtra 4) Murudeshwar - Karnataka 5) Chikmagalur - Karnataka 6) Udupi - Karnataka

Tamil Nadu is all in one place.. if u want to go to hill station, u can go ooty, kodaikanal. If u want to visit spiritual place / dravidian architecture .. they are lot more temples which were built 1000 years ago or visit Mahabalipuram.. if u want to go to sunny place, u can go to chennai (Detroit of asia), vellore... 2nd longest beach in the world is in chennai.. if u want to see three ocean meeting at tip of India at Kanyakumari.. if you want to visit ghost town.. u can visit dhanushkodi.. if u want to travel across mainland over bay of Bengal.. u can go to rameshwaram.. if u want to eat tasty food.. u can go to tirunelveli (known for halwa), madurai, chennai, ambur (known for biryani) if u want to purchase dress u can visit tirpur , coimbatore (Manchester of india) Most of the places inTamilnadu are unexciting heritage site..

Korbin got so good at saying "Malayalam" now that he is now even replacing "Kerala" with "Malayalam"

Best climate to visit Tamilnadu is December, Jan and Feb are most mist foggy morning ❄️⛄❄️

Yes Korbin, Tamil Nadu and Western Ghats are indeed beautiful. Plan your trip to South India soon.

It is said that Southern India is one of the most safest places on the planet geographically as it is surrounded by Eastern & Western Ghats..Its like Huge pillars from indepth protecting the region. Its very very less prone region to Earthquakes..!!

The Western Ghats are breathtaking. The city that I live in, Satara(literally 7 stars) is actually in the center of 7 mountains of the Western Ghats. Would love to have you here.

Hey you missed chickmagalur . Famous for it's coffee estates .Also Saklespur . Agumbe Kudremukh Kabini ..Major part of western ghats is in Karnataka

Love your sentiments and thoughtfulness towards India ! Sometimes, I fall in love with my country over and over again seeing your reactions.Thank you

That's why India is called a subcontinent ,as you'll get everything a continent has

South Indian States: TamilNadu(Tamil), Kerala(Malayalam), Karnataka(Kannada), Andhra Pradesh(Telugu), Telangana(Telugu)

Plz explore NILGIRIS... OOTY....It is called the QUEEN of Hill Stations...The place where mountain range of western ghats and eastern ghats meet is the Nilgiris...They are heritage mountains that are way older and were there even before the continents drifted...Apart from the greenery and wildlife u know there are 4300 endemic species of faura and fauna that exist only here...and It will take u a few weeks or months to explore the beauty of Nilgiris alone...You will see the beauty of heaven on earth here...It is my home town...will be waiting to welcome you guys here

With all the negetivity and shitty things going on in our country, your videos are a breeze of positivity and reminds us of all that is great about India. All is not bad

Ghat is a hindi word. It means range of mountains. These destinations were not that popular among the westerners simply because the Hospitality industry was not that advanced in India compare to the western destinations you mentioned. Primarily because India was a poor nation after independence. The local citizens couldn't afford expensive facilities and hence businesses never cared. Now that some wealth has grown...in the past 10+ years the hospitality has improved. Better hotels, restaurants and other commute facilities. Locals are also looking for better places to stay and more business are investing for better facilities. Next react on Sikkim and Northeast India......those places are raw and beautiful. Even many Indians haven't visited there.

Even the Hollywood movie Darjeeling limited didn’t shot in the beautiful Indian hill station Darjeeling..instead it’s shot in Rajasthan

Ooty, Kodaikanal, kunnoor, Coorg are the most underrated places in India to visit

Guys! Just have a whole long trip of Konkan region South-West India :) from Mumbai to Trivandrum (Capital of Kerala) On your left you have this magnificent Western Ghats running parallel the majestic Arabian Sea coastline on right.. varied in different sceneries, weathers, food, language and of-course culture. Covering Mahabaleshwar -- Ratnagiri -- Goa -- Karwar -- Gokarna -- Mangalore -- Udipi -- Kasadgod-- Wayanad -- Kochi -- Munnar -- Alleppey -- Kollam --- Trivandrum You can take diversion in between and visit Ooty / Coorg and Kodaikanal in Tamil Nadu as well

Yes, Rick - it is quite intentional. And it's okay. Anyway. I live in Bangalore (South India) and most of these places are quite near from here, particularly Ooty, Coonoor, Chikmagalur, Kodai, Munnar.. even Goa. And since I work with tea, I pay frequent visits to the tea estates of Coonoor and Munnar. One specialty of the tea estates in India is that they have fantastic Tea Bungalows - which are at least a hundred years old - where you can stay; and these are situated amidst lush tea gardens. So, when you are planning your South Indian trip (whenever that is), I shall be happy to show you around, and if interested take you to one of the tea estates where you can stay in a Tea Bungalow and sip some gourmet / artisanal teas as well. :)

I have been to Munnar and Kodaikanal...and going to Kodaikanal is one of my nest experiences...its like another world...i loved the small villages and the lake and the monkeys 😂,they steal ur food....❤️..i m sooo glad i went.

One notable mention missed out in the video is the Kaas plateau in the Satara district of Maharashtra. It is a UNESCO heritage site. It's best visited between the months of October to December. The riot of colors that nature exhibits there is mesmerizing. It's a must-visit and highly recommended.

5:45... Munnar...I live here....🔥

No surprise why Tamilnadu ranks no1 in tourism. No advertisement the name Tamilnadu itself an brand🤷‍♂️

1. Mahabaleshver - Maharashtra 2. Bamnoli, vasota fort, kas pathar - Maharashtra 3. Raigad fort , sindudurag fort, and many more forts like harihar fort- Maharashtra 4. Matheran- Maharashtra 5. Melghat- Maharashtra 6. Kokan - tarkarli, devbag, kunkeshvar 7. Koyna wildlife - Maharashtra 8. Tadoba wildlife- Maharashtra 9. Lonavla, pachgani - Maharashtra 10. Amboli, sawantwadi - Maharashtra 11. Rajmachi, bhandrdara, chikaldara, Khandala - Maharashtra 12. Toranmal - Maharastra

Fun fact: the whole of eastern border of Kerala is marked by the western ghats.. and trust me Munnar is one among the many equally good hill station in Kerala. Many spots in Wayanad, Vagaman and Gavi are really beautiful..

"where's the Western ghats?" In the west....😂😂.that was so fast.

I have visited all of these places, trust me they are just as beautiful as in the pictures

9:34 just desert? We also have the wettest place on earth in meghalya💚

I have moved to mahableshwar 3 years ago for my medical study and trust me it is so so so beautiful that it would be a shame to put it in words. The camera doesn't capture the beauty like your own eyes do. I visited ooty once and I was mesmerized by the forests and wildlife there too. Also when you travel through the ghats during autumn its the most beautiful picture. Whenever travelling, the small streams which fall throughout your journey and the foggy weather is really beautiful. When you travel through mahableshwar ghats during rainy or winter season you will have to put on your headlights of your car continuously throughout your journey. Its so foggy that you can't see anything infront of you. As much beautiful it is, its dangerous too. But you know what, its worth it. Should definitely give it a try.❤️❤️

Life of pi? That showed some part of southern India if you hadn't noticed

I've lived and studied in a boarding school in Ooty for a couple of years. Still some of the best memories of my life. That place is so beautiful❤️

Come soon to taste our tamilnadu foods and tamilnaadus beautiful sceneries!!

You guys will sure enjoy the South, plan to come and watch Thalapathy movie Master. Once you asked how will be the environment inside the theatre, come and see yourself.

we welcome you all with open arms and open heart♥️♥️ -love from kerala

As a person from TN and just 90 km from OOTY and it's always our weekend destination. It's a lot, lot more beautiful than in the video.

I was born and live in Western Ghats. It is freaking beautiful, specially during monsoon season. Totally worth seeing

All hill stations in Western Ghats are tooo adorable.. sure that we get awestruck how much ever times we visit these places 🥰❤

I am from Chennai Tamil Nadu...if u come to India next time I will take u to all the place which is show in video about Tamil Nadu

Finally!!! ... I was waiting for you guys to react to this ... I will enjoy the video now ... Commenting before watching

Tenet is the only Hollywood movie where they show India (Mumbai) in a good light.. with the skyscrapers, and a rich antagonist

I am from India and i watched all videos . We loved very much for your reaction.all the best bro, it's for Kollywood and actor ilaiyathalapathi vijay.

Nice reaction guys of our western ghat region in SOUTH INDIA🙏, Karnataka covers almost 38% forest of the western ghats with some stunning places and scenery.

Western ghats are also known for heavy rains. So if u wanna enjoy rains be there in monsoon. U'll fall in love wid it. Splendid beauty accompanied with variety of local cuisine. Sea food obviously being a speciality in Goa.

This year starting, we first planned for moonar tour, first covid case reported, Kerala govt. Closed the tourist destination, we cancelled and fixed to go coorg, karnataka. This time central govt closed all the tourist destination 😥

Media won't show these beautiful parts of India. They only show slums in Mumbai and deserts.

*Very informative* Loved the reaction ❤

From Mumbai, take the Konkan railway to the south.....it is one of the most beautiful train journeys ever. You get to see the mountains and valleys, waterfalls, lakes and sea coast.

The reason why TN has most towns is because most English people from Madras presidency East India company had homes there.. TN has the most number of prestigious English convents and architecture

I been to Munnar last year it was wow I just never wanted to come back from there, it is still so green so Beutiful so prosperous in nature, we were in hotel at top of mountain between coffee plantation had glass wall and literally in clouds we saw sunrise every day it was magical, all day we were roaming in valleys and mountains still couldn't store all of that beauty in eyes was never enough all such places I wish they remain same for many more years

Love to meet guys when you come Kerala ...🔥❤️

The best time to visit south Indian hill station is from sept to december after south west monsoon stops and everywhere its full of small streams, waterfalls and lush green hills...

Mahabaleshwar, coorg, kodaikanal, ooty, waynad, munar, tekkadi are beautiful locations of western ghats

Everytime Korbin sees something some forests or mountain in India,he is like "So Green"😂 Dude India is not just deserts bruh 😂😂

North and south of India is pretty different. Culture wise too. It's like every state is a different country but people are still bonded by single emotion, that is 'India'. India is an emotion, it's a one bigg family!

You guys have one of most scenic & diverse terrains on this planet over there. The sheer landmass boggles me. I guess everyone feels the grass is always greener on the other side. But every country has it's uniqueness & even I haven't seen much of the US landscapes in movies. Unless u make movies like Peter Jackson, I guess there r lesser opportunities of land depictions & it's beauty.

Kulabag or Alibhag fort in maharashtra, Murud based Janjira fort.... These are a few doors which are in the sea and accessible only during low tides by walk

whenever Ricks about SouthIndia his acting talent kicks in...

Western ghats for hill top scenic view , north east for beautiful dense forest n nature camp , Himalayas northern part of India snow scenic view chill out ... Desert on Rajasthan n gujrat side ... U name the weather people' enjoy india has it..😁🙂 it's not just different people's u find here even climate n places also 🙂

Very few information about western ghat.. there is way more to cover like Radhanagari wildlife sanctuary, Doodhsagar Falls, Amboli, Anshi National park, Chandoli National park, number of forts and many more....

You can find greenery mostly in monsoons and autumn . Not throughout the year

Probably most of the tourists..when they plan about India only the northern India parts..like the himalayas ..Taj mahal..will come into their mind and at least to south they may know about Mumbai bcz its the one of the biggest metro cities in south..but there is a heaven beyond Mumbai down to the tip of the south including Karnataka..Kerala and Tamil Nadu which is the heaven of greenishness in India...Only those tourists who once visited these southern states knows about the beauty of these places...u may not see big cities and Hotels like in the north..but if u want to taste the ultimate beauty of nature u have to come south - from Kerala

These were the major tourist spots for college and school tour in South India

Yes...along the west coast of the Indian peninsula. Hill stations in the north and south of the country were specifically developed during the British rule so the Brits could cool off during the scorching Indian summers. In fact the summer capitals of several Indian states were located in the hills.

My personal top five western ghat destinations that I've visited will be Kodaikanal, Coorg, Munnar, Mahabaleshwar and Lonavala !

What I liked about this video is your facial expressions and the reactions ( the surprise, the appreciation ) while you watched the various destinations shown in the video 😃😃 . This is what I like about your reaction videos - your genuine reactions about the things you like and dislike about India. The destinations and places shown in the original video were impressive as well.

Try to come in winter time (nov_feb), ooty, kodaikanal,munnar, allepey boat house.,

Im the die hard fan for miless reaction and funny stuffs 😂😂😂

These places are quite beautiful year round, but if you want to visit when they are really lush and green, you should time it right after the monsoons.

Except for Goa, I have visited every other place mentioned in this video. You guys should make time and visit these places, a splendid sights.

Western ghats famous chickmagalur also there here mullayanagiri ,kudremukh ,bhadhra famous for coffee plantations, hills,cool weather

There are plenty of places missing in that list, Karwar in Karnataka, Ratnagiri in Maharashtra, Panchgani in Maharashtra to name just a few. There are plenty of movies that have been shot in these locations. Most of these locations are in fact filming locations. There is a Fahad Faasil movie that is picturised in Idukki. Sadma by Sridevi and kamal hassan was in Kodaikanal. Many classic Malayalam films were in these places.

I have been munnar it was an amazing experience The scent of tea leaves while enjoying the beautiful visual the lake the valleys ❤️❤️❤️

I literally had a pain in my heart when thy were discussing..western ghats from mumbai to punjab..ya thy dont the geography but u all r thinking north is always great. South is also so much great still retaining the culture.and ofcourse extraordinary landscape

True to its name coorg is "Scotland of india" . The home made variety of wines are must try in coorg.

Starting from Trimbakeshwar upto Kerala the Western Ghats are Awasome every 50Km there is diverse food, culture along the ghat

Well most mega cities like Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai are similar. If you want to visit the real India, visit the various tourist places across the subcontinent. My recommendations would be Kerala, Sikkim, Gokarna, Jharkhand, Rajasthan(definitely Jaisalmer, Udaipur) etc.

Always Welcome to South India 🙏

Any state in india- we have the beauty . U.P - hold my beer. We have U.P police 😝

It's even said the wonders of the works can be found right in India. There are many places in India which represent top scenic spots and places from all around the world.

when you are coming to south india , dont forget to visit JOG FALLS which is highest water falls in india.

i just came back from munnar,it was beautiful but unfortunately every thing was closed . but i enjoyed the drive after 6 months at home

Tamizh nadu has 5 different types of lands😍❤️

Good time to visit western ghats is July to Feb most of green .

as and when this Covid goes ... you both with your family are welcome to my city called Pune ... it's on the Western ghats ... near from Mahabaleshwar you just saw in the video ... be my guests !!

They missed Harishchandragad , Matheran, Malshej ghat, Amboli ghat, Kas Plateau which is from Maharashtra falls under Western Ghat ranges... Also beautiful locations to visit ... Harishchandragad is most beautiful place ...

"Vagamon" is another destination near Moonnar ,it's really a heaven 😍 u don't miss it 😁

Me and my dad were literally planning a one day road trip to Mahabaleshwar when this video came up...i think that's a sign💁