Daily life in RAJASTHAN, INDIA 🇮🇳- CITY vs RURAL

In this episode, I am riding from Bundi, to Rusirani, a small community inside the Sariska Tiger Reserve. On the way, I pass through Jaipur, the Pink City. I see camels on the road, elephant, water buffalo and stay with an incredibly hospitable Indian family in the country side. I will never forget this day, and seeing so much of my beloved country that is India..

Here I teach all my filming techniques including getting drone shots while riding!

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[johnnorth]

India is a country that on paper should not function because of it's diversity but in reality functions perfectly well, perhaps because of it's diversity. Who better than Noraly to help us explore the real India and help us understand this magnificent country ?

[jodijones]

Amazing; elephants, monkeys, camels, goats, tigers, buffalo, peacocks and not in a zoo .... so so grateful to see such a wonderful place .. who knew? and for her to be supporting the local communities .. THANK YOU so for taking me on this journey. Much love to Noraly🥰

[Amuzic_Earth]

For people who don't know, this is not just any village, but a village inside a reserve forest, a protected area...there are special permissions for people of different tribes and clans in India who are completely dependent on nature for most part and still kinda live a primitive life, to live inside a protected forest area. So, you can't possibly get any more rural than this in India. India is a land of peaceful cohabitation, anybody is allowed to live in the way they wish and homogeneity or a particular way of living is not enforced upon...This is the reason why you don't see homogeneous urban or rural scapes that you see in other countries. People, animals all live in their own way, sometimes in separate landscapes, sometimes all simultaneously, which creates a complex multidimensional layers...which is what makes it so hard to be perceived by the foreigners. Noraly has began to get these layers and that's why she connects so well here.

[ffiori-uwrz]

Congratulations Noraly!
Thank's!
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[budburrell]

India is truly fascinating! Your interaction with local people show us their world. Thank you.

[Meonlymeagain]

I visited India many years ago and found the countryside to really have the essence of the country. Many happy people with very little material goods. Taught me a little about happiness.

[ericcox]

Thank you so much, Noraly, for showing the world how most people are good.
I wish everyone could see this!!

[kashifabdul]

India is a amazing country ❤I hope to visit my country as soon🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫😘😘

[talkingdrops]

You went deep in the rural India region 🥺thanks for exploring our old culture and breaking stereotypes 🙏🇮🇳enjoy incredible india, God bless you

[tanyroy]

I really admire the background music you put in each video. Being an Indian and seeing you explore my country as a local instead as a tourist, makes me happy.

[jasonzerbini]

We are so fortunate to see another masterpiece of culture we would never see or learn about elsewhere. As I watch every scene I try to imagine the amount of time and creativity it takes to assemble it into something so grand. And how carefully Noraly chooses which shots get included. I feel like nothing is accidental and every shot has meaning. Just like the farming community she shows that plants tobacco and reaps the harvest, Noraly plants seeds of love, kindness, humility, and joy, nourishes them, and we see the the harvest she reaps. Thank you Noraly. Peace! ❤❤❤

[patriciabramble]

My husband and I learn so much from your videos. I have learnt so much about India, it’s an amazing country

[amlanbhattacharjee]

India is a whole different world in itself.. Beautiful forts, animals on roads, people, intense traffic yet organized, food, modern and ancient life, what not..where else on earth we can see this...loving this series.❤

[thatsaroger]

I did not know much about India until watching this series. What a majestic country and people! Thank you Noraly for sharing your experiences, you have really helped open the heart of this sheltered American to other cultures. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[tanyabooysen]

Please give Noraly a thumbs 👍, she never fails to produce top-class videos. Much love admiration and appreciation from South Africa 🇿🇦

[badassstatus]

India is the happiest country for animals and nature

[ragweed]

I always get a smile on my face watching Noraly’s interaction and kindness to animals as she passes them. After the bustling city traffic, it was so peaceful to end the day in the village. Such beautiful, polite, people hosting you. Really enjoyed today’s video. Thanks for always sharing the best.

[AnupamRastogi-hfyb]

India has given so much to the world..whole world must acknowledge the contribution of india to the humanity..❤❤

[jordanmntungwa]

Such a vibrant and lively place. Rural India is so familiar even though I am South African. We live the same way no matter where we're from. I haven't felt this close to India before. I wonder what our nations would be like if the European ships just sailed on by in 1800s and never stopped to make their paradise on the backs of natives.
India, so colorful and kind. a calm and curious temperament from every eye that catches your bike riding by. can you imagine the colorful temples and Forts peering out from the green of the jungle. can you imagine the garments that were hand sewn and how bright the colours were. Imagine the abundance of wildlife like the elephants and monkeys and camels. Imagine the abundance of forest and nature

[tonyrahalski]

I absolutely love this woman for showing us the rest of the planet