1st Arrival In Delhi, India's Biggest City 🇮🇳 (Stressful?)

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I am arriving in India for the first time! Join me on a journey from Thailand to Delhi, India. Delhi is not only the biggest city in India, it's also one of the biggest cities in the world with over 32 million people. How will it be to arrive in such a mega city? Delhi is only going to be the first stop for me on my journey in India. Over the next weeks I will also leave New Delhi and travel to different areas of India. But for now I am happy to be in Delhi, India and explore this interesting mega city. Join me!

Timestamps:
00:00 Let's go to India!
00:30 Air India Business Class
05:38 Arrival process at Delhi Airport
08:21 Why I don't need a sim card
09:53 Taking Delhi Metro
17:17 Do I get a fair price for the Tuk Tuk?
19:46 Aerocity Luxury Hotel
23:13 1st impressions of Delhi Aerocity
26:35 The Original 1947 Butter Chicken

#india #delhi #newdelhi
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[KenAbroad]

🇮🇳 If you're new here, feel free to subscribe to follow my journey in India

[kaushalparmar]

The security is so tight because we have so ‘peaceful’ neighbours

[SidCool]

Pro Tip - don't judge a country on basis some random DW, BBC, Al Jazeera, CNN, Fox, Documentary 😊

[atrangimemer]

"It's an auto with a capacity of 4 people. You should pay ₹ 20 if you are sharing, but since you are taking the whole auto, I think the price is correct."

[barrysmith]

Hey Mate, I am going back to India🇮🇳 for my 3rd visit in June great to watch again. Greetings from OZ🇦🇺

[doodle]

You are the rare western youtuber who spends money and give tips...good for a change...stay in nice areas..welcome

[ggreg]

Was in India 20 yrs ago. Was TOTALLY chaotic. What I am seeing is the opposite. I am impressed so far, as you have been. Nice vid. Look forward to many more.

[DebbieDougall-yp]

India is my absolute favourite destination.
My first trip to India was back in 2016 and again in 2018. I spent 4 months backpacking and staying with families and NGO’s.
My first impression of Delhi was like yours.
The airport was clean, comfortable and duty free excellent.
We took a taxi into town and the beginning of the drive from the airport was clean and well maintained.
Then we hit the organized chaos of Delhi.
Loved every moment of my time there and visited Chandi Chowk and Red Fort.
I do prefer smaller places and really enjoyed McLeod Gang and Ram Jula.
Great place to visit, very hospitable and kind people.
Looking forward to going south next time.

[Varian_t]

20GB $35 😮😮
India's Jio SIM provindes ≈ 1TB 5G internet for ≈$47 for a year😂

[pankajyadav-hjtt]

Bro Dhanyawad is a Hindi word and
Shukriya is a Urdu word
But both are same.
Love from India🇮🇳

[varundasschandigarh]

My Dear Brother.
Welcome to India.
Im from Chandigarh.
If u wish to come to Chandigarh than you're most welcome.

[neerajsharma-lsvk]

Old delhi is chaotic.. Its full of challages.. New delhi is great😊

[anuch]

Wow I'm so impressed to see this video. I hope to visit India in future. Looks very clean and beautiful place.

[Indianoamericanorussiano]

A trip to india is incomplete without a trip to Himalayas.
World's most beautiful places :
1) Uttarakhand - Himachal - Kashmir - Ladakh - Fairy meadows - Sikkim of india

2) Switzerland (bernese oberland & Zermatt )

3) Everest base camp & Annapurna base camp trek of Nepal

4) Transsiberian railway & murmansk of Russia

5) Lofoten (reinebringen) & Trolltunga, Kjeragbolten of norway

6) Antarktika (the mysterious continent of world)

[SaikatB]

9:25 if you knew the rate of data in India, you would definitely have opted for the local SIM. It's about 200-300 INR(3-5 USD) for a month, with data cap of 1 GB-3GB/day. The price listed in the nomad app there is 6-10 times the original rate, if I am not mistaken.

Edit: Well, you did know the rate. But, it was sponsorship.

[ching]

Smart man slowly adjusting not directly jumping in to chaos...hope you have a great time in india

[Nasir_bareilly]

17:15 I wish all the people of India understood this work very well 🙏

[AO-xdml]

Dhanyawad is most formal and appropriate in Hindi.

[delhidebb]

You either hate Delhi or love it! There is no middle ground. I’ve been 8 times and obviously i love Delhi. Paharganj is my favourite place to base myself. Can recommend casa central and natraj for budget accommodation and SAMS BAR for people watching while enjoying a beer or cocktail if you’re lucky enough to get a table overlooking MAIN BAZAAR.Usually you can only withdraw 10, 000 rupees from atm. Exiting the airport is a lot less chaotic then it used to be now that autos aren’t allowed in.My best advice is to always agree on a price before proceeding further and dont get tricked by auto drivers to go via any market or store. Offer them an extra 50 rupees not to take you [thats usually how much they get paid to bring a tourist there] that will save you time and money.And 50 rupees is the usual price for auto to a nearby place. NEVER EVER TELL ANYONE ITS YOUR FIRST TIME THERE!To save offending anyone just say thankyou. Danyvaad is used when addressing Hindus. Shukriya for muslims. But thankyou is pretty much universal as well as placing your hand on your heart, that shows appreciation! As for the food and drink. Always use bottled water, even for brushing teeth.Avoid ice cubes!Check out the oil before buying deep fried food. If it resembles sump oil from a car engine dont eat there. Keep an open mind, don’t judge. You will see things you probably wish you didnt. Accept that other peoples lives are different from ours. Never believe that your booked hotel is very bad or burnt down etc. My usual response is’ my friend/husband is waiting there for me’ As for must have food items Chole Bhatura, Kathi rolls and garlic cheese naan are must haves! Dahl makhani is rich and my favourite Dahl Enjoy Delhi. I wish i was there. Sundar Bharat!

[Dimitri_]

They are going very fast... Love from France ❤️🇫🇷