Visiting The Most Misrepresented Country In The World

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[JordenTually]

The social media hate on India has become way to accepted over the last few years. Crazy that no one cares 😭

[leelavathik]

This is the only non stereotypical creator that went to India and gave an honest review. Hats off to you brother

[manchestercityfc]

As a fellow Australian who visited India a couple months back, I completely agree. It is so beautiful

[calebk]

Recently I read on the news "French traveller was traumatised by travelling in indian trains"
First of all, since the wealth disparity is so large, things are put into place such that both poor and rich can have a way of transportation. If a rich person goes and travells in a place where funding for cleanliness and other ameneties was more affordale for the lower classes of society, when they could have just as easily booked a flight or a better train, OBVIOUSLY they will get traumatised by the state of things. They go for their little "Adventure" instead of following proper itenaries and get surprised that they cant handle it.
Secondly, when my father travelled in the Paris metro and had to deal with the stench, crowds, and lost his wallet to a pickpocketter, i didnt hear of any news headlines in french media speaking about this.

[libervitaexaltis]

Growing up in India is definitely a play of extremes. Extreme darkness and extreme light somehow coexisting together. Seeing such intense suffering and poverty but being continuously aware that you dwell in the shadow of a colossal heritage. You see unspeakable acts of kindness you could have never imagined, along with evil that you never even thought a person could be capable of

It makes you both love and hate life very intensely. It's a gift and a burden simultaneously.

[PrathameshPrafulHole]

There difference between showing bad side and showing only the bad side.

[LeoniaPlaysBS]

I actually came to India for the first time in 2015, and it's been 10 years. I love it, and I recommend everyone coming. India's not for everyone, but it's so beautiful and mesmerizing, you'll stall forever

[swapnilsingh]

Social media needs more creaters like u ...who are honest and paint the real picture...We aren't say we are perfect..but a genuine attempt to discover the reality goes far beyond any hate..!

[kalpanakapil]

Being an Indian
I have to say
THANK YOU MAN

[nithinnithin]

Visit these places bro

1. Madurai, tamilnadu – One of the world’s oldest cities with deep spiritual vibes


2. Hampi, Karnataka – Stunning ancient ruins and landscapes perfect for cinematic content.


3. Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh – Remote mountain villages, monasteries, and dramatic terrain.


4. Rajasthan (Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Jaipur) – Palaces, deserts, culture, and color.


5. Meghalaya – Living root bridges, caves, and lush waterfalls.


6. Rann of Kutch, Gujarat – White salt desert with surreal sunsets and the Rann Utsav festival.


7. Andaman Islands – Turquoise beaches and underwater adventures.


8. Darjeeling & Sikkim – Tea gardens, mountain views, and unique Himalayan culture.


9. Sundarbans, West Bengal – Mangrove forests and Bengal tiger territory.


10. Kerala Backwaters – Houseboat rides, tropical beauty, and authentic village life.

11. Visit Indian premier league (ipl) match

[amritkhanna]

India is always interpreted wrong but there r so many places which r like heaven…and u can call the same things for other countries too

[Casebeyond]

Walking through a cinematic movie is the most accurate description of india I've come across.

[TAV]

The crow sitting on the cow, is a total badass😂

[Nidhi-zgpb]

I am so glad that you're speaking out on this. I have seen so many tourists on social media call india the dirtiest country when they're just recording the dirty part.

[Arjun_FlyRCB]

As an Indian, i am very happy u made this video, i a lot of foreigners have a lot of negative thoughts Abt india but now by posting this you have shown the real India 🇮🇳

[LuxPlanes]

That shot with the birds and the sunset behind the clouds was magical

[theandonly_xcraft]

As an British Indian who lived in India for 6 years, I saw 2 sides, unhygienic, dirty, crowded and loud streets and posh, clean and perfectly paved roads with skyscrapers and luxurious recreational clubs.

[smruti.j]

Thank you SO MUCH for making this video. Honestly, all the “creators” (should rather call them idiots) coming to india and just documenting the bad parts of it clearly only do so for clout and money.

[ranadeepkundu]

Yes, we are working on our garbage disposal, air pollution and river cleaning. It'll take time, specially with limited budget. But we are trying to address such problems.

[Noob_coder]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. I know some parts of india are not very developed, but its not our fault. After the partition, India was left in poverty after British colonilism (a sad but true fact). BUT we are making a huge comeback. We have pulled our economy back and working to expand development and education, and MANY areas feel no different or even better than USA, UK, UAE, and other countries that don't start with a U. Jai Hind 🇮🇳