How to Travel INDIA - but is it safe?

This is an awesome 7 day itinerary that will show you how to travel India, from Delhi, Agra and the Taj Mahal and the pink city of Jaipur. I also share MUST know India tips on safety, transportation and the holi colour festival.

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[sudhiryadav]

Some Most common Mistakes Foreigner do in India.
1) They stick with New Delhi and north and miss 95% of india which is totally different n beautiful.
2)Every Indian cities has high luxury hotel but they choose cheapest one.( n feel uncomfortable)
3) Instead of a good and hygienic indian food restaurant they choose cheapest road side stall ( n get sick)
4) In search for local culture n tradition they choose most dirty or slum area of city where only poor lives.(later perceive whole city dirty).
India is most diverse country. It has everything from cheapest to most expensive and the Cheapest thing is for poorest Not for foreigner.
One more thing India has most affordable internet so use it for everything from food to traveling and choose Best one Not Cheapest one.🙏

[LeviLooke]

I came back from India a month ago, it was life changing....

If you’re there I recommend
1. Going to the Himalayas and doing a trek
2. Go to jaisalmer and do a camel safari
3. Catch a 3 hr flight from Delhi to the Andaman Islands

[rajk.]

I don't understand what tourist find intresting in old Delhi?
Why not north east?
Why not kerala?
Why not odisha or chhatishgarh?

[otakuanimx]

you have only explored 0.004% of India

[vk-mphx]

400 yrs old monument in North , 2000 yrs ancient mysteries temples are in

[rushimahanubhav]

I dont know why but the travel route of 90% foreign tourists is just mumbai-jaipur-delhi-agra and
This is india we love it....
Man you havent really seen the country ..
Next time you go to south india it will be like a different world for you that goes same for northeast and ladakh too

[colleenbarlow]

Thank you for this honest video. I went to India for 2 months in 2010 and I found it life changing. I have travelled to many countries but nothing compares to India. As a woman I can only say be respectful and know that in hotter countries people generally cover themselves more than we as North Americans do. Clothing can protect from the harsh sun. Like you I found the people of India to be amazing, kind, generous and friendly. The more you travel you realize you need to use common sense.

[laurenanderson]

You are the reason why I went to THAILAND on my 21st birthday!! I guess India is next :)

[longhornfinch]

A general rule of thumb: If you are eating street food in India, make sure it is being made in front of you and is hot(piping hot). Avoid already cut and exposed fruits and vegetables.

[ancy]

You should visit Kerala 🏝 . You will love it for sure.

[Suman_]

$20 for 60 days 1.4 GB / day
I get it for $4

[JasmineLipska]

Thank you so much for this Christian! Watched through the whole video and it was SO detailed and helpful, we really appreciate it! Definitely has inspired me more to visit India :)

[fatimazaria]

BBC Nd Al Jazeera left the chat!!
Lots of love from Bangladesh ❤️

[CosmoTrav]

I stayed for a couple of weeks in Calcutta and my food experience was the best eating street food! I got sick twice from eating in a « luxury » restaurant. My advice: eat on the streets but only vegetarian!

[DocTourer_Shashvat]

As a travel vlogger from India. India is not only about Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. There is so much more it than what westerners think of India. It has so much more to offer and i think off beat places are the ones that really take your breath away even though i stay here.

[vizdom]

South India. Is completely different guys u should visit again!

[XavierLeong]

India has always been a place I've been interested in visiting! I have two friends who live there but it's always felt like such a far away, hard to reach destination! Great video!

[BodybuildingBEASTMotivation]

You can drink tap water but in Kullu Manali Himachal Pradesh and other green mountain places.

[Cassiearan]

We own a cookie shop business in our college town. When we first started it, we just graduated college and were living in our car with very little direction, just a huge passion to be successful. I started it out of a local bagel shop in their off hours at night with my boyfriend, Bran. It was a crazy experience but it worked! We became a success! And how we have our first storefront location (a second one currently under construction but launching soon!) We started it to fund a year long backpacking trip around the world and to be successful while living the life of our dreams. And now we're able to go on a month long travel to Iceland while running the business remotely. Hopefully, our next destination would be in India this year! :D

[smev.]

Thank you for supporting Katy in her most difficult moments that she had to go through, thousands of thanks for being there for her