What can we learn from them?

Why aren't we this hospitable to guests? These people are an inspiration.

I learnt a lot about hospitality, both Mehmaan Nawazi (hospitality) and Atithi Devo Bhava (the guest is equivalent to God). Hospitality is different where I'm from! I hope I can be more like these kind people in the video.

#hospitality #chai #tea #india #pakistan #gilgit

[KarlRock]

*What did I learn?*
I learnt a lot about hospitality, both Mehmaan Nawazi (hospitality) and Atithi Devo Bhava (the guest is equivalent to God). Hospitality is different where I'm from! I hope I can be more like these kind people in the reel.

[Feynman_Fries]

One thing I've universally heard is the hospitality of Pakistani people. This is so overwhelming. As an indian I wish someday there would be better relations between the two countries and that I shall be able to visit pakistan for its food. Love from India.

[shuaibgahlot]

Karl Rock lives in India and married to an Indian girl. His father in law is a local BJP politician in Haryana. Its amazing to see how beautifully he is making videos of similarities between India and Pakistan's food, culture and places. Thats great that he is spreading love in both countries. Sometimes I think that how his father in law reacts after watching these type of videos. As we know BJP people abuse Pakistan and Muslims all the times.

[KarlRock]

Watch the full tour now, click the ⏵ related video link.

[pats-slots]

Beautiful people we can all learn a lot

[cristinabock]

Kindness of strangers. The world desperately needs more of it.

[hummingbird]

World can learn from these innocent, humble and simple people that shrewd, clever and greedy people will rule u in return.

[alec]

They are happy without all the riches and possessions. What a lovely group of people.

[wildlifeshutterbug]

Kindness, courtesy and simplicity. Those are some of the things we can learn from such people and experiences.

[saadali]

The amazing guy who was hardly earning $1.80 to $2.10 a day, still offered and said what can i do for you. (what he actually said is what would you like to eat or drink).

[QASIMALI-utkv]

Tea in Pakistan isn't just a drink it's a whole package of respect and acceptance when someone offer you a cup of tea with him

[TheHeckMarsh]

Pakistan 🇵🇰 is the most humble and kind people ever

[Stranger_Dude]

they're the reason the society is still surviving

[ParsaKhan-sozl]

Pakistan is easily the most hospitable country on earth.
People with tremendous generosity of spirit who open their doors to visitors unlike the West where they treat you with hostility & suspicion & tell you to "go back where you came from".

[travellerneo]

We always need a foreigner to remind us Indians and Pakistanis have very common culture

[MA-ddyp]

I was there for 2 days, the hospitality is unrivaled

[jamshedykhan]

From these people, you should learn that:
"Don't talk negatively about Pakistan without any reason."

You're the only foreign YouTuber who has issues with Pakistan for no apparent reason. Yes, we know your wife is indian, but don't be such a "Run Mureed" that you start trolling Pakistan as if your grandfather fought in the 1965 Indo-Pak war. 😅😅😅

[mastergaming]

The lesson is they r most innocent ppl no haterd happily living their life in whatever they have not even hesitate to share very welcoming full of values and love …

[emilyannamanda]

Oh wow, and this is just the short this makes me curious of the long videos

[genzigzag]

This is how you'll be treated in the broader Islamic world. As Muslims we must offer hospitality to travelers. It is a core aspect of the faith. Even when those you come across will have less than you.