THIS Is Why Chennai Is My Favorite City In All India! 🇮🇳

THIS Is Why Chennai Is My Favorite City In All India! 🇮🇳

Yo guys, my second day in Chennai I started with exploring the East part of the city. Tbh Chennai, quickly became my favorite city in India for its vibrant culture, warm hospitality, and stunning coastal views. From the rich history of Fort St. George to the bustling Marina Beach, every corner of Chennai offers a unique experience. The mouth-watering South Indian cuisine, especially the dosas and filter coffee, is a treat for the taste buds. The city's blend of traditional values and modern lifestyle, coupled with friendly locals, makes Chennai an unforgettable destination in India. In this video, I am first exploring the east part of the city. Later on, I am checking out the city center of Chennai. Last but not least, we are going to end this video with a nice dinner. Enjoy!

#chennai #tamilnadu #india

00:00 Intro
00:33 Chennai Market
01:10 Chennai Temple
03:10 Tea Time
10:46 Chennai City Center
19:00 Outro

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[metevice]

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[Patmin]

when you are in south of India USE "VANAKKAM" as greeting instead of namastae

[hustler]

I'm from North East India, I studied in Chennai, and I love chennai 😊❤Best & the most authentic city, people are connected to roots and respect others.

[S.NAVEENKUMAR-glmw]

Welcome to Tamil Nadu Chennai ✨💕 வணக்கம்

[mohdshahizzan]

Tamil people are the most warm, kind and polite. Love from Malaysia 🎉

[FLORAJOHN]

That is tamilians hospitality that master showing Tamil people hospitality
தமிழர்களின் விருந்தோம்பலை நிரூபித்த டீ மாஸ்டர் அண்ணாவுக்கு நன்றி

[vijayanandoracle]

14:30 that old lady asks hey Cat eye ( cat eyed fellow) , are you taking photo ?? 😂 . கொழுப்பு புடிச்ச கெழவி😂

[lingeshanr]

16:58 You just moved away drinking. You should complete drinking the tender coconut juice and he will get it, cut it for you to eat the tender coconut pieces inside. You just wasted it. 😐

[manikandanrp]

@14.30 that lady dai cat eye (poona kanna) are you taking photo

[suprajalingareddy]

I love chennai and its beautiful beaches amidist big city and also transport facilities are top notch❤frm andhra

[Whatyouwishfor]

I miss my chennai . Makkal romba nalla pesuraga. Happy that i came from chennai

[Vikk_ash]

2:48 one brother is sleeping here 🤣🤣😂 bro

[AnoNymous-io]

those are not temples. they are temporary shrines. you went there during Vinayaka Chathurthi (ie Ganesha festival) season. Every street will have some idol of Ganesha. they will be displayed there for about 2 weeks. After the festival is over, those idols will be submerged in the sea. you are lucky to catch that, those are very beautifully made idols, seen only during that time of the year.

[lingeshanr]

Even if they insist you to take it for free, pay them Rs. 10 for Tea and the respective basic amounts for the foods consumed. 🙌

[KaranR]

@metevice 14:00, it was not butter milk, he said badam milk for your understanding, but actually it's Rosemilk

[OneHiveBilling]

Its cute when people explain their culture and locality to the foreign people. like a baby showing their toys to elders....

[alanmusic_]

Hallo Kumpel, schönes Video! Nur eine kleine Klarstellung 🙏 – Vinayagar Chaturthi (oder Ganesh Chaturthi) ist ein hinduistisches Fest zu Ehren der Geburt von Lord Ganesha. Es wird normalerweise mit wunderschönen Tonidolen gefeiert, die zu Hause oder in provisorischen Pavillons (Pandals) aufgestellt werden – nicht unbedingt in Tempeln. Mir ist aufgefallen, dass du im Video von "Tempeln" gesprochen hast, aber die Aufnahmen sahen eher nach Straßen-Pandals oder privaten Aufstellungen aus. Außerdem wird die Statue traditionell etwa eine Woche lang aufbewahrt und anschließend im See oder Meer versenkt – ein symbolisches Ritual namens "Visarjan". Trotzdem – die festliche Stimmung hast du toll eingefangen. Vielen Dank fürs Teilen! Liebe Grüße aus Tamil Nadu 🇮🇳

[Nt-ncps]

Bring a native of Chennai even i have never visited these congested local street markets. Kudos to you

[redapple]

Nice .love the way how you can talk to anybody with a smile without knowing the local language..❤👏

[NarayanaTheUltimate]

15:40 The reason India The Great is because you have greeted "Elumalai" a Hindu by different Culture and he simply acknowledged it. Where else can you find this unity and patience?