I Walked the World’s Busiest Street (Delhi, India)

Delhi is certainly not for the faint-hearted! I decided to walk alone through the busiest street in town, which at rush hour, is the most crowded street in the world! Would you ever do this by yourself?! Also, do you like India? I have a love-hate relationship with the country, but something keeps pulling me back!

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My name is Drew Binsky and I've been to all 197 countries in the world. I make travel videos about people, culture, and anything else I find interesting on the road. My ultimate goal is to inspire you to travel far and wide because our planet is beautiful!

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[zga]

The most easiest method to earn more money by using a clickbait thumbnail with a racist undertone, showcasing only the most impoverished and crowded areas of India. But you know very well that India extends far beyond these stereotypes, boasting serene mountains, hill stations, pristine beaches, national parks, waterfalls, stunning temples, palaces, and modern cities. But you hardly show that

[thetribalwriter]

Hey Drew, I'd suggest you to come to the North-east of India. It's completely different from the rest of India and I'm sure you'll be surprised. States like Nagaland, Sikkim, and Mizoram will leave you awestruck I'm sure.

[JERIMIAHZENDIAH-dbgy]

India is truly a land of endless diversity and vibrancy, I love India from Trinidad and Tobago.

[djsal]

just came back from New Delhi and yes it's exactly how it is in the video. It's one of the most busiest city in the world. You will never feel lonely and alone in India because you are always surrounded by people who will keep you active. India now has the worlds largest population over 1.4 billion and in New Delhi alone you're in the middle of 33 million people.India is very incredible.

[flashroxx]

that thumbnail is absolutely disrespectful

[ChineseOne]

Indian stone age city where vehicle noise. Very different from China, everything is modern.

[ericg]

Great video Drew ! India is definitely in my bucket list

[tajoszlav]

I was on these streets in September last year. Oh my God, it was INTENSE.

[spellbindingjourney]

Delhi's one of the most chaotic places I've ever been to. I love that area you're in, wild, with a lot of local activity and colour. I was once there just before Diwali and saw tons of unfortunate goats for sale. That mosque is fantastic. The area near the New Delhi Train station is also crazy. India is a must-visit country, with so much variety, culture, excellent food and incredible scenery.

[acidburn]

You're inspirational, your videos make me want to visit countries I previously knew nothing about, thanks dude

[HalimWander]

the problem is all type of vehicle were allowed on the road..plus cow roaming around can cause a congestion too..

[rottenrobbie]

This is not just a travel channel ....This is a cultural documentary that makes me appreciate our planet and I will support this channel till I'm an old woman. 🥰👍

[CultureDrift]

It's amazing how friendly and welcoming the locals are. Keep sharing these beautiful moments from your travels!

[tvo]

Wash water was so dirty…definitely will get Delhi Belly, if you eat there

[michellestenzel]

Hi Drew, I was in India for the first time last month and loved visiting the colorful streets of Old Delhi, so thank you for this great video!

[yella_c]

Love watching India vlogs... they're so ALIVE!!

[ZacharyRodriguezVlogs]

India is so beautiful! I’d love to visit!

[nb]

The water them plates where getting washed in was crazy…definitely not getting a rinse 🚿

[bojanapavlovic]

Well I have only love relationship with India, and this part of Delhi is amazing, history of it is facinating, from hundreds of years of history that artisans, restaurants and perfume shops have to people, who are so warm and friendly. And so multicultural, so rich in heritage! And only two metro stops from there you have modern wide roads, buildings, restaurants, so this is only one of many fascinating sides of Delhi! It is not crazy, it is populated, the wires are not without logic, they work, they are functional for the people that live there, and make it not only work, but create great food, great products and their livelyhood. It is not to be made into sensational video on how crazy sth. is, but it should showcase the respect for the community that lives there and carries wonderful, rich, layered, complex history on its back, and keepes it alive. While living their lives. And in much richer countries people give less, we should show more respect for the people who donate food. You failed to mention the Sikh gurdwara nearby, less than ten minutes on foot, Jain temple and Shivji temple, so within ten minutes from each other you will find a mosque, gurdwara, hindu and jain temple, as a part of the heritage, and of course, still functioning as temples. A perfume shop, 400 years of history, they say, restaurants, textiles, again, history of design and textiles are the topic for itself. Sorry, but this video... you can do better!

[Baloch-hzwf]

Drew, Please make a video comparing Posh areas and other areas of India like you did one for Venezuela.