Pakistan is one of my favourite countries and is on my high list of countries to visit. Thank you very much for the invitation.

Hi, yes they did check the passport when I left Andorra but I don't think they stamped my passport. I don't remember them checking my passport when I entered Andorra from Toulouse, France though.

I took the 'Andorra by bus' company from Toulouse, France to Andorra and 'Alsa Bus' from Andorra to Barcelona. The scenery is really beautiful and bus is very comfortable. I am sure you will have a great journey.

@@TravelwithDeepakTripathi Cheers... looking forward to it.

Hi, I took the bus company called Andorra by bus. If you are departing from Toulouse, France; it will drop you at your hotel in Andorra for no extra charge. If you are going from Barcelona, there is another bus company called Alsa. It won't drop you at your hotel though. You can find more information about this bus company by following the link below. www.andorrabybus.com/en Andorra is a beautiful country. I am sure you will have a great time there.

@@TravelwithDeepakTripathi thank you so much for the info. Working on 38th country plus come starting next week.

Thanks a lot brother...

Hi, it's Nepali language.

Mardi himal long trek cha tara dherai garo chaina. Yo mountain ma chattan(rocks) haru matrai cha, euta pani tree chaina bato bhari. Dhungai dhunga ma 50m altitude bata 1350m altitude thado ukalo lagnu parcha. 1 day mai almost 20 km total distance cover garnu parcha. Mathi hotel chaina, same day nai return hunu parcha. Winter ma yo mountain ma pani snow parcha dherai garo huncha. Maile dherai places ma trekking gareko experience ma share gareko ho. Gopro le khichda video ma tough nadekhiyeko matrai ho. Nepal ma trekking point already high altitude bata start huncha. 3000m mathi pani trees huncha. Scenic hisab le ta hamro mardi ra aru mountains haru dherai nai ramailo cha ni. Tyo ta kunai comparison nai chaina.

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Thank you so much for watching our video.

Thanks for watching bro. I'm glad you liked it.

Ma pani Dale ko video ma uhako comment dekhera aako

Thank you so much for watching our video.

March 2020

Hello brother..

Hi, it depends where in Switzerland you start your journey from. If you start from Zurich, it is about 1hours 10 minutes to Sargans, Switzerland/Liechtenstein border. From Sargans, you will need to take a bus which is about an hour ride journey to the capital of Liechtenstein, Vaduz. I hope this helps.

So sorry to hear that.

Thank you Uncle- Aditi.

Thanks Amrit bro. Weather khattam bhayera scenery dherai capture garna sakena tara hiking experience ramailo nai bhayo.

Hi, I highly recommend this place to everyone. I can see that you too are a traveller and a KZbinr. Wish you all the best.

You are right. Most tourists visit Central London only and are unknown about how beautiful the Canary Wharf is. Roof Garden is a must visit place for anyone visiting London.

It's a very beautiful country. You should definitely visit Andorra.

Pradip ji, ma Ukraine ma basdina ghumna matrai gako thiye. Maile bujhe anushar tyaha salary dherai nai kam huncha Europe ko aru desh bhanda. Europe ko dosro garib desh ho Ukraine. Tyaha ka yuwa haru nai aru desh jaanchan kaam ko lagi.

I usually do not spend more than £200 in groceries in a month. Sometimes, I manage in less than £150. I have been to Bucharest and noticed grocery prices are only slightly cheaper than in the UK. Drinks are much cheaper than in the UK but fruits and vegetables are almost same.

Now anymore because due to brexit now there is no food in shops and even if there is the cost of it has risen

That's true. I forgot to mention that. Thanks for your comment.

Thanks a lot for watching this video. Really appreciate that.

Now anymore go shopping now in the UK the price have gone up due to brexit tarrif and import cost and most people in the UK are moving to ireland to get out of hunger

@@cliffsofmoher4220 try food shopping in Hawaii where a loaf of bread is $4.50, a gallon of milk is $8.00, dozen of eggs are $6.00. The UK food shopping is a bargain.

Thank you so much.

Thanks a lot. Pakistan is on our high priority list, hopefully next year. Just waiting for the normal life to begin once Covid19 is over and we can travel like before.

I did not see the roof garden? Btw nice video, what camera are you using?

@@inlondon500 Hi, do you mean you did not see the roof garden in this video or when you visited Canary wharf? If you meant in this video, it starts after 4:48. It is called Crossrail roof garden. If you mean you have not visited there yet, you should visit there next time. It is lovely. I filmed with gopro hero 8. Thanks for watching.

You are right. Groceries items in the USA are twice as expensive than in the UK. Also, prices of items in the UK has tax already included in it.

But you probably win twice as much in the USA as you do in the UK. Or not?

I don't know where in the US you live because the bread, pastry and fresh meat prices are about twice the price of my region of the U.S. Comparable were the rice items and pasta. Maybe you live in New York or california where food prices along with everything else are through the roof. Here in the South East, prices are much more reasonable.

I do not live in Ukraine but medical padhna sasto cha bhanne suneko thiye. Aru course ko lagi sure chaina. Ukraine dherai nai sasto cha aru european countries haru ko comparison ma.

Glad to know that Tesco prices are consistent throughout the UK.

Thanks a lot Om Prakash ji.

@@TravelwithDeepakTripathi what is your next travel destination?

@@49capricorn I was planning to explore Russia this year but couldn't travel due to pandemic. Hopefully, we should be able to travel next year. After that I am planning to visit Tanzania, Kenya and Ethiopia. Videos of Subham have been really helpful in planning my trip.

Andorra is one of my favourite countries in Europe. You should definitely visit this beautiful country.

Some food is currently cheaper because the factories and farms that make the products have too much stock because of the shut down of food places, so they need to get rid of stock before it goes bad.

@@gozuam1617 You could also say that the food producers need to generate income before their company goes out of business. So what if it goes bad? they grow it! But they need to pay for the workers who harvest it, else it will not get to shop.

@@matthewalbery8827 of course that's one reason but I didn't want to state the obvious. Food going bad is harmful to the environment. At normal/average rates food waste is still a major problem but if these companies did not lower their prices and sell to supermarkets then there could have been a huge problem. Can google to find out more but taken from one website is brief.... (5 reasons why food waste is destroying our beautiful planet) It wastes water. It releases Methane. It wastes oil. It wastes land. It harms biodiversity.

H Tyres, yes that's the Tesco in Woolwich.

Thank you very much. I'm glad you liked this video.

Tesco is the equivalent of Carrefour in France. I haven't been to Carrefour in Paris but in Nice and Milan, I noticed that grocery prices were more than twice expensive than in the UK.

Hi Lara, I have only been to Vancouver in Canada and I noticed that food prices there were almost twice as expensive as in London. Prices there were similar to other western European countries.

Thanks Apurba. We live in England. We have cut down unnecessary expenses and travel from the savings. We both have a job as well.

Hi Ali, grocery prices in the UK has always been cheaper than Netherlands and rest of the Europe. I visited Amsterdam in 2015 before Brexit and pound was much stronger then but was shocked to see how expensive things were in Amsterdam compared to London. UK imports most of the vegetables and fruits from Europe and yet prices are somehow the cheapest.

@@TravelwithDeepakTripathi It is probably mostly got to to with the fact that in the UK there is no VAT on essential goods, while there is a smaller VAT on essential goods here. Also, labour costs are higher here as employers have to deduct all sorts of social security and employer taxes before income tax, which are amongst the highest in the world and that helps drive prices even higher. Agricultural produce like fruits are not too expensive in the Netherlands since they are very efficiently grown and there is no need for imports, but the Netherlands also imports a lot of supermarket products from neighbouring countries, including the UK.

Is there any particular reason why you prefer Asda to Tesco Rachel?

Travel addict family yes it’s a lot cheaper and better home delivery

@@racheldehaan2760 Oh ok, thanks Rachel.

Travel addict family also Iceland for frozen food

@@racheldehaan2760 iceland is low key awesome

Hi Den, food and grocery prices in the UK are half than that of Australia and USA. The £10 chicken you saw in the video was the free range one. Otherwise, you can get a normal whole chicken for as cheap as £3.

@@TravelwithDeepakTripathi aaagh, that makes more sense. we pay more for free range too

@@pommydiva1 In Lidl, you can get a raw free-range chicken for the price of a conventional one in Tesco, so about £3 or £4. First time I visited Australia in the late 1990s I couldn't get over how cheap all the groceries were, especially the meat. Now it's the other way round.

@@tomclifton1607 your so right about Aussie prices how they have sky rocketed. we can still get the occasional cheap vegie, like a cauli for approx £1-1.50 ($2-3) etc, but the price of red meat is so high i cant remember the last time i "treated" myself to it. even mince has risen to around £6 plus for a kilo crazy.

Cheapest mince Tesco does is £2.98/kilo but that's the 20% fat stuff. The 5% steak mince is around £4.75-£5 a kilo.

I think they are about £4($5)/kg.

From the roots to the beets Mr.bayu, tesco has it stored for you and for everyone that needs some carbo hydration so as not to be dehydrated. :)