10 AWESOME Things to do in DELHI, India | Go Local

[@CalMcKinley]

Hey guys, hope you liked the video! Man, is this a crazy city or what!? For a full list of recommendations, restaurants, street food spots, and bars check out my website: www.golocaltips.com/delhi

[@loisansk8534]

I am north east indian. You r right

[@dianedecruz7354]

Suggestion: you should visit all of India not only Delhi. Then you will see how diverse really India is.

[@CalMcKinley]

I totally agree! I can't wait to explore other parts of the country

[@Overloaded877]

​@@CalMcKinleyDelhi is kinda boaring. Or maybe i am saying this cause I am from here

[@martindryan]

How old are u?!?!I've watched tons of videos by actual adults in their 30s, Or older with actual training in video and production skills talking about new Delhi and u blew them out of the water. Relevant, interesting succinct and well filmed. Can't wait to c what u do over the next few years.. Damn kid.... Great work

[@nicholaspearson4246]

You're a great guide Cal. I haven't been in India since the early 1970's but am seriously contemplating a return this Fall for a couple of months. At age 73 now I"m not interested in spending much time in the cities. More interested in Himalayan retreats and wildlife reserves. I think the cities would really exhaust me quickly.

[@wellbornmajaw4894]

You should visit meghalaya it's nice here and people are very friendly too

[@mkorenhof]

Stayed at Ringo's guest house in Delhi in 95 was 1R per night was nice and clean and Indian food can be purchased there. Lots of backpackers here.

[@jassingh2360]

Not all of Delhi is chaotic, some parts certainly are and others can be quite serene, green and quiet. Personally l wouldnt stay in Paharganj, you need a break from the noise of the chaotic areas so l would opt for central areas like Golf Links, Jorbagh or Sunder Nagar or slightly further south but still commutable distances Hauz Khas or Greater Kailash (gk1 or gk2). Also Delhi Metro covers much of the city making commuting quick easy and cheap.

[@youtooaromatherapy1897]

Heading to Delhi in September for one day only! Will go to the Lotus temple as that looks amazing! I'll be going to Agra and staying there after my yoga training for a couple of days then heading back to Delhi to fly home again. Thank you advice although the music is silly!! It reminds me of Alvin and the Chipmunks from years ago!! 💕✨🙏🏻✨💕

[@youtooaromatherapy1897]

Hello, I’m studying in Rishikesh and having 2 days in Agra afterwards 😊

[@youtooaromatherapy1897]

Thank you for your concern but I’m sure it’ll be perfect. I’ve wanted to go to India for many years now and am prepared for it all from the crowds, to pollution, to slums etc as it’s all a part of India. I’m not one of those tourists who gets all funny when they see stuff that they wouldn’t see in their own country and to be honest, there are places in Europe which are unpleasant too. I’m well prepared for all eventualities, willing to be open and enjoy everything India has to offer whether good or bad as just seeing the good isn’t the whole picture.

[@salem8753]

Great video!!Love your attitude and your spirit!!!!

[@narellemacpherson6451]

It’s a good idea to take some dewormer for intestinal worms when you get home from India, tape worms, round worms and pinworms as hygiene standards aren’t the best.

[@PotterSpurn1]

Enjoy wonderful, diverse India, by all means. There is a lot to explore and do. I did when I went in my 20s. But please please do NOT ever ride the elephants. These are wild animals brutalised by cruel crush training methods when they are babies and then neglected, malnourished and overworked all their miserable lives and are often beaten and prodded with ankers and bull-hooks to make them fearful of their Mahouts. Their spines are not designed to carry heavy loads either. Have some compassion and you will enjoy your trip so much more. If you are in the Mathura area in the North, do visit Wildlife SOS animal sanctuary. If you visit in person (or volunteer) you will also be introduced to some wonderful now happier and well treated rescued elephants too who spent their former lives as begging elephants, circus elephants and riding elephants. You can just hang out there or help feed and walk them if you volunteer. There is a Wildlife SOS website too and a facebook page. Go check it out. If you visit Amber Fort just use a taxi or rickshaw to get to the top. Don't feed the animal exploitation industry at all: avoid circuses, elephant football, don't give money to those with begging elephants and avoid snake charmers too.

[@IvanTravels]

You did a great job documenting your time in Delhi

[@CalMcKinley]

Thanks man! Glad ya dug it!

[@irenan6585]

Unique in a way, thank you!

[@mtx303]

Thank you for that video! Very informing and full of exciting things to do. Plus the sketchy drone shots where awesome. Great work! Cool audio too.

[@Zenyatra]

If given a chance do visit south India :)

[@salem8753]

I love India from the books and videos.I admire and respect very much the culture and spirituality of Hindu people.i hope to go there some time.I will visit south India for sure.

[@madladhehe1965]

@kalyani Majumdar I totally agree with you,no foreigners try visiting south India at all,there is equally amazing stuff and distinct culture in South India too

[@Jeed92]

@@madladhehe1965 actually south india is much more foreigner friendly since the culture shock is lower and the pollution also. I liked south india a lot and I was there for 3 weeks. Amazing people, amazing nature and amazing weather / sea. I wonder why people who visit india for the first time dont always start with south india

[@madladhehe1965]

@@Jeed92 finally someone gets me,its not that i dont like north india,its just that whenever something comes abt india ,only highlights of north india r shown n v r like,"'hey v r indians too u know"

[@Jeed92]

@@madladhehe1965 Its wierd cuz westeners will enjoy the south more I believe, Not just in terms of weather and nature but also food and people I think. I personally liked Rajasthan and some places under Goa a lot. Where else can you go into the sea and see a water buffalo next to you taking a swim? Can be intimidating but its also kinda fun. Also met amazing people there and the best food I had in my life

[@ericaodems3231]

I have a question for you. I’m planning on going there in July what is the best way to take my money on a credit card should I take cash an how do I change my usd money into they money when I get there????

[@CALLOFDOOTY16]

So cool! Keep up the great content!

[@dravidsenior7611]

yea u should go to the aksherdham in new dheli

[@mkorenhof]

Did you go to Armtisar home of the golden temple so beautiful.

[@bikkykumar1910]

It is Amritsar

[@Sreyanikas_diaries]

Visit South India... you will love it..

[@insulttosanity12345]

I will never understand why tourists go to the shittiest part of Delhi to call it amazing...nothing wrong with Paharganj..but that is where no one from Delhi goes...please go take a look at Connaught Place and other MODERN parts of New Delhi...and discover more than the snake charmer stereotype...theres world class restaurants and experiences to be had...! "Absolutely must do..is visit a slum or colony.."...really???

[@FaisalKhan76]

Did he just say only 500 rupees? Lol

[@elnazkalkhoran4047]

omg. i use to live. delhi 10 year its best plase to visit u remain me lotsof mimire ❤ thank u. for such good videos 😊

[@ramnars3729]

I'm going to Delhi tomorrow

[@CalMcKinley]

Awesome!

[@634shy]

Lotus temple is a Bahai temple, visited in 2016.

[@michaelcollum1626]

I always appreciate your work. Thanks!

[@rays7756]

Amazing shots.. ! Great capture.. capture Mumbai someday.. incase you come here let me know.. I shall show you around some amazing places you probably won't get to see if you travel alone.. ✌️🤓

[@Sunil-tk8pw]

Gets your facts right on Taj Mahal..

[@luciifer666]

Bro you should visit south india

[@athish2741]

All you saw was North India...... But south India is totally different and unique

[@naveenantil679]

If you like to experience travel then come to Haryana in India it 1/2hr faar Frome Delhi believe me good food good experience of nature you will feel, sorry I am not too good in English. 🙂

[@Sindyred]

cool video!

[@namcychayada1291]

Great video !

[@CalMcKinley]

Thanks!

[@ayushisingh4276]

Ur exploring delhi 6 what do u expect😂

[@yez_im_camping_in_ur_mom7709]

Manisha Singh yeah poor people aren’t citizens and they don’t exist

[@g-gon8869]

He should have come to Pune Maharashtra

[@dhirensidhwani3473]

70$ is Understandable form Delhi to Agra in taxi . You are not Scammed mate . Trains are Obviously Cheaper cuz They are not as Convenient.

[@sambam7892]

You just showed the west part of Delhi. Wbt South and North Delhi that show the modern side of India?

[@sinhalalion1806]

Awesome video mate! :D, such a shame you havent got that many views. By the way you should come and check Sri Lanka too once if you can.

[@CalMcKinley]

Thanks! It's on the list for sure.

[@satadrubanerjee4862]

Do you know why so less people liked this video!?? Coz most of your countrymen doesn't want to have a positive outlook!!

[@sambhavjain1887]

Bro if you aren't smart enough you will be fooled around anywhere in the world

[@Jeed92]

not in overregulated germany

[@randomdude9539]

Dude being an indian foreigners are targeted. I live in banglore and once a friend of my brother tried to visit him from usa and was charged 15000 rs. My brother talked it out. A ride which should have coated 2000. So well in india you got to be a 10 percent more carefully. Simply use uber

[@franksim1273]

go to philippines boracay or coron palawan

[@ramanidpr40]

pretty intresting

[@toma2667]

I hear the bathrooms is just a hole in the floor?? is that true?

[@soyaltyagi]

Nope its not true....Well in really disgusting slums there is but in developed cities thats not the case...

[@erict718]

Really well made video, thanks!!!!

[@CalMcKinley]

No worries man!

[@praphulrathod4991]

Try southern part

[@cortanipark5333]

where do I get some hash?

[@franksim1273]

nice!!! thank youuu

[@dennisdexter5602]

You should visit Hyderabad lol... Its the best city to live in India according to research so yea~

[@dennisdexter5602]

BTW the car to Agra is not actually a scam, Its a 1 man driving car for aprox 4-5 people vs a train for couple 100. You get it which costs more. Well usually it would cost less than $76 like $50 but hey not a scam overall.

[@geiaamane9581]

I do t think you can actually say which city is ideal here cause it all depends upon your needs and views in that case they have to visit every state to get the full essence out of India Forgive me if I have offended you😅!

[@labalykpop242]

500 rs I am going to be broke after I go there

[@sunshinestreams786]

problems are there in every countries.But, you should come out of superiority complex feeling.

[@ananyagogoi7390]

You should visit assam

[@pani9754]

i am indian btw

[@leeyoona2104]

Why do you choose Delhi put of all cities in India. There are lot better cities than Delhi in India with more nature to see

[@g-gon8869]

6:28 nope not at all!!!

[@IvanTravels]

Did you get sick from the food while you were there? Never mind, you just answered it.

[@ronsales9708]

Nice job mang...

[@uncensoreduncut]

Keep up the good work .Definitely sharing your channel to my friends,and Great content Man I hope that you visit MUMBAI soon Will help you tour you around.

[@BATMAN777888]

Video looked very interesting but I couldn’t watch to the end because of the really annoying music you kept playing throughout. Such a shame.

[@mvikramsundaram1262]

I am a Indian but I say Delhi is very dirty city because from all over India peoples come here . Different cultures of India and you get cultural shock also here. Too much population in Delhi is a headache.

[@mobashshirkareem976]

Translation: we got scammed.😂😂😂

[@Trees100]

If they revere cows, how could they be so cruel to that poor cow with a rope through his/her nose?

[@noodles7096]

U use ur hands to eat bro there u go I helped u

[@labalykpop242]

the most cringy thing is when foreigners say the names of Indian and place names in India wrong

[@aliciahoffman8794]

Dude! You didn't even cover quarter of india or ever a fraction of what amazing food you get here! Next time you come by please ask an Indian to like guide you around to the places you ought to go to. Also there is a lot people asking you guys to the north or the Himalayas and the South, try out the seven sisters or Munnar in Kerala or the Andaman islands or coorg or the union territories( i recommend Diu and Daman) or well my home Gujarat. Or like research a place properly before going.

[@jb7254]

9:30 It's a samosa not a potato croissant you pillock...

[@dennisdexter5602]

Umm its not exactly a samosa, I think its a Puff. And definitely not potato croissant.

[@karanveerdev264]

It's called a patti in india...

[@suryadakoju1888]

It's actually a puff pastry

[@ums4491]

It's a greasy "vegetable patty". You can massage yr hands with the grease that will ooze out of the snack!

[@whoknows7250]

You paid 70 fucking dollars

[@youde5241]

India = Delhi ? Delhi is not even 0.0000001 % close to representing India. Wrong equation

[@waittttttt3060]

true😁😁

[@geiaamane9581]

Totally agree

[@saanchir2547]

oh you certainly dont know how to travel !!

[@yez_im_camping_in_ur_mom7709]

Saanchi R he doesn’t know how to travel in our corrupt country and the worst part - our citizens living in denial.

[@minombre5555]

Very well done and intelligent video, but I have to wonder why anyone would want to spend money visiting India. Why? Gross!