2 Days in India's Holy (and most intense) City - VARANASI

We spent two days in India's holy city Varanasi, city of Lord Shiva. We were nervous to visit this place and it's quite intense, especially due to its burning ghats, where people are openly cremated due to the hindu belief of breaking the cycle of reincarnation if your ashes are then spread in the holy Ganges river.
We saw a lot - cows, traffic, bodies burning, snakes, owls, dead cows in the water, but also got to experience the vibrancy and spirituality that makes Varanasi a very special place that we feel privileged to have experienced. Definitely read up on it and take the time to learn about the place, and immerse yourself in it - you'll have fun and learn a lot, but be prepared that it's no luxury ride, but an authentic, unique experience.
We hope you enjoyed this vlog, part 3 of our India travel series is coming soon!
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[@AlexisLilian]

We were nervous and on the fence about whether we should go to Varanasi because of all the mixed stories we've heard, but we had a great time and learned a lot! Part 3 of our India travel series coming soon!

[@ediwick805]

I think you're mistaken, there are a lot of luxury hotels in Varanasi. I can count at least 6 hotels with a 5 star rating including Radisson blu and the Taj hotels (an indian favourite). You can also book a room in the former house of the Maharaja run by the Taj hotel group or if you want great views of the river I will recommend Brijrama palace. Its a very tourist friendly city and you find all sorts of accommodation in the city ranging from 10 dollars to 500 dollars a night

[@prithwirajdey1187]

next time stay in Golden lodge ...varanasi ..good place

[@nikhilPUD01]

Varanasi was the holy place, but it's now a hell on earth due to bad pollution, which is harmful for life. Being a Sanatani, I have not wanted to go there, but I will go there where the river Ganga originates, like in Uttarakhand.

[@nikhilPUD01]

Your video quality is so good

[@djilalimhamed5500]

Tu très sympa très

[@TheDonMan97]

I often feel Indian travels are wrongly portrayed or sometimes, exaggerated. We went to Varnasi too! Literally, had no issues with safety. Yes, it might be unsafe at times. But, we saw more harassment in Egypt and Turkey than we did in India. Also, we had those intense stares from people but, I think that was universal across all Indians. Not just men. But, yeah a lot of dogs and cows on the roads too haha

[@utkarshgautam4620]

I hope you felt nice in India, keep visiting 💕

[@jklmnop3511]

Love you from India 😘😘

[@aparichitthestranger7907]

They want to portray us as evil and pagan but they don't want people to know our civilization is the oldest surviving civilization. Also we haven't countered their narrative because we're busy in our spirituality. I know some people in India are bad but we will educate them as well.

[@alani3992]

Maybe some % of the teachings are spiritual, but that does not make the modern country is spiritual. Just looking around the country strikes you as more anti-spiritual setting than not.

[@nikhilPUD01]

People outside india are well educated whereas in this place people are nice and helpful but I am not sure about scams... its not a safety issues but scam are normal there. because the place has very low literacy rate in india.

[@ericdrews5050]

I love Varanasi. I’ve been there twice and am making plans for a third visit. I don’t think a visit to India is complete without a visit here. It is pure magic

[@shivamdwivedi4215]

Hey

[@speakingupforpointmolate4670]

I went to India after trekking in Nepal. I have to agree that Indian cities are extremely busy and noisy, as was Kathmandu, but also fascinating. The people were warm and friendly. My partner and I never felt unsafe. It's quite the experience!

[@Sandy-bn8ig]

You should have visited kerela, north east, ladakh, Himachal, Uttrakhand. It's less busy

[@sabbysarkar5203]

Busy bcz we r 1.4 billion

[@Piyush_Singh_Rajput]

Namstey and thanks for your love to India'

[@politicalinsan2.041]

Thank you so much for your fair openion.....but you should visit southern India and Himalayas......your most welcome in my peace full country and we will try my best,🙏

[@StimParavane]

You have to be careful wherever you go. Western women in particular should dress more modestly when in India.

[@redarmyF]

If you travel through India on a low budbet level, eat where the everyday poeple eat, sleep in budget hotels , enjoy the India traffic , travel by train and bus with the everyday people "India" becomes adictive for some people , including ME! Otherwise you miss the real sensation of India: The Indian people! They are friendly, warm, hospital and in total the nicest people I've ever met in Asia. I was there five times and I prepare for my 6th tour now. I LOVE INDIA, namaste from Germany

[@Leonardo_dada_vinchi123]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@randycasey99]

Are you a woman or a man?

[@dupeit007]

Ich liebe Deutschland . Herzlich Wilkommen in Indien

[@redarmyF]

@@dupeit007 Ich mag Deutschland nicht besonders. Wer Deutschland kennt kann dieses dumme Land nicht leiden. War übrigens sehr schön diese 6 Monate in Indien und Sri Lanka. Namaskar

[@manishbanerjee9374]

India is incredible !! Everything one can't explain but experience only, when he or she is here !! Varanasi ( also called as "Kashi" ) is actually more than 5000 years old city !! This is world's oldest living City , a heritage site indeed !! It has also very relevant place in Hinduism and one of the most sacred city for Hindus !! Jai Hind ! Jai Bharat ! 🇮🇳

[@shivajivishnoi7648]

Varanasi is cradle of human evolution. I love this ancient city ♥️

[@nikhilPUD01]

Ancient city which is now dirty and polluted human evolution 😅

[@KING-ni4ze]

​@@nikhilPUD01 naah it was dirty. They are cleaning it. But the way they polluted it, is not easy to recover

[@ceoofracism5713]

@@KING-ni4ze hindus worship nature and in same nature hindus throws plastics. Thats suns up how much hindus are well aware of their religion and culture

[@ceoofracism5713]

@@nikhilPUD01 still polluted and remain in future also because of absence of people's basic sense and education

[@madmogwai6098]

You can’t really call it that as the city has not evolved

[@julia1100a]

Beautiful video! The cinematography, drama , and music are so very well done. Parts of your trip are a little unnerving, however you are taking us on a fantastic journey and I am really enjoying it

[@zeballos5757]

Agree

[@nikhilPUD01]

best part 16:01 😂

[@vconi]

My wife and me just finished a 4 day trip to Varanasi . Stayed at Hilton in Pandeypur - Fab Hotel, Took a rickshaw everyday to the Ghats and walked around the streets and the temples . So Colourful , Very vibrant and noisy .the place needs to be experienced to understand the feeling . There is an element of safety that you would compromise if you chose to stay in a unknown place but you cannot go wrong if its the Taj or the Hilton and take informed decisions in going around and not be too adventurous . Dont miss Sarnath too !

[@ELEVATED888]

Loved it, brought back so many memories of my India trip

[@vandita_v]

Most of the times it depends on the people you interact with when you're visiting a new country and i can see you guys had mixed experiences (some good and some a bit 😬). I'm Indian and I'm specifically from Varanasi and i would not recommend the hostels/hotels near ghats specifically. You can have much better experience if you book a place a bit far, you would have to travel more but it's worth it and always read the reviews and pictures uploaded by people who stayed there. Varanasi is famous for its streets/allys so you will come across many of them. I'm glad you guys being an LGBTQ+ visited India despite of the not so positive image portrayed online. Also Indians are one of the most curious people so you'll get those stares, random people approaching you asking questions, asking for selfies etc. everywhere in India. I hope at the end of the day you guys enjoyed your stay and if possible come back during festival season.

[@nikhilPUD01]

best Part of the Video 16:00

[@Toolboxx1x]

We indians will never accept lgbt people

[@techguy5318]

Yes, but probably they cannot afford those good places..

[@CoolTheoryGuy]

Bro they aint coming back to this shithole

[@bollywoodcloset]

Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder.... How they saw and their video about Varanasi is reflection of their own soul 🙂

[@techguy5318]

Very truely said, i felt like these ladies had a lot of attitude whereas in their own country they are not well off and stay like beggars. They were most of the times complaining and i did not like the sarcastic expressions of Alexis and the vibes were bad..

[@Potatoalex538]

That is the Oldest city of the world .❤

[@Genz_Monkess]

Hare Krishna 💙.. So glad to hear that you guys came to India...I'm from India but I didn't visit varanasi though... But after completion of my engineering I will... Radhe-Radhe 🙏

[@Algoinvestor]

most beautiful city and most cute country in the world that is india only, they love animals and humans love humanity

[@orcinusorca7299]

I always wanted to visit Varanasi, but couldn't do it. Today I deleted it from my bucket list. Because saw it through you both. I really appreciate your portrayal of the city. No negativity.

[@shreyarmy7672]

If u ll go for the cheapest hotels, cheapest vehicles and places where we Indians don't even go ...u ll face problems ..get knowledge of the place ..get good hotels there r alot good ones, book Uber or etc eat from popular good hygienic places and enjoy ....

[@jklmnop3511]

@@shreyarmy7672 right bro Foreigners should have knowledge of right price of things because people increase the price when they saw foreigners.... Otherwise in India products will be very cheap for foreigners

[@shreyarmy7672]

@@jklmnop3511 ryt...if not ask the locals ...the people of India always help...

[@avishkumar8231]

Varanasi all depends on ur energy, which these guys has little, can see from their faces

[@nikhilPUD01]

being An indian an Hindu i also avoid going to this place.. because the condition is worse than what it was before. it was beautiful place but now its hell on earth with all garbage and polluted air and water.

[@mryj2424]

Wel come in India Plz feel free to go anywhere. People are friendly and always support you. Thank you

[@OSHOI]

You guys are my favourite you tube couple. Love your videos. I grew up in India, and lived for years in Amsterdam . Have a great adventure, and congratulations on your wedding! 🌈

[@babygirl-rz1dn]

Your ig?

[@lebenundantwort702]

I hope you get to experience Vrindavan. Hare Krishna, you two sweet souls 😘

[@yesiamabnormal]

You guys are extremely good at editing i loved your video's and And background music. TNX to show us wonderful views. We love you from India . 😍

[@djilalimhamed5500]

Tu très sympa

[@Arnold_17]

Ofcourse this is not the city for whom who aur looking for materialistic things & luxurious life style, but for those who want to know who I am. This is the city of Mokcha and who want to know the ancient Indian culture

[@raxitapandey3436]

har har mahadev ❤️ amazing vlog lots of love to both of you and make sure next time you will come to see nainital

[@pahadibum6073]

Sadly Nainital doesn’t have much to offer to foreign tourist.. plus all the illegal construction, overcrowding, filth, the blaring loudspeakers most days in town has ruined the charm of Naini even for Indian tourists. That said I love the town , it’s home but it now looks like any other generic North Indian city

[@aparichitthestranger7907]

​@@pahadibum6073those 5 time shouting loudspeakers??

[@nikhilPUD01]

@@pahadibum6073 pretty much agree....Greedy people ruined this beautiful place.

[@ArunSingh-ub8xf]

Varanasi has different vibes which makes you feel life is so colorful,hectic but at the end its temporary.

[@hfortenberry]

Oh my gosh, I haven't watched y'all in a while and Alexis sounds so much more like Lilian now. Sort of more of the same accent and deeper voice now. Y'all are so cute.

[@seH2i]

Thank you for putting this together. As I watched and listened, the sights merged with the soundtrack and brought tears to my eyes. I love India and this video mesmerized it.

[@1megavideoschannel]

Beauty is in the eyes of beholder

[@kiranjoshi5267]

Hope your stay in India is safe, secure, comfortable and spiritually fulfilling. Keep it up. My Best Wishes.

[@bhaskermisra]

varanasi is a place where a person a atheist becomes a believer carried by the spirit of the place

[@nish6878]

You guys could have visited Dharmasala too Dalai Lama stays there and also in Ladakh and Sikkim its snowing here

[@pm6312]

You chose the hotel at your own free will so don't complain about the location or the state of the hotel not being luxurious. I stayed at a 5 star hotel and it was luxurious. That's because I chose the hotel.

[@Avatricehappyending]

I must say i find it funny to see India from your perspective😆though its not chaotic everywhere just the places u chose ofc they are tourist spots, rural India is more cultural,traditional,peaceful nd serene..

[@AlexisLilian]

Yes we’d love to go back to see the himalayas area!

[@mayan5600]

​@@AlexisLilian you guys left. I was wishing that you both would come to Shimla town.

[@bhargavi6095]

Har har mahadev 🙏🏻

[@sv1193]

Welcome to Incredible India!!! Enjoy your stay..be Happy

[@sv1193]

Cows don't harm you..enoy your stay.. enjoy free ..Happy days.. Be Happy .

[@Hritwik007]

loved your vlog dear Alexis and Lilian ❤❤ I'd like to say Varanasi is not good for a relaxing holiday trip it's a religious place too loud and full of devotees.... Still it's good to see you enjoyed 😊

[@lisagold8858]

Loved this video and look forward to seeing more.Thanks ladies safe travels.

[@jodanna69]

another amazing and well-done travevlog. I loved the intensity, the food, the colors, the saris, and the MUSIC. Some of the sights were hard to take in but thank you for sharing your interesting trip you really captured it beautifully

[@AlexisLilian]

Thanks so much for the kind words, I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@jodanna69]

@@AlexisLilian hope to see more of these travelvlogs. Good luck on your trip

[@Pageant_utopia]

U know what...being a gay in India Is a very mixed feeling and experience.. in some states (most of) people can be very nice and accepting.. at the same time if you move to another state for example bihar or Andhra Pradesh than situation can be little chaotic....so The best places as an LGBTQ travellers in India 🇮🇳 are 1. Goa ( Hippy state of India) 2. Himachal Pradesh ( the abode of snow) 3. Ladakh (Cold desert ... Heavenly) 5. Andaman and Nicobar Islands (white sand beach with blue waters) 6. Pondicherry (France of India) 7. Sikkim (exo friendliest state of India) ....... Cities 1. Panaji 2. Kolkata 3. Banglore 4. Masoori 5. Shimla 6. Manali 7. Mumbai 8. Pune 9. Chennai

[@dadon4566]

Thank youuuu!

[@Jay-ib7qg]

Amazing video and lucky you to be in such an auspicious place on this planet. Places like these are about experiencing something more than materials around you and just the body.

[@geopolitics1232]

Welcome to India 🇮🇳

[@Anime-Face.]

Varanasi, widely regarded as one of the most spiritually significant cities globally, holds a profound place in the hearts of many. 🌎🙏🏽🕉❤️ Har Har Mahadev 🙏🏽🕉❤️

[@Aakash010]

You both are very lucky to be in Mahakal's City. ❤❤

[@Lisa-px1ux]

Thank you so much for sharing! 🧘🏵️💛🧘

[@ManasR-q3w]

Only the blessed can have an opportunity to hear about this place let alone travel all the way here

[@gurmeshbishnoi6916]

Wah very good Welcome to India

[@tpuneeta]

Just a suggestion on your video...Hinduism has concept of Moksha or liberation of soul..It never talks about Nirvana. Nirvana is concept in Buddhism...Just a knowledge enhancement...Hope you both don't mind😊

[@meghasharma5260]

"THIS IS NOT REAL INDIA" The problem is this only... People come here and don't want to spend money and expect luxury in cheapest things and then give out message that India is cheap!!!

[@madmogwai6098]

Ok well I have watched videos on every major city in India and it's all cheap and Dirty. Where is the place you call real India, this clean luxurious paradise. Filming must be illegal in the real India because I have never seen a clean place, not once.

[@devthakur4299]

​@@madmogwai6098 so many places are clean.. Visit Himalayan states and the North East too.. Have you ever visited Indore?

[@rajib8231]

​@@madmogwai6098if you feel so, stay in your cleanest place. We don't need validation from the foreign people. The poverty was created by foreigners. There is no denying in that. It is what it is. People are trying to make a living if you deeply think. No need to visit just for curiosity. It's a place not for sightseeing. It's a place for doing and offering Pitru karmas. . It's something emotional to Hindus

[@madmogwai6098]

@@rajib8231 Poverty and Hygiene are not relate, don’t blame poverty for disgusting behaviour as it cost nothing to be clean

[@rajib8231]

@@madmogwai6098 people who are economically weak and live day to day will have hygiene as priority in their mind. Very nice argument. Don't wish to drag this. You know so much. Great

[@nancymendez8661]

Amo ver sus vídeos gracias por compartir sus aventuras ❤❤Saludos des el paso Texas(:

[@aliceyo7563]

Hello I really loved this video and especially the cinematic side of it! Could please tell me what kind of camera do you have? The shots are amazing ❤ Best greetings to you from Poland 🇵🇱😊

[@bhuvansunder2071]

The streets in varanasi are too compact from the past some hundreds of years, but they havent always been so, there are small temples inside some of the houses, and houses were made closer to each other to slow down the muslim army from reaching the main temple and destroying it, which they eventually did, earlier it was a really beautiful city, efforts are on to revive that

[@TheCrabbrat]

You chose the most cheapest option and say that there are no options. Common, do some research before travel. Varanasi has great luxurious place to stay..many options. Don't portray wrong stuff!

[@bhuvansunder2071]

these are the remains of a civilization in an advanced stage of decay, the one which has remained richest from 1AD-1700AD, and after the 19th century when the british came has seen its decline ever after

[@_Rahul_singh_1]

I love india and lord krishna

[@TjNeubo]

You are both such a joy to watch and so naturally beautiful, I'd watch you anywhere. (Disclaimer: Im not LGBTQ or any letters for that matter, but researching all things Indian, so thank you for your visually entertaining vlog).

[@deanwinchester7723]

Hinduism accepts LGBTQ as hinduism favours love and love takes you to God shri krishna and shiv shankar... I would advise you to learn and google more about hinduism... May you both have a happy life and be together forever... 😀

[@irodov14]

Oh no I don't neither does the Hinduism, but I don't have problem with it either if someone else is practicing it .

[@jogendra8249]

Welcome to Bharat 🙏

[@patriot3486]

Spreading love and positivity 😂 First you love yourself, then spread love to others 💖

[@pritammukherjee12]

It is an ancient city..it is told that situated on the tip of the trident of lord Shiva. The city is evolving continuously from last many thousands of years

[@JT-xh1ih]

Okay, but also? The cinematography is amAZING!

[@th3azscorpio]

Amidst the severe poverty, extreme filth, and pollution, there is indeed an underlying beauty in India. Even amongst all of that. Like Japan, Ive always felt drawn to India. There's just something about it Ive always been curious about. Fantastic video exploration, and wonderful opening footage. As a photographer, Im a huge sucker for cinematography, especially ones that play up foggy, smoggy backdrops.

[@thepremiumspeeches]

Not "severe" property, mind your words We are doing good, it's a country of billions of people Varanasi is overpopulated as hell That's the reason for the unplanned urbanisation which is older than history. Jai Mahakal

[@th3azscorpio]

@@thepremiumspeeches Nonsense. India has some of the most severe poverty in the world, on top of the absolute worst caste system; which helps to enforce, and further entrap those impoverished. Lets not dress this up with rose colored glasses. It is what it is.

[@thepremiumspeeches]

​@@th3azscorpioall of them has food, don't worry. Go check the purchase parity, things are cheap.

[@thepremiumspeeches]

​​@@th3azscorpiocaste system ? 😂 Caste is not even sanksrot word. It's Varna system, after thousand years of invaders, our culture got destroyed Mellecha

[@Acidish]

I like your video effects n sound. You feel the vibes so well, thank you. Everything special seems all are in your eyes.

[@estherbrookfield5785]

Did you get sick on the food at all?

[@enlightenedtwisha]

I went to banaras this maha Shivratri it was my first time and I found a hotel near ghat 😀 and I just fell in love with ghat the city is Chaotic but also calm???? IDK how to explain it ......... For foreigners it might be overwhelming

[@nikhilPUD01]

Chaos is there... But the major problem there is pollution of the water and air quality, which are both bad... Also people there do scams, even in such holy places... It's obvious there are problems in Varanasi and foreigners will have a bad impression of it.. And they are honest about it. Being an Indian and Sanatani... This place is completely opposite to the holy site for Hindus with its current condition for me.🥲

[@enlightenedtwisha]

@@nikhilPUD01 i loved it ........... Maybe I am Indian so I didn't get scammed or anything ...... I stayed there for a week with my 1 Korean and 2 Aussie friends it was a really good first experience we will visit again in winters maybe

[@nikhilPUD01]

@@enlightenedtwisha If you are local... Then you can avoid scammers... But if an Indian from a different part of our country came there for the first time... Then they may get scammed... And by scam.. I mean people asking for money for small small things like for applying tikas, doing small poojas and charge money for keeping there Shoes... Money for freeing birds from cages and what not... 😆You have your perspective of this place... But the majority of foreigners have a bad impression of it. It's not about the people there... They are nice, friendly, helpful, and welcoming, and very much alive... But the condition of this place... I think you know what I mean. As a holy city.. They named it.. But you can see in reality how well it's kept.😌 Thats is The biggest Problem for All foreigners and Other indians And Also Sanatani Hindu like Me.

[@indiragandhi1772]

Excellent video. You are very blessed to visit Varanasi

[@razraza3183]

Visit Kama Sutra temples and Ellora Ajanta caves. Kailasha temple in Ellora caves is out of the world architectural masterpiece. An American

[@tapashadhikari9197]

Welcome to India.. bdw i can see you have some typical preconceived idea about india and safety... I can understand what western media portray India in some negative picture... I will not say it is 100% safe actually no place in world now 100% safe... I think what you had thought about india might be before arriving here and after this tour i believe you will have a far different positive picture of india .. if this is the case..kindly rply... 🙏👍

[@devinderp-]

safe in india wow

[@juhigond]

Welcome to India 💜

[@Pennywise.18]

U captured it beautifully... Lots of love may lord Shiva bless you 🙏🏼❤️🕉️

[@amitchodankar1989]

Om Namah Shivay 🙏🤗🌹

[@busilove-]

U must visit Haridwar and Rishikesh

[@jayveer620]

🙏 om namah shivay

[@JAIMAASARASWATI999]

JAI MAA PARASHAKTI 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🕉️

[@scubagoldfish45]

Loving this series!!

[@jagdishmahto5935]

Jagdish from Village of Jharkhand Bihar in india. Welcome to India.

[@vikashvatsvlogs7028]

❤👏 Jay Mahakal ❤ I'm from India I'm not going to This place bcoz money issue And Some time I'm just search in yt varanasi vlog then first Nice Any time I'm going ❤ And Explore banars

[@sportscollection1875]

400 euro for saaree 😅😂, it's maximum 40 -50 euro for good saaree, you can get a decent one in 20 euro, it's also pity good. 🙏♥️ Do you own research with local before buying something about real price.

[@CybeleCotter]

दो खूबसूरत महिलाओं का एक खूबसूरत वीडियो! A beautiful video by two gorgeous ladies!

[@RemandYash]

In India bike(us) = cycle or bycycle so it was Cycle-Rickshaw Bike in India means motorcycle

[@Saurav_Maheshwari7]

one should do proper research before you visit such places ..i have seen so many vlogs but this one was disappointing for me and always remember you r safe in india .do contact local police if you get into any trouble they will help you out ...namaste

[@voiceofpeople7544]

Really.. editing was good.. content was very clear… And really appreciate your background music ❤.. Even I impressed by both of you guys.. I’m also staying in Delhi… if you don’t mind.. if you want to explore Delhi .. then I can host you.. welcome 🙏 😊

[@BuddhaOM108]

This is called Tika ( vermilion) that means you are connected to god. More detail written in Vedas.

[@nepurohit8951]

जय 🙏श्रीकृष्णा

[@XantheBalios]

Thank you so much for the video and the very good music. Have a nice trip in India and other countries you'll visit. The cobra exhibition are cruel and not allowed in India. But some tourists give money so... Shame on these tourists ! If you want to eat "not spicy", like in Europe, just say "Not spicy,! " and they will give you your "continental" food as well.

[@pleaseusernamework]

Loved it! So funny and artsy. :)

[@kavitakavita778]

I love india ❤️🙏

[@superboy3633]

India is full of adventures.

[@Kamalsunilkumar421]

Lord shiva is God of God, for blessing always chant omg namah shivaye 108 times in Monday ( the day of Lord shiva)

[@Kamalsunilkumar421]

If you love Hinduism always watch ramanand sagars shrikrishna and ramayana available on KZbin tilak chanell with English subtitles, worthy to watch.

[@JulianElder-x6m]

I love the Indian people.

[@chinmoyroy2644]

For some reason foreigners seem to know only about Delhi, Agra, Varanasi and Rajasthan. These places are beautiful but are also very hectic because of the huge number of people trying to make their living out of tourism. Vendors, guides, sellers will keep heckling you the whole time. Go to places like the Himalayas, the South (Kerala), Northeast for a trip of a lifetime.

[@yesthere5418]

It looks unique and different. I just hope goverment spend some time to clean up the garbage.

[@GauravvPandeyy1]

Welcome to india again ❤❤

[@JINHAJINDABAAD]

नही आप भारत में ह तो आपको कुछ बातो का ध्यान रखना होगा की भारत के लोग किसी भी अजनबी के बहुत नजदीक नही आयेगे। वो आपके हाथ मिलाने पर ही हाथ मिलाते हैं। वो आपको छूने की कोशिश नही करेगे। आपको सम्मान से देखेंगे। आपकी सहयता के लिए तैयार रहेंगे। अगर इन बातो से बाहर कोई व्यवहार करता है तो वो एक सुरक्षित व्यक्ति नही है। वैसे आपको उनके कपड़ों से भी पहचान सकते हैं, जेसे किसी ने सलवार कमीज पहन रखी है , तो उस व्यक्ति से आपको बचना चाहिए, कयोकि ये अधिकतर मुस्लिम ह और वो भारत का अपमान करने से नही चूकते , कयोकि वो भारत को अपना देश नहीं मानते हैं, ऐसा करके उनको खुशी होती है। जितना हो सके मुस्लिम बस्ती से मुस्लिम लोगो से बचे, अगर आपको भारत गुमना हैं तो।

[@AjaySingh-mw8jf]

🕉️नमः शिवाय🌿🌿🌿🔱🔱🔱

[@bharatsahu742]

👌👍🙏😘❤️

[@wrsramos]

Maravilha, espetáculo de vídeo!! Parabéns!!!

[@Lvmyself_]

you guys should come with guide bcz most of u r visited places people not recommend so much. you should visit kerela and himalaya

[@webabhi]

Lots of love to both of you India is changing towards LGBTQ community. Lot of Web Series on LGBTQ like His Story and Romil and Jugal have been created which are awesome. There is also a Bollywood film about LGBTQ called Badhaai Do. Then a Malayalam suspense thriller film on LGBTQ like Mumbai Police is also awesome. Then in four more shots please they showed wedding between Bani and Lisa Ray. I think 5 countries in Asia which are cool for LGBTQ are following: 1) Taiwan 2) Philippines 3) Nepal 4) Thailand 5) India India is on the verge of legalizing LGBTQ marriage.

[@sanjaiyadav2080]

Please keep this bull 5hit away from our country. Thank you.... 🥴

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🤡🤡🤡

[@thegoat5216]

😂

[@Afjal_psy]

I like this kind of people

[@anandsarojvlogs8076]

Thank you.. I'm from Varanasi 🙏🙏

[@harshilpatel7855]

Cows scare me more than a lion. - Indian teen who lived 19 years here