Biggest DELHI travel MISTAKES NOT to MAKE | TRAVEL VLOG IV

Delhi is a massive shock for most foreigner tourists and hence a lot of people, including me make some big travel mistakes. Which is not strange as it's one of the most intense cities in the world for travel. The heat, the crowds and an overload on things you've never seen before can easily wear you out and give you a bad impression of the city. On top of that it's a city where you should definitely enjoy but also be very vigilant.
Despite making big travel mistakes myself, I keep coming back to Delhi because it's is one of the greatest places for adventure and food in the world. Therefore I love to show the true beauty of Delhi to foreigner tourists by helping them avoid the biggest mistakes and travel the city, like I did in the top things to do in Delhi guide. This video is linked in the description below. In addition to that there are truly some massive travel mistakes foreigner tourists make which might ruin their trip to Delhi. I hope this video helps you to avoid the biggest Delhi travel mistakes if you're planning on visiting Delhi. If you know someone who's visiting Delhi please also share this video with them so they can also avoid the biggest Delhi travel mistakes.
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[@antojoseph4855]

Being a Delhite and watching this video, I can definitely say that you have judged Delhi way better than me or any of the ordinary Delhite.

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Thank you!

[@aditichoudhary8446]

True that

[@YatendraRai]

@@IvanaPerkovicOfficial very well explained 👍🔥🇮🇳

[@jaychauhan4735]

Right

[@user-yz6sc6oe3r]

@@msdadsfsx # and 80 out of that 90% are fake case's u know that well

[@dinesh0011988]

Way u have understood Indian people & food is quite appreciable as a foreigner...I have never seen anybody with so clear in mind & thoughts.. impressive mam 👍

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Aw thanks!

[@ramneekchanna]

Do agree with point 6, you can't wear shorts everywhere in delhi and specially when you have to travel by public transport

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Thank you!

[@bobsingh5521]

Xxiinn Hua Take cold showers son 😂

[@sdu28]

Hope one day India vlogs by foreigners will not have this point of caution.

[@bobsingh5521]

Mar yazmin Yeah im sure the rapists are just waiting around like predators waiting for a European girl to show up. If you had any common sense you would see how unsustainable that is.

[@maryazmin344]

Bob Singh “Common sense” Lol you sure can use some if you are denying the fact that India has a high rate of rape and reported stories about women especially travelers going missing. The cows in India are safer than the women. Since you have the time to watch this video why don’t you use some of that time to gain some knowledge and look up what really goes on in your own country before replying to my comment lol

[@kapil2114]

Now it's time for INDIAN GOVERNMENT to appoint u as OFFICIAL TOUR N TRAVEL GUIDE FOR INDIA😊 trust me u r best guide not only for foreigners as well as for Indians to👍👍👍

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Awww thank you so much!

[@aishwaryapradhan6674]

Bhai, kuch bhi

[@ancient_hist]

😂🤣😂😅🤣🤣🤣🤣 kuchh jyada ho gaya bhai 😂😂

[@nexmindspace7]

North east is also a best part of india plss go to , sikkim Gangtok , Darjeeling, himachal , uttarakhand, arunachal pradesh , meghalay, tripura, assam ...

[@TheRockkers]

your list is more like himalayan regions rather than North eastern

[@jibokomiuli]

@@TheRockkers , Ne india state is also part of Himalaya

[@pratyushraturi3001]

himachal and uttarakhand are not in the north-east

[@TheRockkers]

@@jibokomiuli am i supposed to laugh or wt, you should have atleast read my comment before replying rt

[@jibokomiuli]

@@TheRockkers, Your comment sound stupid

[@subhashsingh1879]

Believe her she is telling 200% truth..

[@ayushkumar-bg1xf]

Foreigner do mistake of thinking old Delhi as entire Delhi . If you want good stuff and ready to pay for (not as costly as west ) it then south Delhi especially hauz khas area is good for decent metro life.

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

That's very true

[@ShahanshahShahin]

Cyber City is also very great.

[@sallybalkin8507]

@THE LEGEND OF UNIVERSE That was my experience living in Bhogel and basing myself more on things south of there. I very rarely go north of there these days. I just like meeting people and living a simple Delhi life. Being a regular in the local shops, walking down the street and having chats to friends etc... I am integrated and sometimes even forget I'm Australian. I didn't like Delhi before, as a tourist, but now I've had a glimpse of the real Delhi, I love it. Problem though. Immigration gave me a hard time for not travelling this time. Wanted to know why I stayed in Delhi so long. They didn't understand it takes a long time to experience the city properly, like a local. They were suspicious of someone who didn't do all the touristy things. But I travel for the people and culture. And Delhi is a very special place. What can I say?

[@prajaymadhavan]

The best way to find out how the place looks is by google maps photos. Just zoom into any area in Delhi and check for the photos posted by people. That is almost a true representation as it is mostly posted by local people. Those images show the real Delhi. But if you ask any person from Delhi, they will swear that the place is a heaven.

[@ritikbuddy7653]

Sam S Exactlyyyy!

[@highpeaks3598]

Avoid Paharganj, all foreigners go there. It is the slum level area of Delhi, not safe.

[@pratyakshgupta4976]

I am really Happy that someone is understanding the value of India and Mam you are adorable...........You always find the Good things about India places....BTW love from Meerut (UTTAR PRADESH).

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Thank you so much!

[@AHH84489]

pratyaksh gupta yes I was about say.

[@clueless-lassi-joins-internet]

Oye! Meerut! Wow! 😁😁👍💪

[@bubbles150285]

I'm a Punjabi, Born in Kolkata and living in Pune (Maharashtra). Have travelled to quite a few metropolitan cities in India but I have to agree with you that Delhi is the Food Capital of the country as you can get the most traditional and iconic as well as modern food there. Absolutely LOVE your videos ma'am and perhaps you know Delhi better than most of us Indians Do!

[@rahuldebbarma1094]

Visit Meghalaya, Tripura, Assam, Sikkim, Mizoram, Nagaland... you won’t even feel like you’re in India.

[@nehapotsal5022]

True..

[@Valerie-gn1rr]

And where would you feel you are in these places?

[@khanjanupadhyay]

it's really cleanest states in India.. rest of the India should learn

[@SP-th9rg]

@@Valerie-gn1rr hahaha

[@ggwpexe]

Stfu u stupid kid making all india seem like civilised and technological hubs and eastern part to be village

[@thehim5458]

Sense of clothing is very important ...people usually say that wearing a very short and tight clothe woudnt affect but I probably believe that wearing a sensible clothes will prevent you from creepy people.

[@ayushn5979]

Not really

[@adithyudubhaskaruni1395]

I am "Indian men" and definitely support your point 6. You just look more Indian when you make that comment. Police to population ratio in India is too low and mostly India works on trust. I am glad as a foreigner you got that point!!

[@ashk3275]

I've been to Delhi several times. I learnt some of these things the hard way. Everything you say in this video is worth it's weight in gold. You are highly perceptible and extremely knowledgeable. Great job!

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Thank you!

[@sonsol33]

You are wise when it comes to understanding the culture, safety and diversity even after being a foreigner.. you are really amazing !

[@prajaymadhavan]

I cant agree more. I'm from Kochi, now living in Bangalore. When I went to Delhi, I saw cycle rickshaws for the first time. I thought they were already banned in India, but not in Delhi. And the smog and pollution was really intense. Add to that the huge number of slums and poverty. May be 20% of the area is clean and organized, and that is where the embassies are located and the politicians live.

[@80priyam]

I am sure you must have idea about the diversity in delhi and also about population.... You can find people from all over the world in Delhi... it's polluted because it's over crowded Most of the people are migrated from other states to Delhi. And when it comes to do something for city they just think about there own comfort....

[@burntcookies8133]

I love Bangalore

[@addyevolution]

The only filthy part of Delhi is the old Delhi. Delhi has the poshest places in India, plus the best roads in India. Delhi is also home to the richest people in India after Mumbai and is also the richest city in India after Mumbai. 55% of Mumbai lives in slums whereas poverty is only 5% in Delhi. Look at the stats.

[@prajaymadhavan]

@@addyevolution Old Delhi holds about 90% of the population of Delhi and that is where the most of the filthy areas are. So overall in delhi state, 10% of the population (New Delhi) have decent living condition. The rest have abysmal way of life. For the richest people, nothing matters anywhere. The question is how an average wage earner (Auto driver, school teacher, and the likes) lives there. Just because few percentage of the population is rich, doesn't make the overall population lead a comfortable life.

[@addyevolution]

@@prajaymadhavan Maximum delhites live in West Delhi. I have lived all my life in South Delhi. Population of old Delhi is around 1 crore and the population of rest of Delhi is around 1.5 crore. According to the latest census 5% of Delhi lives below poverty line. Delhi has the best roads, best girls, best infrastructure , best food, best transport facilities etc. But yes there is pollution in the months of November and december due to stubble burning in the adjacent states of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Haryana. And yes cycle rickshaws exists in a lot of states, but in Delhi, cycle rickshaws are allowed only in certain areas.

[@rwitabina]

I have lived in India all my life till now and lemme tell you, Dehli was a shock for me too. If y'all wanna experience India, small towns and villages are a good option. Mumbai and Dehli are real intense.

[@ishwaryaanand9198]

She is absolutely right as. an Indian I approve it completely

[@piyusarkar3065]

I really appreciate how observing and unbiased you're about Indian places unlike other travelers, loving your channel 💜

[@jenniferthomas2450]

You nailed every point right: me being an Indian totally agreed!!!!! Happy for you girl...enjoy India ❤️

[@9871516690]

I just came across this channel. I have been born and raised in South Delhi, all my life. These are the EXACT tips I give to my foreigner friends, when they come to Delhi. What to wear, where to Wear, LIVING BY THE RULES. Not Counting Old Delhi as Delhi. (It's actually the worst part of Delhi for locals living in more upscale areas). I must have been there once in my 32 years. LOVE Khan Market!. I can't help but laud this Vlog for being SO ACCURATE and precise. I almost thought she is a local herself. :P Giving you an ACE review and subscribing to your channel!! Loved it.

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Maani Agarwal The best compliment anybody could give me! Thank you so much🙏🏻

[@jannchakk]

Omg I was in Delhi for almost 3 years and I didn’t know any of these. And wat u said about visiting the south first is absolutely CORRECT!!

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Thank you!

[@cosmicorphan]

Love all the good advice, thank you Ivana. I know this is an older video, but the advice is super useful.

[@nanadxb]

Loved your video!!! Thanks for the tips and advice!! Everything is true just like you said!! God bless you and keep you safe

[@MrAbhithepandey]

I studied four years of engineering program in Delhi and I know nothing about Delhi. Now I know.

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Hahah I guess you have to go back

[@aditipant249]

What the hell did you do for four years?

[@statsbelgaum]

@@aditipant249 he was studying aditi 🤓

[@DrSushobh]

About Delhi, I come from Mumbai and I have been to Delhi. I felt Delhi is not even safe for Indian men. Cause many people don't bother if you get in problem, second they won't help you either. And I live now in Germany. To be honest, I miss Mumbai and India, but going back to Delhi, I will have to think many times.😂

[@leesteal4458]

Wow!

[@piyushrai7370]

Delhi is the best ...😎

[@einzelganger7744]

@@piyushrai7370 lol

[@tirthyatri]

Wow.. You're so right about Delhi.. thank you so much making this video..

[@nikitaantony4004]

I am seeing this video 3 yrs after it was uploaded but its still a relavant reference for us when visiting Delhi. Even though we are Indians and are visiting Delhi for the first time.. Superb and really articulate!!

[@deepikajoshi408]

The most genuine review I ever heard about Delhi.

[@jithink4756]

I really like the first comment. Especially about landing in Cochin, Kerala. Thank you.

[@shagunsaha8826]

Your tips are really great! Keep sharing them, love your videos :)

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Thank you so much!

[@Gman44044]

another nice video. Im really impressed by your ability to read people and places. Very mature and experienced. All the points mentioned here are spot on.

[@babushivarkar3114]

I came across you're vlog by mistake but from past 3 days I been watching your videos an I must say it's really fells nice that you love India & india loves u

[@zelipautu]

Visit North East India, the atmosphere and the environment is totally different

[@aerial5554]

North East is so so so beautifull, i so wanna visit mizoram and thailand ;)) 🌏💛

[@ro_ah2638]

@@aerial5554 Thailand is not in India🌚 we are talking about India here.

[@aerial5554]

hollyshhi, i mean nagaland. got confused sorry xx :P

[@ro_ah2638]

@@aerial5554 nah. It's fine^_^

[@aerial5554]

:)

[@asmita2016]

I love how honest you are. Every word is true. Take your precautions before heading to delhi.

[@akankshabapat1375]

This is super informative and helpful! Great job Ivana!

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Thank you!

[@kameianthony9555]

Every point is top notch ....not only for My India(this should be taken for every other countries too) ...Thanks Ivana.🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@ManjunathKarkal]

1:01😍 5:45 look lady, you are no longer a foreigner!! You have been India-ised!!🤣

[@smileyface2946]

Thanks for the information 😃😃 it is really useful 👍👍

[@aasheeshgautam04]

Wow...impressed..well done. You are an amazing blogger and it seems like you have already figure out India. Good work.

[@arunm9955]

Yes true. Even tourist from other parts of India especially South have had bad experience in Delhi. Can understand how difficult it would be for a foreigner.

[@elenaway3903]

My bf is in Delhi so im going there, this will be my first time in India

[@Hope.s_literary_life]

All the best ❤ Hope u love it here

[@darklgv304]

@Funny Comment i am single but i am a dude. is that a dealbreaker. 🤣🤣

[@MMaheshThakur]

Would u like to tell me plz . From where are u.

[@user-yz6sc6oe3r]

@@darklgv304 # the most hilarious comment.......too hard it's hard....

[@babanarr3311]

Hi how was it are you still there.. I am for g soon first time.

[@shreyaskalnad970]

i loved it wen u said “i take all the hate” but still made your point... Indians will definitely appreciate honest, non ignorant views... ☺️

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Thanks!

[@nikunjverma2927]

Saw a couple of your videos, you make good material for outsiders visiting Delhi. Good to know you are in love with my city :) I ain't there but in Germany but will be back soon. Keep posting the good stuff! 👍🏽

[@kristenjones7733]

I will have to say, this video is very accurate. As a foreigner the last time I went to Delhi, I faced quite a lot of issues, will keep these tips in mind next time.

[@rohitdharra7562]

Welcome to india.. Very much love from india... If you are planning to visit india Delhi,Rajasthan,uttrakhand,himachal ...(North India) We will provide you the best trip ever in personal SUV car... Cheapest and awesome... Stay in Indian villages,hills,rivers,best adventures, indian desi food.,best locations,unexplored areas. I assure you That it will be your best And most effordable trip ever Waiting for you ..Love From India... If interested plz comment back Sorry for issues you faced... Now if you come again I will help you plz contact

[@abhishektanwar8576]

Delhi is the food capital of India - She said it. 😘😘 . Seriously whenever I go to any other state I just can't eat properly as the taste in food always lacks compare to what I found in Delhi.

[@8956deep]

Hyd is food capital best food Nizam style south style north style best sweets biryani etc

[@Senator107]

@@8956deep Agreed

[@shemonarawat1033]

👍 Right

[@MrSoorajorpheus]

Agree to all point! Well explained video as always 😄

[@SaurabhSingh-ic5qd]

Another great video. Always loved your understanding of India and Indian people in general. I hope your videos get more popular as you give a great guide for others planning to visit India and are scared by the stereotypes. :)

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Thank you so much!

[@sonia9528]

At least someone agree with me about cp 😂😂

[@AmitRoy-lj3cc]

As a foreigner ur observation about delhi is all correct .

[@kaulmesunnyy48]

You hit the nail on it’s head my dear. Can’t find a point here to disagree with you on. Good luck with your travels👍🌸

[@RanjeetSing93]

Nicely described. Another great blog 😍🤗

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Thank you!

[@zigzagsolti5998]

Informative recommendations ivana 👌👌after viewing ur vlog wanted to see Delhi

[@rohitdharra7562]

Welcome to india.. Very much love from india... If you are planning to visit india Delhi,Rajasthan,uttrakhand,himachal ...(North India) We will provide you the best trip ever in personal SUV car... Cheapest and awesome... Stay in Indian villages,hills,rivers,best adventures, indian desi food.,best locations,unexplored areas. I assure you That it will be your best And most effordable trip ever Waiting for you ..Love From India... If interested plz comment back

[@nirvanabhilash117]

I from vizag, south India. I have travelled to delhi once. It literally overwhelmed me. It was like that I was a foreigner there. It was a lot to take for me. My friends don't know hindi that well.Good thing is that i am a multilingual that means i know hindi, english, telugu, odia, bengali and japanese. Though i can understand tamil a lot but cann't speak well same thing goes for german that i am recently learning from my university.

[@thisisourworld9544]

India is beautiful. Thank you for the upload. Cant wait to explore all the different sights and food ♥

[@kritikakashyap3866]

I live in delhi and you are so on point!!! Every single detail you mentioned is correct.

[@livingearth4166]

U love cochin more I guess🙂 A keralite here✋

[@miguelh6898]

As regards upscale food - i can definitely second to visiting The Cube at Leela Palace hotel (appears in last minute or so). Stayed there couple of times, and the food is awesome there. Even the Italian dishes (should you wana have something other than Indian) were spot on (EU traveler reporting)

[@pawanyadav1577]

Wow seems you have really understood Delhi like anyother Indian. Thank you for potraying the place as it is.

[@magnificentscreens1217]

As a Local Delhi citizen, I would ensure your conclusion and you gave good advice to new comers in delhi.

[@Sourav_Indian]

Thanks dear for presenting brighter side of India to the western world. Much love. 💙💛💖💚💕💜

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

My pleasure!

[@AnthonyCalderwood777]

meanwhile harald and bald & bankrupt are drinking desi daru in paharganj. Hahaha cool video though. i left a thumb up edit: and now subscribed !

[@rtzbis6136]

You got India in and Out girl. Goodness you covered it so well.Very Well done. Its a Go to Travel Blog for all foreigners.

[@deepaktomer7288]

Nice observation and helpful for all who are planning for delhi

[@sid17wala46]

Visit ( Uttarakhand ) , the state of hill & mountain .. I hope someday u visit ☺️ God bless ✝️ keep vloging

[@ardeshirmehr5221]

As a guy I have been on the streets of Kolkata wearing shorts but when I had visited old Delhi I don't know why I got a creepy look by the locals. Yeah you are right on that point that Delhi's street food is the best.

[@mandeepnegi6662]

Mota humare beech nhi rha🤣,gutro ke khiladi😝

[@simontravelstheworld]

I’m on the way to Delhi for the 1st time today! Loving your content, thank you 🙏

[@Naveenkumar-kq2qi]

Your video is so informative. As an Indian and I'm from Delhi. Everything you talked about in your video is right.

[@Anandam1971]

BTW, as an Indian, I never faced anything like this, but one of my foreigner friends told me that getting a long term visa and job visa in India is a nightmare. Is it correct?

[@maharajak6578]

Even though I am from Indian(South) when I visited kolkata it was overwhelming too😂

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Hahah but a cool experience for sure!

[@jackk5648]

Man I am from New Delhi and I still find old Delhi way too overwhelming 🤣🤣🤣

[@anjali-mu1hb]

I live in Kolkata....and yes it is a bit... but not like delhi or mumbai

[@AmanDixit1994]

@@anjali-mu1hb i am from rajgir nalanda My city best 🙄👍

[@indianculture4u640]

Awesome observations.

[@sunilchowta2075]

I loved your vlog ivana. wonderful 😊

[@pussycat2944]

Many weeks later..I miss you..Ivana..pls come kolkata

[@gtindia]

Please do visit to Darjeeling, Sikkim,North Eastern States of India & Andaman, you will find completely different versions of India.

[@GauriV297991]

All the tips were exactly on point ✌👏👏👍

[@ABHISHEKONUTUBE3]

So true... You know so much about Delhi. Every Delhiite would be amazed.

[@taranggoswami8407]

Please visit Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Pretty international and awesome city

[@satyavrattiwari7810]

Thank god someone's there who thinks CP is overrated !

[@AryanSharma-de3yr]

I agree with u and am feeling sorry for the safety problem.

[@therash09]

"Delhi is among the best for adventure and food". I'm not sure about adventure, but Delhi surely is among the best for food AND HISTORY.

[@renuhazari544]

That point was on point sweety where u tell about prevention...its way to important to dress acc to place u r in...it applies to evry place in india..even metro cities here are very versatile...im maharashtrian only..once we went to a club and while crossing the road guys came to us and said people like u outsiders are polluting pune and all😂

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

OMG that's cray!

[@AdityaJhaSup]

Just show them you got a gun in your pocket. Problem solved. Thats how we do it here in gurgaon.

[@Rahul-ur3jy]

Thank you for showing the real India to the western world Thanks a lot Visit Kerala😍🥰🥰🥰

[@greet4me]

You got that right. Also don't miss out the fun experience at Chennai, Tamil Nadu (south India) like food, culture & tradition. Love is all around!

[@anuragjeetan7221]

Truly said as a girl in delhi, and also very true about ease of feeding self including taste and pocket for Delhi.

[@nikhilsharma9927]

Like your show ...also have you been to Himachal Pradesh...? If you haven't you should come here next time

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Thank you! Not yet but one day for sure

[@johneli495]

Even the monsoon first goes to Kerala before going anywhere else 😊

[@achlasharma6402]

Well said... True picture of Delhi

[@yesnomads]

Thank you for sharing your insight. We have yet to visit India (although have been close in Sri Lanka and Nepal) and are sure your guide will come in useful.

[@rohitdharra7562]

Welcome to india.. Very much love from india... If you are planning to visit india Delhi,Rajasthan,uttrakhand,himachal ...(North India) We will provide you the best trip ever in personal SUV car... Cheapest and awesome... Stay in Indian villages,hills,rivers,best adventures, indian desi food.,best locations,unexplored areas. I assure you That it will be your best And most effordable trip ever Waiting for you ..Love From India... If interested plz comment back

[@rkgovinda.2788]

1 you are right...Dehli. Is very high traffic and more pollution. Old dehli more bad. 👎

[@tibet8210]

Majnu ka Tilla, Tibetan Colony is the best place in Delhi

[@ssam3826]

As someone from Kerala, who has stayed in Delhi and the North for a long time, love your videos on India. I would add a bit of my comments too. Don't go out unnecessarily in Delhi from May to July bcoz of the extreme heat. Its around 45 deg C during those days. Also, Khan Market in extremely expensive. Sarojini Nagar or Lajpat Nagar markets are reasonable and offer large variety of everything. And Delhi police is can be extremely nice (my personal experience) or may not be too. Yes its important to be careful in Delhi because criminals can easy escape to UP or Haryana that border Delhi.

[@D4allvlogbysooraj]

Very very good and marvels

[@AttarPushti]

Mam, you are almost an Indian after knowing all of these.😊

[@harishdhiman8893]

I feel shame on myself when I see like this You are telling truth.

[@shreyasi4762]

I moved to Delhi a few months back from Kolkata, and just identified with every single thing you said!!!

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Haha cool!

[@mattmackane]

I will be in Delhi tomorrow. This video was VERY helpful. Thanks!

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Glad it was helpful! Have fun!

[@rudrakhatri9838]

To prepare for Delhi come to Jaipur. You'll enjoy it and will be prepared for all the intensity 😉 Love from Jaipur ❤️

[@IvanaPerkovicOfficial]

Jaipur would definitely be a good preparation!

[@sahilberiwal5395]

Being a Delhite it hurts me........but it's true ........you really can't wear shorts everywhere in Delhi

[@suanmung6894]

the most accurate description so far

[@aravindraj3405]

This video helps to people like me who don't visit Delhi yet. Thank you.