Black And Living In India

[@LuvuluvuLaChic]

Wow, Thanks for having me guys...I'm so honoured to be able to share my experience with you and your viewers ☺️😊❤️

[@chocolateangel8743]

Nice vlog! I have quick question. Are there many black Indians where you are at? Thanks, in advance.

[@Eyg5050]

Thanks for sharing! Maybe we can get a detailed food video❤️

[@LuvuluvuLaChic]

@@Eyg5050 ur welcome ☺️😊 and Yes a good video is coming

[@LuvuluvuLaChic]

@@chocolateangel8743 if Black you mean brown, yeah plenty...Most Indians are like a caramel skin tone...in Kerala Their usually have a darker complexion and gorgeous...In the bigger cities and in the mountains their more of a fair skintone...Indians who live around Rajasthan, like in the desert are sooo beautiful and also a darker skintone...And futher up the mountains they tend to look more East Asian...But if you mean like black as roots in Africa, yeah but not that many....There was Africans brought here as soldiers and guards for the royal family generations ago...but their descendants still live in India and consider themselves Indian but have held onto some of their African heritage...they usually live near Kerala... And have distinct features...I haven't been able to make my way over there because that area of India has been really really strict and kind of closed off to foreigners at the moment but is now slowly reopening...Hope I get to go soon, cause I've head so many good things...But India in itself is very diverse.

[@LuvuluvuLaChic]

@@chocolateangel8743 I'm in South India, where there's more sun, so yeah most local Indians are around my skintone.

[@dellytancyl524]

you look like you've found your happy place and it looks beautiful on you. live your best life girl.

[@cosmictruth6333]

Its giving gentrification 😂

[@GameSubster]

This is interesting. Kudos to you cause I feel like India is really not a place we think to travel

[@Tina_45]

True the media skewks things and makes it come across in a way thats maybe not too appealing but tbh, India is extremely diverse contrary to what the media says, there sre many developed areas that are more than happy to welcome anyone. Its all about where you go and who you know. I’ve been going to India for years and all I’m going to say is dont fall easily for what the media says.

[@rosebud0391]

It is so underrated. I have been to six countries thus far and India is by far my favortie. A great cultural experience at an amazing price.

[@Blackrainbow1970]

As a women and especially black women is kinda scary

[@memoiories]

It is definitely NOT a place to travel of late I wouldn't advise anyone to travel here. It's one of the most unsafe place for women in the world. Google it. I have read in news of countless cases where foreign travellers were gang raped. It's a common plight for the usual Indian women anyway. Robberies and thefts are no surprise either. The condition of lodging and conveyance are also quite sad. The current mood in the country of general mysogyny doesn't help either if at all one is harassed in any way and goes to the authorities for help. Please be aware and beware before setting foot.

[@Tina_45]

@@memoiories Not saying that isnt true and doesnt exist, sure does but then again it’s all about where you go and who youre with.

[@b2kzangelalwayz]

20 rupees is about 25 cents. If you’re still working from America and living in India, this seems clutch.

[@thegall777]

Love to see it! India is truly a place like no other, and I'm not being biased. I hope everyone gets to experience the amount of diversity we have here 💙 I've noticed in my own travels that an open mind, free of preconceived notions, makes for wonderful experiences, and of course keep your guard up when out and about anywhere in the world

[@Mzmamacita87]

You are so organically beautiful! Girl you are my spirit animal raaawr!!!, literally thinking about headed that way soon. God bless your journeys🤘🏾

[@LuvuluvuLaChic]

Oh wow ☺️😊 Thank You ❤️...And yes please come...Life Is too short to wait...Hit me up if u do...I lived and traveled through Southeast/South Asia for 7 yrs, so even if ur not comming to India...But ur thinking anywhere in this area of the world don't hesitant to ask any questions ☺️.

[@omnistgangsterenlightenmen3788]

You are glowing, and I plan on heading to India for spiritual reasons. I appreciate you for educating us humans beings how to transcend beyond are bias views set on certain places or people.

[@ruthiglesias1563]

What a chill and peaceful place to live! Beauty wise... I wonder how she finds the products or services she needs to keep her hair so healthy.

[@LuvuluvuLaChic]

Coconut oil has been a life saver...But for anything else I usually just order it online... But depends on the country...Like in Thailand, in Bangkok and Chiang Mai there's a black community there, so you can find more black hair products in town...

[@ruthiglesias1563]

@@LuvuluvuLaChic That's great! I was on a mission trip with limited water and it was difficult to wash my hair (it's really thick). After that, I always cut my hair short before going on missions. 🙂

[@AjanaeP]

I love following people abroad.

[@nashyplyn8676]

I dont think I'll ever go there but it seems beautiful

[@gunjan436]

Why?

[@lailahlyn9428]

I've seen Indians warning girls not to walk by themselves because it's not safe. Can you imagine???

[@deepaksutar8930]

@@lailahlyn9428 tbh it's not only in india

[@swapnilchaudhari9555]

@@lailahlyn9428 This sounds like completely made-up shit. India is much more modern than african, Central Asian and middle Eastern contries. What you have heard is nothing less than propaganda. In every indian city all girls wear jeans,drive cars and scooties. It's majority hindu country so restrictions on girls is only thing in rural India. Urban India is more modern than atleast half of world including islamic and african contries.

[@swapnilchaudhari9555]

@Rhythm he/she just made up that shit and sounds like completely ignorant asshole. I see women wearing jeans and whatever they want in India litterally everywhere.

[@stoicfreediver]

Instantly subscribed! Thank you for the inspiration ✨

[@musiclover6842]

I love feeling grounded and escaping the hustle of the city or just have moments where I can be at rest so I’m redecorating my room rn and It feel like my happy place now though I still live in the big city

[@janaekelis]

thank you for sharing what you have learnt in india with the world, i love seeing indian culture on display

[@SupernaturalLove100]

Probably a lot more peaceful than living in the USA... 🥴👏🏾

[@micheas_westward]

This is great. Considering not much black folks are in India, at this time. This can inspire them.

[@nmart1n]

This is awesome! Live your best and most happy life ❤️

[@BronzeSista]

Great video about India! So very positive, but its because you're positive person!

[@carmellabrown3335]

Love to see it. Looks so peaceful. I wonder what the annual cost of living is. I'm so over the USA 😅

[@christopherburse1167]

Me too.

[@utubefreak7167]

$10,000/year would give you a comfortable lifestyle, $12,000 for Mumbai

[@cosmictruth6333]

India doesn't need anymore gentrification go to Africa 😂

[@alexanderivory-brown118]

India is my goal country. Africa is my goal continent. Never been to them but they are my absolute goals and are worth me going. मैं अब हिंदी पढ़ रहा हूँ I am studying Hindi now.

[@madelinekouassi9884]

Africa? Country ?????

[@lisaw44]

Africa is a continent...

[@alexanderivory-brown118]

@@lisaw44 Sorry for the typo my peeps yall right on that! Keep me sharp!

[@alexanderivory-brown118]

@@madelinekouassi9884 Yesssssss! Look at me messing up! Thank you for the catch ill update it now

[@thegall777]

Hi Alexander! Lovely to hear this, just a tiny correction to help you: you mean पढ़, as पढ़ा is "teaching", and not "studying". Best wishes from India!

[@aditijoshi279]

i want to go back so bad cuz the last time i went was in 2019. my grandparents live in mumbai (dads side) and my other grandparents/relatives live in kerala (moms side). mumbai is kinda gross sometimes because it is one of the most populated cities in the world, but i really recommend going to the south. kerala is really beautiful. while there are some major cities like thrissur, it doesn't compare to mumbai or delhi. the state itself is very countrylike and it's near the ocean, too. so i really recommend going to india for travel

[@ellymartinez2427]

Looks so nice, makes me miss living in Santa Cruz so much

[@shravangupta4828]

mumbai's santa cruz or somewhere else

[@Samuel115s]

I'm half indian and this video makes me want to visit.

[@Str885]

I have been dying to visit Goa. It's on my list.

[@bradarmstead1641]

Can't wait to go back

[@FirstNameLastName-oe9hi]

Wow!!

[@havenlane992]

Omg makes me miss it so much 😩 This is the good life 💫💫

[@SammiTheSweetheart327]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video. 💜 I'd love to be able to travel like that sometime, seems so peaceful.

[@Heir2themoon]

Great vid!

[@sohinipal4283]

To every foreigners out there, just travel to India thinking each state of India as a country.

[@YizzERR]

Not even trying to be extra but @ 3:05 - all of those places and things legit look like how I imagine my utopia to be. Wow. lol

[@purposedrivenwoman]

Hi, I'm so proud of your courage....are you still there. I would love to visit and meet you

[@whoopsydaisy6389]

I've always heard from Indians who moved to the states that India is super racist which made me reluctant to travel there. I felt like if they came to a racist place like the U.S. and felt India was somehow worse, then I should probably stay away. You have me seriously reconsidering.

[@susanjoy1692]

You should visit southern India, it's so peaceful and beautiful. People are more welcoming here.

[@mamabear1237]

It is racist country. They even racist toward themselves

[@AR-md1zq]

Just like anywhere in the world there are places that are nice and places we shouldn't go. I live in the US and there are definitely places i would never go as I would fear for my safety and feeling welcome. Like traveling anywhere, we have to do our research. I personally don't have a desire to go to India but my Grand Aunt (may her soul rest in peace) lived in India when she was young and she adopted Neo Hinduism alongside her Christianity. When I was young she even took us regularly to neo Hindu worship. She loved her time in India.

[@lailahlyn9428]

@@mamabear1237 agree many Indians have experienced racism. Not only that but there is a rape culture which makes it unsafe for women

[@jaminwaite3867]

Lot of colorism

[@Octayvia21]

I've heard you can get sick eating/drinking certain things. How do you know what's safe?

[@mekareactsandreviews3026]

For the most part if other foreigners are eating there you should be fine...However the longer u travel the more adapted ur stomach becomes, so for me I eat wherever, cause I've been living abroad for several years...But India is well traveled through and they don't want to make their customers sick... Just never drink water out of the tap...

[@remyatempest6700]

Omg! Can't wait to go! I had planned a trip to Goa then Vide hit 😒

[@LifewithFlorence_265]

Always wondered what it's like to be a black person in India

[@PamelaBowman-vv8dv]

Hello so happy to see your journey here I’m dating a guy in India and planning to visit 😊 what can you tell me about Cuttack

[@alexivrsn8459]

This video was so wholesome

[@cfoster6804]

One country i never had a desire to visit.

[@lalablack6038]

I loved Goa when I went. The rest of India was depressing.

[@LuvuluvuLaChic]

U do realize how enormous India is...I've been here two yrs and I assure u that there are many Amazing places in India ❤️

[@swapnilchaudhari9555]

There are thousands of places which are much more beautiful than Goa and some of the best places in the world. I bet you have never been Shimla,rishikesh, mahabaleshwar,nainital, uttrakhand,kerala and Himachal How can you say this thing when you litterally haven't travelled 90% of the country lol Atleast India much much more better than Africa and many middle eastern countries.

[@lalablack6038]

@@swapnilchaudhari9555 you're defensive over my opinion.... I jave been to a few places in India and I stand by what I said, the rest was depressing to me. Get over yourself, what you think doesn't sway my overall experience.

[@CamilaSaurus]

@@lalablack6038 Just out of curiosity, what other places did you go to?

[@cosmictruth6333]

The majority of africa is depressing... so have a seat

[@H20fanatic20]

I want to go here, but I’ve heard some horror stories that makes me want to not go here alone

[@DoeEyedDeer-qir]

Oh what happened?

[@LuvuluvuLaChic]

Yeah me to before I came to India...But from media and ppl whose never been...I asked ppl, mainly solo women whose been to India questions and about their experience yrs before I decided to come and almost everyone I talked before I came and while I travel through India...Almost everyone loves this place...U just have to use the same commonsense u use back at home.

[@lailahlyn9428]

Yeah! I'll watch other people but I will never go there

[@swapnilchaudhari9555]

Funny you only hear these things from people who have never been India. Just one visit and it will become your one of the fevorite country out there It's one of the most diverse country with highly tech friendly cities to sacred cities. It's just ignorance and racism that make people say controversial things like these I recommend you to watch or listen foreigners who actually lived in India for more than one year and then form your opinion. You have to be here and you will be. I am saying this confidence than india is much better than racist stereotypical view and growing really fast.

[@itsdsanti3784]

I have so many questions about HOW to become a nomad and remain stable at the same time.

[@stevethepussycat9968]

step one, have money step two, travel to a dirt cheap country step three, blog about it step four, profit???

[@benja303]

step one, get a remote job that pays US dollars step two, travel

[@naomi6372]

My legit dream

[@bankrollace8737]

What made you want to move there🤔🤔

[@chrissystewart6268]

What is like in India , what's the difference over there?

[@moof1232]

my favorite place for travel is kashmir

[@YoDonutXD]

Makes me wanna move

[@shanaricks1844]

Nah.

[@oceanbreeze3213]

❤️🇬🇩

[@Wepulled]

never have Chai and Juice at the same time . its not good for your teeth and health because of hot cold combination :)

[@pedanticm]

Did you learn Hindi?

[@LuvuluvuLaChic]

Some...Hindi isn't as hard to learn as some other Asian languages...So yeah I know the basics...Most ppl will speak English, which sometimes makes it harder to practice, but I speak some Hindi without a second thought...like it just comes out naturally, which is nice.

[@chandrasekharchand6050]

Goa's language is konkani ...hindi isn't spoken everywhere in india

[@TabJoy7]

@@chandrasekharchand6050, exactly. I live in Chennai. Learning Tamil so I can communicate better with my neighbors.

[@Tazawar24]

I know it smell wild crazy over there.

[@deepaksutar8930]

it does not

[@Tazawar24]

@@deepaksutar8930 no way it doesn’t

[@jonkiyosaki6600]

Well yes lots of incense , flowers , livestock, open fires , cooking because Indian food is pungent and exhaust from vehicles .

[@Nadeem87Qureshi]

This remind me of twitter war😂

[@deepaksutar8930]

@@Tazawar24 no it literally doesn't?? It smells like any other place but yes very few spots do

[@ShizukaRose]

Couldn’t be me.

[@pendlelancashire]

💚💯💚

[@bbb6631]

Black and brown is no different

[@CevynformelyMJEYEAm]

You in india minor..

[@mamabear1237]

I would never travel to Asia. Never in my life

[@arianakrishnan3283]

what a sad life

[@nashyplyn8676]

Yeah me neither ✋️