Daily life in RAJASTHAN, INDIA 🇮🇳- CITY vs RURAL

[@johnnorth9355]

India is a country that on paper should not function because of it's diversity but in reality functions perfectly well, perhaps because of it's diversity. Who better than Noraly to help us explore the real India and help us understand this magnificent country ?

[@catchuppi33]

The underlying fabric is Hinduism which binds people to gather

[@adityan3208]

​​​@@catchuppi33 why is Buddhism, Jainism and everything else dividing the nation? Religion isn't binding any religiously diverse country (actually it can be dividing us) including India, brotherhood is. I never see a hindu or Muslim when I walk on the streets, I don't care honestly. All I see are my Indian brothers

[@tigerking2742]

India is not only a country 👍 India is a civilization whole world know the Indian civilization.

[@BlackHawkTejas]

​@@adityan3208Nice Joke!!

[@adityan3208]

@@BlackHawkTejas Sorry I don't consider opinions of anyone who likes their own comments.

[@jodijones9765]

Amazing; elephants, monkeys, camels, goats, tigers, buffalo, peacocks and not in a zoo .... so so grateful to see such a wonderful place .. who knew? and for her to be supporting the local communities .. THANK YOU so for taking me on this journey. Much love to Noraly🥰

[@sachinpuri108]

According to Hinduism God living in each and every thing that's why We Hindu Indians respect each and every life, we worship Neture, Mountain, rivers, trees, Animals, land Air, fire, See each and everything God created for as or with as, (Live and let Live) this is a core value of Hinduism 🙏🏻 Jay Shree Ram🚩

[@lngworld6174]

In India , animal are living with us as a part of society.. so no need to send them to zoo...

[@daisy83008]

Also rinos in assam

[@yeetgamer1765]

@@lngworld6174 but there are zoos too

[@budburrell3032]

India is truly fascinating! Your interaction with local people show us their world. Thank you.

[@KrishBB]

@joeysinde1340 we do have toilets in every home

[@atheisttttt]

@joeysinde1340 what did people use before toilets? I guess your ancestors came out of the womb with a toilet

[@grantpaterson7132]

What is fascinating is how this country actually runs. This is India

[@blackbob3358]

That's her beauty, 3032. I reckon she could charm the most venomous snake in all India, with her demeanor.

[@nikhilnagargoje7438]

@@KrishBB its fake acc don't worry

[@ffiori-uw5rz]

Congratulations Noraly! Thank's! 💪❤️🙏 🇧🇷🇮🇳🇳🇱

[@ffiori-uw5rz]

❤️

[@Amuzic_Earth]

For people who don't know, this is not just any village, but a village inside a reserve forest, a protected area...there are special permissions for people of different tribes and clans in India who are completely dependent on nature for most part and still kinda live a primitive life, to live inside a protected forest area. So, you can't possibly get any more rural than this in India. India is a land of peaceful cohabitation, anybody is allowed to live in the way they wish and homogeneity or a particular way of living is not enforced upon...This is the reason why you don't see homogeneous urban or rural scapes that you see in other countries. People, animals all live in their own way, sometimes in separate landscapes, sometimes all simultaneously, which creates a complex multidimensional layers...which is what makes it so hard to be perceived by the foreigners. Noraly has began to get these layers and that's why she connects so well here.

[@Gail-gf7km]

The class system is alive and well in India. People are very much constrained by the class of their birth.

[@shrenikmehta89]

Class systems exist in every country on earth. I think you wanted to refer to the caste system. Yes, that is one of the biggest issues still affecting India. But everyone realises that and the country as a whole has the laws in place to change this system. But it'll take a couple of generations to get rid of it, as it's been more than a thousand years that this system was in place. It'll take a few generations at least to leave it behind.

[@Amuzic_Earth]

@@Gail-gf7km I think u mean caste system....and the intensity of it varies depending on where u r...it's practically non existent in cities. It's also non existent in North East and in Bengal. And even where it exists, it doesnt affects social day to day life. Nobody is constrained to anything because of their cast...the only exception is marriage where some society do enforce it...again it's not universal, doesnt exist everywhere, doesn't matter in all generations. Our PM himself is from so called backdated caste...and the president is from a so called lowest rung of tribe...so u can guess nobody is constrained. If anything so called lower castes are given a lot of reservations and financial incentives in govt institutes in study and in profession...

[@arpanabinaswar1811]

As far as I know you cannot be confined by law. You can do anything you want anything you want to become (except terrorist) Rather it will be a BENEFIT for you to be one of ST ( SCHEDULED TRIBE), SC (SCHEDULED CASTE) , or OBC ( OTHER BACKWARD COMMUNITY). For example in National Exam if a GENERAL CATEGORY students compete Lets Say ENGINEERING EXAM ( WHICH IS ONE OF THE TOUGHEST EXAM IN THE ENTIRE WORLD) : GENERAL CATEGORY / UNRESERVED CATEGORY CUTOFF - 91 PERCENTILE ( Don't confuse it for PERCENT) ST CUTOFF - 30 TO 40 PERCETILE AT MAX SC CUTOFF - 36-50 PERCENTILE AT MAX OBC- 50-75 PERCENTILE AT MAX SAME FOR EWS (ECONOMICALLY WEAKER SECTION) ALSO THEY WOULD PAY ALMOST 1/4TH THE FEES THN GENERAL. NOTE THIS IS VERY CRUCIAL WHEN YOU ARE COMPETING WITH 1.2 MILLION CANDIDATES for around 200k Government COLLAGE SEATS. There are Plenty of PRIVATE INSTITUTES BUT FEES THERE IS HIGH AND YOU WONT GET INTELLIGENT CROWD AS YOU COULD GET IN GOBVERMENT COLLAGES ( THERE ARE CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS)

[@Aashu299]

@@shrenikmehta89plz understand what he means when he refers to caste system in India before saying yes. People in the West have been fed this propaganda through their media for the countries they have conflicts with or whom they don’t have any well wishes for. In our case, caste system is referred as someone born in a particular caste is confined to that particular job and he can’t climb up the social ladder which is obviously couldn’t be farther from truth.

[@Meonlymeagain]

I visited India many years ago and found the countryside to really have the essence of the country. Many happy people with very little material goods. Taught me a little about happiness.

[@mercedesbenz3751]

Yes, as an Indian I am saying, in cities people have all kind of luxuries and still they are not happy. In rural villages people have little luxury but they are full of life, no hatred or jealous of anybody, they are just pure people.

[@hirenahir76200]

True morden india is actually worse to love

[@Axe85]

Indian people r less materialistic

[@talkingdrops]

You went deep in the rural India region 🥺thanks for exploring our old culture and breaking stereotypes 🙏🇮🇳enjoy incredible india, God bless you

[@patriciabramble6704]

My husband and I learn so much from your videos. I have learnt so much about India, it’s an amazing country

[@ericcox6764]

Thank you so much, Noraly, for showing the world how most people are good. I wish everyone could see this!!

[@Amuzic_Earth]

15% of the people fall in the dark triad categories, and these are the people who create most of the world's problem. So, yeah 85% of the people on our planet are not bad. Out of this 85%, 15% are genuinely good people, who can never do any bad, the 50% in the middle can be invoked, incited or influenced to do either bad or good work, but all these 85% people's default state is to be at peace. So, yeah we are good for most part. It's just that bad people are loud and we have negativity bias which is further enhanced by the media exaggeration and hence the world seems so bad....when in fact the world is becoming better and better in 95% metrics, because the majority of people are still good and want good to happen in general.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

It has been commented many times in past that IB's channel should be part of school curriculum as well as adults and I agree! No question I am a changed person and more well informed because of Noraly. I try to follow in her footsteps when it comes to meeting, greeting, and interacting with strangers, among other things. Amazing how her methods work!

[@ericcox6764]

I bet when she began Itchy Boots, she never thought her efforts would be reaching people in such amazing ways. What a blessing Noraly is to so many. What an example of a really good way to live.

[@mickrose6450]

💪❤sublime good vibe Noraly 😁

[@tanyroy]

I really admire the background music you put in each video. Being an Indian and seeing you explore my country as a local instead as a tourist, makes me happy.

[@Pesmog]

The music is really well chosen in this series. 👍

[@meikelnono1335]

Does anyone know the name of the beautiful song that can be heard at minute 06:00-06:40? Unfortunately, Shazam doesn't recognize him.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

We are so fortunate to see another masterpiece of culture we would never see or learn about elsewhere. As I watch every scene I try to imagine the amount of time and creativity it takes to assemble it into something so grand. And how carefully Noraly chooses which shots get included. I feel like nothing is accidental and every shot has meaning. Just like the farming community she shows that plants tobacco and reaps the harvest, Noraly plants seeds of love, kindness, humility, and joy, nourishes them, and we see the the harvest she reaps. Thank you Noraly. Peace! ❤❤❤

[@David_S52]

I came here to say this exact same thing. I started watching the channel because of someone interestingly riding a motorcycle around. I soon realized she is so much more. Her ability to capture the perfect scenery and explain it. Her ability to capture the perfect smile on someone’s face at the perfect time is amazingly beautiful. At times it feels as though you are sitting next to everyone and laughing and smiling. Anyone that doesn’t watch the Itchy Boots channel is truly missing out.

[@thatsaroger]

I did not know much about India until watching this series. What a majestic country and people! Thank you Noraly for sharing your experiences, you have really helped open the heart of this sheltered American to other cultures. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@sachinpuri108]

According to Hinduism God living in each and every thing that's why We Hindu Indians respect each and every life, we worship Neture, Mountain, rivers, trees, Animals, land Air, fire, See each and everything God created for as or with as, (Live and let Live) this is a core value of Hinduism 🙏🏻 Jay Shree Ram🚩

[@PG-ny7qh]

Welcome to India q❤️🇮🇳😊

[@tanyabooysen3958]

Please give Noraly a thumbs 👍, she never fails to produce top-class videos. Much love admiration and appreciation from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@AnupamRastogi-hf1yb]

India has given so much to the world..whole world must acknowledge the contribution of india to the humanity..❤❤

[@amlanbhattacharjee9028]

India is a whole different world in itself.. Beautiful forts, animals on roads,people,intense traffic yet organized, food, modern and ancient life, what not..where else on earth we can see this...loving this series.❤

[@pamelamechling8647]

Yes! I thoroughly enjoyed this ride today.

[@sachinpuri108]

According to Hinduism God living in each and every thing that's why We Hindu Indians respect each and every life, we worship Neture, Mountain, rivers, trees, Animals, land Air, fire, See each and everything God created for as or with as, (Live and let Live) this is a core value of Hinduism 🙏🏻 Jay Shree Ram🚩

[@badassstatus7812]

India is the happiest country for animals and nature

[@mikerider58]

India 🇮🇳 is such a beautiful country, so wild and colourful. Norely has without doubt taken us on a fantastic journey. Her courage and good nature is an inspiration to us all.

[@kashifabdul3595]

India is a amazing country ❤I hope to visit my country as soon🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫😘😘

[@mr.k.d4834]

Hii brother ♥️🇮🇳

[@kashifabdul3595]

Hi

[@akshat_khare]

You are always welcome my Afghan brother❤

[@bikashdehury82]

Noo afganistan is taliban country

[@kashifabdul3595]

@@akshat_khare Thanks my India brother you are always in my heart 💙💙

[@ragweed3524]

I always get a smile on my face watching Noraly’s interaction and kindness to animals as she passes them. After the bustling city traffic, it was so peaceful to end the day in the village. Such beautiful, polite, people hosting you. Really enjoyed today’s video. Thanks for always sharing the best.

[@voiceofreason9238]

I was thinking the same thing. There isn't a random camel, cow or passing yak she doesn't sweetly say "hi" to. :)

[@indianamerican6362]

Her love for animals speaks how nice her personality is.

[@tonyrahalski8281]

I absolutely love this woman for showing us the rest of the planet

[@Nikilled]

I live in Jaipur, Rajasthan, I've travelled around to places with friends and family here but never wandered around in narrow streets, hidden culture and people with variety like you do and now I realise what was missing all along. Keep uploading Noraly and ride safe. ❤❤

[@OjMackarel]

What a good cause , we here in Oregon have sponsored and paid for two deep water wells in India and we have connections. I admire and am grateful for what you present. I love the Elephants, Camels , monkeys goats birds and even your black dog . Peacocks can be very loud , I hope you had a good night of sleep .

[@sriramiyer4612]

That's so wonderful to hear .Thank you for your generous support 🙏

[@maanu2005]

That's very kind of you

[@jordanmntungwa3311]

Such a vibrant and lively place. Rural India is so familiar even though I am South African. We live the same way no matter where we're from. I haven't felt this close to India before. I wonder what our nations would be like if the European ships just sailed on by in 1800s and never stopped to make their paradise on the backs of natives. India, so colorful and kind. a calm and curious temperament from every eye that catches your bike riding by. can you imagine the colorful temples and Forts peering out from the green of the jungle. can you imagine the garments that were hand sewn and how bright the colours were. Imagine the abundance of wildlife like the elephants and monkeys and camels. Imagine the abundance of forest and nature

[@loganthewolverine3405]

I am Indian and don't believe in victim card, Indeed colonisation have bad effects but as well as they have good too as at that time Indian society was stagnant and needed reform. where as African culture was too primitive for changing time. hope everyone progress with their culture.

[@ravgup1]

You will generally find people living in deserts wearing rich strong colours. Whereas those in green forests and wetlands will be in more sober pastels.

[@martin96991]

Africa is a beautiful continent with nature and wildlife and various types of tribes and culture so there's a lot similarities, ❤ from INDIA 🇮🇳.

[@preetamyadav7952]

Japan society changed completely not due to colonisation but by interaction . Maths reached to Europe from India via Arab not by colonisation but interaction . Persians learned maths and philosophy from India by interaction not colonisation Urban civilization started In South East Asia by interaction with Indian traders and people not colonisation . Civilization learn from each other not by colonisation but interaction . Do not justify colonisation by such loose , inhumane and flawed logic . If India would not have been colonised then today world would be 500 years ahead in science and technology . Industrialization in India would have been started in 19 century .

[@maheshrawat3392]

​​​​​@@loganthewolverine3405so invading other nations, looting their resources and oppressing indigenous people was good thing lol, then west shouldn't criticize Russia for Ukraine invasion. Indian society wasn't stagnant and every society has its good and bad part even today. Whatever African society was at that time, that was good according to their way of life and surviving since thousands of years so your excuses are illogical to proving western heinous crimes against India and Africa.

[@romymongalini3838]

A really fascinating country India is. I had the opportunity to visit this country and truly I just saw a very small part. Travelers like Noraly who really seeks these beautiful landscapes, people and their culture makes me continue the journey through this amazing country.

[@Fidaindia-h4l]

Please come to India 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jemstudio806]

There's something about the aroma of raw earth in the rural areas of India. So glad to see you explore the deep interiors of this land and the people who are the link to our past.

[@hafeezsaeedkimaakichut2077]

After harsh 3 months of summer days, When first splash of Mansoon rain....... that aroma of raw earth.........!

[@GerhardRaab7]

Hi Noraly, Iam following you on KZbin since your first travel through India. In every of your videos I can see how you love India. I am looking forward to your coming videos, no matter from where you release them. Greetings from Vienna/Austria from a retired Geography and History Teacher.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Another amazing and peaceful day in a village. It’s truly remarkable that the tigers roam freely in the area. Thank you for sharing the life and culture of people that, perhaps, we would not otherwise encounter. You definitely found nice people to stay with. Ride safe Noraly!

[@EdisonViedma]

India sorprendente y misteriosa, Gracias x mostrarla en la simpleza de la vida 🌹

[@hvv001]

Thank you 🙏

[@EdisonViedma]

🌹

[@jamzholm]

I continue to be amazed at your videos from India, what a beautiful and intriguing countryside with such amazing people and the beauty that resides there

[@hvv001]

Thank you most welcome 🤗

[@Fidaindia-h4l]

Please come to India sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jamzholm]

I will very soon!@@Fidaindia-h4l

[@chrisbmindful9890]

I'm loving this India series, gorgeous people and stunning country, thank you

[@harrya1039]

Jij laat India zien zoals de mensen leven en het toerist het moet gaan zien 👍👍👍

[@FGg503]

From the insane hustle and bustle of Jaipur to the quiet countryside in the Tiger Reserve. All in one day! Can't get more diverse than that! The people are so humble and poor, yet they will share what little they have with a stranger in their land. A beautiful thing to behold, which brings us down to earth, so to speak. Enjoy your stay and as always, ride safe! 🤗

[@leelakrishnabaina5736]

For your Information... People in india may appear like poor...but we are not.. We have absolutly everything that are required for our existence. Any person be it poor ,Middle class or Rich class everybody can afford things they needed for their survival here in India.Hope you got my point..

[@lylemacdonald6672]

An amazing culture and when I see all the forts, temples and old arched buildings through which you ride I marvel at the skill and effort taken to construct them in the distant past in the absence of heavy machinery. How many feet have tread those paths into these structures? How many lover's kisses and quarrels have those old walls witnessed. You bring history to life. Thank you.

[@Aashu299]

Those old walls have witnessed massacres. North India has a very violent past. The ancient temples are in the South, most of the ancient temples in North have been destroyed .

[@0arjun077]

Read "Vastushastra" and "Agamas" ancient Indian text on architectures. Hindus still employ them by making temples, homes etc. The scale of architectures are also wild, checkout Kailasha temple, Ajanta ellora caves, Hoysaleswara and Chennakeshava Temples, Arunachala Shiva Temple etc.

[@artsilaakso7773]

It has been very eye opening to see how different the states are in India. I must watch all episodes again because there is so mutch to see, like culture, nature, religion and so on.

[@dainikbatoula5809]

.... and she has hardly covered 15-20% yet !!! 👍

[@duchessofpotatoland]

Rural destinations are just something, isn't it. I too love visiting less unknown places to enjoy them to the fullest. Also, people from rural places are much more hospitable in my experiences! Thanks for the laughters, Noraly!

[@Gyodofer]

Definitely,....... an incredible chapter, when Noraly arrived at the house in tiger territory, an enormous compassion flooded me for those very simple people, those men, women, children, the elderly, what a beautiful episode, since I have followed this journey of Noraly, I always greet with my hands with my gestures the people who look at her or pass by, I am simply traveling with you Noraly. Thank you.

[@shivdeep2983]

This is the beauty of this place, look it was Water Buffolo, Elephants, Camels, Monkeys, Cows and what not. Everybody travels on the same road as the humans, and this is beautiful. It shows how much Indians value animals, respect they show them. It is thought in Hinduism. Just amazing.

[@0arjun077]

All Dharmic religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism etc are Born in India and heavily influenced Asia. That's why in a remote village you see people that are vegetarians for 1000s of years. Ancient Indian mastered spices to make any vegetables tasty also have the 2nd most fertile region in the world.

[@shivdeep2983]

@@0arjun077 Dude you're a Indian about India lol

[@johngaisford3916]

India is such a beautiful country, continue to be amazed at your videos from India, what a beautiful and intriguing countryside with such amazing people and the beauty that resides there ~ Thankyou

[@muddypawsadventurer7775]

India, a country of contrasts. Noraly, how you decide on your next daily adventure is fascinating, because you go into areas that NO westerner would go... it just isn't done. Yet here you are out in a Tiger Preserve showing us a complete unique culture within India. The fact that you find this fascinating from your POV/camera shots and narrative is better than any NATGEO TV show EVER!!! I'm convinced that you have 2 things that keep you safe... Your killer smile that disarms any would be antagonist and a guardian angle that rides with you. Your angle pulls people to you in your time of need... happens to many times to count... You go girl!

[@atuldwivedi8447]

it is a big slap to all those who says India is not a safe, a lady travelling on bike from north to west of India without facing any safety concerns so please change your mentality and visit India, We developed a lot and more to go.

[@dkmk6826]

Sorry but east up and bihar not safe for girls specially foreigners our rajashthan is much safe 😊

[@AudunWangen]

I swear you are getting more gorgeous and bright every video. Seems like India does you some good. Safe travels!

[@ShakilaSingh-m3v]

U embrace. Diversity with so much respect .Eat be well and keep hydrated in hot summers of India. I'm an Indian from SA.❤

[@Asone82]

I love how these people live in harmony and simple happiness. They are probably near poverty line but still have attitude of acceptance and appreciation of what they have. The animals look happy to be treated like pets.

[@subhamsingh3097]

Yeah , rural India people live life very close to nature .

[@desireswithhope]

lol. Get out of fantasy land. India is like other countries that are above developing but with full of disputes, calm, fights, crime. You’ll see the extremes and moderate. Don’t give one image to it.

[@Asone82]

@@desireswithhope I said 'these people' not everyone in the whole country.

[@bubblegum7489]

​@@Asone82they are farmers and herders . They are content with what they have , these people hold the fabric of the country together. They grow their own food , milk their own cows and live happily with what they have.

[@nikhilPUD01]

Actually, sometimes these people, the younger ones, come to the city because they don't want to continue the rural life in a village. They come to the city, and because they lack that civic sense, they don't follow rules, they throw wastes on the roads, and roam on the streets. And they are the biggest reason for dirty cities in india.

[@Former_Pilot]

I'm changing my name to "Internet" so that I can get a personal "Good Morning" from Itchy Boots each episode. This channel is so good!

[@ramishrambarran3998]

For the reason of already having been to India, and now revisiting with lots more details in your current videos, it is being confirmed that India has a fascinating, if not magical grip on you Noraly. We see your delight in the forays into places that in our entire lives, we would never have known about. Yes, India has you in its magical grip. We know that there will be more to come. Thank you for appreciating the land of my long-gone ancestors, and the diverse civilizations they founded. Jai Hind ! Trindad & Tobago. West Indies.

[@Samjoe4985]

Today I have seen Elephants Camel Birds buffalo Goats Cow Dog everyone is free which is amazing 😊

[@alokm1233318]

India is the worlds most free country.

[@ashishsrivastava1721]

Except humans everyone is free😅

[@Right-Knight]

@@ashishsrivastava1721 Say me any thing humans are not free to do in India?

[@dibyayjyotichetia1026]

​@@Right-KnightI think he is a tihar jail runner 😂😂😂

[@raakbas1]

😂​@@ashishsrivastava1721

[@tjm5492]

My favorite part in this video was Noraly saying hi to the cow as she rode around it. Intrepid traveler and sacred cow whisperer!

[@ricardocabeza4238]

Noraly, it seems that you have a great love for India and I can certainly see why. You bring out the best in Everyone and Everywhere..... God speed 😘😘🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@robcroese]

Such a fascinating territory, the culture, the people, the animals, the traffic, the sounds. Thank you, Noraly, for making the effort to show all this to us. I am getting too old now to do those trips myself, but I am happy you make such beautiful and informative videos and make the freely available for us to enjoy. Happy travels. Veel plezier!

[@Neela71]

Incredible india as well as noraly. Amazing Rajasthan, Visit South India. More places to explore.. From Chennai 🎉❤🎉

[@pwinter_USAF_83]

This is proving to be yet another epic journey Noraly! Thanks for taking us along for the ride!

[@DelhiDudeArts]

Now that's called philanthropy not by some celebrity but a natural born fearless lady like you. Love the way you interact with them and the great deeds you do to the rural communities you visit in each and every country. I salute you🫡🇮🇳.

[@RoyceMunday56]

It's a pleasure to hear such a wide vocabulary spoken by the local people

[@Shiva-nx1tn]

Almost every body knows basic english in India

[@franciscombes1423]

Even if I like your African trip, I have to say that I prefer the Indian one. Thanks for sharing. Have a nice trip

[@WhiteTiger333]

Once more, we get to enjoy the spectacular city views while you deal with traffic. That was fascinating to learn about tigers not eating goats...and keeping leopards away that will just kill goats.

[@mariadelosangelesrainero8414]

Increíble places! We are astonished! We are knowig these places with You. Have wonderfull travels...We Will follow each video. ....❤A very Big huge From Argentina ♥️🇦🇷

[@Dach101]

I visited India a long time ago and was struck by how good the genetics were. The migrations and mix of people over centuries. The woman at 19:11 has such a lovely face.

[@talkingdrops]

Well I don't understand it fully but if your talking about so called Aryan invasion theory so it's a myth 😅 because we got evidence now that it never happened

[@user-wb8ql4ky7j]

As you can see we have diverse geography as well so facial structure differ according to geography as well

[@Deepak_Dhakad]

Rajasthan has indus valley civilization+ indo European mixed people. That's we love milk

[@NoRiceToEat]

@@Deepak_Dhakadall Indians have that dna. It’s just the climate in some area’s is humid in India and the skim darkens. Eg. south. But you’ll find such people in the south as well.

[@Dr.Phoenix]

No one has and nobody can do the amount of travelling and off-roading you've done on this new Himalayan... Incredible !

[@vickisrome]

What a loving and kind community. We'd be proud to donate❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing with us Noraly

[@lindadavies6109]

I absolutely love that a girl child is supported and helped all the to university. Well done Noraly for bringing this worthy cause to the attention of this platform. Ride on girl, we can’t wait to see what’s next! 👋👋❤🎈🕊

[@traininsiderINDIA]

Not just till University. In many states x % of government jobs are reserved for women candidates to promote women empowerment or give them their undue share.

[@lindadavies6109]

@@traininsiderINDIA thank you for sharing this, it’s always good to learn something new. Greetings to you 👋🕊

[@mattdoespushups2350]

They have free education for both boys and girls of these tribal communities. They don't have feminism induced agenda of hating men there.

[@amitkriit]

The Indian Constitution guarantees free school education for all children. Schools provide free books and meals. These NGOs are tourist traps. They exploit the "white savior" complex to make money.

[@AAnand-zm8ek]

Thanks Norally for showing my country to the world in all its splendour and natural beauty which I have seen some Each state in India has its own uniqueness which people could see and observe Happy viewing friends and I thank Norally for bringing it to you

[@nicolarollinson4381]

Jaipur (?) and the surrounding countryside defies and exceeds all my expectations of the nature of India. Breathtaking and eye' opening. Thank you for sharing, Noraly. Thank you, India ❤ If my heart and spirit wasn't already so passionately entwined in West Papua, I would definitely be leaning towards India after watching this.

[@johnmalenchek6597]

Great scenes from rural and urban India. Thanks Noraly for your sensitive and artistic presentation of life in India. Stay safe in your travels. Long time viewer and fan

[@Former_Pilot]

I love the music Norally has chosen for these India episodes. I feel like I am right there riding through the crazy traffic.

[@badfinger61]

That city traffic is nuts, Noraly! You're such and skilled and patient rider. Having a slower day with not as many kilometres anticipated helps to take a bit of the stress off too. But only a bit! It's hectic traffic anytime of the day! Thanks for showing us the rural Indian way of life and the lovely people that hosted you. Fascinating and humbling.

[@nealeburgess6756]

I had a ride on an elephant at the Amber Fort there in Jaipur. Her name was Monnie. She was lovely. It is one of my most treasured memories. I was also thinking about the use of horns while driving there. I got the impression that if the horn stopped working, they would have to call a breakdown truck. No vehicle moved without the horn blowing!

[@OmkarSuryawanshi255]

Awesome video, love the fact that you are travelling through the villages , avoiding the big cities, India remains unexplored especially for all the bikers, there is a great offroad experience, and huge diversity in landscape from snow capped mountains, deserts , rain Forrest its not just about the tourist places , its almost an experience of travelling the whole world in just one country , just like its the only country where you can find Elephants, Camels, peacocks and if you are lucky an odd tiger during the same day

[@websurfer5772]

21:25 - The bird with the yellow beak and feet is a Myna bird. 21:34 - Banyan tree This was a spectacular treat to see on Thanksgiving. Thank you Itchy Boots. I'm happily thankful for your channel.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yes definitely! Very thankful for IB channel. We are blessed to be watching this living legend. A shining light for all. Peace!

[@thisHoser5150]

The ability to travel to all of these unique places and feel the air around India...you are blessed many times over!! The videos only give us on the receiving end a micro-taste of culture and the views but it is interesting and intriguing...it's AWESOME!!!

[@diane9247]

Absolutely remarkable scenery, animals and people of all kinds. This is one of my favorites so far!

[@janjager2906]

Very impressive city riding Noraly, I would not even attempt it! And then the rest of the video, camels elephants, monkeys, it doesn’t end… Through an ancient gate building to such a quiet tranquil village. Amazing, you are such a treat. Thank you.

[@emanuel_deusconosco4856]

A Índia é mesmo outro planeta 🇮🇳🌍

[@You2bgoogle]

Thanks bro,

[@renelub452]

What amazing day again. The palaces and fortresses are so impressive. Also the village that you are staying in is so interesting and peaceful. Great initiative to get the girls into a proper education!

[@JustAGuyYaKnow42]

Fantastic way to see the country. Great to hear you found this NGO.

[@ROTV-DanLockhart]

100% I would be out of my mind riding through that chaos. Tuk tuks, cars, scooters, trucks. motorcycles, pedestrians, elephants, camels, monkeys... YIKES! That overloaded truck was beyond ridiculous. This was a pretty fun episode! Thanks, Noraly!

[@SumitBisht0]

its common sight in rural places, they carry hay fodder for animals. Its a sight to see tractors hauling these mass with their front wheels lifted off.

[@striker44]

​@@SumitBisht0one last straw to tip the lorry's back. 😅

[@PreMal2023]

Pretty sure the truck is carrying cotton. Not as heavy as it looks.

[@VedaSay]

The truck at 4:40, its filled with wheat chaff, short of very small pieces of them. So its just over size transport and not overloaded one.

[@Shining237]

Beautiful people and culture in India 🇮🇳 - Thanks Noraly 💞🕊️

[@dakotazac743]

It's amazing to me how most of these people are still so content, and happily living just like they have for hundreds of years. Another FANTASTIC video Noralay. Thanks for all your of expertise, and the best KZbin beauty, and adventure anyone could ever ask for!!

[@reekreason2082]

Actually they hav been living like that for thousands of years, India is 5000+ years old 😅

[@0arjun077]

From Indus Valley civilization. Do you see the white bangles/ring structure up to the womens shoulder, the excavated statues from Indus Valley civilization has that. That's how old the culture goes back.

[@tonimusgrave9530]

Knowing I’m not able to go on these types of adventures it so nice to see them through your eyes Noraly. Thank you for your channel for so many years now. Haven’t missed one episode. You’re so brave to do all you do with no crew to go along and see so much good in people everywhere you go.

[@BikingLord]

thank you for covering India I am from jaipur (the pink city) i didn't knew you are coming here else i would have been there to greet you

[@shalabhkulshreshtha]

Well to non Indian folks- India is country where you can expect the unexpected in every nook n corner🙂. Thanks Noraly to capture this well.

[@makj44]

Noraly! congratulations for your new videos that show us more about Indian diferent cultures. We are learning as much as you from those people, really amazing, said from a Brazilian citizen, who is dove in the weak Ocidental culture!!! May God bless your adventure!! a hug from Brazil!!!

[@billcotton1551]

Noraly, you look so healthy and relaxed in this series. India must agree with you.

[@betabeta28]

So enjoyed India revisited, what a country, spectacular, diverse, historical, never a dull moment, thank you Noraly for a great journey through this amazing country and now back to Africa, it’s going to be exciting.

[@kevinclose5339]

Another amazing video. I don't know how you rode around the city without getting knocked off, stunning locations , stunning scenery, amazing people. ❤

[@0arjun077]

It's the flow, if someone master the flow traffic rules are not necessary 😅

[@sonic.garden]

Don't worry, she won't!

[@dakotazac743]

I love the way she just boogies right through the zig zag traffic and keeps on talking like a cruze in the country.

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Yup..that’s what she does!!!@@dakotazac743

[@DevotionalJSR]

india is great and fantastic tourist destination specially rajasthan place of war warrior .

[@vp4744]

With the history of the village going back 2,000 years, they've adapted to living with wildlife, including tigers, leopards, camels, and elephants. I'm sure they can manage better than anyone else can show them. Glad though young girls have a way out, if they so desire.

[@andersfalck6633]

Very inspiring episode today, Noraly. Helping a girl all the way to university, what a candle in the night, as world is currently developing! Namaste ❤💛💙

[@kumarannamalai680]

Your bringing us to a totally different world Noraly. A beautiful world filled with amazing and beautiful people . Such an amazing episode , Cheers and ride safe!

[@williamwintemberg]

So much beauty along with so many kind people! I'm old and have never seen India as I see it here. A whole new world has been opened for me to see, thanks to Itchy Boots! Thank You!

[@sambado]

It' is always the stand out of the day when a new video of Noraly is coming. At the end I see myself smiling. For her and for all of us that travels with her through YT. Thks for that.

[@rrs1074]

Truely great journey. U have seen India more than most Indians. Rural is where real India is. Keep up your spirit and good attitude. Lots of love from me and my family ❤. Stay safe.

[@edsonlandini7823]

Bom Dia, Noraly! Estou vendo seu vídeo nessa expedição na Índia , é muito interessante como povo dessa terra é simples com humildade e suas tradição milenar. Estou gostando de ver como é um país populoso e cidades quase medieval. Edson Cordeiro.🇧🇷

[@manudash4150]

Obrigado por assistir e desfrutar da cultura indiana

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

WOW Noraly…what an awesome day!! It just amazes me how well you can navigate safely through that hectic traffic! And what a reward to end the day with such peaceful and kind people and animals! It was interesting to learn about the tobacco process and also about tigers and leopards! Loved seeing all the elephants and camels…they are so exotic!! And the markings on that one baby goat..they looked like spots!! That was exotic!! Another great episode, Noraly! You make it all come together so easily!! What talent!! Cheers from Texas USA❤❤

[@shuvamadhikary]

Haha, that baby goat must have some leopard dna in it's blood

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Ha! That’s funny 😲🤣@@shuvamadhikary

[@tommes55]

Wow, the traffic in India looks like (Un) regulated chaos.... 😮😅.. and I love your wonderful vlog ❤👍... so much friendly people there...

[@JBS-e9i]

Its good, bad, worst, best and everything. Depends on where the person is.

[@striker44]

Notice the zen like flow. 😅 👍

[@want2behere]

The traffic you see is nothing. Come to Delhi or Mumbai or Bangalore or Chennai.. you will see much hectic traffic. After Driving in India you drive anywhere in the world.

[@chakra7562]

It's a 1 state of India, there are many beautiful roads in India.

[@j.b.9895]

I’m guessing the few driving “laws” are just suggestions to maybe consider

[@lourdesoliveira1678]

Adorei ver os elefantes, camelos, búfalos, cabras e simpática tribo👋👋👋👋👋👋♥️🐪🐏🐘🐅🐃

[@anantsinghjadoun8861]

Then visit india by yourself . I bet you'll love it .❤❤

[@NoRiceToEat]

@GaSamsung-qq6sxto careless people who can’t secure their own selves.

[@CartePostale-IA]

Thank you Noraly for sharing this with us. It's such an amazing trip showing and sharing about people as well as their cultures from around the globe! Enjoy India!!!

[@pramrv]

The world today needs a story teller to inform them all that old civilization and old hertige culture doesnt mean "not modernized". The definition of modernity doesnt have to mean glass buildings, coble stoned pathways and cafes. What has been working for ages without issues means its best practices for THAT region and people. A standard western template for asia and africa or latin America is not wat the world needs today more so. The world needs to recognise the real local cultures and see its authenticity. Thats the recipe to world peace. Thanks Noraly for showing these layers. Great work. Happy travels

[@kevindelaney1951]

Noraly I love your ride in India. Wonderful sights. Both rural & urban. Perhaps you should do a bit of touring atop an elephant? Where else are you going to get the opportunity? Nice to also see you riding in a part of the world that doesn’t have high levels of stress. The colours & culturally diversity of India are nicely captured by you on these rides. Thanks for showing us a part or the World many of us will never see.

[@JBS-e9i]

I dont suggest atop an elephant, unless we know that the elephants are well taken care of, its better to avoid any such atop animal tour. Sorry to say this.

[@kevindelaney1951]

@@JBS-e9i Noraly does her research well. I’m sure if she chose to give it a-go she would choose well. lol

[@vickisrome]

Animals shouldn't be rides or entertainment. Abuse and neglect are all they know

[@Deepak_Dhakad]

​@@vickisromeelephants are domesticated animals they are supposed to serve humans

[@striker44]

Some people take very good care of these domesticated elephants in sanctuaries. Apart from India lots of Asian elephants in Srilanka to Thailand spread across South East Asia. African Elephants are a different class of their own.

[@PrathameshPatade]

At -20:05 , I think it is unprocessed cotton, it is fluffy and light weight but takes lot of space. That's why truck carrying these type of load may look overwhelming.