Don't do THIS in Pakistan!

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It's Impossible to Spend Money in Pakistan

[@danceoffAsh]

Man, what a stark contrast compared to your experience in India, where everyone was trying to rip you off! Mad respect to Pakistani people.

[@alechendrix9367]

Big difference and they are right next to each other lol.

[@RomaInvicta202]

That's not truth - he met a lot of nice people in India :) Only Pakistan seems tidier

[@Granty_lad55]

Yeah i agree I’d rather go Pakistan than India although there are lots of places I’d like to see in India but the noise and trash put me off.

[@ajinkyasssyadav]

It's because they rarely see tourists, if they see one after so many days or months they will make sure to treat him right & make them feel comfortable. Pakistan has pretty bad image in the world due to terrorism ( don't forget Osama Bin Laden was found hiding there) and even their people know it and despite that if they see a tourist they will feel special about them coz they understand despite all the hate about them in the world, they as a people are great and it's their moment to prove it right

[@premjitkisan1204]

Jo bhi bol lo beta sacchai yahi hai ki humare 3rd-4th tier city me bhi tumhare poore country se bhi 5 Guna jyada tourist aate hain 🤣🤣. Ye fact hai

[@yangerjamir0906]

A Pakistani and an American conversing in Japanese in Lahore....that threw me off but a wholesome scene.

[@chrilledude1]

I know right, like what are the odds of that

[@ivannatinkle]

Dudes accent was pretty darn on point as well

[@unitedrail-mainchannel8991]

Didnt even know any Pakistani could speak Japanese, im shocked

[@outofthebox9699]

Another universe tbh

[@m1cker8]

How friendly are this people. Much love to Pakistanis from Mexico 🙏

[@HG4everpro]

Gracias hermano, yo soy pakistaní y me encanta la comida de Mexico y la gente es increíble, una lástima lo que está pasando con los carteles ahí, nosotros pasamos lo mismo con el terrorismo y espero que vosotros lo solucionéis también. Viva México carajo!!!

[@punkndisorderly2381]

Oh absolutely so friendly and peaceful. Lol. Are you for real? Compared to the Mexican cartels then just maybe perhaps on a good day.

[@elqord.1118]

The difference between India and Pakistan is directly tied to religion. Hospitality is HUGE in the muslim world.

[@sujithkumars4048]

Religion doesn't define a person, I'm agnostic but it doesn't mean I don't have any values or morals...Plus, this guy didn't have any difficulties with people of India (only the places he visited were shit)

[@elqord.1118]

@@sujithkumars4048 never said that

[@Jaafar_Alkhalifa]

@@sujithkumars4048 Religion is in fact the basis of morality. Your form of morality as an agnostic person is subjective. It's formed by the societal norms and your personal experiences. In a general sense, we know what's right and wrong, but we don't have it defined in details outside of Islam. Islam defines these morals and encourages the person to act upon them. Other religions like Judaisim and Christianity have part of the truth but a lot has changed in the past thousands of years.

[@TaskForce-ql3bx]

@@Jaafar_Alkhalifabut just like any religion powerful people indoctrinate the uneducated into believing a fake version where they encourage spreading and defending the Islam by commiting terrorist attacks against the “non believing countries.” As nice as religion can be there is always a violent and exploitative dark side to it. It cannot be idolized and put 100% faith it. I love 2 certain quotes where they say “if God is all powerful, he cannot be all good. And if God had just created us in his image, he would have gifted us healthy body and minds.” But no. There always excuses like “earth is a trial. All your sins are forgiven at death” and that nonsense.

[@sujithkumars4048]

@@Jaafar_Alkhalifa But, aren't holy books written by prophets who themselves had a subjective experience with God? How can someone be 100% sure that whatever written in holy books are facts if god himself didn't write it? I accept that religions can form the base of morality to an extent but they aren't the only path to be a moral person

[@keifuchan7265]

American and Pakistani speaking Japanese in Pakistan. As a Japanese person that's something I had to see to believe!😛Just awesome. Hopefully both of you can make it back to Japan again some day for more good times😁

[@ternocimadh5863]

Thats what we call, wenn die Verwirrung, verwirrt ist in 🇩🇪 😅

[@costaeditz959]

I love Japan🤩 love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️🇯🇵

[@jspicecue1463]

@@ternocimadh5863 i heard, small towns in germany are dying

[@joshua9862]

Germany becoming afrikanized

[@LongyTV]

I agree, this was truly surreal. 😂

[@dangiuseppe8152]

From this video I have realized Pakistan and India are two very very different countries. Pakistan just seem really nice and human.

[@user-du6re3rm9z]

And Indian are too unless they’re scammers or racist

[@morat795]

The stark contrast between the people of Pakistan & India is mind boggling. I never knew the people of Pakistan are so kind, trustworthy & hospitable. Much respect to the people of Pakistan & definitely on my bucket list to visit.

[@haykay1626]

Because Pakistan is a muslim country. Good people.

[@morat795]

@@haykay1626 I know devout Muslims in the middle east who throw hot oil on their housemaids so religion has nothing to do with being nice. I know some religious people threw bomb in a mosque in Pakistan while other Muslims were performing Friday prayers killing hundreds of innocent people just a few days back & it’s a regular occurrence so don’t bring religion for being a good person.

[@peripateticsnaps2827]

every muslim country is hospitable brother.

[@ZakariaBoualaid]

The contrast is there because of Islam, Islam has always been connected to hospitality.

[@ahmedazhar8485]

You're welcome anytime bro. It's mostly because of Islam. But I won't hate on Indians by saying they're bad people they are just more westernised and are a bit used to tourists so they sometine try to make money off of them but "sometimes" but I will assure you that even if if you come a hundred times you'll see the same hospitality thanks to Islam

[@NilupulMalinda]

It almost seem like you're having a much better time in Pakistan than you did in India. Pakistani people seem very friendly and welcoming.

[@ashutoshpandey-ms4pw]

*he selectively went to the richer and less denser areas in Pakistan..even had a rich elite political host who must have carefully planned out his trip...where as he chose to venture independently into the chaotic areas on India for the shock value....the strategic bias is quite evident..it was designed to make India look bad and Pakistan look better! reasons best known to him ,dude what do you think people has no brains?*

[@theherbalist1978]

Salty Indian scammer@@ashutoshpandey-ms4pw

[@coldplayfan7357]

This guy had way easier and luxurious travel experience in Pakistan compared to india mainly because his trip was funded by his rich Pakistani host who already scheduled and prepared his travel experience. If he had a host in India too then his Indian experience could have been fun too

[@fatmaezzahraabderrazak1452]

@@ashutoshpandey-ms4pw duuh ? It's not about it , as neutral person , from old days when we hear about india and Pakistan, we know Pakistani are much better, they're cleaner since they're muslims compared to nasty indians

[@AliKhan-bo9sd]

what you just wrote can cause another war b/w pakistan and india 😂😂😂

[@eaglekeeper7608]

I must admit to being ignorant to much of the Pakistani culture, apologies. However I’m glad to report my total surprise at how positive your interactions were with the Pakistani people. I regrettably presumed that it would be very similar to India but the Pakistani people you met showed so much better and trustworthy hospitality than Indians.

[@Sa7biUK]

As a Pakistani I want to defend Indians by saying that they are much more used to tourism so unfortunately they have developed some bad habits and a kind of hustler culture which sees all foreigners as walking wallets. Somewhat similar to other high tourism countries such as Morocco or Thailand

[@KimJongUn_DPRK]

@@Sa7biUK Nah, We Sri lankan’s are used to tourism too but we don’t usually do what Indian’s do..

[@didierduplantier8359]

@@Sa7biUK The Pakistanis just seem more courteous and hospitable to foreigners from a few vlogs that I’ve viewed. I have made a few visits to Noida for work and traveled around a bit seeing the sights. To be honest, I never have such a touching experience in India like this guy had in Pakistan.

[@coldplayfan7357]

Both countries have somewhat similar economic condition with india being more richer than Pakistan,but the hospitality of Pakistani people (especially pashtuns) is way better than india, and I say this as an Indian myself. I have a Pakistani colleague who I used to work with in UAE and he was very kind. It changed my opinion about them. At the end I just want to say that you can't judge everyone as same India has 1.4 billion people and not everyone is rude or arrogant similarly not everyone in Pakistan is hospital or kind

[@zcharged8294]

baljeet is Indian too, from Pakistan

[@truthseekermissile]

Damn!! When that man talks about liking Americans but not liking the government policies, i teared up after he said the people to people connection is totally different. For people that have been ravaged by our greed and need to police the world, it makes me feel good that people in those countries we hurt have an affection toward us, aside from our politics. What great people!!

[@MaryamFarhan-hn9dc]

well I think u were not directly involve so it is not ur fault. u r most welcome dear. we would love 2 offer u Tea and show u some beautiful scenery here in the Northern part of PAKISTAN......

[@Mirpurmad]

our videos get ratio bombed by our eastern neighbors (Indians) who' despite all the praise in the world feel very insecure and defensive when the word Pakistan is mentioned. even when its not politics and purely about sorts or food and culture they have to trash us to feel better or complete.

[@SebastianBeyer]

indeed

[@vaisakhsnathn7388]

Only if you're White. Because Muslimeen love their Islamic prophet who looked like a moon

[@arlichar11]

yeah if everyone had this view be better

[@harshgaurav9739]

As an Indian I must say Pakistan have a huge edge over us in hospitality, love and peace💝

[@tonybletas431]

Hospitality and respect are the norm in Pakistan. Truly lovely people! Can’t wait to go myself! Blessings to all Pakistanis.

[@zacharywhite211]

I had no prejudices but I definitely didn't know how amazing these people were. I expected them to be more like Indians. But culture seems so different

[@Ucceah]

reminds of of when i first went to a pakistani store in germany. i was just gonna browse, but i was immediately sat down for a little chai and little snacks, before i even got to browse. i was somewhat expecting to be sold on random things and overcharged .. but after i picked some spices and random stuff, i got good cooking advice from a guy who semmed to just be hanging out at the store. a discount at check out, and was invited to stop for a chai and a chat.

[@ahmedazhar8485]

You're welcome anytime bro. It's mostly because of Islam. But I won't hate on Indians by saying they're bad people they are just more westernised and are a bit used to tourists so they sometine try to make money off of them but "sometimes" but I will assure you that even if if you come a hundred times you'll see the same hospitality thanks to Islam

[@A_5678]

​@@zacharywhite211that's because Pakistanis are different.

[@vintage_hart6392]

The manners and attitudes of people in India and Pakistan are vastly different. People are so much respectful here. Makes the country more beautiful even with the pollution

[@shinchan5700]

That's bcoz ab 60 percent of Indians are lower caste Indians and 90%of all the bad things u hear are done by them. And upper caste Indians themselves hate them bcoz of their behaviour. But still they are Indians so yea .

[@_Sumeyo_]

yes Pakistan ppl are more respectful than these Indians. -.-

[@vishalkunwar597]

But the Muslims 💩

[@umairumairii6286]

It's not polluted like India but video colour make me feel like pollution 😂.

[@Religiouspeoplearegay220]

Pakistanis are way more respectful and unorthodox than the radical Hindus in India tbh (Please don’t call me an anti-hindu, I’m an atheist born in India who respects every religion, just saying the truth)

[@X_X21]

lol crazy how they are separated by one small gate but the people and culture seems to be so vastly different. Shout out to the people from pakistan

[@sanjaydash18]

yet most terr0rist are from pakistan and you know about there grooming gangs in UK

[@shinchan5700]

That's bcoz ab 60 percent of Indians are lower caste Indians and 90%of all the bad things u hear are done by them. And upper caste Indians themselves hate them bcoz of their behaviour. But still they are Indians so yea .

[@harveyepstein8256]

yeah no shit he went to the best parts of pakistan and was hosted by a local rich guy and went to the worst part of india by himself and complain's

[@X_X21]

I've seen a good number of different vloggers who stated they had similar experiences in India and Pakistan. From what I have seen so far, it seems people in Pakistan dont scam and harass tourists as much as in India. India is also much larger with more people so many thats an aspect of it @@harveyepstein8256

[@NovieBigSad]

This isn't nowhere the best part of Pakistan. It's a big city of 10 million plus. By that standard, he went to actual India, the cow belt and the largest state @@harveyepstein8256

[@mccormickja]

“I got 3 years prison, for nothing” Riiiiiiiiight.

[@Sina-rw3bl]

He most likely did. The west is a tyranny especially during wars or major conflicts. Remember the red scare, Japanese concentration camps in u.s., and the war on terror was bad too. So much arbitrary authoritarianship and racism.

[@rinoking88]

lmao yeah not buying it... I did like the logic of "There is no freedom in the UK because you cannot buy the police like you can here"

[@Marcopolo12as]

defo on the list if u know u know

[@SdH76zhEU]

Yeah, then he says, You can do anything here, you can (just) buy the police, but in the UK no, not possible, i've been through this shit...🤔...😁.

[@SourRobbo]

you don't get deported from the UK for nothing....

[@Anibal-gg9px]

I am a Cuban, who became a spanish citizen throught my father, then moved to the US, and became a citizen there, through most of my life I had harboured misconceptions and negative feelings towards the middle east.. two years ago I moved to Dubai with my wife, and have traveled all over this side of the world, I dont want to go back to the states, ever... I just go to visit family. We, humans, as a collective need to stop reading fake news and bs, and waging stupid wars that only benefit corrupt people, we need to travel and get to know each other, we are all the same, theres good and bad everywhere, but the good in this side of the world in quality of personality and hospitality far outweighs the bad. May you all have a nice day

[@Sa7biUK]

Cubanos are the nicest of all the Latino nations. The friendliest, with the most courtesy and good manners, hands down

[@Rolf-farmedfacts-supervisor]

Norway here, this was a night and day-difference from India! These guys have your wellbeing in mind! I want to visit Pakistan now, ...I KNOW their food is LIGHTYEARS beyond our Scandinavian bland food👍👍👍

[@coldplayfan7357]

May I know what was the night and day difference between india and pakistan travel?

[@markusmath3421]

@@coldplayfan7357 pakistanis got more charisma it's hard to explain. There's alot of problems in both countries but every time I visited I vibe with pakistanis more. I'm talking about the average people, most of the elites are complete scum

[@kashmirwillwin3124]

"May I interrogate you on why you hold these opinions" @@coldplayfan7357

[@mistyydagoat]

​​@@coldplayfan7357The hospitality in general and the people wanting the best for you and welcoming you. In india, some people were nice but not to the level of offering him tea and food, and most were just trying to make money off him and scam him. And the language barrier is less in my opinion in Pakistan. Many of them speak decent English as compared to India.

[@coldplayfan7357]

@@mistyydagoat Those are all good points, but also highly subjective. It all depends on meeting right people at right time. You can also find rude and dishonest people in Pakistan and developed nations like France, Australia too. Besides, india has 1.4 billion people, and judging them all as scammers or rude people would be diservice too all the good ones. Each person will have vastly different travel experience even when visiting the same place

[@perpetualgrin5804]

Having spent 11 months in Pakistan my heart is there. Greeting from Australia😅

[@MaryamFarhan-hn9dc]

love from Pakistan. U r always welcome dear.................

[@Sa7biUK]

Nice one Cobba thats a fair dinkum comment, love Aussie they're proper rippers always 4x'ing everywhere

[@perpetualgrin5804]

@@Sa7biUK Yep, do like to get around, to Moldova tomorrow.

[@Sa7biUK]

@@perpetualgrin5804 Crikey mate. Watch out for those beautiful Sheilas everywhere!

[@perpetualgrin5804]

@@Sa7biUK Moldova, the largest consumers of grog in the world.

[@ZAHIDALI-ky1ky]

I am a Pakistani American, the majority of the Pakistani people are very kind. I remember back in the days when I was a teenager early eighties in Lahore Pakistan. I was with my friend drinking soda at a roadside store, an American couple and a kid on their car stopped by and asked about the Hotels in Lahore to stay. Knowing that just telling them the directions will not be helpful. We had a scooter and told the couple to follow us. We spent a few hours to lead them to different Hotels and continued to lead them until they found the one, they liked. We treated them with tea and some biscuits. The couple was impressed and praised for our time, efforts and the hospitality, but it was a normal thing for us. I am glad to see that it has not changed yet.

[@RanaAdil...3]

And it will not gonna change.because our religious lessons make us to do this

[@dodolord]

Dude as a British Pakistani, I can't thank you enough for this upload, Pakistan gets a bad press far too often, I'd even go as far as defending my Indian neighbours, there are good folks over there too, but too often do people perceive negativity towards Pakistan, so this is a welcome change, thanks man

[@JamesBond-qv2ht]

I was one of the ignorant - blame US media. The people of Pakistan seem kind and generous. That is a beautiful rarity in today’s world.

[@sleepete12]

ehm....... grooming gangs ehm.... and I am not even brit nor in anglosphere to know about it.... also the guy talking..... he just praised paki for corruption, while in brittain he went "over limit" means he stole or broke law and went to jail,, well no$ sherlock.....

[@69EBubu]

It's a bit like "we love the Pakistani people", but if you ask about the "Pakistani Govt Policies", my answer could be a little different... :)

[@AssGuardian07]

​@@JamesBond-qv2ht US pretends to be an Ally of Pakistan But in Reality US is Ally to No one! And US Media always portray Muslim Countries in a Bad light..

[@pirmenybe]

Where are all the women? I saw 0 in this video. Only men

[@scarletlady3727]

I went to India for a business trip a few years ago and was absolutely disgusted the minute I entered the airport…I went to Pakistan this year for a wedding of a friend and it was so beautiful, clean and insanely hospitable…

[@mohammedzaman9771]

Depends which area of pakistan you went to. Try going to the poorer areas you will see the same filth there too. Have a look at orangi and liyari and parts of rawal pindi are filthy too aswell as other parts of pakistan.

[@arhamakhyar3088]

​@@mohammedzaman9771 Jealous Indian😂

[@mohammedzaman9771]

@@arhamakhyar3088 Im not an indian. My parents are from pakistan. Are you seriously blind to how filthy liyari, korangi and parts of rawal pindi are and countless other places? Would you like video evidence?

[@arhamakhyar3088]

@@mohammedzaman9771 why are you suggesting people to go to Poorer areas purposely? Tourists come to enjoy!not to see slums

[@mohammedzaman9771]

@@arhamakhyar3088 So they can see there are places in pakistan that are just as bad so they can have a true realistic picture of pakistan and its people. Why should the ugly side of pak and its people be hidden and not criticised.

[@nickc9370]

Pakistan would've fatten me up with all of these food offers. This is definitely something they won't show on TV. Great content!

[@SmallBrainedAmerican]

🙏🙏

[@if1ame563]

Pakistan has the highest diabetes rate in the world for a reason. People eat 4000 calories a day like hunter-warrior-farmers but work 9-5 jobs....

[@tomboyraider1015]

@@if1ame563whoa really? Highest rate for diabetes?

[@Taha4816.]

​@@if1ame563Where are you from?

[@KatariaGujjar]

​@@if1ame563pakistan is #3. #2 is india 😂

[@sreeku2015]

As an Indian, i will have to accept that Pakistan Hospitality is incredible ❤❤ Pakistani people are like our brothers!!

[@respectthegoat1519]

❤ love from Pakistan

[@mjmsupreme3438]

Thankyou ♥️

[@skyblue-wf1lq]

Respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰💚🙏🙏🙏

[@fgh8okbbffuivcjo971]

Ya they even treated bin laden as a president of foreign country

[@zuncmail]

Hospitality? I'll believe it when I see the same warm reception extended to a black man from Ethiopia. Individuals from the Indian subcontinent seem unable to overlook their fascination with white skin. I often ponder how a relatively small country like Britain managed to occupy such vast territories like India and Pakistan. I think I got some clues out of this video.

[@plung3r]

Two reasons for the hospitality: 1. Islamic teaching. 2. Pakistanis don't get many tourists, so they feel happy when they see one.

[@garretmufc19]

Cant believe how friendly the people are, really insightful. And something you never see on TV here in Europe

[@CalQaida]

Some people would even go as far as to say, they don’t want you to see the real Pakistan and their people. Only want you to believe what they tell you.

[@jahinsadman1505]

The media serves political agenda of countries. Even in the west even if many westerners like to think that's not the case

[@popcop5356]

@@CalQaida BECAUSE YOU ARE INDIAN WHO HATE PAKISTAN YOU WILL LOSE IT

[@teamhop]

Hey I’ve got some really great news to share with you, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died on a cross and resurrected on the third day so you may all have eternal life. If you believe and repent of your sins and put your faith and trust in Him as you would a parachute jumping off a plane at 25000 feet up in the air, He will give you eternal life in heaven as a free gift and I promise you, He will change your life forever as He did mine. He is the ONLY way to heaven and He loves you all. Please think deeply about this with urgency because this is your eternal life and soul, you don’t know when you could die, meaning you could die at any moment, so please consider this with all your heart. If anyone tells you that Jesus isn’t the only way, they are lying to you and they don’t care about your future

[@CrazyCommentzz]

If you go buy drugs you will be treated well 💀😉

[@jamilbayev6866]

I'm from Kyrgyzstan. Respect to Pakistani people. The best people in the world. I was there in 2006.

[@user-Rayyan123]

Oh wow… which city were you in?

[@jamilbayev6866]

@@user-Rayyan123 In Sarhat province, i could remember only Peshawar. Names of the remaining cities i've already forgotten. And Lahor, in Panjab

[@almastirmizi13]

We visited Kyrgyzstan in the summer of 2019. I love the country and its citizens. Miss our time in Bishkek and the city with a grand lake, can't remember the name though.

[@ahmedazhar8485]

Bro come again sometime I would really like to a Muslim bro from another country

[@Head_Quarterso93]

​@@jamilbayev6866 Yes... New people here won't understand sarhad as it's old name for Kpk province called Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

[@pompei1009]

In just a week, I met a great, friendly Pakistani taxi driver and then happened to watch this video. It is very eye opening to learn about Pakistani hospitality.

[@ebrahimmurchie4013]

Pakistan Zindabad... Pakistan Hospitality... Unparallel. Amazing. Been 5 times. I'm ready anytime to visit.....Respect from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@a.s.a3992]

❤ Always welcome love from Pakistan

[@phuttig1944]

I would not too well there, too paranoid to just follow a group of men and start drinking some unknown drink that I was just handed. I would be very worried about being drugged and robbed.

[@sharondwyer8513]

All the Western vlogs of Pakistan shows Pakistanis are very hospitable people ❤

[@jimbocho660]

Like everywhere else there are good and bad people in Pakistan, but the Western media has been demonising Pakistanis for the last 2 decades. This is why I just don't trust them on Ukraine & Russia - when the orders come the Western media will lie shamelessly.

[@m.m.4609]

to western people/tourists* there, fixed it for you lol. naive little white dolls.

[@Justthegoodstuff-gh2xx]

Not to their women

[@ramijana555]

@@Justthegoodstuff-gh2xx Lol who says that? Trust me Pakistan isn't like afghanistan or iran where women's rights are severely limited. Women actually have a lot of freedom in Pakistan. They're not obliged by the law to wear hijab/cover their head and they're free to wear western clothing. You'll see plenty of women driving too. Yeah you will get some idiot's who'll treat the women of their family badly but not all pakistani's are like that.

[@neeldani7450]

Muslim men are very friendly and hospitable... until they are not.

[@Timboslice_NY]

i almost cried when then man offered free food and was saddened by military/contractor presence. My unit went to Pakistan but I instead went home, I'm so glad i didn't add more sadness. the people seem sweet and really helpful. why must wars tear us all apart? imagine a world where we all coexisted without fear of each other and were hospitable to one another. USA needs a lot of work.

[@AssGuardian07]

Da Problem with the USA & Izrael is that they Bomb every other Muslim Countries for Oil & Resources & then they Give Excuses Of Terrorism in these Countries. They start Playing Victim Card when World asks them Why u r Bombing these Countries? They Give Reasons such as "War on Terror" Russia & USA Destroyed Afghanistan just because the land of Afghans is rich in Resources. First Soviet Union tried to Invade this Country & Failed then after Defeating Russia with the Help of Pakistani Army & Secret Intelligence Agency, America tried to Invade this Country & after a long decade of War, America got Defeated by Talibans & Pakistan's Secret Agency. In Every War, You will see One thing is very Common that Countries like the USA, Israel, India & Russia They Start War First with Muslim Countries & In spite of having Nukes, You'll never see any Muslim Countries Starting War First.

[@AssGuardian07]

USA Even Nuked Japan twice killed Millions of Humans & Animals & They have de Audacity to Call Other Terrorists.

[@madi4481]

I'm so tired of self-proclaimed "travel vloggers" going to poor countries and taking advantage of people's hospitality. You must pay those poor people for food and stuff even though they are too shy to ask for payment and it's in their culture to offer u hospitality. Especially when it's already dirt cheap for your currency, u should pay them double in tips! And u also pocket the money from posting these people giving u stuff for free! I'm glad he didn't get to go to Iran. He will find something negative to trash his host anyway. he doesn't seem like someone genuine.

[@Itsunclegabby]

War has always been profitable for certain entities, my friend.

[@kurtisschilk1218]

You should move to Pakistan

[@MereNiyogKePapa]

As an Indian muslim I invite you to explore muslim populated areas of India. In sha allah You will find similar hospitality, great food and heartwarming interactions. We are only brothers divided by a border.

[@nehalbaloch3096]

ya baat mehmaan nafazi hum musalmano main emaan ka hissa hai ek mehmaan aur dosra amaan lenay walay k lia jaan bhi hazir hai

[@Rawalpindiii]

You Indian Muslims are greater human beings than us (Pakistanis)

[@ankitmast2886]

Yeah thats why you are advised to go to Pakistan because you all are same.

[@Reece589]

As an Indian who grew up in the West. I would rather go to Pakistan than the denser parts of India.

[@ankitmast2886]

Katpit jayega cheethda bhi nhi milega.

[@Hiiharsh00]

😮😂😂😂another fake indian

[@RanaAdil...3]

You are welcome.anytime😊

[@Ghostrider-33345]

I appreciate you

[@peopleschoice1457]

Love you bro anytime❤

[@BitchBait]

It's great to see an open minded smart person like you interact with honesty with the rest of the worlds culture. 🎉

[@cameraman_editz]

Wow you should post videos

[@SmallBrainedAmerican]

Thanks so much!

[@moonhunter982]

more like hating it, are you dyslexic or smth?

[@RC-md2yx]

@@SmallBrainedAmerican you are awesome bro

[@saranaidu8252]

My mother told me to visit India, "NO"" was my answer.

[@skad2485]

I love how the Pakistani guy retained his Japanese mannerisms when speaking. Really unique to see a Japanese speaking Pakistani!

[@ianh4997]

somewhat related, but back during the second world war, someone from modern-day pakistan became a prisoner of war of the japanese. he ended up becoming a member of the imperial japanese army because he had learned japanese while locked up, which impressed the higher ups

[@quilliamattari2772]

@@ianh4997What’s his name?

[@ianh4997]

@@quilliamattari2772 just looked it up for you. his name was Malik Munawar Khan Awan, he has a wikipedia page.

[@Rawalpindiii]

​@@quilliamattari2772 Sotay mara

[@floridamane223]

​@@quilliamattari2772 yo momma 😂

[@animalrevenge1058]

My niece and her boyfriend are living in Islamabad, working there. They really like it there and indeed people love to receive you as a guest, it’s a honor for them to welcome them. Friendly people.

[@philwatson8694]

Pakistani people are very hospitable. I did some Pakistani weddings as a photographer and they always sat me down to enjoy some food. Not like that with English weddings.

[@Adam_Alarabi]

A big difference than his experience in India, Pakistani people seem very nice and they are extremely generous, I think Islam has made them better people, greetings to my Muslim brothers in Pakistan, I am from Jordan 🇯🇴

[@RM-yf2lu]

If theyre so good, maybe the moslems should try to stop destroying non moslems?

[@manaspratimchakraborty2200]

No hate to religion or country. But fact is he was all alone in India. In Pakistan he had connections and all. Thats why its tidier. Also he went to proper dense cities in India thats why the chaos, and lesser populated areas in Pakistan thats why it looks tidier. Otherwise it would be more or less same. Not even comparing. Vlogs are about all you want to show and how you want to show

[@RM-yf2lu]

@@manaspratimchakraborty2200 strange that none of the vlogs show the hell that the minorities face at the hands of these nice guys

[@coldplayfan7357]

His whole travel to Pakistan was financed and prepared by his rich Pakistani host(shown in other video) whereas in India he had to do everything by himself, that's why he had more problems in india

[@npb1748]

lol the jealousy is vivid, he went to delhi too and called it crap. Previous vloggers have gone peshawar lyari and interior sindh and even balochistan and had an amazing time. So your theory has failed. But keep trying to come up with more excuses.

[@cheecharron1244]

The people in Lahore, Pakistan are very kind, genuine and hospitable. The people are great. Thanks for this ❤

[@biglance]

Pakistani People are THE BEST!!! God bless my Pakistani friends I met in China, I've never met people like them!!! peace

[@paulparsons3101]

I’m Australian and I have to say Pakistani people are most generous people in the world. 🇦🇺 🇵🇰

[@rickshawthe3nd112]

Ive been to melbourne, sydney and brisbane. It Australia is an amazing place man. Love from 🇵🇰

[@RanaAdil...3]

Thank you 😊

[@bigsmoke-up9net]

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@onthejob9153]

I keep seeing these videos of people going to Pakistan and Afghanistan and being treated like guests of honor I find it very strange but heartwarming

[@fahadashrafofficial]

Hospitality is in Muslim culture. You can go anywhere in Muslim world and you'll be treated same. Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, Chechnya, Dagestan...

[@npb1748]

In Islam, a guest is a direct gift from Allah. He has beent sent to take away the negativities of your life. treat him with love. thats the concept of it. @@fahadashrafofficial

[@Sa7biUK]

I am glad you find it strange because ever since 9/11 the media has been trying to paint a completely opposite picture of both of these countries. And 50 years before that, Hollywood was and still continues to portray the entire Islamic world negatively. The internet and youtube has flipped that biased narrative on its head and long may it continue. Viva real life!

[@aramaicjew3212]

They try to show hospitality and then u ill be gone as they start showin true faces

[@Justthegoodstuff-gh2xx]

They are lovely to guests, awful to their women and girls. Noone is wondering where all the women are.

[@nidakhalid6449]

How Pakistani peoples treat tourist Vs How Indian peoples treat tourist is completely different as we can see...! Proud to be a Pakistani

[@ankitapunia8184]

I m form india and i do agree with you..watching his videoa has changed my opinion

[@japjeetmehton9921]

Indians are just more to tourists so they've stopped treating them as special I think.

[@Ayesha______]

Proud to be muslim

[@Robert_austia]

😂😂😂 They are well planed when come to India 😂😂 In pakistan they don't show there terrorist face😂😂..

[@Robert_austia]

​@@ankitapunia8184😂😂😂 They are well planed when come to India 😂😂 In pakistan they don't show there terrorist face😂😂..

[@ChrisEmo83]

these people are so kind and giving id love to go there i salute pakistani people RESPECT

[@RanaAdil...3]

Thank you 😊

[@ivictus2004]

Super cool! I had no idea that Pakistan is warm and welcoming to Americans. You've added it to my bucket list of places to travel to.

[@sagheerabbas6492]

8:34 bruh i can't stop wheezing, im not a fan of india Pakistan disunity and bs there's good and bad everywhere but the way everyone was tryna cling to him for money in India and now bro goes like "CAN WE SPEND A RUPEE" 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@MaryamFarhan-hn9dc]

u r most welcome dear. we would love 2 offer u Tea and show u some beautiful scenery here in the Northern part of PAKISTAN......

[@adolft_official]

sister dont use mobile and internet without mehram, seek guidance from Maulana@@MaryamFarhan-hn9dc

[@AssGuardian07]

And Guess what? These Indian Scammers call Pakistanis Beggars 😂😂 The Audacity they have to Call us Beggars when we dont even take Money from Foreigners 😅 Becaus Islam teaches us that, "Do Good to Others but Dont expect something good in return not even a thanks"

[@SonuSingh-pe5lp]

In Pakistan minor Hindu girls are forcibly converted but Pakistanis are kind

[@boomzmm6928]

@@SonuSingh-pe5lpthat’s what your media has brainwashed you with . Nothing happens here it’s just your godi media

[@susandonato6550]

I've watched 6 different videos of people traveling in Pakistan the people of Pakistan are ALWAYS so amazing to guests.

[@ayushshukla6312]

as an indian i really appreciate pakistani people's behaviour .They are really nice by heart .I expect them to show same love for Indians Too

[@respectthegoat1519]

We love you Indians too ❤ why do you think our people and government is the same, you can visit us too, we have the same blood just different religions which shouldn’t affect our relationship. Most Pakistanis watch Bollywood too.

[@ianh4997]

they do

[@afaaqahmad]

Bro we love you, come to pakistan you are really welcome :)

[@astwas]

You probably won't get this kind of love being an indian if we're being honest lmao, especially cuz you won't standout and if u talk to people to tell them you're indian expecting free food, its not gonna happen lol

[@Ghostrider-33345]

Why not come as a guest we shall warmly welcome you in Pakistan

[@CM-cw8fe]

You conversing in Japanese with a Pakistani man made me so happy that I had tears in my eyes.

[@MrOcto13]

From what I heard Pakistan is geographically a beautiful country. These men were very nice and respectful here. I see there is better structure and communities than in India.

[@elguapo90]

it has some of the tallest and biggest mountains in the world, along with nepal and india

[@adolft_official]

go live there, remember to only go out of home with a MEHRAM all time and too follow the blasphemy laws

[@essbee8028]

@@adolft_official Leave the house without a mehram? Don’t be so stupid Oh hang on a minute I guess your mom told u that !!

[@helloisitmeurlookingfor5898]

@@adolft_official lol im pakistani and i dont go out with mehrams?? ive gone to bazaars and malls with just my mom and sister

[@popcop5356]

@@adolft_official INDIAN SUPPOTED

[@IIlIIlIIlII]

The difference between Pakistan and India is night and day...holy shit. The people are so much nicer in Pakistan and the whole place looks less littered than India.

[@HesriFamilyTiktoks20]

bro pakistan is clean, the place where he was filming in this video is like the main/commercial place. So due to that, there's many people that pollute

[@Azlan_77u]

@@HesriFamilyTiktoks20 pakistan in terms of cleanliness is a mixed bag, compared to countries like india it is heaven, compared to developed west countries, its more polluted due to the very high population, especially in lahore, but islamabad is insanely clean, i am from sialkot which is on the dirtier and also on the cleaner side, its so wierd bro, pakistan is literally in between india and a country like the uk in terms of cleanliness, but overall i would say its clean and the people are just insanely nice.

[@HesriFamilyTiktoks20]

@@Azlan_77u facts

[@CasuallyCruelCrushesClub]

As an Indian, really loved to see how warm every person was. Just goes to show how much prejudices we have about each other when in really we're quite the same and it's just political agenda more than anything trying to create divisions among us.

[@hassanqureshi773]

Indeed! U r absolutely correct

[@HawkLad]

He hated India and so many people tried to rip him off. So Pakistan and India are nothing alike due to morality

[@CasuallyCruelCrushesClub]

@@HawkLad Hating on something publicly almost always results in pushback, it's a universal thing first of all. And second, a comment of a person about a whole country isn't enough for me to forget what I know about it. I've lived here all my life I know about the hospitality of my own country and since I saw the same kind of warmness with the Pakistanis it made me really happy. In our cores values we're the same if you exclude the religious and political extremists from both the nations. You can see even in his videos of India it wasn't the people that were issue. In both his Indian and Pak vids the people were still the nicest.

[@Head_Quarterso93]

​@@CasuallyCruelCrushesClub Coming from a Pakistani, you may not like it but your controlled media is the problem... Their sole purpose is to create an enmity with Pakistan in people's mind... I know their are problems within Pakistan's system but we try to oppose it because we're aware of it because of our media (having press freedom more than india, no offense you can check)... But indian media is filled with so much propaganda against Pakistan I don't know why... We're not what your media made us... Don't mind if I said anything harsh, stay blessed.

[@emf2482]

everyone inviting you for tea is so wholesome, they are obviously proud to have you as their guest

[@tom_123]

That bearded guy who’d lived in the uk was shady af. You’ve got to do something pretty messed up to serve three years and get deported.

[@bilalkhan-vg2pi]

Lol😂 i came to usa in 2007 so yea he prolly did some shit. I came to michigan and got deported to houston, tx in 8 months by my own family members😂

[@Matthius311]

Prob a sex criminal

[@MrCatfail]

his idea of freedom is literally being able to buy the police. Like, what world is he living in. that was just a smile and nod along kind of situation for sure

[@donniedarko7359]

There's Pakistani gangs involved in drug trafficking in the UK although the Albanians mostly dominate in that

[@KhalilFazlollahi]

@@donniedarko7359pakistani gangs dominate drug trade in the north not albanians. Bradford brum etc. almost all of the heroin in uk is smuggled from pakistan

[@emmawatson6414]

You should visit the northern parts of Pakistan, the scenery and the people are beautiful.

[@hulkhogan8339]

no thanks

[@leesteal4458]

​@@EDMVibes24He is also poor.

[@saranaidu8252]

Kashmir is beautiful and clean.

[@allovdem]

Yes, KASHMIR, is beautiful isn't it

[@ash1498]

Pakistan people just humble and kind generous mashalla. Allah bless you brothers 🇵🇰❤️🇸🇾

[@Rawalpindiii]

Iraq❤ You guys are great in hospitality..I saw many vlogs

[@marcomontano9454]

Respect to the 🇵🇰 real men with real hearts

[@JZCRAZY]

I didn't expect such kindness from Pakistani people. It makes you believe that world peace is actually possible. Awesome video!

[@sparklegirl19]

Because they were aware they are being recorded. They are nice in front of you but one of their slogans is “Death to America!” 😂

[@anonymous_IIT]

go live there

[@karmaking1263]

You will not meet kinder and more hospitable and generous ppl

[@krishhh8606]

ofc for white ppl but there are a lot complications as neighbours but yeah paki ppl are kind to outsiders

[@bullrider9617]

You would see their true face once they are back on their feet !! Currently their economy is fucked so all this hospitality 😂😂

[@kevindhir]

dude at 9:46 straight up offering you the roti from his meal thats love

[@seaniselectric1708]

This makes me really want to visit Pakistan. I have some very good friends in the UK and got invited to their wedding in Lahore but I couldn't afford it back then and I always regret not going. Also, just a bit of clarification regarding the guy who was deported from the UK for "no reason". He'd been to prison for 3 years, so whatever he did it was probably pretty serious. When his jail term was up he would have been sent home, no second chances, its not for nothing and not because of a lack of freedoms. And no, in the UK you can't "buy the police" haha. He sounds like he lived in Manchester as well, using "init" all the time :D However, the UK is currently treating immigrants and migrants very poorly and is very sad to see. They are trying to deport them to Africa of all places... I don't live in the UK anymore thank fully and I'm much happier.

[@respectthegoat1519]

I hope you visit us ❤ and I agree with the jail time stuff, Pakistanis need to understand our country will be behind if we don’t pay attention to our justice system.

[@HOMiE-Rugs]

Pakistani ppl are very warm & nice. we love them in Israel.

[@respectthegoat1519]

I pray for peace between the Jews and Arabs, please love one another 😢

[@HOMiE-Rugs]

hmm when they stop terror us on daily basis peace will come :)@@respectthegoat1519

[@Kh-nr4ng]

We don’t want your love!

[@user-Rayyan123]

@@HOMiE-Rugsthnx love you back :)

[@umairumairii6286]

​@@HOMiE-Rugsthanks. Love from Pakistan bro

[@dreamboatn]

Pakistani people seems very friendly😀

[@MaryamFarhan-hn9dc]

u r most welcome dear. we would love 2 offer u Tea and show u some beautiful scenery here in the Northern part of PAKISTAN......

[@pankajjyotibora25]

You should live there, they are so peaceful😊

[@erumrahms7142]

​@@pankajjyotibora25thank u..Yes..Coming from an Indian that is a great compliment. I showed it to my American friends and they were like wow..even Indians are now accepting that Pakistan is the best..

[@EsmirodBosne]

Pakistani people are welcomed. I would like to live in Northen Part as European ​@@pankajjyotibora25

[@prestallar4339]

@@EsmirodBosne that's because Northern parts are the only place you can survive glistering extreme-Southern sun

[@smoothcast6940]

i'm from Tunisia, and every person i know that went to England or works or studies there always tells me how great of a country it is. No one ever complained to me about racism. So that guy is definitely hiding what he really got banished for.

[@Sa7biUK]

Salam khouya. I am born and raised in England and its much better compared to France, Spain, or Germany but its not perfect. There is still discrimination but its more disguised these days. That guy is definitely dodgy though and was probably 'dealing' if I was to take a guess from his demeanour and accent

[@HulaguKhan2020]

Tunisian look whiter than your typical Berber/Amazigh or Arab.

[@arminius6506]

Pakistani here, millions of Pakistanis live in the UK and the racism against Pakistanis and brown communities who settled in the UK in 1960s is a very well documented affair. Pakistanis had to fight proper gang war to make their place in Bradford (Google the name). Maybe if you just Google one single term "Paki" on Google and cure your ignorance about the issue. Pakistanis faced same level of racism as North Americans face in the France.

[@arminius6506]

​@@HulaguKhan2020Tunisian face the same crap in France

[@Aksarallah]

he has dark skin and big beard, easiest target for racism

[@AJ-I]

Hospitality and kindness of ordinary people is extraordinary. They may not be rich but have a heart of gold. Well done to the people of Pakistan 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@obaid653]

An American and a Pakistani speaking Japanese is the most wholesome thing I've ever seen lmao 😂😂

[@ProCookin]

Imagine someone from Pakistan visiting the US as a tourist and locals buying whatever the person wants to eat or drink "it's not about the money, its about the hospitality".

[@calmskies1299]

It's about the greatness of the heart...

[@gsatire]

It's the rarity. Whites in Pakistan are rare and are usually visiting as tourists/business - so usually are treated well. The reverse are usually desperate migrants - which obviously can change the reaction.

[@umairkingkhan9770]

It's education of our beloved prophet Muhammad peace be upon, he said if you have a bread and a guest come your home you should give this bread to him💝

[@NBag-ni4ow]

Not gonna happen 😂

[@brockgan8941]

@@umairkingkhan9770 You have given us quite the education. Thank you for being the way that you are. Even if I don't share your religion, it is truly an inspiration about how to be better a human being.

[@MohitSharma-cy4rv]

I'm a Punjabi from Indian side. Even though I am Hindu, I feel an instant connection to all my Punjabi brethren in Pakistan just by watching this video. Pashtun people have similar or even better hospitality I have to say. You will not get this degree of service in other parts of India, I can tell you now.

[@hulkhogan8339]

we wuzz

[@slavman1945]

@@hulkhogan8339we wuzz scythianz n shiet

[@neunzehnvierundachtzig]

Why dont you shift back home then. im pretty sure they would still be hospitable

[@kamrulin1543]

​@@KaidenKnox11up and bihar r defaming India all others r chill as hell

[@sanjaydash18]

that's why Punjabi Hindus like like Kapoors ran away from pakistan and living in India 😂 why don't you go and live there

[@MommaARA]

The manners and hospitality is amazing. To express your opinions and still get along and be kind to each other is exactly what we all need. They may not have much but they will share what they have. Wish I could go.

[@KaesOner]

All the security guards at my work here in Australia are Pakistani. Great people. Very different from the Indian people i've noticed, even though they are bordering countries.

[@didierduplantier8359]

Wow, I have always thought Pakistani would be rude to foreigners but all of them are so kind, courteous and hospitable. What a contrast when compared to India. Must try to take a trip there one of these days

[@mwhite7712]

And who knew at 11:17pm at night I'd be sitting here going, "hmm maybe a trip to Pakistan would be dope." And start looking into the logistics. 😂

[@aiRizvi]

You should look at vloggers who visit Pakistan. It’s pretty solid investment for an experience

[@quilliamattari2772]

You’re welcome to Pakistan.

[@aestheticart130]

Youre welcome

[@astwas]

They love foreign looking people so you'll be fine - still I'd recommend getting a trusted person as a guide who can give u tips and show u around proper.

[@purenefoli]

damn this is goated. i thought pakistanis were like indians but damnnnn the difference is so huge.

[@law92__]

Blown away by how hospitable your time in pakistan has been watching all the videos. The people there are so nice!

[@DB800187]

This was such a good video! Renewing my faith in humanity, lol. Cant believe how friendly and gracious everyone was.

[@NihonDream]

I am very positively surprised seeing Pakistani people so kind not as the stereotypes published elsewhere. They seem to be so positive and enjoying showing kindness and hospitality. So nice to watch.

[@Kultwerks]

Wow, im positive stunned, the people were amazing! Greetings, love and peace from Austria ❤🤝

[@ChaiTogether]

Amazing vlog to show people who are from Pakistan but lived in Japan, not heard of to the ignorant minds ❤

[@KaroriLucas]

And to think that my country New Zealand advises all of its citizens against visiting this place. What lovely people, I would love to come one day 💙

[@devinmichaelroberts9954]

he was kind of not too smart to go there.. Terrorist groups are all over pakistan and will kidnap westerners. Its insanely dangerous. But nonetheless a beautiful people. Not the terrorists of course !

[@kiwivibe2683]

It’s probably to cover for the more risk to female travellers than males - I’m a female and would love to see pathway region

[@azarazar007]

Please check out travel vlogs of female travelers to Pakistan. Their experiences are very nice.

[@popcop5356]

@@kiwivibe2683 I KNOW YOU ARE INDIAN SO DONT TRY IT

[@babulahori222]

It was unsafe back in the day and now because of political situation. If you are old enough you may know Imran khan the cricket,ousted by non democratic forces on behest of Biden.There is ill feeling towards American GOVERNMENT. But we people to people connection is alive. If you want to enough your time in Pakistan, stick to big cities or the northern mountains. Best option is to buddy up with any Pakistani expats visiting Pakistan.

[@brianbrown5352]

Watching him go from India to Pakistan is like night and day. NIGHT AND DAY!!!! Thank you soo much for highlighting the best of Pakistan

[@Theocracy8]

The difference between his trip to India and Pakistan is like heaven and earth. The difference is Islam. Alhamdulillah.

[@SonuSingh-pe5lp]

Wiped out all non-muslims from Pakistan but this is Islam

[@bigempty777]

Crazy difference between your time in India vs your time in Pakistan. Mad respect to the Pakistani people, I'd like to go sometime just based on how hospitable and welcoming it seems, also the food looks incredible :)

[@tadanarilee6003]

Alhamdulillah for Islam

[@AshrafAnam]

Because Pakistanis are Muslims. Islamic faith plays a very important part in this.

[@gardendormouse6479]

Where are all the women? Never mind, I think I know😢

[@Waqaskhan-tg8wn]

​@@gardendormouse6479 why

[@mistyydagoat]

​@@gardendormouse6479jealous lundian

[@nancysaumure9804]

The fellow KZbinr who did the interviews with Pakistani’s reminded me of the man who told you his story in Iraq. They are both so well spoken and accepting of people regardless of their place of origin. ❤

[@nikitakokarev5276]

Oh wow! I'm in love with Pakistani people! Such a good community.

[@AbdulHadi-dd9xx]

The hospitality is unparalleled, so happy to see that on KZbin video

[@darkdarker4596]

Pakistan is on another level in generousity

[@darkdarker4596]

Pakistan and its generousity and kindness to foriegners as an Arab muslim i cannot comparemyself to their sandals pakistanisare the true muslims zindabad PAKISTAN REMAIN THATWAY and YULL ALWAYS BE FULL SUCCESFUL ALLAH WILL ALWAYS PROTECT PAKISTAN FROM THE PAGANS

[@ulysses4989]

The sad part is that, speaking as a Pakistani they treat others better than they treat one another. The issue with Pakistan today is that while the government abides by some Islamic principles, it utterly ignores others. As a Pakistani, I find that many of these so-called Muslims make selective decisions to further their political goals.

[@ulysses4989]

WTF happened to my keyboard

[@adolft_official]

brother you should not use any of google and fb products as all are owned by YAHUDI and fund israel against palestine@@ulysses4989

[@Ch3rryT3a]

I love Pakistani people omg. Worked with them many times and they are to generous and kind! It’s sad that so many Americans don’t know this.

[@AshrafAnam]

Thank God for Pakistan. Love Pakistanis. ❤❤❤ 🇵🇰 Pakistan Zindabad! We people of Bangladesh 🇧🇩 were once part of the country but alas because of the turbulent leadership we had to secede 😓😔 Tragic dark part of our history. Wish we could be one again. But we will always remain brothers. 🇵🇰💓🇧🇩

[@gardendormouse6479]

And the women? They seem to be very thin on the ground...

[@AshrafAnam]

@@gardendormouse6479 Pakistan women are like nymphs. They are the most beautiful in the universe. 😍

[@kennethkuehnle9872]

​@@AshrafAnam Seriously?...

[@laibanasir3498]

​@@gardendormouse6479we don't go deliberately in these markets. Mostly our men do such chores for us 😁

[@maxspellman6669]

No women walking in the streets or working at the food stall

[@marcyslaoal1364]

Based

[@mcclay9483]

​@@marcyslaoal1364trash

[@MAli-rr9km]

Not in night time.

[@astwas]

Women do walk the streets but maybe nothing of interest to them in this area. But yeah I've personally never seen women working at food stalls, I've seen them in shops inside malls though.

[@Aishasworld_241]

Such a lovely and heart warming vlog. So happy to see Lahori people's such kind and hospitable treatment. Proud to be a Lahori😊😊😊

[@RecoveringAhole]

Pakistani people have always been super nice and super friendly. What a stark difference to people from India.

[@akshatpratapsingh1160]

Don't form an opinion on such a small sample

[@noneedforaname640]

@@akshatpratapsingh1160 Why do you say that?

[@Ayan-bp4dq]

@@akshatpratapsingh1160the whole of KZbin isn’t a small sample. People in every other South Asian country are nicer, more hospitable, less scammy, and more honest compared to in India. Only South India, West Bengal and the Sikh and Jain communities in India have comparable people. Needless to say there are exceptions, that this is a generalization, but it’s a generalization based on truth as are stereotypes. You guys are even the worst commenters online by far.

[@akshatpratapsingh1160]

@@Ayan-bp4dq well you won't find people saying this about India everywhere on KZbin , ya India has many degital scammers but that just because we have many people, and roadside vendors while some give away things out to foreigners out of generosity some try to sell them the same things more expensive because they have money problems, India doesn't have a tipping culture we believe in earning what we do by work. Indians are nice too but some experiences and people are harder to understand and relate to than others.

[@siddeshnaik2296]

Is it so Abdul @@Ayan-bp4dq

[@Salajanywood]

9:32 that man randomly sharing his food with a total stranger, damn, that’s beautiful. It’s a shame that governments and leaders make us go against eachother so often… We are all people and we are all the same, regardless of the skin color or religion.

[@Phil-gd5jz]

wow Pakistani people are so kind the way that man said dont pay anything your a guest WOW. Much love shown to a guest

[@Dr.hasana]

Pakistani people with golden heart and hospitable, you gotta love em!❤

[@daltonschannel8405]

My brother & I wore a little worried about going to Pakistan being Americans but this video really helps with our decision to visit their country which now IS A MUST. Their hospitality is just awesome. Thanks for posting this video.

[@jesssandhu9432]

I’d say go to Punjab, Pakistan (Lahore) where he is, and northern Pakistan. The mountain are beautiful in the north and no one’s there. It’s quite peaceful

[@daltonschannel8405]

@@jesssandhu9432 Thank you for this info. Its very helpful.

[@arhamakhyar3088]

​@@daltonschannel8405 The north hunza are so beautiful with mountains & snow

[@Cricket.Ratings]

Lahore, Islamabad and Northern Areas are a must if you're visiting Pakistan. Wouldn't bother with the south because it's largely undeveloped.

[@5GTrevor]

or don't go. look how they look at him. if he wasn't live streaming... could be a different outcome.

[@mrdajve]

I'm originally from the UK and currently living in Canada. I grew up around amazing Pakistani food in Bradford and miss it every day out here.

[@user-um4zg4xs9o]

Why u in canada

[@Interceptor810]

There is a large Pakistani diaspora community in the Toronto area. Especially Brampton and Mississauga. You will fond some of the food you grew up eating. Though I dont know how it will be compared to what you got

[@Id_give_a_sht]

Love UK🇵🇰❤️🇬🇧

[@Poetry4Us]

so go back there we dont need u here in canada

[@Nabee_H]

Unless youre out in the countryside theres absolutely no way you havent come accross Asian cuisine here. I here Surrey and Brampton are pretty good places for that food. Personally I grew up in Toronto and the choices are endless!

[@Islam.213.16]

They're kind wooow i love Pakistan 🇵🇰 from Algeria 🇩🇿

[@johnnychipello919]

WOw..those folks in Pakistan seem soooo nice and friendly!. I wish folks were like that in America!!!..

[@justinchong1136]

Pakistani people seem cool af.

[@Justthegoodstuff-gh2xx]

Where are the women?

[@maizainabhoon]

you are cool af !

[@syedmurtaza8106]

@@Justthegoodstuff-gh2xx he is in electronic market, why there would be any woman there ?

[@santovelaga]

​@@Justthegoodstuff-gh2xx dude why are you so obsessed with woman

[@Justthegoodstuff-gh2xx]

@santovelaga What kind of question is that? As if its some obscure subject!? Women are half the population! Pk is shit for women. I've seen how bad for myself and am moved to call it out.

[@gosuosu6977]

2:58 Wow I really love the message he's giving and I sincerely agree that Politics and The people of the country is not the same. It's person to person, not government to person. The man has lots of respect from me! He genuinely treated small brained with good hospitality without asking for anything in return. He's well educated and he knows deeply about the politics, even metions "black water" agencies that were operating in Pakistan

[@GoodyBeats]

Damn my mind has changed about the Pakistani people, kind and loving at heart. Great video

[@Ronald-cq7cz]

Best people i ever met are the pakistanis, so warm, friendly, hospitable. Greetings from Austria.

[@MaryamFarhan-hn9dc]

u r most welcome dear. we would love 2 offer u Tea and show u some beautiful scenery here in the Northern part of PAKISTAN......

[@Sa7biUK]

Thank you Osterreich! How is the legend Toni Polster? Send us some of those awesome pastries and cakes you guys make 😀

[@RPRIMICI]

One guy was honest enough to indicate he was luke warm to Americans. I was surprised you were treated so well... I am Canadian. I've seen Dale Philip's vlogs in Pakistan. He was very well received but he is from Scotland so not exactly a country caught up in polarized global politics.

[@Sa7biUK]

Canadians are cool. Not too different from us Brits in temperament and sense of humour. Dale Philips is a good bloke and Scots are generally a gregarious bunch so this holds him in good stead in the Muslim world where humility and warmth are reciprocated with interest

[@pasbaanrehmat5358]

as a Pakistani i love america and its great constitution and its free people, i have a great deal of respect for them. but the american government has been infringing upon our political rights by removing and installing governments. the US military involvement in the region has been a great source of unrest. and it only breaks my heart that the American people dont hold their rulers accountable. this is where the luke warm reaction comes from.