Foreigners Make BIG MISTAKES In Thekkady 🇮🇳 (Travel In India)

Travel in India takes a dramatic turn for the worse as we head into the Western Ghats of Kerala to a place called Thekkady (the Cardamom Hills) on our little rickshaw
Our rickshaw is 25 years old, and clearly struggles in mountain conditions in this kerala travel vlog. #Kerala #Thekkady #IndiaTravel
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In this india travel video we stay at the beautiful Eletaria Resort in Thekkady. We had a fantastic stay here, and recommend it for sheer beauty. Here is the link www.eletariaresort.com/
Our overall plan in India is to travel via rickshaw/tuk tuk from the South to North (if it's possible?) The next leg of our journey is to travel all the way through Kerala, and then a bit more of Tamil Nadu before reach Karnataka
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We have only just arrived in India, after a crazy time back home doing van life and living full time in our camper van conversion for two years in the UK. But after some serious engine problems that cost us a fortune, we came to India on a mission to honour Liam's Grandad's legacy who sadly died earlier this year. With the inheritance money Liam got from that, we bought the tuk tuk and named it after Liam's Grandad.
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[@rosemarieberry9804]

I’m so pleased you decided not to risk the next part of your journey, on a mountain, with no brakes! I’m just too old and anxious for all this!!! Honestly though, I truly think your vlogs are better than most things on mainstream TV right now. Epic work both of you. 👏👏👏 good luck on the next stage. I will be watching from behind a cushion. 🤣🤣

[@nht737]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@orapronobis2149]

Notice how the people when they are stuck do not just look but all gather to help. Amazing.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Yes 💯

[@travellingyoginikas]

Yep... Indian society has v different operations to UK society.

[@clairewhysall1370]

So proud of you both for how you handled this! The Indian people are just so amazing.

[@travellingyoginikas]

Oh Claire yes they handled it BRILLIANTLY didn't they. I thought that I was brave for doing 3 years of solo travel vlogging in India.... But Liam and Janine are brave on another level ♥️

[@tracycroll4325]

What an amazing society though where everyone stops to help out, nothing seems to be too much trouble. We seem to have lost that in the west. And so many able people too - they seem to be able to set their hands to anything. Fantastic!

[@travellingyoginikas]

Oh Tracy I couldn't agree more. I did 3 consecutive years of solo travel vlogging in India and by nature we all helped each other out. I'm back home now in the UK and I just feel that if we attempt to help people the way we do in India then others think you are some kind of weirdo. Simply because such helpfulness has now been lost in western society. Theres also alot more depression in the West and I think thats cos we lack community. I can't wait to go back to India. I'm in the UK at the moment as I have a family member who is not well so I need to hang out here for a bit ♥️

[@v.t.6890]

Well western culture is spreading here in India as well many people not all(specially in major cities) have stopped to bother about others in problem because they are busy in doing the hard work for fulfilling their modern western dreams but still in rural India atleast 50 to 60 % people are living with Indian culture and values but how long it is going to stay it is hard to say because western culture is spreading fast in India as well and missionariers doing this work of converting people to christianity affectively in India specially in rural areas where people are pure and innocent. India is changing very fast because there is a stark difference in India 0f 30 years ago and today's India and it is matter of few decades that encountering such kind hearted people will be a sight to behold where it used to be so common that every person used to be like that has infinite amount of time to help other. A sad but bitter truth, I feel sad for the world that such innocence is Vanishing from the world just in the name of devlopment and modernizzation.

[@rachelamoule]

@@ST-ff7pf oh we did I promise you but you will not see this in our history books. Ordinary people used to be like this here in the UK many many many years ago. People really are no different the world over. It’s the ways of capitalism that causes the change in how we relate to each other. Really sad.

[@v.t.6890]

@@alnicholson4344 Thanks for your concern and kind words there is very-very little chance because the glitter of capitalism attracts everyone who sees it for the first time though few of the people who has deep knowledge of our sanatan hindu culture from which things like meditation, yoga, ayurveda, spirituality, astrology, organic agriculture etc. comes will try to save our culture and try to avoid capitalism but most of the people in India do not have that sort of deep knowledge of our culture becuase of the attrocities done by Islamic Rulers, Christian Missionaries and British Rule for the last 800 to 900 years. And the worst part is capitalism is so attractive for such nieve people they cannot see through it but still few people are trying really hard to save our culture and also the people in other capitalistic nations like USA and others by giving them the glimpse of our thousands of year old culture, which makes people genuinely humble and happy from inside. We are worried yet at the same time have faith that in the end we will win but it is going to be a very difficult task. I can share some glimpses of our culture with you guys who are feeling broken, search for Krishna Das Om Namah Shivay Kirtan and from there you can find some other kirtan as well to calm yourself. He is from USA earlier used to be known as Jeffrey Kagel, his kirtan will sooth your mind, there are thousand of saints in India even today but at the same time thousands of fake as well and I have sahred him with you because he is the one who comes from your society and for some it may be easy to connect with him instead of an Indian. If any of you guys has any question related to your lives then search Sadguru Jaggi Vasudev on KZbin watch his videos to get some clarity. Again there are many saints like Sadguru as well but he speaks in English so it will be easier for you guys. Love, health and happiness from India for all of you guys from other nations, namaskar.🙏

[@paromita10]

The people in the west are too money minded!

[@floatingpeaks4584]

It makes me proud to be indian to see so many people help these 2 clueless guests in our country. 🤣🤣

[@clanmac66]

Absolutely amazing people in India!

[@bensmith1689]

Indians are a lovely people. So kind and friendly.

[@gbickell]

I've visited India twice and met many lovely people. They do you proud.

[@dudeleboski2692]

Clueless ha ha ha

[@tracycroll4325]

You don’t know what you don’t know - but this adventurous duo are brave enough to do it anyway! All power to them!

[@olepammy5830]

Indian people are just so amazing. Always so helpful to everyone. Beautiful people with pure hearts.

[@pulakification]

They love drama of a cute looking rickshaw breaking down in the middle of nowhere and come to investigate.

[@lawrencewilson2457]

I have always found that in the UK, they are totally different to people from Pakistan which could be due to their religion?

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

@@lawrencewilson2457 Comparing us with Pakistanis would be insult on Indians. Not just religion, add upbringing, education level, mindset and thought process as well. That's why Indian Economy is 5th largest economy in the World where as our neighbors have become financially bankrupt. Pool of Doctors, Engineers, Scientist, Technocrats, Owner of many Start Up Companies, Business Tycoons, CEO of many International Organizations are Indian Nationals, where as our Neighbours is safe heaven for International Terrorism. I think UK Government must keep vigilante eyes towards incoming Pakistani migrants and expatriates as they have already turn out to into headache for yours free society. Potentially they are clear and present danger which can't be neglected under the carpet.

[@praveenhegde8107]

​​@@lawrencewilson2457 It is the religion, for them their religion creeps into everything, for us Indians we are human first. It's the difference between seekers and believers, we Indian's seeks which makes us better with age. Pakistani also lie about they being Indian's in foreign land as that gets them respect . Even Bangladeshis do the same and represent most of their restaurants as Indian, beware pakistan is the hub of terrorism a breeding ground.

[@MRWM-mo6zs]

​@@lawrencewilson2457 please don't say Pakistans in the same breath as indians

[@roscoemc3]

I absotely love the resilience of Indian people …getting Pete on that truck was the best ….nothing stops them ..❤

[@ajaymuj]

I had warned you!! On not to take rikshaw on highways and up mountains. Rikshaws are not designed for that..

[@simongurung7715]

No drama, less interesting content😂

[@ajaymuj]

@@simongurung7715 right 😄 Rikshaw for touring is crazy.. Why would anyone want to do that.. Anyway will have to appreciate the courage this couple has shown.

[@vishnureddy34]

@@simongurung7715 not funny

[@manunayak5536]

Rickshaw s can climb mountain s but this rickshaw has engine problems they should have checked with right mechanic before buying

[@johnboy4067]

@@manunayak5536 there better at going down , those little engines aren't any good for steep hills

[@roscoemc3]

What I love about India …everyone is always willing to help you they are super friendly It’s my favourite county ….vast as it is …the people and the food and the scenery will never fail to amaze you

[@travellingyoginikas]

Ros... I did solo female travel vlogging in India for 3 years. It's such an addictive country. The country with the most cultural depth amongst sheer beauty (in my opinion). There were difficult times too re being a single woman in Indian society, but I honesty feel that the more single women who travel round India the more the society will get used to it. Also ya can't tar everyone with the same brush. For example, I have come across arse holes in india, but as we can see from Liam and Janine's vlogs there are truly amazing ppl in India too

[@anoopmohan4998]

Thank you 💕

[@orla556]

Omg, this journey sure brought out the lioness in Janine, what with leaping into the ditch. Again and again, the Indian people a shining example of humanity. 💚

[@skippy6462]

Really love Indian people. So helpful and kind. My heart is in my throat... glad you're travelling more safely... take care both xxx

[@stellaevans752]

Hi guys, I’ve come to the conclusion that Indian people are the nicest in the world, what a wonderful country, I must say you two, that was nail bitingly scary! Worth it when you got there, the Cardamon hills are amazing and so was the place you stayed in when you got there, still can’t get over how lovely the people of India are, good luck for the next part of your journey, much love and take care xxxxxxxxxxxxxx😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Camillediadeverde]

That was so scary!!! My heart was in my mouth!! So glad you didn’t risk that last leg of your journey! But what kind and helpful people you met, this has really opened my eyes to India and what wonderful people there. Thank you for taking us on this journey. ❤️

[@whyme5024]

Love you brave souls! I am a sincere follower/admirer. That vehicle is NOT designed for anything beyond a few kilometers at time ON PLAINS only, NOT FOR PERSONAL/FAMILY COMMUTE, NOT FOR ANYTHING BEYOND GENTLE GRADIENT, CERTAINLY NOT FOR LONG DISTANCE AND CERTAINLY CERTAINLY NOT FOR A MOUNTAIN regions. The engine design was originally from 60+ year old italian Vespa scooter, 100 cc air cooled two stroke or may be updated 4 stroke, grossly under powered for your purpose. A brand new one might barely make it. An old one with worn out clutch, loose gear cables...... surprised you made it from Chennai to here, 800-1000 km? The place your are driving is about 200 km from my hometown. At the next good mechanic shop, please get the clutch checked, brake, gear & clutch cables replaced, have a couple of spare spark plugs, & clean it every 500 km. On hot days, give it a break every hour or so to cool down. Down slopes, use lower gear to control speed, not brakes. It is only going to get hotter as you go north and summer is on your heels. - from an Indian, fairly knowledgeable in cars, two wheelers, engines, mechanics and Indian roads.

[@paromita10]

Great advice!

[@claudiacockerill226]

I’m so glad that you were sensible. The Indian people you’ve met are tremendously helpful, generous and kind. That is a huge gift. Thank you for sharing your amazing journey.🙏🏼☮️💝💟

[@orapronobis2149]

The people are phenomenal. Just a true witness there is a huge community or country of kindness. This is amazing.

[@jaywren20]

Oh my goodness my heart was in my mouth for most of this episode and a couple of times I had tears in my eyes. The fact that you're showing it obviously means you all survived it but it was like watching a suspense movie. Janine's reactions are so quick I am very, very impressed. When you said pick up truck I was imagining a big truck not a slightly grown up version of Pete! I don't know if you have just been lucky but you have met some seriously nice people - thank goodness.

[@travellingyoginikas]

Jay this vlog really does bring it home to me how AMAZING some of the Indian people are. I lived as a single woman vlogger in Indian society for 3 whole years and alot of the time I was not impressed with the psychological violence towards single women. But this vlog has proven that there are many many nice genuine people in Indian society. I want to go back to India due to the kindness of some of the ppl and also it's cheap there. Life is too expensive for me here in the UK. Also the UK feels lifeless compared to India. I definitely felt alive there. Don't get me wrong I was challenged and frustrated there too but I felt a lot more alive there than I do in England.

[@maureengilmartin4381]

My heart stopped a time or two watching this too.. So thankful you made it through, and the lovely, lovely people who stopped to help you... I'm now fretting about a tiger jumping on you as you go to your next venue!! 🐯🐻😱

[@alicowls1605]

Wow you two! I watched this one totally in awe of you two. Scenery was amazing and you really are showing us all how amazing India is. The people, they are giving us all a lesson in how to act and help people and actually as a human race show humility and care. Please take care of yourselves and hopefully naughty Pete keeps going. X

[@Chaos_152]

I'm from Kerala but I haven't travelled to Thekkady but have to Munnar. one thing I can assure you is that the roads are similarly steep in Munnar too and you guys absolutely handled your rickshaw with your life. I respect your efforts man but that rickshaw is quite weaker and very much not suitable for climbing steep hills cuz not much power. I hope you all are okay and you found quite a lot of people to help you. they are so nice also your own subscribers came here to help you out. now that's cool.

[@cathalsmyth721]

Watching from Ireland, what an eventful journey. Janine you're a hero,, as for the people of India, you are all amazing people...

[@veronicamoss2597]

The people you meet and help you are BEYOND Kind. Blessings 🙏

[@MrTerryb1956]

Phew am exhausted just watching this incredible journey , plus what a hero Jannie is . What an amazing group of people who supported you both

[@loobyt8692]

Indian people really have the biggest hearts and are the kindest people 🙏 be safe you two and loving these blogs, but so glad you are not using Pete until he’s properly fixed. X

[@paulaparkinson7067]

Wow what an adventure, respect to you both ! The locals are so helpful, good luck on your new destination in India :)

[@sarahcartier3393]

Sounds like Pete could do with new innards like Morgan, love the Indian people, so helpful and kind. Stay safe guys, happy travels however you get there.

[@risenshine2783]

India you are beautiful! The land and the people! And resourceful.

[@geebee6737]

The brake problem used to be a thing over here in the UK in the 60's and 70's when most vehicles still had drum brakes.....it's called brake fade , when they become overheated by the operator over applying them continuously for a prolonged period , normally going down hills when they should be using engine braking and allowing the brakes to cool. It's what happens when a society gets dumbed down due to technology doing the job for them and us no longer having to think about how things work. Seriously intense watch and so glad you're both safe and well ❤

[@stephenboyd4934]

Exactly never touch your brakes when going down long hills & when going up select the lowest gear & don't try & change up

[@TravelingEddie]

The people of Kerala and India 🇮🇳 overall are so helpful and friendly. I was blown away in 2019 when I visited places like Bhubaneswar, Puri, Mumbai, Bodhgaya and Varanasi a d now seeing them just come together to help you guys. Epic. May Bhagavan bless them all 🙏🏻! JAI HIND 🇮🇳🙏🏻!

[@abeygeorge4526]

Our pleasure,bro ✌️🇮🇳

[@raymond-gold]

My word, what a beautiful vibrant couple you are. I'm just hooked on your journey through India. Sincerely incredible and I've been close to tears a couple of times with the sheer thrill of it all. Thank you 💘

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you so much!

[@hArtyTruffle]

Hope Pete realises how much he is loved… what with Janine’s heroics and all that (its always the quiet ones 🤭). What a journey!

[@travellingyoginikas]

Bloomin ek yes.... What a journey!!!!

[@mantaray2239]

I never realized how incredibly nice the Indian People are, until following your travels her on KZbin. I hope you make it all the way north. Thanks for an amazing journey.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

We will 🙏

[@tommcguire5525]

YOU TWO ARE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE. The assistance you receive must be a reflection or reward for your good nature. Liam smiles through the most dire events, but not in a stupid way and Janine is a latent heroine, what a wing-man. Great video,but take care. I'm sure you don't need me to tell you that. Your support crew ( the Indian population ) are literally out of this world.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

❤️❤️❤️

[@modee322]

Those of who are freaking out, Relax ! They are in India surrounded by Indians. They are like our children. They will be taken care of till the end

[@archanasingh3806]

@@paulaunger3061 i dont think the newspaper can give them this popularity if it was i think those people would have mentioned it

[@fuelarjun]

@@paulaunger3061 one or two newspaper articles aren't going to make it too far deep into the country, I didn't even know there was one until I read your comment, do share it if you have the link

[@karencase420]

I’ve just sat here for fifteen minutes not knowing what to say in my comment. It’s a mixture of “that was exhilarating” and “for the love of God GET A CAR”, along with some “awwwwww India is full of the most amazing people”, and then topped with “how did you find two subscribers on the side of a mountain in the middle of India?” Please, please be careful. I’m so relieved you decided to get Pete the help he needs before taking him any further. Thanks, as always, for taking us with you, however terrifying the journey might get! Stay safe ❤

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thanks Karen that made us LOL

[@bonniejackson1321]

Very moved by the Indian soul, very moving. Wise choice to take Pete on a truck. Be safe, be happy and healthy.

[@janet8146]

Sorry for all the trouble you've had with Pete. I'm glad you decided to play it safe and get a ride. The people of India are just amazing.

[@naturephotographychallenge]

I think these videos are showing just what a great team you guys are! You are really great working together when disaster strikes. I can't even imagine how scary & frustrating that trip was in Pete through such a hilly area. The Indian people that you have met along the way have been just fabulous and so helpful! I'd like to think that people here in Australia would help too but your videos are really showing how lovely & friendly the Indian population is towards tourists. I'm really enjoying your adventures in India!! That resort in the Cardamom Mountains looked very appealing! I wish you could have stayed there longer & relaxed. Keep safe!!

[@dianebyrne8920]

Hi from Australia, just wanted to say how much I am thoroughly enjoying watching your adventures in India. I love seeing all the sights you have been to and how well you explain what you are doing and seeing .I love how friendly and helpful all the locals have been with you . Thanks for putting a smile on my face with your vlogs. Stay safe 😊

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@kathleenchambers2544]

What a harrowing journey. The kindness of the people is amazing. So glad you made it to your serene destination to recharge and recoup. Take good care. Sending all good wishes 💫💫💫

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you so much!

[@CarolP-uk]

Wow what a video ! Poor Pete, I hope you can get him fixed. It’s just heartwarming to see how people always stop to help you. Can’t imagine that happening here in UK ! 😢😬. Loving your journey guys, stay safe ! 😃😃

[@jillianwhite4601]

What a drive. Janine what a hero. Liam you are so calm under pressure. Stay safe ❤️

[@shirleywormald3197]

Oh gosh I feel exhausted just watching,hope Pete is OK soon.The people you meet are amazing,take care 🧡

[@pris18]

You guys are doing great with little Pete in India…I’m an Indian now settled in the UK…love watching your videos travelling through South India. Good luck to you both on your journey up North India. Hopefully all gets sorted with Pete and you guys are able to travel in it safely. Proud of all those amazing locals helping you out in your journey through Incredible India. Good luck and God bless.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@silvertop2264]

What may appear to be negative situation is actually a wonderful experience if you allow, just enjoy whatever manifests, 💚

[@travellingyoginikas]

Silver top I LOVE LOVE LOVE your comment ❤️ The adventure is certainly an EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME. I thought that I had crazy adventures in India as a Solo female travel vlogger but Liam and Janine's adventures are on another level hahahaha 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@TravelingEddie]

Guys it is what it is. Fortunately y'all are well. Keep growing stronger on KZbin in India 🇮🇳. Jai Hind 🇮🇳🙏🏻🥰💪🏻😎👍🏻!

[@travellingyoginikas]

Eddie that it.... It is what it is.....

[@fionasharp595]

Oh my word that was stressful to watch 🙈 glad you are both okay and that Pete will get a new part soon. I love how there is always someone who stops to help. What an amazing country. ❤

[@erinhoiles1405]

u need a small fuel pump as it seems the fuel is gravity fed and a wedge of wood permanently on board as a break. the hospitality in India is amazing and every second person is a mechanic. also the roads are in great condition

[@Damian_HENRY]

Engineer ,mechanic you will find them everywhere if you don't they will find you in India

[@ednahawkesworth7551]

What lovely people helping you so many times today. You were so lucky not to have a terrible accident. I do Hope that Pete is repairable 🤩

[@sallydingle321]

Oh my goodness guys...what a rollercoaster of a ride...you are both so very brave and strong 💪 🙏. Super proud of you both for carrying on with this and was so glad that you decided to go to the next destination with help...very relieved 😉. How wonderful are Indian people 💝...so willing to help everywhere you go..a real testament to their culture and generosity 👏. Had to laugh at the size of the pickup truck but I guess they know what it's capable of 😋. Can't wait for the next instalment...just brilliant guys...stay safe ✊💝😘

[@karenthomas5886]

Wow, what a journey to get to those stunning hills. Pleased you arrived safely. You have really come across some lovely helpful people along the way x

[@TheLvablebird]

Hola👋from New Mexico🌶️🌵....OH My what an adventurous exhausting day with Pete.😯 Thank goodness for all the help. 🤗 Much love sent and may the Angels continuously surround and protect you on your travels.🙏💖🤗

[@lorraineselby]

Wow. You are so lucky not to have been injured. You have a guardian angel watching over you, and so many strangers willing to help you. I hope you manage to get Pete sorted, and have a few less stressful days. Stay safe and happy travels xx

[@keithbrandon8540]

Blooming ek guys! Massive palpatations here so lord knows how you didnt have a complete melt down. Fair play Janine you just acted instinctively and thankfully you'r not hurt. Beautiful hotel and another well deserved stop. Amazing place! Somebody is looking after you for sure. Packing poor old Pete on the pickup to send him on was the right thing to do. Your safety is paramount. Will see you next time when we find out if and how you make it to your planned destination. 👍👍

[@cyndeeh]

Your just plain blessed you have had so many beautiful people helping you. Wow.

[@geraldreynolds9650]

Good decision on your part.Third time could have been not so lucky.I agree with some of the other comments that although its interesting watching your travels around India I am worried about your mode of transport.Its not really designed for cross country travel.anyway glad your both safe.Keep up with your travels as I really look forward to watching when a new one is published.

[@g.m_unplugged]

Awesome vlog guys. Amazing Indian people, and the scenery never disappoints. Glad that you are safe. Safe travels 😍 🇮🇳

[@Faeley]

Continuing to keep you both in prayers and thankful you both are safe. I believe your choice of having the truck pick you all up and take you to the next destination, was the smart path indeed. Take care you both and stay blessed.

[@savannahjackson4929]

Wow! you two are so, so brave. I do not have a sense of adventure, and my heart was in my mouth watching this video. I'm so glad both of you are safe and have taken the sensible decision not to take any more risks. Having said that, I'm enjoying watching your adventures in India. The Indian people are so lovely and welcoming.

[@elizabethdunn2992]

Thank goodness you’ve ditched Pete for a while! I was a bag of nerves watching all that!! Aren’t the locals just wonderful. ❤️🥰❤️

[@carolglew9065]

OMG I’m exhausted watching this, you are both amazing how you keep going and have the support of locals that come to your aid.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you so much!!

[@steffanmaximum]

That was a tense nail biting episode. Good luck to you both. You are both brave, and I'm sure that you will solve these problems. We are looking forward to the next episode of what is the best travel vlog we've ever seen.

[@adarshlyf]

Wow, I'm absolutely amazed watching you guys travel around South India in a Rickshaw! That's something I'd never dare to try-I'm quite the adventurous soul myself, but this takes it to another level. Being from Thekkady for almost 24 years, I never knew anyone who ventured this far, especially considering how challenging the route can be even with a regular car. Kudos to you all! The video might not fully capture the toughness of the journey, but trust me, it's no easy feat. And how crazy is it that a guy from Thekkady like me is now in London, watching two Brits doing these incredible things in my hometown? Absolutely mind-blowing! Your video is amazing, and even though I'm a bit late to the party, I'm subscribing right away. Can't wait to see more of your adventures and hopefully cross paths with you guys someday soon!

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Many thanks for your comment, hope you enjoy the rest of our journey across india ✨️💜

[@elizabethsad8023]

Really frightening journey with poor Pete😢🛺 He’s too fragile for the mountains & you are so lucky to be in one peace loves🙏🏻🙏🏻 The wonderful Indian people just don’t hesitate to help 🥰👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 So glad you have a truck for Pete & will be safe now on your journey 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💗💙👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@SaiRamaKrishnaTangutoori]

What I thought after and while watching the video was, how good you two are under stressful situations. As always, great video. You made us like we’re with you there. Love ❤

[@premasru]

10/10 for perseverance and patience but I'm relieved you found another way to get to the next destination!🙏

[@parth1211]

Damn this will be the journey you'll remember whole of your life 🤩

[@travellingyoginikas]

Liam and Janine..... I thought that I was adventurous with travelling alone in India as a Solo female travel vlogger, but OMG I am CERTAINLY not as brave as you guys. This is an ADVENTURE of a life time in tuc tuc Pete. I think Janine needs a bravery award for saving Pete. Hope Pete is all fixed and ready to go now and you had a SUPER time at Sadhguru's SHIVRATRI celebration. Sadhguru is my FAVORITE philosopher. If I was in that tuc tuc with u from Kochi to Thekkady I would have cried the whole time. After feeling brave travelling round India on my own I now feel like a scaredy cat given what u and Janine manage!!!! Love u peeps. Stay safe and enjoy the ride....... ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thanks Kas, was a bit of a risk for sure

[@CharmCharlie]

I am so sorry that Pete is not feeling his best! Maybe, as he has such a British name, he might be suffering with a bit of Dehli belly? I hope he gets well soon!! Also, a massive thank you to all the wonderful people who stopped to help you! 🤩🤕🤒

[@ThoseHappyDays]

🤣🤣

[@VICKY-ow8vo]

I was worried and commenting every video from first day....for this thing to happen crossing karakoram and deccan with auto rickshaw. I hope you guys make all through this extreme geography, with Pete.❤️✌️

[@janinefall5432]

Wow what drama - glad you are safe and how resilient are you guys. My 7 years old was watching with me (he is learning about India) and he was riveted!!!!

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Say hello to him from us and we hope he visits this wonderful country one day

[@TheAnitamcneill]

I really love and look forward to your videos. Thank you. India looks so amazing and the people must be the best in the world.❤

[@dobbiessock1050]

So many wonderful people willing to help you. I am so glad you are both ok.

[@marketstallfacts4723]

What a brilliant video. Your story/video-making skills are outstanding. I was on the edge of my seat for the whole video. Being a passenger in a rickshaw is frightening enough, goodness knows how much more adrenaline-filled it must have been driving! Good on both of you! And thank you for such a fun vid.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you, it was pure adrenaline haha

[@Yvonneb_]

My heart was in my mouth throughout. So pleased you are both ok and decided to go via pick up truck. xxThe Indian folks are lovely and oh so helpful xx

[@designernailsbyshireen5985]

Thank goodness your calling it a day and not going on in the rickshaw🛺 Jack’s done you proud. He deserves a rest 😂 stay safe. Love love loving watching your journey. The Indian people are so amazing, kind and accommodating. I have a new found respect for them. ❤

[@davidbrittain3212]

Blimey I love how you guys are just on an endless holiday when I'll be lucky to get two weeks away this summer due to pressures of work.......Something needs to change and watching your channel might just push me into it......

[@debbiemorris7814]

How Amazing and kind the people are there.I think a lot of nations should take a leaf out of their book.

[@hindurashtra63]

If you are stuck there on the Mountain Climb, The Nearest gas station could be 10 Kms away and its mostly Semi - Forest area. Once it gets dark, Elephants, Leopards and Snakes start roaming around the place. So its a nomral practice to watch out for each other and help others and be concerned. You don't want to be that person who is stranded on a Steep Mountainside road in the middle of the Night. That's the worst case scenario.

[@annmills6184]

What an experience! Glad you’re both okay and you are getting to your next destination safely xx

[@MoominJude]

What wonderful people, hope you both get it sorted, stay safe !!

[@mars2100]

Amazing how everyone comes to help, I loved the people who I was in India.

[@paulamartin2740]

You’re both just brilliant 🙏 thanks for sharing

[@Lou_Kyr]

Wow what a journey and some very close shaves for you both. That pick up truck doesn't look like it would make it either it is tiny. Good luck, stay safe and look forward to see the next video.

[@Lindsay.k3492]

What wonderful people! I’m so pleased you made the journey xx

[@northstarcreative]

Absolutely thrilling watch ✌️ what an adventure and you both appear to coping with the ups and downs really well. Janine saving Pete ❤

[@marilynthomson9564]

Oh my gosh! What a video. So glad you guys are OK. You are both so so brave! I wish you had a video every day.

[@aliciathom9633]

How incredibly stressful, but so wonderful there were always kind helpful people on hand!

[@ThoseHappyDays]

💯

[@NeverTwoLateOurJourney]

So sorry to see Pete is broken. I hope he gets fixed for you. The people are absolutely amazing. ❤

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you

[@annmatheson4533]

My goodness I hope you are both okay! You certainly know how to keep us worrying for your safety. Keep safe xx ❤

[@stevenkenny3454]

Great video as ever loving this India series Take care and stay safe

[@SamX_Gaming]

First Rikshaw is not designed for long traveling & in india using as a short distances taxi & u r over using that vehicle 🙏🙏

[@anserkhan9430]

U guys are so good together!! Bro u got a real diamond of a partner!!! Stay blessed people!!!

[@ThoseHappyDays]

💯 thank you

[@NevilleBamshu23]

Good old India...she never falis to blow my mind...always same same but different..

[@pulchralutetia]

Just stay safe whatever you do! Safety first! We want to see a lot more videos from you! Luv from Brighton XX

[@carolrichardson5259]

Good call to get the pick-up truck. Way too dangerous. My heart was pumping so no idea how you were feeling! Amazing insight into India.

[@dhedude2819]

Kerala people are so friendly

[@kaile5050]

What a hard day, but my goodness What A Tale to Tell & Remember Forever! Y'all are an Excellent Examples, facing Troubles Bravely & Persevering Also, Please stay safe, we'd All be Gutted if Anything Happens to Y'all, take the break & the Future Is Bright! You & I can weather ANY storm....

[@lesleyjoanne782]

😮 what a journey! What amazing people! Well done ❤

[@claireswain9748]

Just wow, it's amazing that Pete has got you so far he definitely deserves a rest day, much like yourselves.The stress of driving in India alone is intense 😳 let alone the thought of mountains, without brakes... Hope you enjoy the party when you get there. Sending positive vibes to you both.🙂

[@justtraveltogether]

We can’t believe you still took the time to speak to us about our Van problems while you guys had all this going on 😮 it really says a lot about you guys! We know everything will work out with Pete, you deserve it 🙌

[@kirik-mj1mh]

You need to exchange 2 strokes to 4 stroke engine rickshaw while riding mountain rides.. as many states in India have banned u old 2 strokes engine vehicles