Friendly Indian Men (In Munnar) Help Foreigners in Trouble

[@ThoseHappyDays]

This video, and all our videos, are dedicated to all the amazing Indian people we have met so far...every single one of you ❤️🇮🇳🛺

[@sreejithb4158]

Guys sell that auto and buy a Mahindra 4*4 Jeep. Might cost 1500 usd. It will be more comfortable and better to travel around India. Or even you can buy a Maruti 800 car for less than 1000 USD

[@montechristoJr]

This vehicle is not good for long journey especially in India... you should sell this off and buy a better mode of transportation....

[@davidhunt4139]

Hi who does your music for your videos? Thanks

[@keithbrandon8540]

Without them who knows what would have become of you! Very different story for sure. We thank them too for doing what comes naturally to them, helping someone in need And with a smile!! 🙏

[@paulinehumphreys8780]

It would be a very difficult journey with out such lovely, smiley, helpful people x

[@deebee.14]

I really truly didn’t realise Indian people have such beautiful souls OMG if this happened here in the UK majority off the Brits would just get there phones out to recorded your struggles instead of helping 😅 Hats off to all these lovely people I’m amazed ❤

[@kirovmedia6972]

*South India

[@manajitbhowmik7482]

​@@kirovmedia6972south India isn't part of India ? Why specifically mention south India?

[@Moonlightdance58]

It seems like whenever you break down, people just appear and help. I am so so impressed with the kindness of the people!

[@travellingyoginikas]

Me too Kim. I did solo travel vlogging in India for 3 whole years and travelled long distance on trains and busses. If it wasn't for the local people I would have been totally lost. We always hear about how dangerous it is to travel in India, especially alone. But In my personal experience I was always safe and very well looked after in India whilst off the tourist trail. And when I watch Liam and Janine's vlogs there are echoing my experiences. I much prefer vlogs to mainstream media ♥️

[@sailingfalcornwall1405]

The Indian people are unbelievably generous and friendly. What a glorious adventure……….x

[@kirovmedia6972]

*South India

[@guess7401]

Being a Keralite I feel proud 😊❤, But we all represent as Indians 🇮🇳 awesome video guys , let more tourists come and enjoy my country ❤

[@ThoseHappyDays]

🙏🇮🇳

[@cbsaikumar]

I should appreciate you guys for showing the real beauty of my wonderful country India 🇮🇳 ❤❤❤

[@ThoseHappyDays]

So pleased we have had the opportunity to do this

[@travellingyoginikas]

Bhargava yes your Country has PURE beauty and some very helpful people indeed. I echo what you say about Liam and Janine's vlog. They really do show an INCREDIBLE side of India. ♥️ I find that western media shows the worst side of India. But all counties have a difficult side. What Liam and Janine are doing is showing us another side to India and like you I really appreciate that ♥️ I am a British Indian woman and did 3 years of solo travel vlogging in India. Similar to Liam and Janine I wanted to show the natural beauty and helpfulness of some of the people. ♥️

[@stephenboyd4934]

It's seems the tok tok is so underpowered when loaded up & really steep climbs, it struggle's. Is there an upgrade in engine size ?

[@travellingyoginikas]

@@stephenboyd4934 iv no idea Stephen. I did 3 years of solo travel vlogging in India but not in my own tuc tuc lol 😃 however I did take private tuc tucs. At times I was told that tuc tucs can not climb in certain places so it was therefore not possible to take one. So from that I guess there aren't any engine upgrades. If you run a tuc tuc business it's not possible to take customers to hilly places as it's probs not viable due to the amount of times the tuc tuc wud break down. But in Liam and Janine seem to be enjoying the pure authenticity of tuc tuc life. I love them for that ♥️

[@stephenboyd4934]

@@travellingyoginikas just googled these rickshaw specs & the older ones only have a 145.45cc / 7hp engine, where as a new one now comes with a 243.2cc engine which would help a little bit. Plus a newer version could well be lighter too. Apparently a new one only costs 3000usd abouts

[@patriciadavison1486]

The scenery was unbelievably beautiful - what a trip! The Indian people are amazing and put much of us to shame (rightly so). It’s been incredible to see their happiness and welcoming attitude - not to mention the kind help you guys received. Kudos to them all. We have much to learn from them all. x

[@APB113]

A heartfelt thankyou for teaching us ignorant westerners what an absolute beautiful country India is. Who knew? The people are incredible and so obliging. We should all learn from this. The help they so happily and freely gave to you both should humble us all. If only all of humanity was like this, what a beautiful world this be in all apects. What you are both doing is simply incredible for India itself, the people and hopefully for the Indian tourist industry. Thanks for a great series of your ongoing adventures. Do not underestimate the educational value your also teaching us. I now know what my sister meant when she informed us that of all the countries she ever visited, India was her No.1 favorite country hands down. 🐘🐘🐘🐘🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@creativethinkers3214]

we welcome you mate.........most of the india is like this........full of greenery and most of the people live peacefully in beautiful environement........but sadly most westerners only explore mumbai and dehli where you cant see any of our culture.......only chaos will be present there.........but once you get out of those chaotic cities most of indian villages and rural parts will be like this

[@0arjun077]

Western Ghats States, Himalayan States, Eastern Ghats States, North East Indian States are really beautiful. Yes, there are bad part in India that you see in medias aswell, but the other part is really beautiful.

[@kirtigupta9753]

Thank You for your kind words. We welcome you to the oldest surviving civilization in the world😊

[@Rosiehearts321]

The beauty of the Indian people and their generosity is so incredible and heartwarming!! Wow ❤ And another stunning video! Bravo 👏🏼👏🏼 I don’t want this India series to end!! ❤

[@sandhurstwolves3956]

Must admit my view of India is changing with this series .Stunning scenery.

[@pam4840]

India is a world in itself so diverse it's mind boggling be it religion culture and land from pristine coral beaches in lakshawadeep to hill station to most rainy place in the world to hottest deserts and coldest place in siachin at -60'c and any clime anywhere in between.

[@travellingyoginikas]

Yes it's great that Liam and Janine are portraying the BEAUTIFUL side to India with BEAUTIFUL people. Sadly tourist resorts can be full of undesirable characters and rubbish all over the beaches and I see that alot in other peoples vlogs. But Liam and Janine are teaching us to leave the tourist trail behind and go out and explore the real beauty and pure hearts in perfect Indian places. I did 3 years of solo travel vlogging in India and Those Happy Days are bringing back some wonderful memories for me ♥️

[@travellingyoginikas]

​@@pam4840 absolutely... That's the MAGIC of India. During my 3 year stint of solo travel vlogging in India I came across alot of Indian people who said that they love being a tourist in their own country. I can definitely see why they feel that way ♥️

[@webabhi]

Probably Sandhurst doesn't know that there are 100 films from Kerala with IMDB ratings above 7.5. When Tom Cruise acted in Top Gun 2 then Americans called him an eternal actor however people from Kerala were calling Mammootty an eternal actor. You can see the filmography of Tom Cruise and Mammootty from 1985 to present so you would know what I am talking about. Americans hadn't even heard of Mammootty.

[@sandhurstwolves3956]

@Abhishek Narasimha no I didn't so your theory is correct. Not overly interested in going but tbf I can see why people like it

[@stevenhull5025]

Wow! I did not realise India is such a beautiful country. Now knowing I can visit India on a 6 months E-visa it will be my next holiday destination. The Indian people are so kind and helpful to both of you. I think those in the UK who oppose "foreigners" should take note and show the same kindness in return.

[@mohan02]

That is probably becasue the Western media only show you guys the slums in Mumbai.

[@archanasingh3806]

@@mohan02 exactly! every big city has slums though i hope that the government can get it rebuild. right now there is a trend of westerners going to explore that place poverty porn

[@nithin375]

India is the most beautiful country in the world...no one knows even Indians 😛😛

[@peaceful4977]

You need to check the best season that fits you then only apply for visa.

[@arjunraj823]

Welcome to Kerala ❤️

[@juliawhite9977]

What stunning locations and stunningly kind people! Their kindness and optimism is utterly heartwarming.

[@elora.2.x]

​@@explorer649 it's so funny that isn't it.... but mostly they mean just economically and technology, beautiful country I've seen nicer people in these video than Ive seen in 20 years here in London 😂😂

[@xvsupremacy7190]

To say it is breathtakingly beautiful is an understatement., and inadequate. But please, you had my heart in my mouth. It’s not just the danger of tigers , elephants and bears 🐻 but also snakes 🐍. Horse snakes are called that because they can move as fast as a horse. And King Cobras 🐍 can eat a child or a crocodile 🐊 etc. I am glad you had the sense to get to safety before dusk.

[@vigneshramanan9320]

Thank you

[@caru547]

Wow! India is a beautiful country and the people are fabulous - who have helped you out of numerous sticky situations. Seriously loving your vlog which doesn't sugar-coat the problems that you've had. Onwards and upwards (not for Pete though who favours sea level). Keep safe and enjoy your travels! 🇮🇳🇬🇧❤x

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank so much

[@travellingyoginikas]

Caru I TOTALLY agree with you. There are many people in India who show kindness and will help you out of any situation. I did solo travel vlogging in India for 3 years and when I travelled on long distance trains and busses I came across very helpful people. I wouldn't have got anywhere without them. That's the magic of getting off the tourist trail. You end up in amazing local villages and come across people with big hearts ♥️ it's somewhat different in tourist resorts. Re it's certainly not as pleasant in some resorts. For me I always felt safer and around genuine people in the type of places where Liam and Janine venture to.

[@jilllangman9343]

Such a professional video. India looks gorgeous and you have certainly shown how friendly people are. I think you ought to lead tours through India. You would be the best guides ever. Love from Australia. 🌈❤🐨

[@vskaly]

I agree. You two should become tour guides for the Westerners, including America, wishing to visit India. Indian tourism Department should put your team on their pay roll (I suggest 200000 dollars per year).

[@nicolamcgrattan8469]

How absolutely endearing and heartwarming to witness such amazing compassionate people to help at a drop of a hat. In todays climate, this is truly inspiring. Such a uplifting video thank you !

[@travellingyoginikas]

Nicola it is heartwarming to watch the kindness of the locals and the time they give to complete strangers. Liam and Janine's videos remind me of my Solo travel vlogging in India. I travelled across India for 3 years and had alot of trouble with working out bus schedules and train schedules as transport was a minefield to get ya head round. But the locals gave me 100 percent support. They didn't have to but they just decided to. Ohhhh bless them. ♥️ Passengers offered me sweets, chai and dinner and invited me to sleep in their sleeper dorms on the trains. It was pure heart melting moments ♥️

[@lute1986]

The people of India seem as beautiful as the scenery. You guys are on your own but not alone. Love to see it. In spite of your struggles it’s apparent that you’re not letting it get you down. Obviously off camera may be different, but it seems you two are embracing the journey, ups and downs. You’re making incredible memories. Great video as always guys. Stay safe 🤙

[@travellingyoginikas]

Oh Lute what a beautiful thing to say. Re the people of India seem as beautiful as the scenery ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ I did solo travel vlogging across India for 3 years and had very similar experiences to Liam and Janine when I was on the road. In my experience foreigners are safer off the beaten path than they are in the resorts. Sadly there can be really undesirable characters in resorts but the people in the villages are polar opposite to that.... As we see in Liam and Janie's vlogs ♥️

[@lute1986]

@@travellingyoginikas wow 3 years of solo travel that’s incredible! Makes sense that resorts would attract people that want to prey on tourists, that’s where most of the tourists are. When you get to experience the everyday people of India, and I believe this is true for most everywhere, you see that people are kind and decent. One of the best things about this channel is getting to see the real day to day life of a country I have little exposure to, but have always been interested in. Namaste 🙏

[@travellingyoginikas]

@@lute1986 wow Thanku ❤️ yes.... 3 years of solo travel in India! Iv only been back home In England for a few months! Yes definitely, resorts are not exactly desirable but off the beaten path places are INCREDIBLE. My vlogs showed the my life in India as a Solo female traveler and they focused on the depth of Indian culture. You are welcome to watch if you wish ❤️

[@lute1986]

@@travellingyoginikas I’ll definitely check out your channel 🤙😊

[@travellingyoginikas]

@@lute1986 wow thanku so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jaywren20]

The only thing wrong with this episode is it ended too quickly! That 25 minutes went by so fast. Such beautiful places and the people - so helpful and friendly, I don't see how you could have managed without their help. Absolutely heavenly location.

[@travellingyoginikas]

Jay yes..... I look back on my time in India and I realize myself that there were situations where I would have never managed without the help of the locals. India is magic in that sense ♥️

[@paulfrost4678]

I think that about all their videos

[@craigwilliams4161]

Amazing episode with enough drama for a life time. You both having such a can do attitude. The Indian people that are so willing to help is amazing to see.

[@travellingyoginikas]

Craig I love it re... Enough drama for a lifetime lol 😆 Liam and Janine have lots of patience and great temperament. They are fearless and happy. Iv never come across such strength of character. I did 3 years of solo travel vlogging in India on busses and trains but I wouldn't have ever dreamt of buying my own tuc tuc! Hahahaha 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@paulhorton5594]

I’m so surprised and shocked how many kind people there are in India why ? It just wouldn’t happen here , it’s people like that makes there communities amazing. Another brilliant Video

[@kirtigupta9753]

Why ? because there's a Sanskrit saying " Atithi Devo bhava" which means "Guest is like God". Another Sanskrit saying"Vasudeva Kutumbakkam" means "The world is one family"

[@colinrumford2265]

On some many occasions, the only reason your trip has been successful has been down to the friendliness and support of the Indian people. What a wonderful advert for the country 👏

[@arjung61]

Please visit our homestate Kerala, India 🥰

[@ladylaura8038]

What a thrilling couple of days 😉😉 I have to admit, I was worried about your vulnerability in a country where it’s so vast and not knowing the language but the love you two receive every where you go in India is absolutely a reflection of it’s beautiful people and all of the good intentions you two have within your hearts. Well done everyone 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. Looking forward to the next installments ❤❤

[@naveesh9631]

Every Indian traveller face the same problem when it comes to language... In india almost every state has its own language but still we feel like we are one when it comes to INDIA.. we are built different 🇮🇳

[@ladylaura8038]

@@naveesh9631 thank you ! Appreciate you sharing your knowledge 💯

[@Lola-Yo]

The resourcefulness of the Indian folk never ceases to amaze, they just suddenly appear, in every tricky situation! Another beautiful vlog! 🌞💚🌿

[@vishwanathsingh4967]

This is not just a vlog or blog. Its a lesson, adventure, exploration, epic, once in a life time experience and will be history eventually as the name suggests "Those Happy Days".

[@ThoseHappyDays]

🙏🙏🙏

[@fringedwellermccatintyre730]

@@ThoseHappyDays I am in awe of you two + all the wonderful people in India!

[@zefrog7482]

Great video as always, so much respect for the Indian people, they have a level of humanity and generosity that is lacking in most societies. If only I could get past my fear of flying.

[@heathersullivan8833]

Love your videos, especially when you give credit to the amazing people you have met in India because I am 70 and finally going on an extended vacation in India. It’s the people that make it so inviting

[@arjunraj823]

Welcome to Kerala ❤️

[@philipday8601]

Can't make my mind up wether the risks were worth the beautiful scenery but on balance just about worth it, well done for making it in one piece, and thankful for all those generous Indian people, great viewing x

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Haha cheers dad, we weren't eaten by tigers so all good

[@lorraineselby]

The kindness of strangers. The beautiful countryside. Laughing through the worry. So many wonderful memories for you. Thank you sharing all of these amazing adventures with you and the mighty Pete. Stay safe and happy travels xx

[@anne4116]

What an eye opener 🙏 beautiful country, beautiful people. I can't get enough of your Indian adventures. Thank you for sharing and for the kindness shown to you.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Our pleasure!

[@rindsam4028]

I live in the UK, I'm so jealous of you guys. I want to see the sunshine everyday for the rest of my life. Thank yo for sharing this incredible content. You will be remembered for this.

[@kevinnoone8828]

WOW THE HELP YOU GUYS GET IS AMAZING TAKE A BOW ALL THAT HELPED YOU ON YOUR INDIAN ADVENTURE ❤

[@Yvonneb_]

So pleased your safe. The Indian folk are so friendly xx

[@donnamaree2311]

I love watching your adventures in India, lovely kind people, keep safe love from Australia xx

[@travellingyoginikas]

Donna.... Liam and Janines adventures are SUPER aren't they 😃♥️ I did 3 years of solo travel vlogging in India. I took busses and trains but never drove a tuc tuc hahahaha 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@donnamaree2311]

@traveling yoghini do you vlogs up

[@robbbulletwallah5202]

My wife and I did 46000 miles around the South of India on an Enfield Bullet and found Munnar to be the most beautifull place to be.The air was the most beaut to breath in - you must appreciate that after suckin diesel for so many miles. Views as youve noted are stunning, people are ace and the food delicious. We are dedicated carnivors so our diet is different. Glad to see your outlook and way of life is getting more positive - everything is possible eh?? Keep on going guys, happy days.

[@billienomates1606]

What a lovely bunch of people you have met on your travels. It makes your spirit happy that there are still people who are willing to help other in this chaotic and selfish world these days. Amazing views thankyou.

[@travellingyoginikas]

Billie I agree with you. This world has become selfish. I did 3 years of solo traveling vlogging in India with local genuine people. It restored my faith in humanity. Nowadays Liam and Janie's vlogs restore my faith in humanity ♥️

[@jillianwhite4601]

Yet again another fantastic week. What lovely people who have helped you. You should have your own travel show. Stay safe ❤️

[@Shofar2024]

It really does warm the heart to know that there are such kind, helpful people on this earth, in India. It's 23 years since I was there and I'm thrilled to know that has not changed. And it's not sporadic help. It doesn't matter where you are in India, it's the same attitude to welcome and helpfulness To visitors. I don't know if it's the same towards one another! India is like that though. Your faith can be strong in the morning, removed in the afternoon and restored again in the evening. Love it!🥰 So Janine, you have travelled in Pete, in a strange little pick up truck and on the back of a motorcycle. Amazing! You both look happy, intrepid travellers! You will remember this journey forever. Only problem is, everything will seem timid after this. Namaste!

[@kirtigupta9753]

So glad you loved India. There's an old Sanskrit saying if "Atithi Devo bhava" which means "Guest is like God".

[@archanasingh3806]

the best thing i like about your vlogs is that you do your research about places to visit and hotels to stay at which unfortunately cannot be said about a lot of tourists

[@lynby2108]

What a ride! The people are so so kind.

[@keithbrandon8540]

Beautiful India, sights we have only seen in the odd film or book but wow, stunning. As for the people, wonderful and so graciously helpful. Our hearts are full of joy for you, Pete and India. May you continue your adventure in safety and wonderful times. Thankyou for sharing, see you next time. 🙏✌️💯💖

[@marinakaplais]

What a roller coaster ride for you both. Such kind people you found,heartwarming.

[@peepresc8002]

Amazing video, i just love how helpful people are in India. As a country the UK should take a lesson from India, i have Indian friends here in the UK and they will drop everything to help anyone. Your videos of India have left me emotional in a good way, the kindness is amazing.

[@heatherharwood6012]

So much help, utterly incredible in this day and age. What wonderful people India has. Such a beautiful place. Well done both of you to have persevered in the face of so many challenges!

[@sivakumar1366]

Its not just for foreigners we render help , even if any of us get into trouble you can see how the people come running to help you . The humanity could be felt in India .I am proud to have this universal brother/ Sister hood culture of India in which I am also party to it . Exceptions could be there but majority of people are kind hearted & helpful. Have a wonderful journey & understand the purpose of the beautiful human life

[@catherinemcelhone9176]

Never even thought of going to India until I followed your journey. What lovely and kind people you have met. This should be on main stream telly its the best thing I have watched even though I was a nervous wreck watching the break downs !

[@mandybritton9209]

I love the fact .they are more than happy to give of their time and never expect anything in return. I've been to Nepal and they are the same. You are so lucky to be taking this magical trip. thanks for sharing it with us. x

[@ThoseHappyDays]

It's a pleasure to give a window into this part of the world, thank you

[@jeffreyb3238]

I've only ever seen Munnar in travel guides, but you brought it to life. Stunning, stunning, stunning. Thank you. Thanks to all the Indians who have happily come to your rescue whenever help was needed. That's what makes India so Incredible. 🙏

[@travellingyoginikas]

Jeffery it really is a pure reality show when the Indian people come to the rescue 😃 This shows just how genuine they are and how big their hearts are ♥️ oh and by the way if it wasn't for the Indian people I would have got into so much trouble during my Solo travel vlogging in India. That is because I always got lost on busses and trains. In fact I once missed a long distance train and a local came to my rescue and helped me get on the following train. I honesty feel that solo travelers like myself are safe whilst traveling round India. It is the country with the least mass shootings and the local people are super helpful. People told me I was in mega danger whilst travelling round India but that's just a myth due to the influence of mass media.

[@karthikj8969]

Poor Pete , he did tried his best isn’t he lol . Glad you both made it safe and what can I say about those amazing souls who stopped to help. So inspiring. These are the memories you will cherish. Good luck with your next one .

[@SunilKumar11662]

Beautiful Munnar. Liam and Janine - Great Adventure . Filming and Editing is Super professional.

[@bevd8181]

Loved the scenery and the locals were so amazing. Labradors in India! Wonderful, thank you xx

[@lyndseybeaumont7301]

What a truly magical country. The people are amazing!

[@sabith12345]

♥️

[@suefriend9716]

Thank you sooo much for sharing your adventures in India it really is such a wonderful & beautiful place not what I imagined & the food mmmm & the people are so willing to help you whenever you've needed. The filming & scenery you've shown us is fabulous. Praying for more fun 4 u & your safety 🙏🤩

[@Anna-ib3xb]

As you so rightly emphasised, it is SO HEARTWARMING to witness the kindness and support you’ve received from so many people throughout the trials of your amazing adventures. There certainly seems to be a culture of generosity, giving and optimism throughout India. I’m relieved you’ve kept safe with all of their help. 3 questions: I wonder, have you any idea/knowledge re how welcoming do you think older women travelling together would feel doing something similar?/maybe not QUITE so adventurous! How welcome do you think LGBTQI people doing similar travels might be? Finally, how easy or difficult is it to find veggie/vegan food free of onion? Many 🙏 thanks.

[@glassceiling10]

India is accepting of everyone, but you need not announce to anyone that you're LGBTQ. Two older women travelling together should be just fine. PDA by anyone (even hetero couples is not done) That's all you need to be careful about. You would have to enquire at the hotels you visit for onion-less dishes. They might accommodate your wishes

[@karthikj8969]

You should be just fine Anna . The place would be more welcoming that you would imagine . If there is one place to eat veggie is India . Although I won’t recommend Pete for mountains. Those little legs won’t make it lol

[@MK-cg9um]

The older you are the more helpful and kinder people will be towards you.we dont leave home when we turn 18. Trust me...iam Indian.All our grandparents stay with us.

[@sue9671]

I am soo love love loving each episode of this trip to India. Thank you both for bringing adventure, beauty and incredible kindness into my home through your videos, I look forward to each new chapter of this journey.

[@bevholton8905]

Wow what an adventure you both had but smile through it all,those beautiful people of India so caring towards you guys .Thankyou for showing us the spectacular scenery. Good luck with Pete on your onward journey xx

[@Touringwiththekids]

India looks incredible guys!

[@tarey05]

Thank you for this truly invigorating, breathtaking, humbling journey to and beyond Munnar. The stunning scenery is only superseded by the beautiful generosity of the Indian people on your path along the way! Janine, your editing is magical and choice of music always a joy, making your videos archival treasures! And your intuitive approach to getting through the challenges pays off royally for you, beautiful couple. It's clear: the future is India! 💞

[@nixonraj]

You guys are TROOPERS and so is Pete. Wow ! What an absolute adventure. Much respect to all the loving people who helped out. Bless your hearts. Following you on your journey ahead , safely.

[@kikikellali5748]

Best videos yet from beloved India. Glad youve stayed safe, theres always someone to help you there x

[@nevillekerr2950]

I'm an Indian Army veteran residing in Melbourne almost 2 decades now... I'm so impressed with the confidence and courage you have..both in self and in each other..always smiling and supporting each other when the going gets tough..holding your head high looking the world straight in the eye ❤ Travel well God Bless 🙏

[@d-pooly79]

Guys, your content is exactly what KZbin is for. Family friendly, good wholesome fun, showing people experiences they themselves may never have. I have enjoyed watching your van life journey for a while now, it always cheers me up and puts a smile on my face, my girlfriend has become a big fan of the channel too. I work as a fireman and have for seven years now, it can be very upsetting sometimes depending on the day/nights call outs, however I like coming home and cuddling up on the sofa with my gf and watching the latest video you guys have uploaded, it helps me unwind and take my mind off a bad day if I’ve had one. Anyways, just wanted to say thank you to you both, keep up the fantastic content, and stay free and happy.

[@TheMinimalistTherapist]

You guuuuuys!!! This is the dictionary definition of ADVENTURE, all presented filmed and edited so beautifully! And I am HERE. FOR. IT. You are in my thoughts a lot. Look after yourselves. X

[@DiAllinson]

Janine your film production skills are awesome. If this was a TV production there'd probably be 100 people on it, for filming, editing, drone shots, sound, etc but you do it all. Incredible, super woman!

[@travellingyoginikas]

Di I echo your words. I think Liam and Janine are SUPER skilled, super talented and patient. They also have great temperament and are fearless. Such incredible characters ❤️

[@shirleywormald3197]

Wow what a gorgeous video,the scenery was awesome,it’s amazing how there is always someone willing to help,such wonderful kind people❤

[@Lindsay.k3492]

Absolutly stunning ! And I can't reiterate how wonderful the people are , fantastic vlog! My one complaint is they are not long enough lol! I am so enjoying this Indian adventure! Keep safe guys xx

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Really pleased you are enjoying it, as much as we are ❤️✌️

[@orapronobis2149]

What an amazing show of true humanity. The people are so amazing. This place is truly a picture perfect place.

[@karenmurtaghyoga9195]

Wasn't sure I would continue watching as you go through India because I was enjoying your UK travels... BUT it is so captivating. You both do a fantastic job technically and you are also showing how amazing India is!

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you, that's very kind for you to stick around

[@margaretlappin9687]

You both look to be having a great time and the Indian people seem friendly and helpful

[@agarasudhindra1687]

I am at a loss for words to express my admiration for you two beautiful souls! I hope you can show your videos to school children in both India and UK. May your adventure continue! You guys take care, and be safe. God bless you lovely human beings!

[@alidolloso1704]

So glad you are safe. Thank you for showing us Munnah, how gorgeous! x

[@terry362]

WOW, that was action packed. So relieved you’re both safe. I thought I was watching an action movie. Great editing and video. Stay safe and enjoy the adventure. ✅🥰🇬🇧🥰✅

[@ws5993]

Never thought I would like to go to India but you two lovely crazy pair have changed my mind

[@arjunraj823]

Welcome to Kerala ❤️

[@philventress991]

just wow - and thats for all the great people who have helped you out - its really lovely to see

[@marthapage4756]

Spectacular on all levels! Many thanks for sharing,

[@hazelclarke8237]

OMG what a video! You two and the wonderful Indian folk are just incredible! The scenery looked just wonderful made it all worth while. Look forward to your next video, stay safe. 👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨

[@MoominJude]

The people there are so lovely, such an enjoyable video showing the very best of humankind. Keep safe and healthy on your travels and thanks for sharing your adventures.

[@maddi3582]

Totally agree with all the comments about such breathtaking people as well as breathtaking views, but what also takes my breath away is your ability to 'let go' when other folk step up and step in. It's more than hope or trust, it's a kind of acceptance. Anyone who has travelled knows both the strength - and stress - of that feeling! I think it grows into a spiritual resourcefulness. Huge, HUGE kudos to you both ❤️

[@karthikj8969]

Totally agree. I can certainly relate the kind of panic that kicks in when things go off your plan . They handled it really well.

[@Just_forfun9140]

Its really an adventure. Although Autorikshaw was not made for this kind of road trip, you made it so far. I am amazed with all the people coming to help on this journey, they appear out of nowhere to help.

[@fionacameron9710]

It's amazing the amount of help along the way from people. There only too happy to help.

[@jayashreerangasami3136]

Hi Liam and Jennifer,yours is the the best vlog I have subscribed. Love every bit of all your videos. You are showing India and Indian people as they are. You both are included in my prayers too, to complete your task successfully. Like you have realized avoid hill rides with Pete. Otherwise I am sure you can do it and sure will get helped when needed. Have fun. Keep going. God be with you. 😊❤🙏🙏.

[@heatherzstuff3768]

its amazing how whenever you guys are in trouble and break down someone pops their head in and says hello to help you. Amazing people there in india thats for sure!

[@juliebrooke6099]

Love how you find helpful people at every turn.

[@fionasharp595]

What an adventure indeed!!! What stunning scenery and wonderfully filmed and edited. I’m glad you are both safe. You have met so many won see full people.

[@jeanniehyde8090]

Great video. Glad you gave the lovely mechanic a handsome tip 👏🏾🤗Janine should have driven up the very steep hill and Liam help push as he’s taller & heavier. Great location Camelot resort, Some lovely roads going down hill, scenery is magnificent - paradise . A testament how kind local people truly are. 💕

[@traceygriffiths8919]

This was quite emotional to watch.. the people are absolutely amazing and so generous with massive hearts ❤️…UK could learn alot from beautiful India 🇮🇳 xxx safe travels both

[@historymythologybeyond1156]

A great video as always. I really appreciate you guys for showing the beauty of my homeland to all of the world. Wrong choice of a vehicle though. You should have saved a lot of time by selecting an appropriate mode of transport. But, this is a different experience. Good luck guys.

[@rgmm8888]

I love the Indian people and their smiles melt my heart!! 🙏🙏💙💝

[@AllMy78s]

What a beautifully stunning place India is, you have continued to make amazing videos all through the problems and stressful moments of your adventure, making these videos incredibly insanely good, just profoundly the best videos of a real couple traveling through such an amazing country that you will ever get to see... The people of India are just as awesome as the country they live in and it has been made obvious by you both that your travels would be almost impossible without their help and friendliness... Just completely gobsmacked by your Indian adventures and here's to Janine's drone piloting skills that have given us some amazing views and her editing which is just as good as any professional you get on the TV if not more so... We love you and your videos and the Indian people... Amazing as always guys!!! Just amazing!!! ❤❤❤

[@stavishnu]

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[@Theodorussfo]

Yes, in hind sight you can see the comedy of it all and yes, that's adventure. Janine is such a trooper and Liam you don't let not knowing all things stop you and so live larger than most. Good on you both.

[@travellingyoginikas]

Theodorous.... Liam and Janine are definitely larger than life. I can't believe how patient they are. They have great temperament. I did 3 years of solo travel vlogging in India but I took busses and trains. I would never drive my own tuc tuc. I would lose the will to live if I did that lol 😆

[@gjohn7728]

Not so good for you guys but very entertaining for us subscribers. I am so impressed with the Indian communities who have never let you down, very helpful people. Good luck as you continue your journey.

[@SATORI--uf1ch]

Another great upload guys! beautiful scenery and drone shots. You've had your problems with Pete but you got through it and are safe.. the people of India are wonderful and have assisted you at every challenge you've encountered, just shows what amazing people they are. Looking forward to the next upload and next part of your adventure. Stay safe and enjoy. All the best ❤❤

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Glad you enjoyed it, 💯 what you say about the people of India 🙏

[@michellechapman6961]

Wow, thank you so much for sharing your incredible journey. I can see that you plan meticulously for each journey taken. My anxiety levels are off the scale at times watching you😂🤣😉. What an unbelievable adventure you have taken that the majority of us only dream about taking, well done with living your best lives. Not only is India stunning it would seem to me that the people are kind and beautiful. Stay safe and I’ll see you in the next one.

[@josekuttyjose6482]

Kerala beautiful landscape and nice people ❤️

[@annmatheson4533]

Fabulous video again. The generosity of all these people helping you is amazing. I think I would have hired a car for the day to go up the mountains and given Pete a wee rest. All’s well that ends well. Take care xx ❤

[@annemackle3625]

The Indian people you met have been wonderful, you might have been stranded on these roads without them. Hope the next leg of your trip is not as bad.

[@viobri4043]

Hi guys, I discovered your channel a couple of weeks ago and I love your style ! I loved the van life videos and I really enjoy your India trip with Pete, it’s definetely been trying for the poor little rickshaw which was probably designed for flat lands 😅 but you are amazing, real adventurers, brave, always positive and I love all your crazy ideas ! Keep going, and also big thumb up for the quality of your videos !

[@gss6531]

Can't believe I was a day late watching this. Amazing as usual too, loving your journey both!

[@teresawright5326]

Looks amazing and what lovely people you have met 💚💚💚

[@maggiej253]

This really is the journey of a lifetime, I think Granda Pete is watching over you both on your travels. Absolutely breathtaking scenery but the kindness of the people is awe-inspiring and I can't help but think this world would be a nicer place if everyone showed each other such kindness. So relieved that you didn't get stuck in the wilderness with lions,tigers and bears oh my! 😂😂

[@hgglass8905]

Lol

[@Polestar828]

There is no lions in South, Lions are found only in Gujrath state.

[@maggiej253]

@muraledhar nadar It is a line from the film The wizard of Oz! I know that there are no lions 😆

[@CA_2412]

@@maggiej253 There are lions in India. They are called Asiatic lions and are in Gujarat, India. Apart from Africa, India is the only country that has lions and rhinos.

[@carot2003]

Always interesting videos and good music. Thanks..

[@RoslynHillTwoStitchCrochet]

This trip has been incredible, opening up our eyes to this amazing country and the fabulous people . We were glued to your travels when you explored Whitby and the Lakes in your camper, but when you set off for the beer fest across Europe in Morgan we were hooked. But this adventure is epic. Your photo and editing skills are wonderful. We travelled around NZ and Australia so I reckon we could envisage following you around the world in the next few years. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures. Roz and Phil , Shrewsbury xxx