The Raw & Real Streets of VARANASI, INDIA

[@TheEddieToro]

GABE and everyone reading this I just want to say that Gabe is one of the very few foreigners in Bharat 🇮🇳 that brings us these epic travel 🧳 vlogs and showing us so much. It's because of this content that my dream of returning there is still burning strongly. He visits many places others don't. Keep doing your best bud. Mujhe Bharat se sachcha pyaar hai 😍.

[@SueB369]

So True !!! We All think His Travels are Amazing . Loving your shirts Gabriel 💙😉

[@michaelahass2695]

@@SueB369 Absolutely..a very special travelvlogger.. For me the best 👍

[@goutammaity7970]

Come to India friends

[@TheEddieToro]

@@goutammaity7970 Namashkar 🙏🏻🕉️🇮🇳 Goutam Maity. Subh sandhya. Kaise ho? Main Bharat vapas aaoonga in January 2023 🤞🏻🤞🏾🤞🏻🤞🏾🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🕉️🕉️🕉️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳. I was in North India in 2019. Phir Milenge bhai.

[@ravipanchal297]

India love

[@JumpingPlaces]

The best part of the video is gabes shirt 👌

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I dig it too.

[@DjimmyTrovy]

This comment can be viewed as kinda rude if you think about it. :) The video is great, so is the shirt.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@DjimmyTrovy I didn't take it that way, it's just a joking way of saying they liked it. Funny thing is that William Taudien, another vlogger who is now in India, bought the exact same shirt. Anyway glad you enjoyed the video.

[@herculeaneffort2249]

I've noticed in India you have to be very confident walking along alleyways where motorbikes go and all of that. If you're not you'd always be stepping out of the way for traffic/not passing people and never end up getting to your destination! Thanks for another amazing video from beautiful India!!

[@vintagevinod]

See all the touristy, pilgrimage places are like this and the foreigners who come to India will always go to these places and no where else. Even a normal Indian like me will have withdrawal symptoms staying on touristy places after a couple of days after visiting the temple and we will be looking forward to come back. The small alleyways wont be renovated not bcos of money but mainly population and people unwilling to relocate. India neither is completely this chaotic nor is it swanky like gurgaon or Bangalore skyscrapers, majority of India is just residential normal houses with less chaos. No one can sleep peacefully at night if whole of India is like this

[@almorassi]

I once found a beautiful second-hand book store in Rio de Janeiro after walking for more than half an hour. When I left the store I discovered that it was right next to my hotel.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Ha, good one. That's happened to me before.

[@i_g9854]

😂😂😂

[@SinghSaab62456]

Sir you should stay at home, traveling not for you 😂

[@bjenks]

Happy to see you in India again! I miss Varanasi such a unique place, even for India. I still remember walking that road for the very first time with my Mom and Aunt. Seeing those winding paths through the market towards the ghats was so wonderful. I know the exchange rate is favorable, I use Radius bank account and it's worth doing if you're staying in India long-term as I get atm fees refunded. Looking forward to going back and doing a street food tour in Varanasi as there is such special stuff! Good luck on your trip

[@fcdt6078]

Plz ,upload new vdo bro I'm ⏳waiting

[@TheEddieToro]

Hey 👋🏻 Ben. Great to know you also follow GABE 😎👍🏻. It's because of two of his Tapovan, Rishikesh vlogs back in 2017, I think 🤔, that I decided firmly to go there. Such a spiritual place a d the Beatles were there doing transcendental meditation 🧘🏻‍♂️. Keep doing your best Ben 🙏🏻💪🏻. Incredible India ki jai!

[@Durga695]

Amazing maze of lanes to navigate without getting lost. Have a good trip to the Himalayas, look forward to those videos too.

[@terrymadams8591]

I left Varanasi three days before lockdown in 2020 and just managed to fly out of India the day they went into lockdown , good to see things getting back to normal.

[@Matij1004]

I could watch this stuff for hours. Love them raw and real ✌️

[@gkschick6804]

So encouraging to see the kids speaking such good English. So self assured, too...especially the young girls!

[@robertbl7500]

The streets, alleyways and lanes of India are chaotic but amazingly poetic ! ! ✌️

[@vintagevinod]

See all the touristy, pilgrimage places are like this and the foreigners who come to India will always go to these places and no where else. Even a normal Indian like me will have withdrawal symptoms staying on touristy places after a couple of days after visiting the temple and we will be looking forward to come back. The small alleyways wont be renovated not bcos of money but mainly population and people unwilling to relocate. India neither is completely this chaotic nor is it swanky like gurgaon or Bangalore skyscrapers, majority of India is just residential normal houses with less chaos. No one can sleep peacefully at night if whole of India is like this

[@gshrdy5415]

I miss it after living in US for long time.

[@VitalityMassage]

I'm SO GLAD you got away from the Chaos Gabe! I was starting to go crazy! I could almost breathe the scooter FUMES from here and I'm in NC!

[@vintagevinod]

See all the touristy, pilgrimage places are like this and the foreigners who come to India will always go to these places and no where else. Even a normal Indian like me will have withdrawal symptoms staying on touristy places after a couple of days after visiting the temple and we will be looking forward to come back. The small alleyways wont be renovated not bcos of money but mainly population and people unwilling to relocate. India neither is completely this chaotic nor is it swanky like gurgaon or Bangalore skyscrapers, majority of India is just residential normal houses with less chaos. No one can sleep peacefully at night if whole of India is like this

[@indiasuperclean6969]

SIR PLS DELETE! THIS VERY FAKE VIDEO IS NOT MY INDIA !😠😠 ACTUALLY MY INDIA VERY CLEAN AND FUTURISTIC ! THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN INDIA 🤗🇮🇳 THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD , WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH CLEAN INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗

[@JumpingPlaces]

Loved the wide angle on the GoPro in this, could see everything going on behind you as you were talking. Have you noticed that the GoPro is slightly better than the dji when it comes to stabilization? It seems that there is a less of a bounce when you are walking

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yeah it's a bit smoother and the colors are definitely more vivid. I used the Gopro on this video and the last one so that I could capture things with the wide angle. One big disadvantage of the Gopro footage is it takes my computer much longer to process. With the DJI footage it would have processed this video in 30 minutes, whereas it took around three hours to process this one. But it was worth the hassle for something different.

[@ChinaUncleMikey]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos I think you might need a new laptop for video processing 😉

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@ChinaUncleMikey Something faster would definitely be better. We'll see how long this one lasts and then probably upgrade.

[@PaulPaullus]

Hey Gabe....you got a permit to wear that shirt? (India is so awesome....) बहुत खूब भारत में ग्यारह बार You may bump into Karl Rock.....that would be an amazing vlogger event. 13:54 -> Ganesh..not Shiva....

[@guitjammin4710]

What a noisy contrast to your beautiful video yesterday of the surreal peace floating by on the boat at night seeing the cremation fires on the ghat.

[@ronaldcarlson8572]

Great video, I find India to be quite different from most other countries you watch on You Tube channels. Their culture is one of a kind, and I thought walking through Times Square was a challenge.

[@vintagevinod]

See all the touristy, pilgrimage places are like this and the foreigners who come to India will always go to these places and no where else. Even a normal Indian like me will have withdrawal symptoms staying on touristy places after a couple of days after visiting the temple and we will be looking forward to come back. The small alleyways wont be renovated not bcos of money but mainly population and people unwilling to relocate. India neither is completely this chaotic nor is it swanky like gurgaon or Bangalore skyscrapers, majority of India is just residential normal houses with less chaos. No one can sleep peacefully at night if whole of India is like this

[@vivekbeniwal4626]

the mosque at starting is the real temple but mosque was built by destroying it and no one has courage rebuilt the temple there

[@aloochan.5-9]

bhai forener ko batake kya fayda

[@the_eccentric_mystic]

@@aloochan.5-9 bhai soch ko gehri rakho.. Humne chup reh reh kar hi sab kuch hone dia.. Chup baithoge to kranti kaise ayega..

[@Raghav-ww1bt]

@@aloochan.5-9 kaab toota tha temple?

[@DougPVlogs]

We are definitely going to go Vlog in India next year after we finish off Mexico. I already found a hotel I will stay in for a few days watching this video.

[@marklucas8795]

Great video ! Loving all this India trip !

[@WalkWithRooha]

wish to have chance for that

[@karlsanchez3732]

These type fe videos are the ones that I love. Walking, seeing what happens on the streets of each city you visit transports us there. Thank you for the content and KZbin for being the platform.

[@oscarchica5566]

This city is so lively, loud, stimulating, nerve-racking, fascinating! And there is so much to see absolutely everywhere you go! Thank you for the the great video.

[@andreassmith7773]

Takes me back to my only visit to Varanasi in 1992. Are you going to Sarnath to see the stupa and the old deer gardens of the Buddha? Also, the ancient lion capital is in the museum there (the one that appears on Indian banknotes).

[@kshitijsingh5882]

Nice to know you still remember these things.....I am from Varanasi you would find Varanasai a totally different and greatly chaotic place now if you visit it...population has increased my folds here due to people coming from the neighbouring states and settling here and ruining the city's vibes specially the ones from Bihar state.

[@andreassmith7773]

@@kshitijsingh5882 I loved the ambience of Varanasi in 1992 and remember taking boats at dawn, when the Ganges was shrouded in a milky white mist, and at evening, with dozens of burning candles on lotus leaves twinkling as they floated downriver. It was very mysterious to me at the the time! Sarnath was a very peaceful place, and I still have my photos of the gardens, the stupa and a young girl selling soft drinks from her parents' stall. I would love to return one day. All the best.

[@i_g9854]

Love to hear your experience 🙏🏻🙏🏻 I can feel what you felt at that time I want to go to Varanasi as soon as possible

[@Typhonnyx]

You should publish if u have photos of that time

[@ResQer]

“Dum Aloo” is just potato cooked with “steam” more a method than an ingredient. (Sealed pot). Thank you for these very entertaining vlogs Gabriel…Cheers.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Great, good to know.

[@humanhuman1038]

U can visit Amritsar also. Connected by stabdi train, budget hotel near golden temple, temprature is 42 degree , visit border India Pak, visit kesar dabha and beera chicken, makhan fish at majitha road, kulcha land for alo kulcha . Amritsar is food hub of punjab, then u can take himachal or punjab govt bus to Dalhousie ride 5-6 hours.

[@MrSupernova111]

The chaos in India will never cease to amaze me. Unreal!

[@almorassi]

Thanks for showing me that it's not just me who has a bad sense of direction. The GPS in my head has been broken forever.

[@santana898989]

Excellent video Gabriel. Thank you.

[@susandyck5114]

I was watching u in Turkey because I’m planning to go there. India is on my list…. I LOVED this video!!!! I’ll go back and watch more❤️

[@effie-Toronto]

Great video Gabe ...all your shirts you bought look great

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Sweet, thanks.

[@dreammfyre]

Those narrow alleyways are so cozy! (Well, maybe not all of them, but you can’t except that either...)

[@Gemelli2906]

It looks so full of life, no one looks sad. I would love to visit someday ☺️

[@aloochan.5-9]

you got it, indians live happily even if they don't have lot of money ..

[@aloochan.5-9]

and poor people are more happy

[@Raghav-ww1bt]

@@aloochan.5-9 but let's not overlook their struggle and hardship. We need to do better for majority of our population.

[@jackblair8935]

Thanks for India…it was great…

[@samratchattopadhyay3057]

I loved this amazing virtual tour of Old Varanasi lanes.☺️

[@katemeyer5605]

great vid well done vlogging in those chaotic streets!

[@YourFreeBeats]

04:52 Thank your for recognizing that. This is one reason I enjoy your videos. Many other “travel blogs” keep the camera on themselves instead of the actual content around them. I guess it’s the whole “Hi. I want to be the center of attention” syndrome KZbin has spawned, so please keep up the good videos about actual travel…and not you.

[@arilebon]

I think I could survive 5 mins on the streets of Varanasi. Thank you for sharing. I would have never been able to see this without your videos.

[@FSVR54]

People all over the world live in vastly different environments

[@urankjj]

Gabe you are a brave and patient traveler. Just watching and listening to that quagmire of humanity really makes me appreciate peaceful and quiet places all that much more.

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Gabriel, Very Interesting capture of the streets of Varanasi you get an idea of what life is really like in India. You get a chance to capture the emotions of the many people who travel in and around the cities and you seem to run into people who want to stop and talk for a few minutes a very curious place. The hot muggy weather is a major challenge wherever you go it is physically draining on the body you have to take extra measures to take care of yourself in that kind of weather.

[@dav1dc293]

Thanks Gabe - very ballsy video walking right through the chaos. This is what we like! I’m not a fan of the side street monologues - this was great! Getting right in there & taking us there!

[@janed7774]

I’m looking forward to tomorrow .. and the days ahead 💕

[@juliebroglin9738]

So wonderful that you had great internet speed able to download so many videos felt like in real time with you although we are 9.5 hours difference. I love the train ride see and hear so many stories. I hope you can make some good friends who can guide you along it makes a difference. Staying in the type of hostel for economic reasons doesn’t put you in with your match but I hope you make one or two good trusted friends. Nothing like going home to see real life and the loving hospitality is unmatched anywhere on the globe. Jai Hind 🇮🇳🙏🏽🕉🙏🏽

[@raycarl8747]

Such a real video. I want to experience a walk down a street in India one day!

[@utkarshkumar7154]

It's just a city not the whole country lol..I see u guys are amazing at stereotyping things😂

[@raycarl8747]

@@utkarshkumar7154 I understand that. Given that I am replying to the video, I am insinuating a walk down a street in Varanasi.

[@P.B...]

Gabe gracefully weaving through the narrow streets of Varanasi, dodging scooters, bikes, humans, and buffaloes (14:14)

[@Bella-wl6fn]

Wow, 😍 thank you Gabe this is the closest I'll ever get to touring India 👍

[@WalkWithRooha]

yeah so sweet

[@marafarnham595]

Alot happening Gabriel 😃 appreciate for what you do, filming videos to show us what it's like there! ❤

[@snowman1185-v]

Epic EXPLORATION!

[@JASMINITALISVITALVEGAN]

you're really an Indian yourself Gabe..it was so sweet for that guy 2 bless you in the other vid but its already a given you are happiest and belong most in India :)))) thnx 4 all that you do, safe travels!!!!!!

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

Leopard print is flattering on you. I notice what people wear. I love your t-shirts with Indian patterns and symbols on them.

[@travismillhouse8936]

Man it’s like something outta Star Wars ! A new planet - awesome madness 👍

[@elisha770]

For some reasons it sounds like an Indiana Jones movie.. unreal scenery and ambiance ✌

[@AnirbanDutta-fk4lv]

Grate video....and welcome to India .... explore India

[@paragbhattacharya943]

The honking is mind numbing and drives you nuts. Only problem I had when I visited Varanasi. Best vegetarian food in India BTW with extremely delicious dairy products

[@lettheloveflow]

Because camera, cell phones aren't allowed inside the temple and you have to put it in the locker, which is around the main entrance, not the back entrance. They may have asked you to come through the main entrance.

[@orekiok8939]

In streets it's chaotic near river it's Peace ☮️ . Maybe more 2 - 3 years then everything will be fine .

[@qm421]

two more weeks and things will be back to normal

[@orekiok8939]

@@qm421 ?? Every thing is normal actually . This government is working quite good . Otherwise early government doesn't used to give a shit about ppls

[@0arjun077]

@@orekiok8939 2 or 3 years it will be more chaotic. The number of vehicles will increase so the honking also increase. Yes this government is working hard but it cannot change the years of mismanagement in few years. The motor vehicles should be banned near the holy sites and replace it will normal cycles, atleast government should ban honking in these sites.

[@orekiok8939]

@@0arjun077 I mean it will become more clean . And recently India population percentage is going down so maybe .

[@0arjun077]

@@orekiok8939 fertility rate is going down, which is a good thing but population will continue to increase at a slow rate for atleast 50 yrs then starts to decline.

[@nocomments2121]

best time to visit Varanasi is b/w October to March. Also Varanasi is known for many consecrated spaces as many enlightened beings across India has left their body. One powerful energy vibe one can witness after Mangla and Sapta rishi Arti inside the Sanctum sanctorum of main Kashi Vishwanath temple. The arti happens at 3:45 AM in the morning and 7:30 PM in the evening respectively

[@MatrixDiscovery]

OMG that constant honking is driving me crazy

[@mr.sts.p]

Great Walk and talk Gabriel 👍 😀

[@thejarhakho8486]

Another great video

[@avpr1574]

The noise lol. Never forget that about India.

[@angelacret]

"Amazing chaos". I would rather live in the Himalayas, in the solitude, serenity and majesty of the mountains, enjoying the company of the few people who choose to live there.

[@aventurascomtadeu]

21:00 Yesterday, April, 22, 2022, the international day of our Earth, "Earth International Day" We need save our Water, Save our River, Save our Ocean, Save out Forest and clean the Air, have too much Polluition and Trash here in our Earth Planet.

[@donnaleecriss8692]

yes I found ATMS were a hassle. they run out of money. Gabe u r the best vlogger. I watch many & I enjoy yours the most. honest real authentic thanks so very much

[@b.m.48933]

Gabriel, according to wikipedia, Dum Aloo is a potato based curry dish. "Dum" means slow-cooked, and "aloo" is potato

[@sabrinastraveladventures4263]

Really enjoyed this very raw serie of India ! Such an impressive country with such extreme I do get overwhelmed with it and my mind goes back and forth shall I go there again? Ultimately it’s a Yes but I need to be prepared mentally as well as physically… It’s very enjoyable to enjoy from the safety of my own home I have to say Thank you 🙏🏼 I’m really looking forward to the Himalayas now Cheers Gabriel Sabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧

[@aventurascomtadeu]

Nice watch The Raw & Real Street of INDIA

[@Tom_Roberts]

Looking forward to the Himalayas - away from that awful city noise !

[@carolcook4837]

Soooo Happy Gabe that you are finally back east in Asia! Now I can watch each video & can't wait for the Himalayas--- where my heart resides. I know that intense heat in the Indian plains from previous trips... wish I were headed up to the mountains now.. When I got my Schwab card couple years back, you needed to actually be located in the US at the time you apply, then you could travel with it...

[@JesseStLouis]

Possibly the most patient traveler to ever walk those streets, lol... Is it just me or has India gotten MUCH cleaner? The streets seem way less dirty than I remember

[@siddharth5030]

Streets are cleaner because you are not watching any propaganda. Peace✌️

[@user-sh6kg1tb6e]

thanks to modi . He is member of parliament from constituency of varanasi and is trying hard to make it cleaner and beautiful. All roads you see were renovated on his order

[@vhinsagcal207]

Wowww a blessed good day sir Gabe, "NAmaste ' what a nice Walk around tour in Busy Streets of Varanasi India thanks for your wonderful video stay safe Godbless from your solid fan supporter viewer from the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Vhin 🙏🙂👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🙂🙏

[@travelandtash]

Love that shirt!

[@ricklanders]

That street scene is CRAZY! Pure chaos! Somehow it seems even more random and chaotic than some far east cities, like in Vietnam, etc. I'm surprised more people don't get hurt or killed by motorbikes there - or maybe they do! Lol

[@babayada2015]

You get used to chaos in few days

[@deveshdikshit90]

Every year 400000 people die in india in road accidents. Highest in world.

[@akshattewari]

Motorbikers and pedestrians are friends. They don't collide...

[@aloochan.5-9]

these places are designed before 5000 years when there were no cars busses, two wheelers but only pedestrians and then population was also less.. and we can't demolish the history just to make roads big

[@WalkWithRooha]

its great to see people traveling around the world❤️❤️great love from IRAN ❤️🇮🇷stay friends please

[@aloochan.5-9]

come to Pune, we have irani chai

[@WalkWithRooha]

@@aloochan.5-9 its my pleasure to see there and viva 🥰🥰 please stay friend

[@vr2394]

Love from India

[@mrn13]

Brilliant!

[@Piscoandmartinis]

Coolest video ever!!!

[@debjanidas2665]

Hello Gabriel, you picked up gate number 4 to enter temple hence security asked for ticket. There are 3 more gates in other lanes where you may just stand in queue and access the temple without any ticket. Difference is waiting period will be longer in gates other than 4.

[@thewayiamblue229]

Continuous honking, seems a common sight

[@vivekbeniwal4626]

Bro visit to Tungnath mahadev temple Uttrakhand it is highest temple of Shiva it is one of the panch kedar temples

[@sherryulaszonek550]

so many good memories of Varanessi! Thanks so much

[@VitalityMassage]

JUST DON'T DIE on the other side of the river! You know....

[@Prerna-s3t]

😁

[@deveshdikshit90]

Hey i am an Indian but never heard that if I die other side of river .I will be born as 🐒🐒

[@gol4695]

That's a strong look that ,sir. Easy tiger 🐅 Thanks for the content

[@RobertA-jp8lh]

Thank you…it’s not going on my bucket list…appreciate your work

[@prachet324]

I was thinking when this "beeb beeb" horning will stop and it stopped after a long time. Then again a biker arrived and started beeping.

[@TurnipGreen]

Dude! Can you please try to explain how the traffic works there?! It's horrifying to watch and I fear for your well being 😳

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

They drive on the left. And go clockwise around the traffic circles. There are traffic lights in some places. Other than that, keep your eyes open and honk often.

[@debabanerjee9131]

basically Aloo Dum is a specific preparation potato curry made with type of gravy which is prepared in a certain way

[@michaelvincent121]

If they put the same effort into cleaning and maintenance as they do honking LOL

[@hyperflys]

Don't underestimate the heat and pollution in places like this. You can suffer a stroke, heart attack, fainting falling down and hurt yourself etc. Not to mention the toxic effects of the pollution in the air, Varanasi has very high levels. One should wear a n95 mask as much as possible to protect your lungs.

[@rockyyyy225]

We do live in this "heat and pollution" and never get heart attack Varanasi is far better than westerners concrete jungles don't act foolish it's not what you think

[@hyperflys]

@@rockyyyy225 Pollution indices in Varanasi have only got worse with time. In 2017, CPCB called it the most polluted city in the country, while in 2018, WHO listed it as the 3rd most polluted city in the world. Data revealed that pollution levels in Varanasi were 20 times more than WHO’s standards. In fact, the city’s air quality was found to be more toxic than in Delhi. Though in that year the city reported seven days of good air quality, as compared to zero in 2015. And the effects of the air crisis have been disastrous. One of the most alarming research shared by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC) in 2019 was that people residing in IGP are losing 7.5 years due to air pollution. The study noted that pollution levels have increased by 72% from 1998 to 2016. Shockingly, as per the State of Global Air 2020 report, around 1.6 lakh infants died within the first year of their birth in 2019 in India. The report stated that these deaths were caused due to PM 2.5 in outdoors as well as indoor due to burning of solid fuel (like wood, animal dung, charcoal etc.). PM 2.5 was also responsible for causing 9,80,000 deaths due to air pollution in India.

[@thewayiamblue229]

@@hyperflys Thousands of people in Southern California die each year from breathing polluted air, according to a study. Researchers found that 1,341 people in the LA area die annually due to air pollution that exceeds levels recommended by the American Thoracic Society (ATS). So will you suggest him not to return to his home state. LoL. More than 100,000 Americans each year die of heart attacks, strokes and other illnesses caused by air pollution spewed from factories, motor vehicles and even bucolic-seeming farmland, according to a new report that contradicts an EPA panel whose members downplayed the risks during a public meeting last month. Chicago ranks 3rd in US in deaths and health costs related to diesel pollution, analysis shows.

[@moray4776]

God I'm glad I'm not there all that noise pollution would drive me nuts!

[@hans-s1m]

Good one Gabe 😀👍

[@goldlotus7831]

Why have you not visited Amritsar and Golden temple yet? You have been to India 11 times and seem to be doing the same places again and again. You will be allowed inside the Golden temple where you can enjoy delicious langar( free temple food) . Chandigarh is a beautiful place that needs a visit too.

[@loyaluwang4228]

A 100 beeps a minute keeps the accidents away

[@maggiesmith977]

What a crazy place.

[@letsexploreandtravelonadis6424]

It's best to give or volunteer your time to a local organization, which can provide aid to the needy in an efficient way, rather than handing out money on the streets.

[@magma9138]

Thank you!

[@f3rnando00]

Wow What a CHAOS 🙃👀😅

[@germanshepherd2579]

Wow those Horns with headphones on is tough to take

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

I do not know how anyone can sleep at night, let alone converse during the days, due to the constant din and cacophony in India! I guess leaning on one's horn is a right of passage and past-time, huh? It just occurred to me that all the narrow streets, alleyways and detours, are NOT the place for anyone who has a poor sense of direction.

[@sunshineeducation5994]

After turning near the sewing machines , place called jagambari, then when you reached the intersection , you should have turned left instead of right , that street would lead you very close to the dashashwamedh and atm . Living in varanasi many years , particularly in that area 😀😀😀 currently in Czech republic

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I was actually avoiding going straight to Dasaswamedh Ghat, because I made other videos there: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHmzdIGXpd6Ki80

[@arbhowmik]

Please do make your plan to visit kolkata Dakhineshwar temple, Belur math, jhorashanko Tagore house of Rabindranath Tagore, Kalighat temple, Birla temple, Fort william, Barakpore Where the first Cantonment was bulit by British army in india, St. Pauls church, Huglee river, Hawarah bridge, mother's house of mother teresa, you can explore Santiniketon( Biswavarati University built by Rabindranath Tagore) and Kamarpukur the birthplace of Ramakrisna Paramangsha Deva, Mayapur Iskon temple and Purulia for traking, Sudarbans those are outside of Kolkata. You can keep Kolkata in your list. Thanks💚🙏👍❤️

[@paulbird2772]

Banks only offer service to make money, if they offer no fee for foreign cash withdrawals, they will most likely make the margin by giving you a worse exchange rate than a bank that does charge a fee. Only worth comparing rates and fees together.

[@kay6096]

In Southern Africa we are taught from a young age that You're supposed to keep right as a pedestrian in all left hand drive countries. I was terrified that you were walking with your back to approaching traffic. Keep right as pedestrian Gabriel and see approaching traffic.

[@Raghav-ww1bt]

You see that's the correct way for sure even here in India. But for some reason it's normal for people to walk left and also drive left, since everyone is doing it, it is assumed to be the correct way and we teach the same to children. Hey what everyone does is ultimately the right way.

[@laurensvanesveld1354]

Why is most of traffic beeping all the time, very annoying. Love the videos,