Getting MARRIED in Ladakh, India 🇮🇳

[@prabhjitsingh5536]

As an Indian , it makes me immensely proud of the fact that our people are so welcoming and friendly . Noraly , a sheer stranger to locals , gets invited to witness a marriage party after she bumped into them on her way to Zangla. Goodness is aplenty and one gets to reaffirm one’s faith in the true human spirit. Loved the local hospitality for Noraly, many salutes to hosts. As for the rider in Itchy Boots , she has the charisma to connect to the people. And for the ride she recorded today , it is as she said - one of the best places to adventure . Super duper presentation too. Wonderful vlog … enjoyed it so much , alas it was only too short.

[@444MarlinSS]

Agree!!

[@tamirenga8656]

Absolutely agree ❤😊

[@ducati135]

The food that’s offered looks so good too. What a great experience.

[@jasper_malan]

Absolutely agree. 🇿🇦

[@georgepapabeis2964]

I so love this...

[@Yashu_bs]

Even as an Indian, Never seen a Ladakhi wedding even on tele. So thank you for this! ❤

[@pleun315]

India is beatyfull and the people too ❤om Shanti

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

The people in the wedding party were all so excited and friendly to Noraly! Where else could a foreigner just arrive and be invited to a wedding!!!!

[@WayneLynch69]

WHAT A DAY! I've never seen Noraly so happy. It began with her extraodinarily exciting wedding... their excellent English and hospitality. But then she became enthralled with the beauteous magnificence of the ride.. She was effervescent ...ebullient. Her best episode ever

[@saurabhade1079]

Apparently because you didn't watch Doordarshan public broadcaster just as many Americans don't watch PBS which are vastly informative than ones views confirming, confrontation creating private media broadcasting. BTW I have seen various Ladakhi wedding earlier including on Doordarshan

[@kimkukreti9335]

Tele .... TV

[@straypawsitive]

Being a ladakhi im so so proud of my people... Love you maam ❤ keep visiting and yes all of you who are in the comment section visit ladakh once in your life its worth it... We are here to host you 😊 -ladakhi,indian

[@Sayuri81554]

The look on his face when he said, "It's like beer" was so mischievous 😊 Priceless ❤

[@corkyjmc]

The news this week has been about two brutally horrendous wars, the uncontrolled drugs and violent crime problem going on coast-to-coast here in America. Just as I was about to lose all hope for humanity, Noraly posted the absolute BEST video that she has ever produced. The beauty of Indian food, culture, country, religion, and the people themselves leads me to think that India holds the secret to happiness that we’re all craving right now. You showed me places and people and a lovely culture that I didn’t know existed, and I’m extremely grateful for it. I have nothing but love for Noraly, her fans, and most of all, our Indian friends.

[@lizcilliers]

I agree with you. It's so depressing and distressing to watch the news, and I said to my hubby that watching Itchy Boots lifts my spirits. If only people could all be as hospitable and friendly throughout the entire world. No wars, no hate, just peace and love toward everyone.

[@shivanshsingh7593]

Thankyou so much ❤.. But the Irony is that the Happiness index placed India on 128th in the world 😂.. They think only money bring happiness

[@corkyjmc]

@@shivanshsingh7593 ❤️❤️

[@ar.k2382]

@@shivanshsingh7593 You are right. I agree with you. However, this love for money is mostly prevalent in the cities, big towns and suburbs. I have travelled extensively and I found that the more isolated the place is, the happier the people are. You can go to most villages in India no matter which direction and you will find hospitality and happiness are in abundance there.

[@ROHIT690THAKUR]

@@shivanshsingh7593 Those "indexes" are bogus. India is placed below Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Hunger Index. Pakistan? Really?? Pakistan, where people are literally fighting and dying to get bag of flour.

[@JusticeSR71]

Indian people in my personal experience are friendly and hospitable people. They also have a great sense of humour. Love them!

[@Gauravkumar-jm4ve]

Most welcome to India

[@nusratbhat825]

They r nt indian

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

@@nusratbhat825 Ladakhi People are Indian Citizen just like Gilgit Baltistani are also Indian but illegally occupied by Pakistan. Do more research before writing yours comment.

[@Alakazam001]

​@@nusratbhat825 About 11 out of 28 states are tibeto burmese and 5 are dravidian and 2 are austroasiatic and rest are indic. Indian is not only indic

[@Ashim-u9g]

@@nusratbhat825 they're using indian 20 rupees

[@MrBoxer1200]

As an American, I have traveled to India and stumbled on to , just as you, a wedding parade, in Delhi, what a show of love. The parade had camels and elephants, all brightly colored, and the groom rode in on a white horse. The bride was in a limo. I was able to pet one of the elephants on the street with complete confidence after it sniffed me with it's trunk. Fantastic India.

[@AdityaWaghmare]

Sorry but your ‘experience’ sounds fake

[@MrBoxer1200]

Not at all.@@AdityaWaghmare

[@AdityaWaghmare]

@@MrBoxer1200 Oh ok. Because it sounded steoreotypical even by Indian standards 😅

[@MrBoxer1200]

This is true as I saw this in Delhi about 6-7 years ago. I love India@@AdityaWaghmare

[@KevinS-vc6zc]

Camel too? Lol

[@AshwinT24]

Wow. Despite being an Indian this was my first time witnessing a Ladakhi traditional wedding. Shows how diverse is our country . Thanks Noraly.

[@2222974Vairus]

As a Northeast Indian, I was smiling throughout the length of the video. Ladaki people are so pure. ❤

[@arpanabinaswar1811]

Northeast exactly kaha se bhai Assam, Arunanchal, Mizo, Tripura , Manipur , Naga , Meghalaya

[@bibekjung7404]

LIVING BEING IS OUR RACE,MANKIND IS OUR RELIGION HINDU,MUSLIM,SIKH,CRISTAIN,THERE IS NO SEPARATE RELIGION ALMIGHTY GOD KABIR is the father of all souls that JESUS, MOHAMMAD, GURU NANAK, VEDH was telling in BIBLE, QURAN, GURU GRANTHA SAHEB PRESENT MESSENGER of ALMIGHTY GOD KABIR is SAINT RAMPALJI MAHARAJ 🙏🙏 Iyov 36:5 - Orthodox Jewish Bible (OJB) See, El is Kabir, and despiseth, not any; He is Kabir in ko’ach lev (strength of understanding). Translation: Supreme God is Kabir, but despises no one. He is Kabir, and firm in his purpose. In all Bible translations, the word Kabir has been translated as "Mighty" or "Great" whereas Kabir is the original name of Supreme God. Conclusion: This verse of the Bible proves that Kabir is Complete God. The one who worships God Kabir by taking initiation from the complete saint sent by him gets complete salvation. After attaining salvation that souls rest in peace in the eternal abode Satlok forever. The throne of God is in Satlok( ETERNAL PLACE) 😊😊 God Kabir met Jesus and took his soul to Satlok. On their way, God Kabir made him see his ancestors David, Moses, Abraham, etc. in the Pitra Lokas. Then God took him to Satlok😊

[@jcjwong]

I am smiling too .

[@2222974Vairus]

@@arpanabinaswar1811 Assam bhai Assamese hu, but born and brought up in Meghalaya.

[@Danzo1212]

Are they indian? because to me they look chinese/mongolian? but with darker skin

[@lat1502]

Noralys' day : Riding a motorcycle through the Himalayan mountains, drinking beer with the locals, going to and celebrating a wedding with a great bunch of people. My day yesterday : I took a walk and saw 2 squirrels.

[@ernstjansen7734]

That would be my favorite day ! 😊 you are lucky……also.

[@KarmicVagabond]

My day : Watched YT, go through comments and then replying.😢

[@gayled3059]

Lol. I like the idea of taking a walk and seeing 2 squirrels!

[@koarrl5996]

my day: mounted a new front tyre onto my Royal Enfield, walked the doggies. Should get me a beer now after watching this episode .-)

[@Wrong-Way-Round]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 that's funny.

[@yash_varma]

The person who invited you to the wedding and was your guide - what a great character! Expressions and communication were extraordinary.

[@banditsvs]

He was a fantastic host 🎉

[@kevinrangi]

Yeah loved him. What a character, very amusing man.

[@ericmalone3213]

What a stunning part of India, and so refreshing not to see endless CVS, Walgreens, Taco Bell, Burger King, 7-11, Dunkin' Donuts, MacDonalds, KFC, Chipotle, Trader Joe's, Wal Mart, Target, Five Guys Burgers & T.J. Maxx stores every quarter of a mile. The wedding scene was beyond stunning and the people are so magnanimous, it reminds us how wonderful the world can be.

[@humancomputerinteraction8237]

what are half of those lol? it is a good wedding yes.

[@ericmalone3213]

@@humancomputerinteraction8237What are half of those? All of them are Anywhere, U.S.A. This is news to you?

[@motionislife4879]

Then stop your corporations, they are the biggest destroyer of the planet.

[@striker44]

You left 2x Starbucks. 😂

[@ericmalone3213]

@@striker44 I don't speak the name of the people who ruin water by ruining coffee.

[@johnlaw5762]

Almost all Indian people I’ve worked with were warm and courteous. This was a delight to watch

[@returnofsg]

Being an Indian I can't thank you enough for showing me how less travelled I am and how much more I need to explore of this great country & it's ppl. Just amazing....

[@gregjetnikoff7124]

Don't feel bad about being less travelled than Norally. There are over 8 billion people in the world that are less travelled...😊

[@7deepakpandit]

Really proud to see my Indian brothers taking care of noraly. Jai hind folks

[@gecoimbra3612]

As a grandaughter to an Índian granpa, I'm so proud of them and how you were treated!

[@arpanmandal7244]

How you got a indian grandpa?

[@nandinimishra6901]

​@@arpanmandal7244she's Portuguese so that explains...

[@Indiantiger000]

@@nandinimishra6901 how I really want to know tell me something about it.

[@Rudra-Raut811]

@@Indiantiger000 porteguse invaded india and goa is the main spot when indian army deployed their soldiers so they left and some indians attained poreteguse citizenship and immigrated to portgal

[@josephbull2209]

Simply stunning. The mountains, the people, the wedding, the garments, and their HATS! Loved it all. 🇨🇦

[@OAE7477]

I'll never complain again when told that I have to wear a tie to a wedding. I hope this couple can see this vlog . They probably didn't realize that their wedding would be viewed by several million people around the world.😄 That day via you the whole world became part of their village. Wonderful people. I've run out of words to describe you to friends...when I tell them I've run out of words they know you must be pretty amazing because they know I am rarely speechless.😊 Who needs a guidance system when there is only one road.

[@living_peace]

India is diversity and beautiful greeting from Iran 👍

[@sonam1959_]

Ladakh is beautiful indeed

[@ekanshgupta2421]

Thankyou

[@allancoghill8610]

A perfect example of one of the things that makes Itchy Boots such an exceptional traveller/film maker....her willingness to alter her plans at the drop of a hat to experience new things and capture amazing footage. Pretty sure attending a wedding wasn't on the agenda when she left in the morning!

[@1pasupaty]

Dang I'm so emotional. So much live and humility towards guests.proud to be indian.

[@2751Jackson]

Watching the video for the second time made me cry. . . I wish everyone in this World were so kind like these villagers🥺🥹♥️ no fight for land, no fight in the name of religion, no division just pure love and peace♥️♥️♥️

[@cruel_brittania]

It's important to remind us that humanity can be generous, kind, loving, when we are faced with so many images of the worst humanity has to offer. May we hold onto what we can be in.

[@2751Jackson]

@@cruel_brittania Yes💯♥️

[@buaid]

There is a fight for that land - the galwan clash. Indo-china war... India lost a good chunk of their land in 60s.

[@jamesprecious1035]

Having just returned from my first trip to India and the Zanskar valley I can attest that Noraly has truly captured the beauty of the people and the mountains in this episode. I can't wait too return. I ♥India!

[@anmolarora5403]

India loves you back ❤️

[@kirannnnnn]

❤

[@aek12]

You will be scammed. Watch Indian call centres scam in India.

[@kirannnnnn]

@@aek12 Why these fake call center's prefer to scam foreigners?

[@sharath6689]

@@aek12 average American cult

[@jennifersherman8838]

Wow! You were invited to a wedding! Fantastic! Extremely interesting! Here, in the Western World, the United States, inviting a stranger to a wedding is unheard of! The money throwing part made me smile. They were having so much fun. Something they will never forget (most of them looked quite young). The men spoke Snglish incredibly well! I was shocked! 😃 I'm very glad that they did because communication was easy. Who woulda thought? lol Better you than me riding on the edges of the cliffs! I smiled at the extreme friendliness of the workers on the road! How fun! Thank you, for your travels. Take care. Stay safe. Jennifer San Francisco Bay area USA

[@shivamchandrol8641]

Lol 😝 only postal code , lane number and house address is missing 🙃

[@jennifersherman8838]

Wow! Extremely rural! Travelling can be sooo interestinb! 😀

[@indianamerican6362]

People don't even invite their friends for weddings in the USA, let alone strangers.

[@vipulgupta]

7:13 That small Indian flag shows the patriotism of people 😊😊. The people are so hospitable. Breathtaking views, awesome video. Btw they are constructing a 13.5 km long tunnel called Shinku La tunnel, expected to be complete by 2025, to alleviate the issue of connectivity with Zanskar Valley during winters when the roads are blocked for 6 months due to snow.

[@shivanshsingh7593]

Most of us Indians are just orally patriotic but Ladakhi and Arunanchalis are practically patriotic. They really serve the country, honest and help our army in every difficulties even though their own have many challenges ❤

[@jaydeepsen4769]

​@@shivanshsingh7593 as a Bengali who has visited Arunachal, I can attest to their patriotism. Even during the indo China war, women of the Monpa tribe took to the posts when our soldiers fell and fired upon the PLA. They fought till their last breath, made Hindi an official state language to be more connected with India as they proclaimed themselves as Indians and not Chinese. But unfortunately mainland Indians call them Chinese or Chinki when they go to the mainland cities like Delhi, Chandigarh, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad or Chennai.

[@pointblank1402]

That wedding ceremony was out of this world, such a different culture within one country. Great work Nori.❤

[@yoh9839]

Nepali & Indian wedding culture

[@yomamasohot6411]

1.4 billion people live in India. There are so many subcultures within it. Even Indians don't know other Indian cultures. I am from Western India, and seeing the wedding ceremony was really facinating.

[@manmohanr7840]

Hello people of Ladakh, from another Pahadi from Garhwal, Uttarakhand who now lives in Canada, again in mountains. you've got unique and amazing culture. Please preserve it.

[@billmedlyn6945]

I wanted to be an Indian as a little boy, alas I'm not. Thanks for sharing the world with us, Noraly. Wonderful country, great video.

[@sriramprasannaarikapalli472]

You can always visit tanning spa😂

[@arnoldschwarzenigga2268]

We would love to make you ours ❤😁 1.4 billion + 1 !

[@amindra963]

But. Bill,, you were in a past life of yours! The Universe is Timeless and Eternal. 😁👌

[@Thinkbeyondlimits]

It's heartwarming to see noraly's positive attitude and willingness to embrace the unexpected by joining stranger's wedding festivities. She's not only exploring the breathtaking Northern part of India but also showcasing the warm hospitality of its people. Your happiness is truly contagious, and it's moments like these that make travel so enriching.

[@RomelAlibudbud]

I love that they just spontaneously just invited you to the wedding party! Such kind and gracious people! Love the cultural costumes for the special occasion.

[@brooktu4249]

The man who passed Noraly the beer was such a kind and hilarious guy. When he told her it was beer, his face lit up in the most delightful and mischievous way. I'd like to go there just to meet these lovely, welcoming people. Love this episode. 😃

[@knuckles-3386]

I think he was trying to get her drunk

[@rinang888]

@@knuckles-3386 this local beer doesn’t get you drunk unless drank in huge quantity and the man definitely has knowledge of that, it was just his excitement to see her taste something new✌️

[@sottosotto4056]

Alcohol content is around 2 percent so not enough to get you drunk

[@vaninimishakavi9183]

Yup that was cute

[@williamcampbell7329]

As the saying goes: "The adventure begins when things don't go as planned"....and Noraly stumbles upon and is invited to a wedding! And the scenery was so amazing I shut down my computer and put it up on the big screen TV. Norlay said it best: "To me this is adventure riding at its core." Truly epic.

[@Rj-vd1we]

My India is no where near perfect, it has its flaws but the beautiful things we have are worth celebrating for. This episode was so beautiful. Thanks Noraly.

[@kirannnnnn]

Tell which country is perfect?

[@Rj-vd1we]

@@kirannnnnn none

[@tanisas7099]

india is very much perfect . only some places r bit dirty old and disorganised otherwise 90% is perfect . no country in this world is no where near perfect . atleast india has a big heart which helps other countries without any condition during crisis which u cant find in other so called developed countries . and this generous liberal quality with fast economic development will make bharat a "viswaguru" very soon . jai hind 🙏 thank u 🙏

[@haritmohansaxena732]

@@tanisas7099 Well we definitely are not the most humble...

[@rawman_vibes]

Noraly just made all the so-called Bike Vloggers shameful. She just explored the Himalayan Region as no one has ever done. Incredible vlog...

[@hallatuuli]

These videos are yet again widening my perspective of the world. The northern India I didn’t know existed. The skies are extremely blue and the terrain is rough but still most beatiful. The people are most welcoming and kind. Watching these videos lifts one’s sprits up. Thank you for showing this to us Noraly! Safe travels!

[@arpanabinaswar1811]

Not Your Fault Brother Its the Western Media and Films for whom INDIA is : 1. DHARAVI slums in Mumbai. 2. OLD DELHI Streets ( That too Archive Footage from early 2000 )

[@lokech9272]

Another amazing video from the amazing country of India. The scenes are some of the best. Thank you for showing us the beautiful Ladakhi wedding. We see the world thorugh your lenses. Keep it up and much love from KENYA

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

The wedding party was just unreal! What a nice surprise and a fabulous family. The road thru the mountains was equally amazing. The views are incredible and the people were so friendly. Nice place to stay too!!! Ride safe Noraly!

[@ramishrambarran3998]

Being invited to the wedding was so touching. In my country, in years gone by, anyone could have attended an Indian wedding and be fed and treated with courtesy. Thank you Noraly, for the scenery, the music, and your adventures. Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.

[@vladimirtomic]

I'm from Serbia, and I can say that this resembles a lot of Serbian weddings 🙂. In rural areas it is not uncommon that the people meet a random person in the street and just be like: "Hey, my son/daughter is getting married on Sunday, would you like to come?". In the town from which I come from, there are also a couple of persons with big notebooks, who record which guest/family brought what present (or how much money). We also have a custom that the best man comes out of the church after the wedding, starts throwing money, and the kids start gathering it. And we also drink a lot 🤣. Awesome video, I really enjoyed watching it. Keep 'em coming! 🙂🏍

[@rodmilankov8966]

Кум није дугме!

[@arpanabinaswar1811]

But the Origin of this Money Throwing Tradition comes from Bollywood. In our ancient culture its disrespectful to throw Books and Money on ground like that.....

[@rankingresearchdata]

Same in every indian Village wedding. We also throw coins and children collect also we make chains of multiple currency of 500 rupees which are worn by the groom

[@rankingresearchdata]

​@@arpanabinaswar1811are you aware? It's an ancient Indian tradition especially in North India not Bollywood things. In Bihar it's practiced for thousands of years

[@arpanabinaswar1811]

@@rankingresearchdata Sorry Man certainly you don't know difference between Tradition and Culture then.... Show me the proof of Such Celebration taking place in Ancient BIHAR as you just claimed its THOUSANDS of Year Old.....any Travel record by Foreign Travellers??? Any Stupas ??? Can you show any single ancient scripture where it was Shown as part of our Culture.... As Far I know Bihar was the Centre of Knowledge and Education of ANCIENT INDIA with University & Libraries like NALANDA , and Bunch of Gurukuls in PATLIPUTRA. For Proof I can Present you travel accounts of Famous Travellers from both Greek [ Megasthenese , Delmachus , Ctesiasias.....] as well as Chinese [ Fa Hein (405-411 A.D.), Hiuen Tsang (630-645 AD), and I-Tsing (671-695 AD) ]. Let alone that many ancient Buddhist Stupas even capture the rituals and Cultural Beleifs of that time none of which contains any slightest mention of above or things like 1. CASTE SYSTEM BY BIRTH ( in earlier times it was based upon Your Profession...just like Our Ancient Hindu Text BHAGVAD GITA mentions that too WITHOUT ANY HIERARCHY ) 2. GHUNGHAT ( Veil For Women ) Seriously if anyone thinks it was part of our Culture he needs some eye treatment....do you think the Makers of ANCIENT ORIGINAL HINDU TEMPLES were Blind?? That they couldn't put Veil upon women in Sculptures?? .....BTW This Veil system in Indian Household started during ISLAMIC INVASION so as to hide the women in order to avoid Abduction, R. Etc same goes For SATI SYSTEM ( Thatswhy you won't find SATI Practice in Southern India ,North East India , it was Limited to Rajasthan, some parts of Guj , Bangal , Bihar .....)

[@joeypeacock1673]

Such a warm and welcoming culture. Beautiful people. What a joy to be invited to this glorious ceremony. Much happiness to the bride and groom. Thank you for including us in your journey. Much love and respect from Texas.

[@AS-yf4jr]

Indian diversity in landscape is like different regions of Genshin impact. So beautiful.

[@ho-leesheet5923]

From the northern Himalayas to the eastern jungles to western deserts and to the south tropical beaches

[@0arjun077]

​@@ho-leesheet5923to the lands of Lakshadweep (close to Maldives) and Andaman & Nicobar islands (close to Indonesia.

[@ho-leesheet5923]

@@0arjun077 don't forget the Sundarbans 😄

[@kimmagee9285]

“The last time I was invited to a wedding was on a rent-a-bike in Kashmir”… A testament to your spontaneity and best line of this incredible experience

[@gabbyhayes440]

They may have invited you to the wedding, but the best thing is that they also invited us to be there too! I may be on the other side of the world, Idaho USA, but I am so thankful to see there customs. Many blessings on the Bride and Groom. Sending love to the amazing people in Ladakh.

[@danblessing2392]

The title, I'm sure, broke a lot of hearts. Oh no, Noraly is getting married!

[@kea_hd]

I literally punched the link to see for myself😂

[@thomasmixson7064]

...if so, oh what lucky man he was...do dah do dah do dah dah

[@nevillesmith9795]

This was proably the fasted i skipped all other youtubers's videos just to see who this lucky groom is😂😂😂. I was completely fooled by the title😂😂😂😂😂

[@deepupr007]

Yes for a moment

[@415_Stand-up]

Norally doesn't like men like that silly

[@BacktrackADV]

The wonders of India!!! I never imagined the vastness and rugged beauty of the north. It would be hard for me to concentrate on the road while absorbing that beauty. Thanks Noraly for another glimpse in your travels.

[@Terrapin2871]

Love Indian people…warm hearted, friendly people

[@ekanshgupta2421]

Thankyou

[@brianmcdonald1776]

That 'random invite' to the wedding has given us, your audience, a rare insight into the beautiful occasion of the traditional ceremony......truly wonderful....thank you Noraly !!!

[@angiecerv]

Out of the blue wedding invitation and wow, the overwhelming friendliness of the people. Plenty of "WOW" for the beautiful ride, for the mountainscape, for the amazing blending of colors and of course for sharing these experiences with us. Thanks Noraly

[@Stanzin24274]

As a ladakhi its so common and people in ladakh say hello to each other everrtime they met if we didnt greet then aunties will say we are mannnerless😂 thats why its very important to greet elderly people when i visited delhi outside from ladakh i was so shocked that people were not greeting each other and acting like stranger😂

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

Congratulations to the bride and groom! An honour to be a guest on such an auspicious occasion. Their beautiful and colourful traditional dress contrasted so perfectly to the desolate yet magnificent mountainous terrain. Fantastic video Noraly!

[@treasurechest1993]

What a privilege to be invited to the wedding. And what generous people they are.

[@amunarjoh]

Dear Noraly. You're such a great ambassador for India. Myself getting to a point in age, realizing that the comparable adventure is out of the question. But following you, fulfilling MY dreams! It's just such a satisfying experience. On top of that, I can't but feel the connection between you and Royal Enfield. You are the perfect match, and the reason for my fascination for the brand. I'd much rather watch the Indian countryside on the Himalayan, than on any other MC on any other continent (perhaps the only exception; Australia. Riding the RE Himalayan) Being a follower since your first few episodes, I'm looking forward to your next adventures.

[@ILTOMBA]

Cute reaction, thx!

[@jecob11111]

Ladakh locals are extremely simple, down to earth, nature loving and enlightened folks on the face of this planet, you are privileged to be a participant in their event. Thanks for sharing this and your entire journey, it’s very inspiring!

[@Dean-zc1nz]

As an Indian from Northeast India, I've never seen this before. Atleast I know what Ladakhi wedding is. And those view of the Pass definitely in my bucket list. Thank you Noraly ❤

[@tiwariabhinay868]

Oyeah, mujhe bhi north and North-East sath mei travel karna hai,

[@yomamasohot6411]

​@@tiwariabhinay868gotta hand it to Google. I didn't think Google could translate Hinglish words😂

[@tiwariabhinay868]

@@yomamasohot6411 hHa I said, I am keen to Travel to northeast and whole India, especially in northeast , being from UP , I feel northeast has highest percentage of growth, government is Doing too, manipur were 3rd highest in med for Asian Games ,,, so Talent is there and government is investing too which is Great ❣️ , I love that part of India much ,,

[@stanwang64]

Bhai it was just a trailer😂 im from ladakh it so much fun and culturally its very different from india but similar to Mongolia but with more cultural activities

[@rasikparmar2220]

Ladakh is the most adventurous place in my country India. The reception of those who live higher is also higher. Even among the barren mountains, a colorful culture lives. Those who invited you to the wedding were very kind. Indeed, those people are very strong people, that's why they know how to live very well even in such difficult conditions. I live in India, but saw a Ladakhi wedding for the first time. Thank you very much Nurali

[@hctim96]

A great ambassador for Royal Enfield.. I love the contrast of the traditional dress and modern.. Colorful robes, ball cap with sunglasses!! Great vid btw...

[@ranerohit1205]

Congratulations on watching a 23 min video in 2

[@hctim96]

You make your first comment and then edit as you go along watching at 1.25 speed. Great vid!!@@ranerohit1205

[@ragweed3524]

What an endearing moment to experience such a beautiful marriage…only to happen to Itchy Boots. And the fact that they have a You Tube video of the event has to be just as special to them. What an absolute gorgeous ride through the mountains. I keep saying it, but I’m so glad you chose to continue your Indian adventure while on break from Africa! Outstanding video, Noraly!

[@DeiseRebel]

Once more demonstrating the love the world holds inside but we just have to open our minds and hearts to it, thank you to the Indian families for inviting you to the wedding and for sharing their special day with you. This cultural wedding has everything that is beautiful about life itself ❤

[@roshanthomas4701]

Thank you for showcasing our beautiful country, our people and our culture !! 🇮🇳 👍😄

[@yoh9839]

She Started Her Journey First WIth Royal Enfield HImalayan from Delhi Registered bike only bro in 2018

[@yoh9839]

KNow she came back to India After roundup all over America Alaska soth africa etc...

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

India is definitely a very beautiful country with kind and friendly people.

[@jigmetskalzang462]

Wow..what a surprise!! It’s my sister marriage party 😍 thank you itchy boots.hope you enjoy Ladakh trip

[@phil9256]

I have never seen people so welcoming in my life. It warms my heart. I love it.

[@ekanshgupta2421]

Yep, thanks. We indians are heart warming ppl.

[@remthangapachuau9704]

What an amazing day. Witnessing such wonderful marriage can't be forgotten. Thank you for taking us to a Ladakhi wedding.

[@jimbetzing3587]

Noraly, you never disappoint. To get invited to that wedding was marvelous! What a kind, hospitable people. The fact that they all spoke English makes me shamed of myself. And that landscape, so rugged and spectacular. This was a breath of fresh air when we see so much violence and hatred all around us. Thanks so much for letting us tag along!

[@michaelreid5912]

You continue to bring us the world. With all the issues Eastern Europe and now the Middle East are facing…, taking us to a remote area that showcases the simple truth that people are good is incredibly refreshing… thank you… journey on!

[@antoniodrommi5855]

This episode was stunning, you are always a welcomed guest wherever go. Your footage of the scenery was amazing. Great job!

[@EdwardZabinski]

I have always been amazed and inspired by how friendly and nice the people you meet usually are, but this Indian Wedding party was really amazing! Thanks Noraly once again you are the best tour guide!

[@Propshooter]

Loving the India video coming home from work and watching, gives me the escape I need thanks❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@footy1001]

Amazing scenery! The Border Roads Organisation (BRO) does really amazing work in these remote areas. Btw, the workers you see in the road crews are mostly migrant workers from the Indian state of Jharkhand. Hats off to these hard working people...

[@petergrinbergs8416]

Not sure exactly how many years I have been watching your program but it is fascinating how much history and geography I have learned. This I believe could be the future element of our educational resources in North America. I'm retired and often restricted to an apartment because of mobility issues. It's astounding how your videos and the presentation pick up my spirits. Loved that you stopped in at the wedding. What an incredible piece of video. Glad you didn't rush through to the next high pass. Thank you for everything and it is certainly my intention to keep up this viewing.

[@deepak-dhankhar]

Welcoming & friendliness is in the core spirit of us Indians! 😄💯💯 Authentic true Indian culture! ❤🇮🇳

[@jamie.miller.inspiring]

What an absolute honor to be invited to witness their wedding, amazing things happen when in the right place at the right time!

[@NMWanderings]

The drone shots of that road are amazing! How limited our view is from the ground. Yes, definitely an adventure ride!

[@taraspetrovich8711]

I've traveled quite a bit. Residents of all villages in non-rich countries are like this. They are genuinely happy to see the guest and will do everything to make the guest feel good. This is wonderful and touching! P.S. When a villager says, “It's completely organic,” I can't help but smile.

[@evilandrew1097]

Who said to you india is a non rich country? , in equality exists which makes us beleive its a poor nation but let me tell it indeed has immense wealth, it just has to distribute it equally . In conclusion its a rich country with poor people although poverty has reduced from 55% to 19% within a decade

[@PaulLemars01]

This video was so beautiful Noraly, thank you. A wedding party is an expensive undertaking for a family to gather people to witness this sacred contract of marriage. It looked like the bride's family had about 300 people to this wedding. A substantial wedding indeed but little did they know that by inviting Noraly to their wedding it has been witnessed by over a quarter of a million people and soon to be many more. Truly, an auspicious start to the bride and groom's betrothal.

[@critterIMHO]

That wedding party was such a joyous occasion. I felt privileged just to watch. India is SO beautiful.

[@glorisol3805]

I am so grateful you share this amazing experience with us! A beautiful Himalayan wedding, wow!Their culture is just beautiful! Their friendliness and welcoming attitude... really awesome. The colors of their outfits match their bright personalities... gorgeous place and people. This has to be one of the most beautiful places on Earth... and one of my favorite videos from all the magnificent videos you have made.

[@Tinjinladakh]

as an Ladakhi, i am very proud, ladakhi chang means local beer

[@hardik-ok4sw]

Is it strong ?

[@lhazees]

@@hardik-ok4sw it depends. There are different types of chag itself “Chang” are normal but “arak”are strong. It’s made up of barely and it’s good for health. 👍

[@underratted7987]

​@@hardik-ok4swit will effect after few times not immediately

[@deadbeing5949]

​@futuristicpowerofgalaxyIts made from grains not from rice

[@carmanconrad8684]

Wow! What an incredibly beautiful part of the world. The wedding party was beautiful. Wonderful people with obviously strong traditional family values and tremendous community spirit. They truly showed their love by inviting you to the wedding and asking you to stay. It is so refreshing to know there are still great places like this untained by the hatred and mayhem in a large pert of the world right now. Thank you Noraly for bringing joy to our lives!❤

[@prashantark]

Isn't this beautiful instead of the Woke crap the Alphabet Mafia pushes down your throat and everyone will laugh if Noraly claimed that she's a man 😂🤙

[@carmanconrad8684]

It would be nice if the so called 'Woke' would actually wake up. That ain't happening!😂

[@prashantark]

@@carmanconrad8684 No absolutely not, they have been permanently disconnected from their brains and brainwashed to the point of no return and it would truly be a sad day if the traditional Western culture were to be destroyed by the whole Woke crap!

[@diane9247]

I am stunned by the beauty of Zanskar! "Beauty" is putting it mildly, and it will live in my visual memory for a long time without even setting foot there. The people in the valley were so sweet and welcoming, what a treat to see a wedding there. It rivals any royal wedding I've seen on television! Big thank you to Noraly for showing us these wonders.💖

[@MrFlyingscot75]

What a cracker of a video and with so much hate and strife in the world it’s so good to see people smiling and inviting a complete stranger to enjoy the fun of a wedding celebration. These people are a credit to their village. We need more people like them in the world. 🎉🎉😊 beautiful.

[@lindadaniel1865]

I am astounded by the color and texture of that terrain against the blueness of the sky. No words. Just, WHAT a beautiful, beautiful place to experience the freedom of adventure. Enjoy, Noraly!

[@jackmacica5407]

What an awesome episode! How cool to be invited to a wedding randomly. And the ride is so beautiful. It makes me sad that my riding days have past me.

[@beakittelscherz5419]

Wow. Full Circle India Trip down Memory Lane! This Wedding invitation was no Coincident ... Beautiful People & Very Interesting Video! Greetings and Blessings from Germany to Ladakh/India🙏🙏🙏

[@DannyNeal-g8y]

This wedding was very therapeutic for you. When traveling alone, one tends to isolate and observe. It was refreshing to see how the acceptance and interaction with these wonderful strangers changed your attitude. That's the beauty of travel; it renews you! We're thankful you're back on the road. Stay safe!

[@Burner-Adventure-Chronicles]

@4:29, when the guy says the drink is 'like beer'...to see his eyes shine up into a smile was the best. You do bring out the best in people!

[@lat7805]

I didn't want this chapter to end... Amazing footage! Thanks Noraly!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

I've said when Noraly is happy I am happy. Seeing something so incredibly magnificent turned on the eye faucets. Then the randomness of the amazing wedding! Noraly's character makes people want her to join them in their private ceremony. Then hearing the joy in Noraly's voice coming down the mountain saying a heartfelt hi to all the workers. The bar has been raised yet again! This is why we watch, uplifting, inspiring, educational, lessons in culture and humility. This has to brighten the darkest day for so many. Noraly continues to shine a light brighter than anyone. Thank you Noraly. God Bless you. Peace! ❤❤❤

[@elgonm289]

Happy that the Indian Government is giving education even in remote places so local people can speak in English and welcome strangers

[@mahendranr1317]

Lovely people. Hats off to ladakhi people for inviting a total stranger to the wedding. Speaks volumes of Indian hospitality. ❤

[@nonaflowers8034]

The landscape was breathtaking, the wedding was a window into another culture, the people had such charisma! Words are not sufficient for description of Noraly’s adventure travels! Each video is educational and spellbinding!❤❤

[@gqfs.97]

Tudo tão lindo! A estrada, a hospitalidade das pessoas, tão receptivas e cativantes, realmente... Um povo das montanhas, simples e humildes, acolhedores e que surpreendem. Qro mt um dia mais velho, com experiência, poder desfrutar de passeios assim. Muito feliz pela sua jornada ♥️ continue firme 🙏🏽

[@nevillesmith9795]

What a wonderful bunch of friendly people. Nice touch to insert this wedding video. Just another small glimps of just how many differents aspects of the different cultures you experience on your journey. You are definitely blessed to experience all this👌🏼🙏🏻

[@danielmcneil3004]

Hey Noraly. Good morning from Toronto. What a wonderful accidental meeting of the beautiful and welcoming villagers. Such kind and friendly people restores one’s faith in humanity, at a time when there is so much violence and sadness happening in the world currently. Thank you for sharing your amazing experience with us. It really brightened my Sunday morning. Hope you are well and your hand injury continues to improve. Cheers and ride safe. Dan. ✌️🏍🇨🇦

[@wrentic]

I love how positive this channel is and the subscribers too. I feel so peace. Thank you for visiting india and keep making more videos. I am going trough a rough time so these videos helping me to clear my mind. Thank you. ❤

[@rinchendolkar1919]

Best of luck ,Dear. Good days are coming soon💖

[@simonh]

Wow! I'm blown away by the scenery and the wonderful hospitality of the region. I would love to visit. Wonderful video, as always, Noraly!

[@howardcobb4354]

Wow what a day. The beautifully coloured , ornate weddings clothes, and at the other extreme the gorgeous barren, rugged landscape. The second pass was stunning. I'm loving this Indian trip so much . Thanks for letting us all ride along ❤❤

[@TheDillwsPk]

Que episódio maravilhoso! Que povo hospedeiro e educado! Os brasileiros tem que aprender mais com os indianos.

[@darkheart8811]

The only thing that increases with sharing that is happiness

[@paulobenhurbondan6216]

Melhor não,aqui ja ta ruim que chega. Povo sujo, porco falso ,pergunto vc já foi lá?

[@tonylynch8668]

The roads are absolutely made for biking..... The wedding ceremony so colourful and the ppl very friendly, just welcome you off your bike🎉you are really a people magnet 😂 💐🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@budburrell3032]

Amazing! Noraly, what a wonderful experience, joining a wedding celebration. I think your genuine nature allows people everywhere to trust and accept you, but you also seem to feel very comfortable interacting with the people of India. I can also see why you love those mountains. The scenery along the entire road was breathtaking, Thanks again for sharing these with us,

[@billbaker9623]

Good things happen to good people, Noraly. Your spontaneous invitation to the wedding is evidence of this. Good luck on your travels through India and wherever you choose to travel.

[@LWilliamsYoutube]

Such welcoming people to invite you to the wedding-and such colorful traditional clothing and tents! Noraly, you create charm and acceptance everywhere you go. It is your wholesome and bright personality that people immediately pick up on that ends up creating these moments of colorful interactions with the locals. It's your own personal magic and super power. Thanks so much for taking all of us along for the ride. Over the years I've felt that you are my personal friend, even though you have an audience of millions. Your presence just makes things better.