The day we left India and why we felt scared.

Unfortunately our India trip didn't ended how we would like it to end. But it was time for us to leave and start a new chapter! India has been INCREDIBLE, this country is so rich in culture, traditions, food and nature. We are excited to come back this year, but for now we are headed to Malaysia and then back to Indonesia. THANK YOU for the incredible memories India!❤️
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[@gauravmalik1883]

At 11:20 , the uncle is confirming to the auto driver where you are going and telling him that you guys are from a different country so please treat you guys with respect and dignity and take you guys to the destination comfortably ❤

[@gypsyinsneakers]

omg that is amazing!!

[@meenketanmishra5689]

Yeah true ..uncle said it indeed 😊

[@flash_mobstrr]

@@gypsyinsneakers yes, he did say that.

[@arurathi8397]

We needed these peoples more and more ❤

[@keshavkashyap166]

Somehow uncle knew that it's not the right time to be there. Kudos to Uncle ji 🙏

[@venkateshtiwari]

11:12 this guy is such a gentleman he litreally said to the rickshaw driver that they are foreigners,our guests so please drop them safely and smoothly!! gem of a guy

[@truth-pm6mo]

India's population growth and lack of tourism infrastructure make travelling hectic here especially in touristic places it's generally overcrowded. Lot to improve. Thank you for visiting India.

[@truth-pm6mo]

@@crimsonmatter it should have been controlled.

[@detroyergamer5245]

No tourist infrastructure word should be better. My family was in tourism business and was worst but as we don’t live in India I can’t say for rn but 5 years ago yeah was worst. My dad travel most India but me nah but few place I did travel with my dad and saw how bad our tourism was but since I visited my town in Gujarat I saw huge developments there but other state were same

[@Yennefer-bg9hb]

gulaami mentality

[@Fe-ironman]

@@Yennefer-bg9hb you're the gulaam, tourism can generate 1. billions of dollars in revenue 2. thousands of new jobs 3. increase the soft power of the country all over the world

[@rubric_ra]

@Yennefer-bg9hb better than having your chappri mentality.

[@abhisheksimon1719]

11:20 ❤️ loved the way uncle asked the rikshaw driver to drive you people carefully and comfortably coz you are foreigners (new in place and society there)

[@blue_asahi]

While travelling in India avoid Delhi at all costs. It is just not a safe area and full of scammers.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Why other cities are better?

[@friendlyatheist9589]

do you avoid NYC because it has areas which are dangerous ? how about not avoid delhi but avoid the bad areas

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

There are plenty of Wonderful Places to explore around Delhi and NCR Region which often foreign vloggers Seldom explore like-Gurugram, Aero City, Faridabad, Noida, Sanjay Van, Hauz Khas, Agrasen Ki Baoli, Bhardwaj Lake, Tughlakabad Fort, Bhuli Bhatiyari Ka Mahal, Bijay Mandal Fort, Buddha Park, Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Sunder Nursery, Majnu ka Tila Tibetan Colony, Satpula Bridge, Jahaz Mahal, Pusa Hill Forest, Jahan Panah Forest, South Central Ridge Forest, Millenium Park, Asola Wildlife Sanctury, Jamali Kamali Tomb, Roshan Ara Heritage Garden, Talkatora Fort Garden, Deer Lake Park, Qila Rai Pithora.

[@HuskyElaine]

Even the police officers are scammers in Delhi. I had an experience.

[@muslim_first]

@@keangwooichoo6138 Tourists go to Delhi it is capital of India and near Taj mahal

[@FuycHcucu-hc4ho]

Sorry for the bad experience. Next time, you can use the underground metro system. It's very efficient and cost effective! Almost all the major landmarks are accessible via the metro in Delhi.

[@sameerseth1558]

@thezoldics7648 .....This is the problem.....you can't see ground realities specially in Delhi.....which is disaster because of inefficiency

[@pingpingfooker]

​@thezoldics7648 arey bhaai.. even if they're doing it for the views, that doesn't mean anybody should feel unsafe.. Even Indians themselves feel unsafe to be in Delhi because of this.. Most of them are nice people, but don't normalise that sick mindness by saying "they invited it upon themselves". They were from another country and they didn't know the places.. for once imagine your mother/sister/daughter stuck in such a situation.. Delhi being a capital is in such a state.. it's disappointing. I hope things change for the better..

[@user-kn6qx9wj9b]

​@thezoldics7648I've never felt safe in North India. I'm glad I'm living in Tamilnadu. Here I can travel even after 10pm and still feel safe!! My friend got his entire luggage stolen in Rajasthan and another one got her chain snatched in Delhi. Never had any problem while visiting southern states like karnataka, kerala, goa or Telengana!!

[@user-xj5uf9pv3c]

@@user-kn6qx9wj9b tbh depend from area to area I have been out In delhi till 1130pm and nothing weird happened

[@arnabr0y]

Lets not be over apologetic. They needed to be more careful. These guys hardly interacted with anyone Indian during their entire trip. In my view it was lack of awareness. Could have happened anywhere in India on Holi.

[@archangelakash]

Awesome videos! Loved them all. Thanks for the heads up, will be there soon

[@WanderConst]

You’re doing a great job showcasing India’s and other country beauty, and we’re glad you enjoyed most of your trip. We’re sorry about your experience in Delhi, but it’s heartening to see your positive perspective on our country. If you plan to visit again, consider exploring Gujarat as well-it offers unique culture and stunning landscapes. Looking forward to seeing more of your travels in the future!

[@UserNaga_360]

We will miss you and Janine.. Thank you for showing India to the world through your wonderful video. Wish you both Good luck and success in your next journey . Take care, stay healthy and visit again INDIA 🇮🇳. ❤❤

[@Indian2.5]

15:00 Haah! Even i felt relaxed! Glad that you both reached safely!

[@intro_artz_3256]

I really loved your videos yours smile are just wow keep smiling. I thank to god that you came out safe

[@nikhil6232]

All the best for ur future endeavours,be safe and happy

[@patrickspencer7205]

I deeply apologize for the unfortunate experience you had in India. I have been following your videos closely, and I felt a strong sense of sympathy upon hearing about the difficulties you encountered on your last day. The most important thing is that you guys are safe, and I truly hope you consider visiting India again in the future. This incident has taught us all the importance of acquiring detailed information about the places you visit and, if possible, hiring a knowledgeable local guide. Please take care and continue sharing your amazing videos. Although we may be strangers, as one of your subscribers, I feel a connection to you as if you were part of my own family.❤❤

[@sreshthachatterjee6095]

India is Not a Safe Destination for Foreign Tourists, Particularly for Woman Foreign Tourists, Strict Laws for Foreign Tourists Safety Should be Brought in India to Protect Foreign Tourists in India & Strong Penalty & Life-Term Imprisonment Should be Strictly Imposef upon those Who will Harass Foreign Tourists in India by Law, Government of India Should Deeply Focus & Act Strongly on Foreign Tourists Safety Measures in India...

[@AG_MAG]

Very sad to note that you faced some inconvenience at the end. We enjoyed your enthusiasm and cheerfulness of both of you.

[@ausimk]

I watched all your videos ! I enjoyed seeing you having all the fun . Your spontaneity and easy mannerisms were really noteworthy. Keep traveling and best wishes

[@adityamuvvala1443]

This was very stressful and sad to see. Next time when you visit Delhi, please travel with a trustable local person. There are many good places to visit in Delhi and do not vist some parts of Delhi where there are full of creeps. I am very happy that you came out safe. God bless you both.❤

[@Manu.619]

😢❤️lots of love from kerala India Be safe Be happy

[@gypsyinsneakers]

thanks so much

[@HA-rn2iu]

Safe from whom ? You ?

[@daredevil30000]

@@gypsyinsneakersKindly visit South India next time 😊

[@jessepinkman4242]

​@@gypsyinsneakersI request you not to come to India again. India is not at all safe for women and children. Just think like you have escaped from here. Yesterday another foreigner was attacked by a man. So, please don't come again until the government introduces some laws to tackle these issues. Take care!

[@krishnagupta-yv4tm]

​@@HA-rn2iubetter than bimaru states like bihar ,up

[@roshan7027]

So sad that your India trip is over now But honestly I really enjoyed watching your videos ❤🎉lots of love to you ❤

[@entertainment_with_Nia]

I love your smile and thats makes your vlogs more beautiful. Keep travelling with lots of smile.

[@Omsairamji29]

It's sad to see you guys leaving, india😭we all going to miss you guys. Specially, your smile😊 Gud luck to you guys and God bless you both😇

[@olegsaffron3440]

Thank you so much for this Journey in India! ❤ I was enjoying.

[@ayushchaubey7234]

Your expressions were surreal even on trivial things really loved your countenance and as we all know ups and downs are just a part of our life we must focus on positive things but we as an indian always try to respect our guests as in indian culture guests are treated as gods apologising for the worst experience in delhi but your overall journey was awesome watched your all videos thank you so much if possible please visit again ❤

[@Akash_J11]

Your videos is really really superb ❤ Next time visit again please .we all love u r series and enjoy soo much 🤩🤩

[@MohanMurmu-hn8jt]

Thanks to both of u mam for coming to india and blogging,hopefully your journey to india was superb and if there is misbehave or any kind of difficulties then we r sorry for that but do come again.

[@udayabarua1]

This what traveling is all about having good and bad experience and learn the true part of every country. Hope you guys had a great experience. All the best❤

[@vinayakkelkar1457]

I hope you had a great trip. Your India videos were superb.Please visit other unexplored areas of India. Bon voyage❤

[@gypsyinsneakers]

thanks so much!

[@dinamarcinta]

Hope u n your friends hv a safe journey everywhere u go take care

[@ramankuttybalakrishnan8837]

Your videos were nice...your attitude is the best ever..always seeing the positives ...love from India for your future videos

[@DeepakKumar-td8jv]

I feel sad and apologetic at the same time for all what you've experienced, I too will advice to travel via metro as its safer and convenient at the same time, also talking about Holi, its a major hindu festival, most people get drunk and roam in streets like whole day. Moving forward, please always get yourself fully updated about the particular day when you're travelling and where you're travelling! Love from Lucknow, India.

[@malotichettri9654]

We apologize for your negative experience in certain parts of Delhi🙏💔. India, overall, is a wonderful country❤️. If you visit again, we recommend exploring the enchanting North East region🙂❤️🙏.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Yes we will be back soon! thank you so much. we love india!

[@sadakvale2407]

Do come to north especially uttrakhand moutntains and himachal pradesh and Punjab .you will also enjoy the north east ....my advice to you is to use translator ,always stay on main roads and stay in reviewed hotels to gain the previous experiences of other person

[@dtmt502]

The government should stop foreigners from entering certain areas of Delhi.

[@CHANDAN_1008]

Love U to all from india💝💝🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@quor5103]

​@@dtmt502lol the government should put the hungry filthy street rats in long term jail , not restrict tourist freedom! Clean the filth! An indian politician had suggested castration !

[@ABDIRILEX]

Have a nice holiday in India, have a nice day, thanks for sharing the situation in India so I can know the situation india❤❤❤

[@JonAbrams-xt4tq]

Are you wonderful ladies still intending to return to India soon ? I go myself in late November 2023 for the first time, I am very excited, lol. I watched all your videos of your time there last time to get a good insight into what to expect. I'll be starting off down in Kerala.

[@nehadabar2007]

Sorry for the scary experience am sure you will not let this deter you from enjoying your future travels. India has a lot to offer but it can get challenging if you dont have a local to guide you. For eg. I would never take Rickshaws in delhi and would prefer Delhi Metros as it is much safer and quicker. Having said that please do plan to visit North east of India, Kashmir, Himachal and Kerala ! You’ll love it ❤ Cheers ❤

[@pr47ik]

*Holi can be considered as weird festival when it comes to wrong way of celebration .. On Holi Festival Most People get drunk to celebrate which can cause so many mishaps ..And Delhi is not that sounds good in terms of women's safety as well .. Glad you guys made it to the airport* .. Do Visit Us again guys .. ❤ from India ..🙏

[@RaviyadavInd]

I just saw all your video's recorded in India and I liked it and thanks for pointing problems you faced in India we are working on those problems, thank you ❤

[@magimano3946]

loved your Indian series... Susanne the way you had described about India in all your videos were really great. I loved your kerala videos.. Wishing you all the best. And Janine Loads of love to you....

[@iTzBossgamingYT]

11:22 is a cool man.. he said take care of them nicely😊❤ So many places you can avoid if going out at night but so many places you will enjoy it!.

[@willlsey]

Thanks for the India videos, my wife and travelled extensively in 2012 from Goa to Kerala to Varanasi finishing in New Delhi. Wow the up and down roller coaster of emotions as you weave through the beauty and chaos of this country is life changing and these travel memories will be etched in your memory forever, good and bad. In fact in the passing of time the bad memories can sometimes be looked on as humorous. You will never be short of conversation about your India travels when you meet other people who have experienced it. My wife and I both struggled with overwhelming masculine energy that is everywhere however travelling in more rural areas we were lucky to meet many Indian women. Last thought was of the special hotel we booked near the airport so we were close to our flight, glass doors opened right onto the highway the brouchure had a large landscaped area photo shopped on the booking ad, monkey in the room when we opened the door and as usual a leaking toilet with the shower in front so you always had wet feet going to the toilet , ah India what an experience.

[@_UNISTAR_]

If u stay in cheap places, that's what u'll get, bruh.

[@jayvag26]

@gypsy in sneakers: Your whole India trip vlogs look amazing and believe me there are always good folks around in India who would make sure that you reach your destination safely (just like that uncle at 11:20). Because it was a Holi time, somebody might have thrown something or paint but I would not worry much. It can happen to anyone. I live in US and there are some hoods here that make you feel the same way and there are no uncles here showing their concerns to any cab drivers but anyhow looking forward for your another video. Lots of Love 💖, PROSIT! BTW I also feel like collaborating with you next time on your India trip just like Janine and Wishnu, so please let me know your thoughts. I will wait for your reply.

[@TejBhat]

Happy Journey dear. Love from America. Hope to see your new videos

[@immaculateheart1267]

Brave ladies glad they made it safely to the spice mkt

[@arcticsnowfall]

I'm so sorry for your bad experience. Ngl after seeing delhi in title of your pervious video I kinda anticipated the scenario. I hope to seeing you back again in future to explore more. Really enjoyed the India series so far!

[@gypsyinsneakers]

thanks so much!! really appreciate it

[@pavanbarhate6765]

​@thezoldics7648but her title will give her more views from other countries, right? That's what BBC does man🤡

[@ketansrivastav]

⁠ ​​⁠ @thezoldics7648 ​What a terrible take. so people shouldn’t voice their experiences because they may loose subscribers? people like you need to grow a thicker skin. not every criticism of india is an insult. they felt unsafe and they have all the right to express it. Why do some indians get so offended so easily. i would rather travellers have their honest opinion instead is flattering the locals.

[@ketansrivastav]

@@pavanbarhate6765yea it’s a conspiracy to defame india and modi ji. it couldn’t be that old delhi is crime ridden and even indian tourists let alone foreigners face harassment and scammers there. such as strange phenomena after 2014 that people would pretend that india is a crime less wonderland and any one saying otherwise must shave an agenda. like imagine calling these dutch travellers BBC. this is what propaganda does to a mf.

[@saurabhkejriwal1765]

Thanks for visiting India. May God bless you and Janine. Take care.

[@99991ray]

You two are so pretty and wonderful for giving us these nice travels... Hari OM ! 🤩😍🥰

[@theresatassone4950]

I loved your vlogs in this series.. you are always respectful of their culture, praising women and their beauty and being kind .. very much appreciated in this world today so thank you 🙏🏻

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thank you!

[@herbalist5956]

​@@gypsyinsneakersnortheast India is much more safer and the people there are more friendly and welcoming

[@farukhsheikh5790]

​@@herbalist5956 when I used to live in guwahati, it was very turbulent. Blasts were common, and ter*orism was at its peak. I don't know how is it now, and how much it has changed.

[@herbalist5956]

@@farukhsheikh5790 maybe you went to a muslim dominated area and IBI'S are one of the main reasons

[@farukhsheikh5790]

@@herbalist5956 Nope, I lived in Athgaon and Shantipur, which is a Bengali and Assamese/marwadi/mix area. ULFA were at their peak at that time, and there were reports of blasts pretty frequently. It was targetted at the Biharis and the people who usually spoke hindi. Furthermore, it wasn't an area specific thing, it happened everywhere.

[@mandar357]

I suggest to get a guide wherever you visit in india sometimes it might be messy not only in India but in some regions in the world theres some areas or people you may find difficulty so where the local guide might comes handy and helpful. I love all your videos ❤ hope you visit india again theres so much to explore in each state of india😊

[@abhishekmadavi4477]

I love you vlogs whenever i free i saw you vlogs repeatedly. Thanx for coming india and explore next time please come soon and visit madhya pradesh love from india ❤you guys are beautifull to appreciate and your heart are also beautifull

[@MariaSingh-iv4sv]

Delhi is a difficult place. Even I love Delhi. First, Holi, you go nowhere. You stay indoor. Specifically in a city like Delhi. Second, you do not bargain with a bicycle riksha, they have a hard life. Next time come to Calcutta. It's also challenging here. But Bengal is a very different part of india. I could tell you many things. Living here as a German in India since 30 years. India is a challenging country. I cried a lot here. Just in love with this country.

[@ricdesouza1]

i don't even know why people bargain over 50 cents... and then end up being dumped in the middle of nowhere and wonder why?

[@karthikradhakrishnan8444]

Hey both, it's been really great to see India through your lens and once again thanks for coming and exploring India Felt really sorry about the scarry experience that you both had on the last leg of your journey and to be Frank being as an Indian I am afraid to visit Delhi (I will be getting a lot of heat for saying this out loud) that's the truth - don't care (chalta hai)!attitude needs to change, drunken people all around are not acceptable (No excuse whatsoever) Thanks again for the energetic and raw videos..

[@thomasscahill]

Glad you are safe and headed home.

[@Hi_yayawar]

Hi Susan and Jenine, I watched 75 percent of your videos in last 2 days and enjoyed them. Wonderful! You both ladies are wonderful human beings. People like you add value to the country you visit. There is a lot be learnt from you both.

[@ashwanisharma1809]

🙏 both of you, I'm really sorry for you bad experience people's understanding is low, thanku very very much Susan for visiting to India and share your experience in India, i hope have a next time in India your experience are very safely and comfortable , I'm sorry Susan my english is week but you are understand my feelings, i miss you, God bless you and all the best, ❤ From Jaipur pink city,

[@gypsyinsneakers]

thank you so much!!

[@EXTRAAVAGANZA]

This series of India was so interesting and super stunning...Really apologize for your negative experiences in delhi...We welcome you to Kerala once again...We will arrange whatever you need...We felt you people like our friends...thank you ❤

[@gypsyinsneakers]

thanks so much!!

[@gauravkr4857]

​@@gypsyinsneakers mam with due respect but I don't know why you only visited 3rd class areas of Delhi with male dominated (particularly Muslims). Rearely I have seen any foreigner visit that area. Also you went to chandani chowk (again muslim dominated) market at 10 am morning ; that markets starts in evening time that's why almost no women were on the road. I think you didn't do proper reasearch where to go? 1.) Connaught place. Every 10 second you will see a foreigner there. 2.) Lotus temple. Every 5 second one foreigner. 3.) ST. Cathedral church. 4.) Dilli hatt. 5.) Agrasen ki Baoli. 6.) Akshardham temple. 7.) Hauj khas 8.) Red fort. 9.) Lodhi garden 10.) Flagship City walk mall It's endless.................. But you decided to go to 3rd class area of Delhi specially muslim dominated area and now you r complaining. Why were you talking to those illetrates like ( mahboob guy you talked) we have special name for those guys " CHAAPRI " Please don't have any thing in your heart about india because of some illetrates. Although I think in few occasions it's your fault also you should not given too much importance to those guys and just avoided them and pretend like you don't even see them. Anyways it was good to see your blog. ❤️

[@rahulmatters]

@@gauravkr4857 i agree…. They were at wrong place at wrong time…

[@Black-indians9067]

Be careful in India this Indian vill just stare at you follow you scam you and at the end R. @.. P...... €

[@shivambisht5796]

Bro i agree your comment but u really think this is a appropriate word for telling them R@p atleast don't scared anyone

[@techakd]

MOST WELCOME ..... PLEASE VISITE AGAIN.... GOD BLESS U ... THANK U ....

[@madhusudantandon]

You stayed in India with all joy and hard ship both, always smiling and enjoying in all circumstances. In all the vlogs, we enjoyed with your happiness. We as Indian citizen I regret for all ills or hard ship if you faced here. I know while living Amsterdam of Netherland , you Must have faced few problems here in India due to culture, huge population and so on. But India is devloping and changing so fast. You will realise difference next time. Wish you both happy and healthy life.Watching you from Lucknow, India 😊🎉❤

[@abhishekchoudhary1919]

you guys leaving india feels like member of my family going away....hope one day you come back to rajasthan and i get a chance to meet you guys..

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thank you so much! we are sad aswell. but we will be back soon!

[@veereshsp7696]

Your vlogs in this series were truly captivating. I deeply admire how you consistently demonstrate respect for every culture, uplift women and their beauty, and exude kindness. In a world that often lacks such appreciation, your efforts are truly valued. Thank you for being a shining example. I must confess, meeting you in person has been a dream of mine. Although I am from India, circumstances have not allowed it thus far. However, I believe that with the blessings of the divine, our paths will cross one day. Your vlogs have garnered my utmost admiration, and the way you present yourself and your projects has turned me into a devoted fan. Your impact is profound, and I eagerly await the opportunity to express my gratitude in person. If I have god blessing sure I will meet you once 😊

[@ankitkunalrathore2095]

I love your youtube channel. I want to see you go on like this forever. If you come to India next time, then you should also go to the village, you will know the real India from the village.

[@navinsungum2468]

I enjoyed watching your video and experiences in India. I love your accent so much … you just remind me of my Irish girlfriend from Mayo.. well that’s back in the 80’s!! I shared the same experience you had in Chandni Chowk.. my wife was indeed very scared with so many people appearing drunk and sleeping on the street. We had just gone there by mistake!! We are excited as we are going to zMumbai in 2 weeks time and would be travelling to Kerala,Goa and Bihar. It was very nice to watch you both. Take care .. kind regards

[@sapientiaquotes3879]

First i would like to thank you guys to explore India, it was really different to see two girls vlogging in India Alone, the whole series was very good. Now, On the day of Holi festival majority of the neighborhoods are closed so people get drunk especially on the street in that neighborhood and they will throw colors at everyone, you should have asked someone is it okay to go outside on this particular day, you went to chawri bazaar and chandni chowk on Holi, even local girls don't go to neighborhoods on Holi because most of the people are drunk or high and dancing and it goes till noon, from evening it becomes cool again, it is what it is(this craziness only happens once a year on Holi), celebration of Holi depends on which city you are in,like your vrindavan Holi videos were great. I thank god that nothing else bad happened and both of you were safe. I hope you comeback again and this time make some trustworthy Indian friends who can give you some insights so that you stay safe and enjoy.Much love to you and Janine.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thank you so much for this explanation!! It was wrong moment and wrong timing and we were not informed. Thank you for your lovely words!!

[@abhaykatoch585]

I agree. I'm from New Delhi and'll be scared walking down that neighbourhood. We should also reflect and realize these people create a ruckus in the name of a colourful and cheerful festival. Alas, the Kejriwal government has done nothing in this regard but has taken measures to aggravate the situation.

[@SinghIsKingh]

@@gypsyinsneakersnext time, do India the 5 star way, don’t mingle with the low class commoners or go to these areas without someone with money and power. This is not Europe or America. New Delhi is not safe, Punjab isn’t either. Mumbai is more cosmo and way safer.

[@asmitverma4678]

​@@SinghIsKinghsab muslim bhot jada ho gye h ye india ke problem create karte hai upar se bangladeshi

[@AJAY95952]

​@@gypsyinsneakersit was also the bravest adventure which you girls did going out on that creepy neighborhood that too on holi.. 😂😂😂 even boys like me are scared to go there.. 😂

[@rajveerbhatia]

There are good and bad things that happen in every part of this world. I understand how difficult it is to spend time in Delhi especially when you come from foreign lands. We as Indians regret and apologize for any negative experiences you had. However, believe me there are lots of other parts in Delhi and in India where you can feel safe and enjoy the travel. I would recommend you to refer travel blogs and websites that recommend dos and donts before we go to any place. Wishing you happy and safe travels for all your future endeavors

[@amanomer2713]

Your content is really good🎉🎉

[@deepak091k]

Your way of speaking is wonderful🎉🎉❤

[@leomessileomessi3986]

As an Indian I apologize to you as you have had a bad experience in India.💔🙂

[@vaibhavjain4550]

Really sorry for the bad experience you had Susanne. Chandni chowk is the lousiest, overcrowded and majorly male dominated neighbourhood of Old Delhi and for a foreigner women its very unsafe. Even as locals we avoid going to that place with any valuables in our pocket and you visited there near Holi which made it even worse (as mostly people drink a lot on this occasion which leads to loose their mind). Thats why at 11:20 in the video the uncle in black white shirt was asking the rickshaw puller where is he taking you and told him to take good care of you as you are our guest in India. It seems that you were not advised correctly about certain areas of Delhi. You might find certain places as tourist attractions on internet but had you asked any educated local person, he would not have advised you to go over there for sure. Nevertheless, please don't keep any harsh feelings about India. Just inform through a video/post in advance if you ever visit India again. We welcome you again in our country whole heartedly (with obviously a better itinerary😉) Take good care of yourself 🙂

[@KOLD-WORL]

Thank you for coming in India love your vlog 🎉❤❤❤

[@yashsaroj5213]

I really enjoy your blogging ❤️💯

[@SuryanshPandey]

I don't think the neighbourhood was bad. It's the most famous place to visit. It's just the timing was wrong. You were there just after Holi and a lot of creeps were out on the streets drunk as everything is supposed to be closed during festival seasons.

[@anantsharma6365]

That's exactly what has happened. That neighborhood is a popular spot for incoming tourists & is a family friendly marketplace. The only drawback is that it is extremely chaotic & loud on busy days.

[@andrewdilip6540]

Delhi is Worst place

[@preety8651]

You as a man don't see a shit? Do you? Accept the truth that India is a place where girls are not safe, it has always been and will always be if you people will let go like this... it's bitter but truth that we as a girl face this everyday. Why are you covering this??

[@27min82]

I think the guy who suggested you all the places in Delhi have not recommended you the best places to visit. There's so much to watch in Delhi many good places which you guys missed

[@dileepunni8354]

Amazing video’s really i love you 🥰

[@jasvendarsingh7951]

U seem so shaken i could see u were abt to cry 😅 and thankfully uve had a good auto driver who managed to take u back to the hotel. Safe travels back home!

[@One8clan]

We apologise for your incomplete journey 😔 Lot's of love you guy's ❤

[@daniald8986]

Welcome to Malaysia! Nothing much is happening in Malaysia at the moment (in terms of festivity) but you can always enjoy our delicious food, culture and interesting places to visit. Enjoy! 😊😊

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Ahh thank you!!

[@IDMarketer]

Bang, knp Upin Ipin ta besar besar bang?

[@ashwathramnagendra3897]

How come you guys didn't try metro or uber? In another video you had mentioned about receiving few tips from local girl, transport would be something i generally ask about with hotels receptionist and others

[@Letsgoafghanistan]

Hope you had a good experience in India,and thanks for sharing your experience with us. And I hope yo see you in the Afghanistan one day as a tourism 😊

[@supremereligion2817]

In usa there are areas where you find weired people in the subway or drunken people on the road too ...😅😅😅

[@edgar_desouza]

Glad you got out safely. You are right to feel afraid because that part of India is not safe. Enjoyed your videos and your positive attitude.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thanks so much!!

[@montu8323]

Bas bhay Itna cringe felana Band kr Aisa Iske sath kuch hua nahi Jab Indians ke sath Other countries Mein hota hai uska kya🥴

[@pavanbarhate6765]

​@@montu8323lekin isne genuine issue uthaya hai,pata nahi kyu hamesha Delhi se aisi news ati hai,delhi ajeeb hi hai sachme,pata nahi kya problem hai wo state ke saath

[@srikanthdasari111]

Happy journey.🎂.

[@inanebeast9980]

Thank You for visiting India❣, I really love your videos. I would suggest you to go to Kolkata, Mumbai, Rishikesh, Darjeeling and Nainital the next time you visit India, coz these are really one of the best places to travel.

[@saurabhmathur5149]

I really feel like you as a INDIANS because you are kind soul and you have pure heart which every indian must h ...so thanks for showing us differentt parts of India too .... and I'm your fan .... fan of your patience... fan of your smile.... fan of your pure heart... and Really sorry if you feel unsafe at any point... All countries have such people who make everything weired as some in India... but Hope over all you enjoyed ! I Feel glad if you read this and reply🙏💔!! Hope You Visit Again !!

[@drvikalpshastri372]

Extremely sorry for the unpleasant experience...I hope that you will again visit India and the bad experience u had on last day would not prevent u to plan a vist to my country again... Expecting your arrival soon❤

[@gypsyinsneakers]

No it is all fine! thank you so much

[@KrishnaIsha]

You are amazing, a blessed, pure soul. The place you both went, that too on Holi when whole market is shut, ain't safe for Indian men even, forget about women, especially from overseas. Lack of homework here. Nevermind, let's focus on the Good part. You girls had a great time in India. Thanks for your contributions. God bless😊.

[@chex20mex11]

Hope that you’re able to move forward with the negative experience you had in india and you are willing to give India visit more chances. India is a truly truly great country! I had similar experiences traveling through entire Europe and some parts of NY city, as well as Baltimore near Washington DC. Therefore I understand your fear as a girl in a foreign country! Eastern India, Kolkata, Odisha, Rajasthan would be nice to visit. Another thing before entering a new country, read a little bit about that countries culture. Safe and unsafe places, every country in the world have it. Safe travels!

[@gregrodrigues5453]

Nice video. I am really shocked that both of you decided to go out during holi. Holi is not the right time for females to walk about outside. Hope you enjoy your Malaysia trip

[@Swanidhi]

It’s so interesting to follow travellers visit India, express and react on the experiences we perceive basic in India. Most upper middle class Indians would perhaps ignore small businesses for food, and groceries etc. but your expressions make me think like I’ve never experienced India! Recall your expressions from eating the rice on Day 1 in Delhi. More power to travellers! Apologies for the sour experience.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thanks so much!!

[@ahn9934]

​@pranay58kumar99 please don't invite any foreigners to your home,,, They may feel uncomfortable and suspicious,, Inspite inviting to home assure them that you will make arrangements for them ,, so they can enjoy your city with full

[@Man-lq7yn]

@@ahn9934 Exactly , we will never get these treatment when we're travelling to their countries..! No one is going to invite you.. Nobody give f c k !! Only India run after these foreigner..!

[@HemantSharma-cc3uk]

When u come india again mam? I think u should also stay in India almost 4-5 years than I'm sure it will help to understand india and indian people deeply but I would say be happy and be safe. Happy journey 👍😊

[@snehasinghrajput7]

It's ok Thank you for visiting 🙂

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Do note that travelling in India as a married couple does not ensure safety for the woman. Few days ago, a 28 year old woman of Spanish- Brazilian nationality was raped at knifepoint in front of her husband. In 2013, a Swiss woman was raped while camping with her husband in a forest in Madhya Pradesh state. Six people were ultimately convicted and received life imprisonment. In 2016, an American tourist was drugged and raped in a 5-star hotel in New Delhi. Three men were later convicted in the case. In 2018, a British tourist was allegedly raped while walking to her hotel in Goa. Ramchandran Yellappa, 32, the main suspect who was facing trial, escaped from jail in 2020. These are just the tip of a huge iceberg. Raping a woman in front of her husband gives them extra macho kick, it seems. India recorded over 31,000 cases of crimes against women in 2022, according to an annual report compiled by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB).

[@badprofilepic882]

And these are just the reported cases.....

[@maajkemii]

@@badprofilepic882 there are also reports that some raped women went to police to report the crime and got raped by the police again. also, hospitalised rape victims getting raped in a hospital by medical personnel... just avoid india if you're a female

[@footballfusion06]

1.4 billion population and 31000 cases while the USA has 100k cases with a population of 333 million. Someone in my known was mugged as a tourist in the USA. So you better work out the maths before commenting on anything about any country.

[@Andrew_Cretu]

India is the state which is on my bucket list yet, no matter whether I have declined my journey in May. I was frightened when I realized that New Delhi has a population more than Moldova - my home country, Roumania, Hungary, and Slovenia, encompassing them together, it remains even another 4 million people. I am quite an experienced traveler when it comes to Europe, but in India or other countries where the density is so high, you shall be prepared mentally much better.

[@petrakov6531]

Delhi can be difficult to begin with when you travel to India, if you have never been to India, the best thing is just using it as a flight/train transfer point. India has so much to offer, even if you are a solo traveller. There are however amazing spots to visit situated in less crowded areas of Delhi if you decide to stay 1 or 2 days there (Humayun's Tomb, Lodhi garden, Safdarjung tomb, Agrasen ki baoli). I am Czech living in France and the first time I travelled to India in 2017, it was with my 16-year old daughter. We were accommodated in Paharganj which is definitely not the best area but as it is just next to the New Delhi railway station, from a practical point of view it was easier for us to be able to catch easily our train for other parts of India or the direct metro line to the airport. Since my first travel I have become fluent in hindi and it helps a lot to not being scammed or to get rid off shady people. Last year I was finally back to India after all the covid travel restrictions as a solo female traveller and everything was absolutely fine. It is just better to be prepared in advance and avoid neighborhoods that are too crowded or less developped with bad infrastructure.

[@Andrew_Cretu]

​@@petrakov6531 Wow, awesome. You gave me that kind of hope and perspective regarding this. Appreciate your time to inform me regarding this. You did a tremendous job to reach that level of the language. I hope, one day I will make up my mind about the trip over there. Till now, no one among my peers does not support my idea. But going alone, it is quite challenging.

[@techstark4503]

​@@Andrew_Cretudude if you don't like crowd just go for places outside Delhi Mumbai...I often hear tourists only going to these spots whereas we have loads of beautiful Himalayan regions and huge stretch of beaches across the souther coast where the scenarios are amazing...Search for places like Nainital, Rishikesh, Ladakh, Sikkim, Darjeeling, Munnar, Ooty, etc I am sure you will be amazed.

[@Andrew_Cretu]

@@techstark4503 Cheers, appreciate. Thank you. I think, I will take it into consideration in October. Hope, not to face the scorching weather that is usually into the current month. Namaste.

[@techstark4503]

@@Andrew_Cretu sure would love to see your vlogs as well lol...

[@avi48777]

thank you for comming, and come again

[@palukuriyaswanth]

I hope you enjoyed your india trip please visit again

[@rabonline4264]

Pls consider do not come to india again, it is dangerous for traveller, especially for woman. Regarding to recent tragedy happened to spain travel vlogger. I feel sorry for them.

[@gul8446]

Imagine going to India and expecting to be safe 🤡

[@sailorpolka]

Don’t blame her tf. She was literally just traveling she shouldn’t have to except what she went through

[@gul8446]

@@sailorpolka its just like going to a drug infected ghetto and getting shocked when u get mugged there

[@himalayanyogi8222]

Imagine going to pakistan and feeling safe 😂

[@kuruvalmiki3428]

Hi Susan, we are really sorry guys for that and specially Thank you so much for this beautiful series of India😊, and I request the you guys visit India again, there is a lot places in India to explore and those incidents will never be happened, lots of love to you guys from India😊

[@atok1997]

I recommend you to visit North east in your next visit. I promise, you won't regret the tour. 😊 Thanks for visiting India. Much love from Nagaland 🎉

[@nileshkakkad5744]

Hope you left India with some beautiful memories. 🙏

[@toxic5255]

I think you feel uncomfortable in India 🇮🇳

[@piedpiper5687]

No one will feel comfortable in india except the indians itself lol

[@cahyospn723]

India with all its dynamics is indeed full of challenges and it is interesting to feel the atmosphere firsthand. Love India❤

[@IceCube-zb5mm]

It's nt at all challenging. It's only when u go to questionable area and people it's challenging which is true for any country

[@Stupidit498]

We are truly sorry for bad experience and specially on Holi that too in Delhi even we don’t dare to step out cuz many are drunk and some bad people they try to take advantage of the situation. So glad that you made it safely. Next time do visit north east india and trust me it’s way more beautiful and safer 😊

[@MayankYadav-sf4sj]

Hello im watching your all videos.. you are such a amazing..we will miss you in India.. come again❤