Is This Really Pakistan's WORST City? 🇵🇰

[@habibasif994]

My friend, they didn't kick you out of the main dining area, they upgraded you to the family dining room, where you could enjoy the food in privacy, without being disturbed by the beggars, solicitors and uninvited stares. It is their way of giving respect to Paige. And the foreigners are not allowed to stay in any hotel they want because those hotels and guest houses are not considered safe for the tourists and don't feel bad if they informed the police of your movements, it's for your own safety so that the police knows where you two are going and where to look for you if any of you go missing. And the iron bars in the windows of your hotel room are for your protection so that nobody could climb up and break into your room through the windows and possess a threat to you or steal your goods. :)

[@khanjarral]

agreed

[@TheDigitalGuru430]

That separate area was a misunderstanding. They didn't mean you have to. They were just pointing out butyou could have said 'We are fine here'. As far iron bars, I have seen them in most countries for safety reasons (I have seen them in Malaysia and Peru).

[@marycan5344]

The security issue is as follows : Every foreigner in pk to such places ( specially south west pakistan )is escorted by police so they remain safe. The foreigners security is prime as they are guests. The plCe where they are staying , the managment informs police 🚨 so the foreigner renains safe. 2. Once there was a chinese in local bus with us and the police stopped at every checkpost . Its a rule in pk and good for the safety of foreigners. No need to n scared. 3. Yes theremust be dedicated hotels go accomodate foreigners to avoid hassle 4. Do visit Qila dirawaer ( Dirawer forte ) v famous in bahwalpur. A city 1 hour away from Multan . Youvan wat h km youtibe what im talking about. My moms home is there id b glad to host. 😊 Welcome

[@ts_fabianacadwell]

His very negative I understand I don’t know who is following who is watching this nonsense guy video such a waste

[@oldmusiclegend1740]

Well explained.

[@loverenjun]

As a pakistani who has lived here my whole life, even I wouldn’t visit the places you do in pakistan 😓 Which is why I enjoy watching all your vlogs because they’re educational for me too! haha thanks!!

[@ROSIESTRAVELCHANNEL]

As a British Pakistani I conquer. But that's what an Adventure is I suppose. Personally I would stick to Karachi / Lahore and Islamabad because they are Safe Modern Cities for International People. Beyond these Cities (and Hunza/Skardu which are designated tourist areas with security) ... one would be gambling as Hyderabad and many similar type of cities have large volumes of un-edcuated people who are not use to international travellors. YOU HAVE TO USE COMMON SENSE... I WOULDN'T VISIT CERTAIN PARTS OF BRIXTON in LONDON ON MY OWN EITHER.

[@SamiiplaysGaming]

​@@ROSIESTRAVELCHANNELyou're wrong cities Jehlum and near Like Sarai Alamgir, and Gujrat they're a modern lifestyle in Islamabad or Lahore architecture is more modern and most of those areas are like societies. Many overseas Pakistanis are used to Pakistan and stay in those areas too. Other than this Gujranwala, Sialkot and Faisalabad is also transforming very quickly. Most of Punjab is Developing at a very good rate and that is what Sindh and other provinces need to do.

[@turka8834]

concur hota h ​@@ROSIESTRAVELCHANNEL

[@ROSIESTRAVELCHANNEL]

depends on what one wants to see - i am more intrigued by the most developed cities for Pakistan .... and would want to know more about how i can explore them... .... and see what they have to offer the affordable luxury traveller .... Islamabad, Karachi and Lahore have more amenities and facilities for people not accustomed to Pakistan and ofcurse even some of the smaller cities in Pakistan have clusters of affluence.. I was referencing the biggest developed cities for a still developing Pakistan @@SamiiplaysGaming

[@SamiiplaysGaming]

@@ROSIESTRAVELCHANNEL I am from Lahore. But as Lahore I seen the places like Gujrat it is totally modern cleaner and have all the amenities for modern life styles like good shopping malls, luxury villas, good schools and universities more than that very clean and have lesser population. But yes still you can't compare them to Lahore, Islamabad & Pindi. But one this is for sure Entire Punjab province developing very well and this what Sindh needs to learn and there government also have to spend on the infrastructure and development of the majority cities of Sindh Atleast.

[@bobmarley9712]

She didnt say her trousers are bad, she said something about sorting them out from the back as if say theyre stuck etc or the waistband is rolled

[@jackcpfc]

Another great video Jack. Nice to see how respectful you and Paige try to be of the local culture and customs

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Thanks so much man I really do appreciate that!

[@AshishSawant-mt5bv]

​@@JackAynsleyTravel- 😂

[@Dan-xx5jq]

😅😅😅

[@kanwalnizam8608]

@Jack use Google translate or any app to translate Urdu into English so you can understand what people are saying because it looks like people don't understand it and will solve communication problems. Wish you a nice journey ahead😊

[@everdaywonderz]

I was there for 2 weeks and returned last friday. This video reminds me so much of how it was there. I'm still recovering from kind of stomach bug I got from there.

[@xrayz1094]

What did you eat?

[@everdaywonderz]

@@xrayz1094 I think it was the airport food

[@farleymarly2575]

Lol airport food 😂 I know how you feel

[@mkn1220]

I am from Hyderabad and I wish you had asked one of us to host you guys to show you all around Hyderabad. Would have gladly shown you around urban and rural Hyderabad. From the local bazars/markets to ancient monuments, to museum, to theme park, to malls, to restaurants, to even villages with mangrove farms in rural Hyderabad. You guys missed out on the best food as well, Hyderabad has the best food in Pakistan. I have travelled all around pakistan and honestly hyderabad has the best food. I would have gladly showed you guys the best places. If you come next time please do reach out. Thankyou for visiting my city and i am really sorry it was not much of a pleasant experience overall, and there are no security concerns here i dont know why the hotel made such a fuss. Thankyou so much for visiting my country, hope your stay here be fulfilled with loads of great memories.

[@firstvideo6339]

I think the same. I am from hyderabad too. I don't think they visited the good places of hyderabad. There were a lot to see. They didn't even try hamid's famous biryani and Mr. Burger qorma. They visited the more poor areas of hyderabad, looks like the place of beggars only. I was feeling ashamed😅

[@NA-tf8dj]

They seemed to have a good time.

[@NA-tf8dj]

@@skyra146 I live in Glasgow and my grandparents came from Pakistan. Xx If you google tourist guides. Look for the ones that have good honest ratings. There are you tube videos where they have used guides as we find it difficult to navigate going to different city's. Callum abroad has been there a few times.

[@NA-tf8dj]

@@skyra146 You could befriend your local shopkeepers when they go there they could take you but they're usually in pakistan to spend time with their families. Xx

[@gstalpur3232]

I will be your tour guide in Hyderabad Pakistan

[@nk-films]

Hey Jack, just watched your video today first time. Its really cool that you are visiting places which may be considered difficult because of language barrier. In this video there were many places where you or the locals misunderstood each other just because of the language barrier. For example, the lad who sold you needle and thread first thought you wanted the whole set but then realising you only needed one spool, wanted only 20 but you gave him price for the ful box. Second, in the dulhan paratha place you fluently said ek piece (one piece) but he thought you said chicken piece, 😆thats why you had a leg piece in your plate. Also, family dinning area was offered as a respect for your partner so she can eat in privacy away from other men. Not as punishment or restriction because they were trying to say that you can eat wherever but because you have a woman with you can eat in the privacy of family dining room. Ironically that room was stinking bad lol. I suggest when you speak English words, say them a little slowly and stressing on your Ts and Ds etc. Good luck with your travels, have fun and I hope this helps. Come and see us in Manchester when you guys are back.

[@logicalboy424]

Jack, unfortunately, Pakistani government restrictions are preventing local hotels in Hyderabad from hosting foreign tourists. It appears that only Indus Hotel Hyderabad is permitted to accommodate foreign tourists due to security concerns. I hope you both enjoyed

[@errolmalik9085]

Hyderabad is not a tourist city, this city does not offers much for the tourists thats why not so many tourists come here but as living in this city this city is really nice and clean as compared to karachi and it is a developing city. welcome to Hyderabad!❤❤

[@ozee2826]

Karachi is himuge metropolitan, cant compare it to the city which is equivalent a small area of khi.

[@creativemind6330]

Yes agreed don't Compare it with Karachi.

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Yeah its very very different to Karachi

[@daudbaloch3130]

@@ozee2826Hyderabad is better than Karachi for living it feels safe

[@mairajkhan3672]

im from HYDERABAD,,, ITS SAFE! ITS ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY ITS VERY PEACEFUL TO LIVE BEST NIGHTS HYDERABAD NOT TOO MUCH TRAFFIC 0% SNATCHING SHUKR ALHAMDOLILLAH VERY KIND PEOPLES!

[@bhattia470]

Bro clearly theres a language barrier...dont go to these cities expecting them to understand English because the lady that "told you guys off" was simply telling your wife to fix her pants..and the guy jn the Dulhan paratha resteraunt was doing you a favor by giving you the family table... next time perhaps take a local with you so that you actually understand whats being said

[@rashidofficial4789]

Absolutely

[@ghazixdii]

52:08 He was offering you free tea saying that you're our guest.

[@businessreportingwithme5727]

I appreciate Abdul and Aqib. They charged correct Price. Honest persons ❤

[@jess3931]

I love how smily and happy Paige seems. She really gives me the motivation to explore places and see new things. Thank you both for making these vlogs. I wish to travel to Pakistan but as a solo female i am sure how to go about that. So many funny parts in this video. The matching sainsbury's jacket had me in stitches. Much respect to you both but i just adore Paige

[@bobmarley9712]

It's safe and I know females have been solo but as someone who knows the country, I would say go with a male.

[@mkn1220]

At 35:35 , the women was trying to tell paige to fix her trousers, maybe the pockets were out or it was not tucked in and stuck, in no way she was trying to demean her for wear wide leg trouser, it was just a miscommunication . I am a women too, from her wording & tone i can tell in no way she meant to demean paige in any way, so sorry you guys if you felt the other way

[@alib3479]

They can feel whatever they want. What on earth they are doing in narrow bazars and among vendors and hawkers. And people should wear trousers of their own size.

[@saksham2525]

Pakistan is generally not considered a tourist friendly and safe country. There is a reason why Pakistan hv so many less international tourists.

[@MrHammad2011]

She was telling to fix her trousers from behind

[@saniyaahmad3153]

​@@saksham2525 Why hindu care

[@saniyaahmad3153]

Yeh

[@qaiserrashid8511]

Great video. I love whom you interact and take interest. Very generous with your tips lol. At least Paige has managed to get some threat. Real pants was your hotel cheese

[@TheDigitalGuru430]

You were not forced to a separate area. There was misunderstanding. You could have stayed there. They didn't understand when you asked them if you were allowed to..... If a woman doesn't mind, they don't mind you sitting there. It is usually high end restaurants where people don't get curious stares so there is no segregation. In poorer neighbourhoods, they wanted you to feel comfortable and hence they have this separate area. Next time you should say 'Hum Yahan theek hain' (we are fine here).

[@anwerali1201]

Another very good video... Hyderabad is a historical city and there is not a very much security issue there. I wish you could have visited the rural areas of Sindh with me

[@alib3479]

And what a stupid statement when he said glasses are 800 pkr. And that chick said they are not even real:) so she expect real gucci in 800 pkr in Pakistan. Are u guys nuts;)

[@wilkowanders]

Loving the luxury TukTuk you travelled in with the door. Also that you came across a brass band in the streets of Hyderabad, even if they wouldn't play for you. Loving this series learning so much about Pakistan

[@mrtriplekhan]

Welcome Bro, come to Pakistan. Loving people😊

[@mkn1220]

At 53:48 The waiter at the dulhan paratha restaurant, was not bounding you guys to sit inside. Instead he was respectfully trying to say that there is a separate family dining place, incase you guys want to eat peacefully in privacy without the hustle & bustle of the market and he thought you guys were saying yes to it thus he brought you inside. Of course you both can sit outside no one would have made any fuss. So sorry you felt that way due to miscommunication

[@alternateperspective5]

It is not Afghanistan flag, its a flag of a political party "Pakistan Peoples Party" His Chairman is from Oxford "Bilawal Bhutto" Son of Benazir Bhutto.

[@naviedkhan9580]

He's also a trans

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Ahh my mistake, it looks so similar

[@muhammadawaiskhan1754]

😂😂😂

[@traveltodenmark2485]

Yes

[@uroojfatimayoutuber2255]

​@@JackAynsleyTravel came to my house my city Hyderabad

[@wajeehaimtiaz-r5b]

Please take a local language speaker along with you to understand what people are saying and to avoid misunderstandings We Pakistanis and Muslims respect women and therefore the shop owner was trying to take you at a separate room where you can enjoy your meal in a peaceful manner and there was no other reason

[@Yahyaandmama]

I used to like your videos before but the last two have been very sarcastic and almost disrespectful. Even as a british pakistani i would listen and take the advice of police and hotels despite looking like a local. The man sitting you in the family room did it out it respect and comfort.

[@sahotamarie71]

Freedom 😅😅😅😅😅goodbye,

[@alib3479]

I am not sure but u guys are doing some sort of gypsy kind of travelling. Maybe watch some videos from Chris or Josh, they are having different adventures in Pakistan and you guys are entering in bazars and crowded places where normal Pakistani ppl even dont go. Also what would be expect in such areas? Lets take an example of any hood in England where normal white ppl dont go. Maybe upgrade ur budget and try visiting some decent places and stop potraying such Pakistan, BBC or Sky news are enough for that.

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Who asked?

[@alib3479]

Do u know how stupid u look like when u asked the music band to play for u to entertain u. Who r u? Why would they even play for u for free? Give them money and they will play. I know u're looking for content where u want to be scammed or molested, that is the reason u enter these areas. So that u can get more views.

[@alib3479]

Ohh prince Harry is angry. Lol

[@anwerjokhio3964]

At all you have no right to term our city as a worst city of Pakistan.

[@calboy3002]

😂😂😂

[@calboy3002]

Third world country. Look at the level of Education. Super 😂😂😂😂

[@AliRaza-bu5cn]

But it is the worst bro ..that's fact

[@luminous6810]

I am from India 🇮🇳 brother I like your videos Pakistan and India known for good hospitality the only problem is communication in Pakistan.The illiteracy poverty rate very high this is the reason they couldn't express their feelings properly but they feel happy to have you in their country. The good and Bad people are in every country you have to be careful. Explore the city more we indian can't visit Pakistan so through your videos we are watching Pakistan.

[@cruisesoetz1087]

Islamabad, lahore Karachi Peshawar people can understand and speak fluent English.

[@THEHERMIT-pu5hj]

Wtf you talking man .. India is 100 times better than this sh!t ....only some specific people aren't able to speak proper English e.g.Bihar and up and some of the northeast side .... poverty rate is below 14 % and almost half of the pk population is bpl ......

[@HarisAftab]

The restaurant has a family place separately as most families prefer to sit there. The guy that's why asked you if you wanted to sit there. He was not banishing you guys from the front, in fact you could have sat there as well. It is just due to the language they were unable to communicate well.

[@nabeelmajeed4815]

if only we could have cleanliness and electricity in Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@NA-tf8dj]

Nawaz chor is coming to steal more electricity 😢

[@addyhyder9562]

Loved watching the vlog guys! By the way, those flag that you have been calling "Afghanistan" flags are actually a flag of a political party "PPP" which is the ruling party of Sindh province. Their symbol is an arrow which you can see on every flag.

[@OmarChishti-vj2wr]

I remember I also used to mix up the PPP flags with Afghanistan flags when I was a kid.

[@ShaziaShoaib-i2o]

Loved the blog . Hope the next one comes soon ❤

[@ROSIESTRAVELCHANNEL]

Personally I would stick to Karachi / Lahore and Islamabad because they are Safe Modern International Cities for Global People. Beyond these Cities (and Hunza/Skardu which are designated tourist areas with security in Azad Kashmir ) ... one would be gambling as Hyderabad and many similar type of cities have large volumes of un-edcuated people who are not use to international travellors. YOU HAVE TO USE COMMON SENSE... I WOULDN'T VISIT CERTAIN PARTS OF BRIXTON in LONDON ON MY OWN EITHER. But I get the whole Adventure thing... I am also happy to see these raw videos and footage of obscure areas of smaller cities in Pakistan. Its certainly new for me as well .. and My Family Heritage is Pakistani.

[@rabiasiraj1]

Was waiting for this video

[@mrtriplekhan]

wow

[@Shehroz-Ali]

That's quite disrespectful of you guys, you guys already had mde mind to dislike everything and anything. There are other foreigners who have hundred times of your subscribers, they have positive reviews. Its all about your mindset with what you step into anything, you MANIFEST it! Good luck!😊 It was better if you had researched the city and sightseeings before coming in. Indus hotel is the luxury hotel out there with sindh museum beside, if you were not on a budget travelling.

[@akabill79]

Jack as a married man always walk on the street side to protect your lady against incoming traffic..love these vids champ

[@ArshadKhan-dv9yh]

Yessss

[@game4u617]

And making her sit by the door on the bus Like come on be a gentleman

[@FarazNabiZour]

Aslamoalekum Sir That guy who take your go pro was a special child with a disease named as microcephaly so please don't mind it Sir thank you

[@Fara-pz3ip]

I’m sorry to say I feel envy when I see foreigners visiting my homeland and going different places and I’m stuck in this drowning island .😔 But I know if I come to my country , people won’t be too friendly with us but they are more kind and friendly to white foreigners … Have a good time 👍.. enjoy nice sunshine and heat !

[@abdulbasit-cn9ek]

They are about equally hospitable towards all kind of foreigners. I've seen tons of channels of foreigners from various backgrounds with different skin tones, facial features and cultures.

[@ijazyasar]

Funny story i should tell u i am from pak but i look foreign i lives all my life in chicago i am heavy set dark with shaved head i got the same treatment unless i spoke hahahahha its so unreal being treated like a foreigner in my own country

[@aqibmumtaz77]

My friends Pakistani people are very hospitable and loving. You did not even come to Sindh province. If you came to Sindh province of Pakistan, they would give you hospitality and would not let you spend even a single rupee. We are very happy that you came to Pakistan. The person who misbehaved with you in Punjab was very sad. May Allah bless you always.

[@queenPAK]

Karachi and Hyderabad are in Sindh province too. Oh yeah these cities are dominated by diverse population of urdu , Punjabi and pashtu speaking still the rich hospitable flavor of Sindh is still here. Thanks @Jack for traveling and showing the world everything real about Pakistan.

[@Hamzakhan12187]

Plz come to Peshawar city of pakistan...bcz u r amazed by the hospitality of our pakhtonian brothers..❤❤❤❤

[@hasanasif7237]

chanel dp tmhary?

[@ijazyasar]

They are giving u respect and favours jack that i could never expect being a pakistani enjoy man

[@syedzahidshahjillani]

It seems to me that you’re intentionally highlighting the worst parts of pakistan which obviously creates misconception that Pakistan is very bad for tourists and tourism. I don’t understand why don’t you go through GOOGLE before entering any city.

[@shazyshazy3743]

I am british national from pakistan and jack really I feel sorry for the hardship what you faced in hyderabad.just one suggestion I want to give plz avoid rural areas and small city try to be in big cities like lahore karachi islamabad.you will find 5 star even more hotels and more safe then small cities

[@lubnasayyeda]

35:35 35:38 😢Dear friend, don't think wrong of the the woman who told Paige to fix her trousers was only trying to save her from the evil eyes of some men. Partially bcz ladies here are all covered from head to toe.❤❤❤ We love your work, Jack. Bless you

[@Element67]

Here is UK pakistanis are knows as grooming gangs rapist. That's the reason why women cover its self in Islam to prevent from getting raped.

[@Rawalpindiii]

✅ ✅✅

[@KamchaiAnantasukh]

why so many evil eyes in this country?

[@HealthHairHub]

Completely agree

[@fearlessvlogs3193]

Hi the reason why they wanted to inform the police about your whereabouts is because of security. Incidents happen in every country so if an incident happens with foreigners then at least the police roughly know where you are so they can locate you if need be. Hope that helps

[@pfrydog]

Usually the security bars are placed on the exterior of the building that's a interior Decor nightmare.

[@noorhussainofficial]

20:24 They said "We don't have other instruments right now to play music for you".

[@IrfanKhan-u1g3e]

Please come peshawer try charsi tikka ,nayab dryfrout,peshawri chaplal,taro jabba kabap,qissa khwani bazar old houses,abd explore old articat u must vizet kharkhano markeet and u explor metro bass service pakistan

[@atfxytgaming2355]

He was saying, we have arrangements for family, you can have your meal inside if you wish. It was Allowed.

[@ythjkl2881]

At the Dulahn paratha place, he didn't say that she isn't allowed there. You said that and assumed it. He just offered you the family area thinking you may prefer it like locals do in a separate area with their families. Else she wouldn't be allowed to sit there in the first place when the paratha was getting ready. And the staff at the hotel simply didn't want to get into any trouble with the police and having to pay them bribes to get out of any situation if something were to go wrong with you once you've left there.

[@TipuMusic]

The sewing guy is a loud proof that Hyderabad is far behind from scamming ❤️🙏

[@shamshirshah]

I hope this message finds you both in the best of spirits wherever your travels may have taken you after your adventures in Pakistan. As avid followers of your travel escapades, I couldn't resist the opportunity to reach out and share some thoughts with you. Jack, your simplicity and charm are truly endearing. Your genuine approach to experiencing new cultures shines through in your content, and it's a joy to watch. Paige, your vibrant energy adds a delightful sparkle to your travels. Your enthusiasm for exploration is contagious, and it's evident how much you both relish the journey. Paige, I must say, it would be wonderful to see you engage more with Pakistani women during your travels. Their stories, experiences, and perspectives would undoubtedly enrich your adventure even further. And Jack, while you're soaking in the cultural immersion, I have a suggestion for both of you. Consider delving into Pakistani dramas during your downtime. Not only are they entertaining, but they can also serve as a fantastic tool for improving your Urdu language skills. Trust me; you'll find yourself captivated by the storytelling and cultural nuances woven into these narratives. Now, onto a bit of travel advice! If you have the opportunity, I highly recommend a visit to Azad Kashmir. It's a region of breathtaking beauty and rich cultural heritage, just a couple of hours away from Rawalpindi. Places like Mirpur, Muree, Muzaffarabad, and Dadyal offer a glimpse into the diverse landscapes and traditions of the area. Adding a personal touch, I've been to your country town, Newcastle upon Tyne. It holds a special place in my heart, and I fondly remember the seaside, the bustling market stalls, and the grand country houses. Interestingly, there's a famous hotel called Jabeel Hotel in Mirpur, Azad Kashmir, whose owners hail from Newcastle upon Tyne. It's amazing how connections between places can bridge cultures and create memorable experiences. Jack, I want to share something personal with you. While I haven't watched your travels to other countries yet, I plan to start from India after I finish watching your Pakistani videos. You see, I live in Wembley but was originally born and bred in Wolverhampton. Our backgrounds might be different-I didn't have the privileges you did-but watching your and Paige's adventures gives me hope and inspiration to explore the world through your videos. Wishing you both continued joy and discovery on your Pakistani journey. May each moment be filled with wonder and meaningful connections. Warm regards rom Wembley, UK

[@humaizahassan6596]

Worth watching your vlogs you guys are amazing ❤

[@nayansangwan5235]

Your wife is so brave to walk like that without a burkha in a Radical Islamic country. Big 2 3 cities should be okay but below that would not be a great idea.

[@jihansahmed]

Why would you go stay at such a dingy place in Hyderabad??? I mean you want safety then spend money man ? I'm fuming right now .... God , you live in a hotel that no local would recommend and then make videos bad mouthing the accommodation... Spend some money dude !

[@GoharRehmani]

Jack I know why you are doubting everything here in Hyderabad. because some guys in the train misguided you and imposed bad conception regarding Hyderabad. that's the issue.

[@mahjabeenhussain9090]

Friendly advice: Jack, please buy a couple of long shirts for Paige or to keep her t-shirt out instead of tucked away. It's ok to wear western clothes in certain parts of the country but not in certain cities.

[@Colliveri]

why should she change for the world? Burkhas are for the weak. She is strong and she has a strong man with her. More importantly she has a strong country behind her. The misogynistic messes with her and the man and the country will bring Pak to its knees. I think the people out there know that they should not mess with a foreigner.

[@Kalikahani]

49:19 he want to tell you. the dulhan paratha is Special and tradition dish of Hyderabad and this shop is almost 50 years old..

[@Discoveryq]

hey jack why you dont use translator for them i mean the people who cant speak or understand english here . ENG to URDU voice translation will help you alot, i mean seriously . an advice for you from a pakistani ! Good luck

[@muhammadtahir253]

Music Band didn't understand that you want them play. They thought you want them to show only 😅

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

hahahaha it was so funny

[@AliHammadArtist]

14:13 That is a flag of the Pakistan People's Party. ​@@JackAynsleyTravel

[@ancillarybenefit]

Love the vlog both. They (dulhan paratha) offered you the "family" dining area I don't think they objected to you sitting in the front. I think they felt you may have preferred the privacy. Also the chap was telling you the place has been established for over 50 years. Enjoy the rest of your trip😊

[@bakhtiarrasheed9952]

The separate room in the restaurant is a family room to preserve the privacy of females.

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

But she wants to sit outside, not in the dark room

[@CricoGym-info]

​@@JackAynsleyTravelthey are very simple people cant speak english In Pakistan there is respect for women thats why they requested you not ordered or demand you to sit inside and covered with curtains so you do not get disturbed while having meals its for your hospitality Its very sad you are getting all people opposite its just only language problem

[@TheTruth-j9r]

​@@JackAynsleyTravel the women are not treated as equals in Pakistan. They have to cover up and stay away so men do not lust for them. Pathetic really.

[@adilshah5550]

Jack ur a very simple guy i think i wont say ignorant.. Lol please dont assume and interpret incorrectly.. they asked you to go to family area only cause they assumed u guys might enjoy their private area more.. it has nothing to do with paige being banned. keep exploring and keep Having fun we enjoy ur videos but please dont make assumptions only cause of communication barriers. i have lived 12 years in US and not in my wildest dream can i ever imagine any pakistani being welcomed and treated how u guys have been so far for the most part and that makes me a proud and happy pakistani. I hope u keep exploring pakistan and keep having amazing experiences. Also try to visit some of the more touristy cities too

[@dailydoseofgaming3593]

​@@JackAynsleyTravelthey live in old ages. Man and woman aren't equal.

[@abdulqadeer-mw2kj]

I like the style of both of you very much. Thank you for the way you are looking at our country Pakistan in a positive way. Did you feel any fear or fear in our country?

[@echoverse125]

Another vlog worth watching for an hour... Well ngl a 1m subs are on the way..

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Thank you so much man that really means a lot

[@usmanpolestar]

The guy at dulhan paratha said that there's a family room at the backside so you may go there for privacy as you are weee with your wife, that's a tradition here that families sit separately here but it's not mandatory. The guy didn't kick you off the family room but he just offered you. Dulhan paratha, dulhan means bride in Urdu

[@SikanderWarraich-oi1mz]

I love your Videos ❤

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Thank you man, I hope you enjoy this one!!!

[@silenthill1035]

I think you don't realize the security threats and think the advisory is for no reason. Pakistan used to be very open to foreigners and iA will one day again be as well. But meanwhile foreigners need to be really careful. Also there have been foreign tourists who neither speak English nor Urdu and they got lost in very dangerous neighborhoods. One such Japanese tourist was Tamazaki Takioya, who got lost in Karachi because he wasn't able to tell the directions to his hotel to taxi driver. Luckily he was spotted by the police and they sorted out the matter.

[@Adityasrivastava211]

Enjoying your vlogs from India

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Thank you! Hope you're well

[@ijazyasar]

Great videos jack awesome work very interesting videos i am from pak these are the places i never visited you are doing am awaome job and i love your urdu hope to see u in lahore

[@FarhatBuzdar]

My lovely city Home Town Hyderabad Sindh Wellcome ❤❤❤❤

[@nothingtoseeherelorah]

Sallaam my brother you really know how to pick the worst place to visit. It is what it is. Wish you the best and may Allah protect and guide you. Goto the big old mosque in Lahore

[@errolmalik9085]

actually the band guys were not understanding you! that was so funny when he said ok and went inside 😆

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

It made me laugh so much haha, such a funny moment. They got all ready to play and just packed up and left hahaha

[@khalidlatif8930]

I think the hotel in Hyderabad overcharged you. The cost per night for such a guest house is not more than PKR 3,000 per night. I feel sorry for you guys. You should bargain to bring the cost down, by at least 50% of what you paid.

[@shahxaibkhan4278]

7:32 is a best part of video he is telling you a true leader of Pakistan Mr. Altaf Hussain ❤❤

[@qiratali8118]

Please visit the Autobahn Road, Marhaba Mall, Qasim Chowk, its a bit modern you will enjoy...

[@iqrashaikh659]

He literally walked down the autobhan road in the beginning.

[@jrai30]

Why the F you visit the 'worst' places in Pakistan ? As an Indian I can say that Pakistan is a beautiful country. There are worse places than this in England.

[@fasia7927]

exactly, first mistake was travelling without a local tour guide cz there’s cleerly misunderstanding throughout this vid. If u wanna visit smaller or less popular cities, u should take guides for proper communication or understanding.

[@bobmarley9712]

What are these two doing? The child wasnt a fake begger..she said money for ata. Ata is flour. Stoo thinking you know every situation because someone told you some beggers are doing scams. I ALSO DREAD to think whats going behind closed doors in your Royal familys palace, and your famous tv presenters

[@abdullahbilal5411]

Wear long shirt and scarf In pakistani peaple like this dress welcompakistan

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

ok thanks

[@mysteriousjz]

​@@JackAynsleyTravel Don't take it personally, Jack. He is trying to say to have more modest outfit for the lady so as there is no display of body curves to better fit in the environment, like wearing a long loose shirt over covering the body.

[@abdullahbilal5411]

@@mysteriousjz yes right

[@Sekhar_ff_1526]

Literally there is one more city in India named Hyderabad 😂

[@rafytafy123]

Assalamoalaykum Ie j enjoyed so much of your this journey but u have to be very careful for both of your safety because some time some someone can be dangerous like that hotel was very unsafe I felt and don’t reach to any place at night time I definitely love ❤️ love 💕 you and your wife 😇❤️💕🌼💐🌺🌹🌻🌾🌷😆😇❤️💕🌼💐🌺🌹🌻🌾🌷💞🎈Fee Aman Allah bless her best best wishes

[@rashidqureshi5130]

Jack, you are showing lots of courage wondering around and interacting with strangers having serious communication barrier. You are not scared of eating anything which can be unhealthy. Please don't over pay or being generous and paying excess of what its worth. No matter how cheap it is converting to UK currency. Still very interesting watching your videos, Wish you continue having safe and enjoyable trip. Rashid from Dallas Texas.

[@muqadarsaleemofficial1292]

Brother they are not abandoning you they are just giving you private space just showing respect

[@mohibbaloch97]

That's some nice things to say and show about Hyderabad +One follower from hyderabad for you ;)

[@rabnawazkhan739]

Foods u can try in Hyderabad 1 Dulhan paratha 2 Brohi hotel mutton Karhai 3 Rabri 4 Fish at AL manzar 5 Biryani 6 Chaat and OD DONUTS at Auto Bhan road. Just ask from a gentleman to guide u 😅

[@HUZAIFASCHOOLCOLLEGE]

Thanks for visiting Hyderabad, A city of Harmony, Love and Respect... Yes there's only a communication Gap or Language barrier that's why you trouble but as a Pakistani and hyderabadi we Love our Guests.. Thanks again for visit my beloved country and my city...Also next time explore Hyderabad Latifabad, Qasimabad and boulevard Mall also...God Bless you..

[@TheTruth-j9r]

I've seen some bloggers in dodgy areas have police security. 1 or 2 armed cops....it's their duty to protect you and it's your fundemental right to be protected if you ask. They can't refuse you. Anx if they say they havnt got time to "baby sit you whilst your vlogging" then they can escort you safely out of harms way. India or Pakistan.

[@amirahmad1965]

Thanks to visit Pakistan love and wishes for both of you,,

[@mrwidia]

Excellent method to make a travellors journey video. Appreciation brother.😊

[@DTreagust]

Another excellent vlog. Love your work. :)

[@channeloneorg]

When you asked for one piece, he thought you were asking for leg piece 😅 , these parathaa has nothing to do with chicken leg piece 😅 i suggest next time you should use translator 😊😊

[@aishabawany9888]

35:36 This women is right.. Plz buy a proper Pakistani women Dress for your women for save travel in Pakistan...😊

[@AliMeer1996]

U have some guts to vist places like these without any fear of scams , am Pakistani but i never got here inside of these cities 😂😅

[@wasayjokhio]

Hey nice to see you in my city but the only advice i want to give is every time you come to cities like this you should hire a local for city so he can show you around,you have not visited a little t bit

[@pakohind1]

Jack & Paige, I like your vlog because you two are adventurers, courageous & humorous. Moreover use phone translator; will be of much help. If it helps thank me in absentia.

[@Thedestroyer491]

Today there was an unfair election in Pakistan, the deserving man lost and once again the corrupt won, I don't know when the darkness will come to end in Pakistan 😢😢😢😢😢

[@junaids3046]

This darkness will never end even grave is dark.

[@Anabyakhan2000]

Yeah Asim Munir won the game but lost heart of the whole nation 😢😢

[@thenizavlogging7651]

Must try things in hyderabad are: Bombay bakery (specially there chocolate and double chocolate cake). Hyderabadi pulao (From: MR burger / Hamid biryani) Alpine ice cream

[@ironspider9026]

First they did not ``kick`` you out of the restaurant, they only offered you to sit in the family section of the restaurant, out of respect, because this is what people prefer if they have women with them. Obviously you will not want the strangers to be staring at your wife while you eat. You are obviously new travelers in this part of the world so it will take you some time to get an idea of the culture there.

[@Nasirfamilyvlogs5379]

Great video Good luck sister and brother love you God bless you 🙏💗💗💗💗💗💗

[@Hamzakhan12187]

HI My friend,I saw you in karachi but could not meet you...I wanted to meet you and take a pictures with you..😘😘💖

[@Nomadic-o9h]

Hlo jack i am from karachi. i daily watch your content ❤great work

[@ImranAnsari-po4xj]

Your wife is so innocent and always smiling we are watching with whole family and enjoying your vlog... good job bro keep it up😊😊😊