It's all been building toward this | Family Backpack across India

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This week we head into the quiet, peaceful, wilderness of India and explore the Chambal Nature Sanctuary with Mela Kothi Chambal Safari Lodge www.chambalsaf... We had the most extraordinary time here, and couldn't recommend it enough, especially as the perfect antidote and complement to time spent in India's busy cities. It was just what we needed.
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[@TheNewbysExplore]

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[@Renata-qr4vd]

I like your style of living but AG1? .... I think people should eat more vegetable and fruit.. Having your own farm is the right way 😊 good luck

[@MrPramod444]

stop promoting fake supplements just because you are unhealthy with your weak western body

[@amzy3142]

Please go to Himachal Pradesh, you will see snow capped mountains,there is snowfall in the State capital Shimla

[@Renata-qr4vd]

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[@abigailgerlach5443]

Shiva is the Destroyer, but it is cyclical because creation can't happen without Shiva's actions. Everything is about renewal and reincarnation. Nothing dies without rebirth to follow. It's rather comforting. Thank you taking me along with you.

[@namithap3665]

THIS is the comment I was looking for … thank you! Actually the guide should’ve mentioned this, that Shiva just doesn’t go on about destroying things by his will and fancy. He is the destroyer so that new things are born.. As you rightly mentioned, it’s Renewal and Reincarnation… 🙏👍🏻

[@abigailgerlach5443]

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[@vijayamaurya8460]

Definitively its comforting. He is destroyer of negativity, sorrow, ego. He signifies that ' it too shall pass'. He is also represented as Time itself.

[@johnfolds5087]

I have been to India perhaps 30 times, North to South, west to east, all of it is beautiful, magical, the buildings, the carvings, the paintings, the colours and of course the people. One says even if you have been to India a thousand times you will never see it all. I admire you for taking your 2 little ones on this extraordinary trip combining the culture and the nature. As we got older we have spent the last 6 years in Goa, so cannot wait to see your next vlog. I get that it has been difficult at times travelling with your 2 boys but I am sure Crusoe will remember some of it and will give him the taste for travelling like you have. Michele Folds.

[@pamelareeves3574]

This video made me cry. Such beauty forgotten in the past and the scars from war. I can only imagine how stunning it would have been. And in a hunting way, it still is.

[@priyankasuri7588]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@ishanimukherjee8493]

The obstacle for restoring houses is not just finance. The major problem is the long legal battle between the present members of the family. There are probably fifteen families fighting a 30 year long legal battle for the ownership of that place. Unless that is settled, nobody can restore anything. Sad truth.

[@TheNewbysExplore]

Wow that is definitely a sad truth Ishani 🇮🇳❤️

[@JohnandCaraRetiredTravellers]

What a different perspective of India outside the busy cities. Just beautiful! I feel John has been inspired to carve a beautiful door for your new home. Thanks for sharing this other side of India. ~Cara 😊

[@mayamajumder6666]

400 years old cities like Agra, Varanasi and old Delhi are having conjusted and narrow roads and low maintained Buildings. But that's not entire India. That's just 0.0001% of India. And There cities in India where people from different places of our planet can come and stay like Gurugram, Noida Bengalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, Indore, Thane , Pune, Coimbatore, Kochi , Trivandrum, Hyderabad , Ahemdabad Etc. Those cities has World class infrastructure . But those part I don't why never been shown. Although Government has brought a Masterplan to Redevelop those old cities hope to see that it will get fix within couple years.

[@TheNewbysExplore]

It was incredible Cara ❤️🇮🇳

[@irmafernandez2887]

Dear Newby family, I am forever grateful to see India through your travels. India as a 3rd world country, seldom do we see the antiquity and rich history of India. You have shared its valuable place in history and how the Western civilization has taken its architect wonders and brought them to the New World. I see sensory overload in the air polluted, crowded cities of India and how your young family has responded to the differences. Not bad, but different. Isn't that why we travel? To explore the world through your mindset and eyes is a wonder in itself. God bless your family. 🥰

[@bushantari8425]

India is Bharat, it's not a third world but it's the mother of all civilisation. Bharat is the guru.

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

ഓവർലോഡ് ചെയ്ത വായു ജലമലിനീകരണവും ദാരിദ്ര്യം നിറഞ്ഞ സമൂഹവുമുള്ള മൂന്നാമത്തെ ലോക രാജ്യമാണ് മെക്സിക്കോ

[@sheilajoseph9953]

This has got to be the best from your Indian trip. The boys look happier, they are country boys. Open spaces and wildlife.💚

[@saumilshah6926]

My family had a multi multi generational home like that which you saw at those home ruins, it was on a 2 acre land 12 bedroom home. I had a chance only to visit it once. Unfortunately it was destroyed in 2006 Gujrat Earthquake. I wished we still had it and I would do everything to restore it. Though I live in Canada now, thanks a ton ton ton to bring those memories.

[@premasouth-centralontario4755]

This is the spiritual side of India we long to explore! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us all!

[@leelanikolopoulos2902]

It's so sad that the government does not subsidize to the owners to save those amazing buildings. Like everywhere else in the world, except a few tiny, independent, self-sufficient countries, there's a great diversity between the masses of poverty and the minority of wolth Thank you for taking us along! See you on Sunday!🙏💕🇬🇷

[@winnersmotivationgroup9523]

Sorry but in india thousandsof thousands heritage site and urope have some 😂

[@npatel7775]

@@winnersmotivationgroup9523 Even Europe have thousands of heritage sites, the only difference is that their heritage site is not falling apart.

[@winnersmotivationgroup9523]

@@npatel7775 Indian type of fort in large number not situated in urope

[@swatisikhadas6651]

Some of the owners are super rich and live in cities. Also, India has uncountable houses like these. The Government would have to raise taxes to provide subsidies to everyone lol.

[@papigamerff2886]

Southern India has less pollution, North east India,Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh have the best air quality and Nature to soothe your soul

[@hklalbiakhlua]

I agree except the northeast part. North India has bad air quality not my northeast. you can check the AQI

[@putintin]

dude, that's what he said, north east , Jammu and Kashmir has best air quality@@hklalbiakhlua

[@salilyadav9402]

As 4 seasons exists mostly in north .. south has similar kind of environmental conditions which dsnt support much population

[@Seekay-oe3qz]

Fun fact - mustard has been grown in Punjab region for over 5000 years. Along with sugar cane , cucumbers these veggies where all 1st cultivated in the Indus Saraswati cities of the north west.

[@TheNewbysExplore]

That is really interesting friend. Thanks for sharing ❤️🇮🇳

[@shaz_66]

What a magical vlog! So relaxing, it was as though I was transported into that village and that boat with you all. Thank you, Tara, John, Crusoe & Sawyer 🥰

[@habsgirl59]

Very peaceful feeling about this video.

[@bohoxplorer840]

The way John Lovingly touched the ornate ancient wooden doors show his appreciation for the craftsmanship and history. The Grandeur of Long Ago India. Ive always been drawn to antiques too especially doors. Seeing how welcome you are by the locals in these far away third world cultures makes me ashamed of the lack of humanity and hospitality in places like my home country America. Religion here is so materialistic and judgmental. Many so called Christians wont congregate with others they deem beneath them, the non believers. But opening your heart to all others is the true meaning of Spiritualism in my opinion. After all the Jesus I believe in opened his heart to all. He was a lovong God how did it all get so misconstrued ???? I was moved by your description of such a sincere blessing from a Holy man you received in Beautiful India OXOOX John is so RIGHT ON the world would be a better place. OXOXOOXO

[@beverleydanziger4099]

Thank you, I am deeply moved by this video and by your genuine interest in, and respect for wherever you are. Blessings to you all.

[@TheNewbysExplore]

Thank you for your lovely comment Beverley ❤️🇮🇳

[@ajeygadhvi]

Beautifully showed what actually India is… thanks and love from India..❤❤🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@maggirae1961]

Thank you for this tour of India from such a perspective. So much history going to rot and so many human stories lost or not taught. While so many fret about Super Bowls and the latest fad and strange behaviors by politicians, it is so refreshing to spend my time with those who see the world and it's incredible history and opportunities.

[@TheNewbysExplore]

We’re so glad we could show you these parts of India Maggi. Thanks for all your support! 🇮🇳🙏🏼❤️

[@sreedeviraman4668]

Can't hold myself back from mentioning the backgroud music in your videos, especially the ones used in India episodes. They suit well with the visuals.

[@rhondallyons9842]

Little Sawyer is so comfortable! I love seeing those birds with long legs! They reminded me of herons

[@lindachenoweth9002]

Wow! You're certainly doing your 'Be Brave, Think Big, Explore'. Keep on Keeping on, because we are all enjoying this trip with you.

[@aliciathom9633]

Wonderful change of plans, to just slow everything down and be somewhere peaceful and beautiful. I find myself resonating with so much that you express, Tara. ❤️

[@angelalocke7340]

Very relaxing on the river and looked very peaceful I used to visit a Hindu temple near me - the people there are very welcoming Are you going to do a hand carved door John ? 😃 Maybe do a course on wood carving or online I love Indian architecture and wooden furniture Look forward to your next video and liked the way this was edited Thank you 🙏🏻🌠🌟💫🐚

[@magumagalhaes-dr2ip]

I really enjoyed this video. You were truly blessed in the temple. I loved the architecture, the old buildings, the carved wood, the conforting "noise"of the birds, the beautiful mustard fields, the peace and calm in contrast to the other places, the amazing safari... Everything was wonderful! You deserved this. ❤

[@lindamesa5122]

It's always sad to see amazing architecture, hundreds of yrs old, just disintegrate, but cost to renovate, and getting seven hundred family members to agree😮😮 not any easy task! I love architecture and is fascinating to see how it was doe three hundred yrs ago!😮 This trip was a peaceful journey down a beautiful river with my favorite you tube family! 🐊 🦖🐊 🐉 🐲 Thanks for sharing Newby's 💕💕💕

[@evalinawarne1337]

This was my favorite scene, being in quiet nature. To see the animals living their own lives. Thank you Tara and John and boy's. I love you and respect you dearly. Excellent. Thank you.GOD BLESS EACH OF YOU FAMILY.🛐❤️🌻🌄🪜

[@annmarielatimer7889]

This stretch of your adventure certainly felt so peaceful and the buildings comes with so much awe of the amazing craftsmanship and sadness to see them falling into disrepair.

[@jackiepeterson.1450]

Tara, loved your description of the temple and the spiritual experience you received there. John, loved your appreciation of the very ornate wooden carving on the doors. Your attention to details and appreciation for craftsmanship is great to share with you. We loved the quiet countryside just like you. So glad Crusoe and Sawyer enjoyed the boat ride. Fun day❤

[@jacquelinekohn2082]

Everything about this was beautiful. Thank you for speaking about tolerance and respect. 🙏 The world needs more of both. ❤️HUGS and BLESSINGS!❤

[@Anji2010100]

It is heart warming how you have embraced the culture and feel at home. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful experience!

[@iniabellepaz445]

Hi Newbys, what Beautiful architecture buildings, yes is sad that no one take care of them, so much beautiful will be loss. I’m happy to see that what Sawyer had on his face was a blessing, for a minute I thought he fell and was hurt. So many experiences and so interesting. Thank you for sharing and taking us along. Stay well.

[@vikasvishwakarma6764]

some good wildlife safari places in India.. Gir in Gujarat for Lions, Kaziranga Assam for Rhinos, Ranthambore in Rajasthan for tigers, Sundarbans in W.Bengal for tigers, Chilka Lake Bird Sanctuary in Puri Orissa.. then u have Jim Corbett, Pench, Kanha .. you also have few nice wildlife rescue/conservation centers.. like Wildlife SOS in Agra for Bears & Elephants .. Madras Crocodile Bank for reptiles in Chennai.. generally North East and Western Ghats is full of forests and wildlife..

[@nitinsawant5881]

we can't compare any other country with india ❤👌👍🙏incredible india.

[@TheNewbysExplore]

It is amazing Nitin ❤️🇮🇳

[@sakinasands]

Some of the areas remind me of Cambodia and Vietnam. The way you describe the 'serene feeling' brought me me back to travelling. There is so much spirituality and calmness in these areas. Especially compared to the cities! You are so fortunate to have found such a home in Portugal. Your morning scenes especially when misty have that serene feeling. All John has to do is recreate the same beautiful doors for the new house. 😁

[@juliepritchard4400]

That was so beautiful and peaceful. Really gave me a different perspective of India. A wonderful way to start my weekend! Thanks guys 🤗🙏

[@jilllangman9343]

How special this video ! Thankyou Newby family. There are pink dolphins in the Khaligandaki river, but you cant see everything. Your children are so comfortable in the world John and Tara and your love is their safety net wherever they are. These videos are transporting us to the places you go and we feel just like we’re there. Cannot thank you enough. Love from Australia. 🌷🦋🦜♥️

[@mayamajumder6666]

Use Ola or Uber for cab services. And Avoid visiting old cities like Old Delhi, Agra and Varanasi. Instead visit the newly made cities like AeroCity in Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai, pune , Thane Etc. south India has lot to explore it has many UNESCO World Heritage sites ( Must visit) . Also you guys can visit Lakshadweep and Andaman and Nicobar to experience India's White beaches and coral reefs. If travel can be planned precisely even its easy and safe for solo Female Travellers to travel in India too beside family Travellers. And in Big tourist places Foreigners often get unwanted starred and selfie request because the people who Gomes from rural India they get surprised to see foreigners. But it's not something dangerous just basic human curiosity just avoid it. Otherwise it's great to explore India. But sad part is that just because of slight Negativity India's image today has impacted negatively while in reality India is preety safe and offers diverse Exposure to spend Amazing holidays. I hope you understood ❤️ from 🇮🇳

[@TheNewbysExplore]

Thanks so so much for all this advice friend! We love learning new things and I am sure the other viewers will also find this useful ❤️🇮🇳

[@mayamajumder6666]

@@TheNewbysExplore Welcome my dear friends I am hoping that you guys will have lots of positive experience ahead. And one more thing the pollution in Agra and surroundings get rises from November to March because Farmers burns Agri waste. So Government is setting up Ethanol plants to reduce pollution and masterplan to redevelop those cities. Entire India is not polluted and dirty and not filled with Tuktuk scammers. Those cities are just 0.0001% of entire India. India has lot to see and explore apart from Taj Mahal so please don't feel negative have trust and visit those above mentioned places.

[@ahambrahmasmi-qk9ui]

Depends on what you want to experience. I live in a big modern city so I didn't bother with New Delhi. I love ancient, traditional places

[@Just_forfun9140]

Why would anyone want to see new buildings, tons in the west? The ancient temples, sculpture, and architecture is where the beauty is.

[@gss6531]

Completely disagree, I don't think there's anywhere that should be missed. It's worth coming back and visiting more places, not taking blanket advice to not go to certain places for any traveller.

[@shirleyrice7093]

Here, mustard grows wild in fields that have been a year without cultivation. It looks the same as the Indian field, except there are no rows. It is a weed here and probably the mustard we use as spice comes from India. I wish I had seen India. Love watching you and seeing some of India with you.

[@kariahkariah9523]

I love your blog about India. Im not from India, Im from Philippines I live here in Canada. Keep it up in your blog guys. Im still waiting your new blog and new places to go. God bless

[@normamurray4450]

Such a wonderful opportunity for your little family AND for us!!!! Thank you for sharing your travels!

[@kimberleyking1289]

So peaceful and serene! Such a lovely video and so very different from the awful bustle of the crowded parts of India - Thank you for showing us all yet another beautiful part of the World 🤗🌍💚 *Hugs * to you all! xx

[@attract1234]

Thankyou for showing us around India a country i would love to visit

[@AnjaDesign117]

Yeah this was more my style of travel, not so crazy busy and loud as the bigger cities. Loved the village with the beautiful doors. I really enjoyed this episode of your travel. Nature is so relaxing and awesome. Can we expect John to work on a beautiful handcrafted wooden door? The way Crusoe and Sawyer can sleep while traveling around is just something. Anyway, thank you soo much for taking us all along on this jouney. See you Sunday, hugs and love.

[@sherrierollins3774]

Thank you so much for showing someone on this beautiful little town. I am an old building and an old door type of person also. And you just cannot find a lot of that in the USA Anymore. People like to knock things down and build up new and higher and shining.

[@violainemarty3052]

A very special adventure! You and your children are experiencing sights and sounds that many people won't for all of their lives. You are amazing! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us!😊😊❤😊🥰

[@loribeasley1956]

What a magical, spiritual adventure, this has to be my favorite so far. Absolutely soothing to my soul.

[@kishansagar3403]

Great Cinematography....Love from Gujarat...Your boys are so lucky that they are experiencing every aspect of life.... 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@lynnecollins3284]

That was amazing. So beautiful. Parts of India I didn't know that were there. What a magic few days for you all thank you for sharing.

[@sandrahohmann1898]

Thank you for taking us on your trip to India. I found this episode very peaceful and informative. Enjoyed the old historic buildings, its a shame they're standing empty. Cheers until next time.

[@mayamajumder6666]

400 years old cities like Agra, Varanasi and old Delhi are having conjusted and narrow roads and low maintained Buildings. But that's not entire India. That's just 0.0001% of India. And There cities in India where people from different places of our planet can come and stay like Gurugram, Noida Bengalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, Indore, Thane , Pune, Coimbatore, Kochi , Trivandrum, Hyderabad , Ahemdabad Etc. Those cities has World class infrastructure . But those part I don't why never been shown. Although Government has brought a Masterplan to Redevelop those old cities hope to see that it will get fix within couple years.

[@TheNewbysExplore]

Thank you for joining us on our adventure Sandra, we are so happy you enjoyed this episode ❤️🇮🇳

[@Aspirantkishan0027]

In my opinion just Enjoy everything and remember there are good and bad people too you might encounter some bad but there are alot of good people I'll advice when you have any negative feelings about any place just avoid or go with some local trusted ome ofcourse. Stay safe and Enjoy the every Colour of life peace❤

[@maeveskelly4686]

Aah- love the tranquility in this post and it’s such a good counterpoint to the busier (hectic even) earlier posts. Nice to glimpse the other side of India. Thanks for sharing .

[@ruthrobathan77]

Thank you for this. It was lovely to see the area where my grandfather grew up. His father was a missionary in Utter Pradesh and my grandad came back to Britain in 1901 speaking nothing but Urdu. However, as none of his grandparents (who he stayed with on the family’s return) spoke it he soon reverted to English. He spoke Urdu as his ayah (nanny) spoke it to him and his siblings.

[@Just_forfun9140]

Missionary meaning, his job was to convert people of other religions into his religion I guess? No offense, but Abrahamic religions constantly try to convert others into their religion by force, money, or by any other means, this is the cause of all wars to this day. God has no religion is what NDEs say. NDE=Near Death Experience, those who were pronounced clinically dead, come back to life.

[@aldag5514]

Hello, my favorite KZbin channel, the Newbys. I have commented before on the Newbys. Since you are residing in my motherland Portugal, did you know that the Portuguese colonized in Goa India from 1505 to 1961.

[@louiseclark7967]

Well, I have to admit this was a much better video and environment to see you guys in! Tara, the serene look on your face says it all! THIS is the India I would like to see! Love to all. See you in Portugal1

[@francescatappi3241]

Hi Newbys, the river tour was spectacular! Thank you so much for sharing it with us. Being in the countryside of places I visit, is the best part of the trip for me. I love being in villages, seeing the day to day life of the local people, smell all the smells, eat the food, and just soak it all in.

[@donnamaree2311]

A lot more calmer than last week's vlog, l don't like crowds. How cool for Sawyer and Crusoe to be able to look back at these vlogs, memories xx love from your Aussie friend xx

[@peterwhite9261]

I so loved this vlog. It was very special to see the spiritual side and it was also special that you all received blessings. God knows we all need blessings and I accept them welcomingly from any faith. Those old houses are magnificent. It is such a shame that they are left to ruin. The boys were great travelers in this one. I noticed life jackets in the boat were not used, unfortunately. I am so happy you all enjoyed this one. Thanks.❤

[@jennyjohnson9012]

Wow that was just so beautiful!! Thankyou for sharing this. xx

[@mariadange06]

Fabulous place ❤ Each Season has a Beginning, Middle, End = Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva. Therefore Shiva is pre rejuvenation of the new season, so destroying the old to make way for the new. ;)

[@jacquipettitt3389]

Absolutely fabulous! What an extraordinary country to visit. I'd be drooling over the architecture as well...stunning. I hope you enjoyed your quiet time and river safari x

[@TheNewbysExplore]

Thanks Jacqui, we absolutely loved the quiet time ❤️🇮🇳

[@leotatem4879]

What a special segment. Like you, I enjoyed more of the peace of the area, as well as the architecture and variety of animals. I too wish I could sleep like Caruso. Thanks for sharing this trip with us. Cheers!

[@suestone7791]

Hiya Newbys! Wow what beautiful buildings . I can see why you prefer this quiet ,smog free countryside. John I think you would enjoy te The task of carving your house door. Loved the boat journey, loved this whole vlog, thankyou so much for sharing, how magical it all was . Sending hugs xx❤️💙💙💙

[@jahlivesalways7494]

What a beautiful video of you all enjoying the quiet of India ❤

[@kerstinwallace9854]

And I love, love, love your Gratefulness, Tara. We are in the essence of life when we are concious if our surroundings and our experiences. Lucky you having that wonderful experience with the holy men. Not that it surprises me.

[@nadinehedican5677]

So spiritual...peaceful...awesome....Tara your eyes are aglow when you're on the boat. this video really blest my heart. Thank you.

[@mayamajumder6666]

400 years old cities like Agra, Varanasi and old Delhi are having conjusted and narrow roads and low maintained Buildings. But that's not entire India. That's just 0.0001% of India and entire India is not unmaintained or polluted except those small regions. In reality there are cities in India where people from different places of our planet can come and stay and currently many are living like Gurugram, Noida Bengalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, Indore, Thane , Pune, Coimbatore, Kochi , Trivandrum, Hyderabad , Ahemdabad Etc. Those cities has World class infrastructure . But those part I don't know why never been shown by World media or even by influencers. Although Government has brought a Masterplan to Redevelop those old cities and setting up Ethanol plants to reduce pollution around Agra. Hoping that those issues will get fix within couple years. And that's the reasons India is World's fastest Growing Nation and is emerging as Global Economy.

[@Reet64]

Thanks for brining us along. I don't imagine I'll ever get to India so it's been great to see through your eyes and your camera lens. That shot of a sleeping Sawyer at the end just instantly brought me back to my early days with my boy. Ah, those days were more precious than I ever knew.

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

It's absolutely too early to judge a giant subcontinent size country like India in few stereotypical mundane negative videos. India has got everything which any travelers can wish in their tour itinerary:- Snow Capped Mountains Peaks and Hills, Glaciers, Cold Desert, Frozen Valleys, Frozen Waterfalls, Frozen Lakes, Frozen Rivers, River Islands, Coral Oceanic Islands, White, Black, Clay Beaches, Caves (Historical Man Made and Stalactites, Stalagmites), Canyons, Hot Desert, White Desert, Red Desert, Waterfalls, Table Mountains, Hillocks, Rocky Hills, Plateaus, Plains, Ravines Badlands, Active Volcanic Peak, Mud Volcanoes, Forests-Alpine, Temperate, Sub Tropical, Evergreen, Rain, Mangrove, Lakes (Freshwater, Saltwater, Backwaters, Artificial Man Made), Cascades, Gorges, Estuaries, Lagoons, Swampy Marshlands, Grasslands, River Basins, Diverse species of Flora and Fauna, Wettest Place on Earth, Asia's Cleanest Village, Heritage Gardens, Tulip Gardens, 2nd Coldest Inhabited Place on Earth, World's Highest Motorable Road Network, 3rd Highest Village on Earth, Prehistoric Sites, Dinosaurs Fossil Sites, Ancient Temples & Monuments, Ancient Civilization Archeological Sites, Paleontological Sites, Geological Sites, Sea Forts, Hill Forts, Riverside Forts, Island Forts, Hill Palaces, Royal Palaces, Historical Heritage Buildings, Museums, Nature Parks, Historical Heritage Hotels, Luxury Hotels & Resorts, Diverse Regional Cuisines, Mysterious Sites, Creepy and Haunted Sites, Abandoned and Ruined Sites, Adventure Sports, Apricot, Apple, Saffron, Tea Plantations, Coffee Plantations, Herbs & Spices Plantations, Vineyards, Water Sports, Hiking, Mountaineering, Trekking, Spas, Golf Courses, Super Malls, Luxury Trains, Many Modern developed cities and towns. There are 54 Wildlife National Parks, 553 Wildlife Sanctuaries, 31 Marine Sanctuaries, 6 Marine National Parks, 75 Wetlands, 72 Bird Sanctuaries, 13 Butterflies Parks, 122 Botanical Gardens, 164 Zoological Parks, 40 UNESCO Heritage Sites.

[@elizabethkim1863]

여행중에 ~ 들판에 노랗게 핀 유채꽃 밭 “ 입니다. 💛💛 꽃말은..명랑 쾌활 .희망 이라고 해요.💌📮

[@lena-roseorlando219]

Fascinating trip. This episode seemed much quieter and peaceful. Beautiful sites.

[@TheNewbysExplore]

Thanks Lena!

[@lesley2110]

That was a highlight definitely!.....those buildings were amazing

[@sraj26]

Really brave of you to take your little children along with you to India - roughing it !! Well done and good on you ! Enjoy Bharat ! From a British Indian !

[@MandaDS886]

In my mind you guys are extremely brave travelling with two young children. I don’t think I could do that 😮

[@annelot9714]

What a difference from the last video. Amazing how the woodwork was done. They must have been so talented. Maybe John can do something like that 😅 And being on the boat was beautiful ❤

[@Bindismom]

How lovely that the boys will have these wonderful videos to look at as they grow and know how fortunate they have been to have these experiences and parents wise enough to know how important it all is. Love and blessings to the four of you.🤗👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🙏

[@rajeshsalunke9692]

Welcome welcome.. We are always happy to serve you as guest 🙏

[@judymcgovern8454]

What a fabulous vlog, you look so much more relaxed and happy. The buildings were stunning, so sad that they are slowly going to disappear forever. The boys are having an absolutely amazing time and Crusoe is so interested in everything ( unless he is sleep 😂) it’s lovely to see. Very happy family memories you have made xx

[@fayetruth4662]

A welcome, beautiful calm❣️ Wonderful for the family 🌻

[@bullappa]

What a pleasent change in undertaking such an out of normal routes of the regular touristic spots generally highlighted by the brochures. Beautifully mesmerizing even for me living in Bangalore for long, having not seen this part of india. Even more enchanting is the twoof you taking up the journey with two tiny tots. Great going mate 👌

[@TheNewbysExplore]

Great to hear from you, thanks for watching friend.

[@marysmithson8890]

A much more peaceful adventure, enjoyed it. So sad on the ran down buildings. And that was one scary crocodile 😬.

[@suebates5267]

I love your travel videos.I don’t normally follow travel videos.But I’m so invested in watching you and your gorgeous little boys.Crusoe is so interested in what’s going on around him and Sawyer is developing a lovely personality.xx

[@learningtogether9261]

Thanks for visiting India 🇮🇳🧿⛳️✅ lots of love from 🇨🇦🇨🇦🎉🎉

[@leelanikolopoulos2902]

Long time, no comment, but always travelling with you! We've had some problems with our electronics here in Greece! Sending you lot lots of love❣️🇬🇷 Thanks so much for taking us with you around our beautiful planet!!!🌍🙏🌈

[@TheNewbysExplore]

Welcome back friend!! Enjoy Greece, such a cool country! ❤️❤️❤️👍👍

[@ritasmoot1823]

I’ve only just begun watching this one and right off the bat, I have to say that Crusoe never ceases to amaze me. So adorable helping mum tuck his little baby brother in whiling riding in the tuk tuk.

[@pranaya3971]

India is a beautiful country in the world 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤

[@ganeshwarsharma1453]

After long time saw foreigners choosing right place to travel, apart from hustling in crowd. Good choice. Indian also do same for family trip

[@angelapriddy6308]

It's so sad to see beautiful homes going to waste. Could be for the homeless. The river was beautiful ty for taking us a long!;❤

[@jaxmaria]

I’ve been to India..Kerala.. more in the country. It was so beautiful… Make me feel blessed where I live in calm..after watching your videos.

[@gingernotturno5365]

I don't blame you for going where it is much calmer ...I could never handle that city

[@ziskabrits618]

This episode I thoroughly enjoyed! Thank you John and Tara…. Love how you always get swept away by renovating and restoring…it runs in your blood! Love the 4 of you ❤️🕊❤️

[@neerajsharma-ls9vk]

Village life is so peaceful and clam. Isn't it. U did the right thing to hire a guide. Otherwise u would hv missed this village.

[@jackrolfson312]

Beautiful. I would Lot rather see the countryside, than the Confusion in the city! Thank you for bringing us along.

[@rickjackson2256]

We liked watching this part of India...more peaceful and picturesque. Everyone looks more refreshed and energized. I didn't know India got that cold. The wooden doors reminds me of the beautiful doors we saw in Zanzibar. Each door had a different design and a special meaning to the family. John i could imagine you starting up a business refinishing all those doors.

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

It's really unfortunate that in the age of Internet, foreigners hardly knows anything about biodiversity and geographical topography of Sub Continental Size Country- India, which has got everything which any travelers can wish in their tour itinerary:- Snow Capped Mountains Peaks and Snow Capped Hills, Glaciers, Cold Desert, Frozen Valleys, Frozen Waterfalls, Frozen Lakes, Frozen Rivers, River Islands, Coral Oceanic Islands, White, Black, Clay Beaches, Caves (Historical Man Made and Stalactites, Stalagmites), Canyons, Hot Desert, White Desert, Red Desert, Waterfalls, Table Mountains, Hillocks, Rocky Hills, Plateaus, Plains, Ravines Badlands, Active Volcanic Peak, Mud Volcanoes, Forests-Alpine, Temperate, Sub Tropical, Evergreen, Rain, Mangrove, Lakes (Freshwater, Saltwater, Backwaters, Artificial Man Made), Cascades, Gorges, Estuaries, Lagoons, Swampy Marshlands, Grasslands, River Basins, Diverse species of Flora and Fauna, Wettest Place on Earth, Asia's Cleanest Village, Heritage Gardens, Tulip Gardens, 2nd Coldest Inhabited Place on Earth, World's Highest Motorable Road Network, 3rd Highest Village on Earth, Prehistoric Sites, Dinosaurs Fossil Sites, Ancient Temples & Monuments, Ancient Civilization Archeological Sites, Paleontological Sites, Geological Sites, Sea Forts, Hill Forts, Riverside Forts, Island Forts, Hill Palaces, Royal Palaces, Historical Heritage Buildings, Museums, Nature Parks, Historical Heritage Hotels, Luxury Hotels & Resorts, Diverse Regional Cuisines, Mysterious Sites, Creepy and Haunted Sites, Abandoned and Ruined Sites, Adventure Sports, Apricot, Apple, Saffron, Tea Plantations, Coffee Plantations, Herbs & Spices Plantations, Vineyards, Water Sports, Hiking, Mountaineering, Trekking, Spas, Golf Courses, Super Malls, Luxury Trains, Many Modern developed cities and towns. There are 54 Wildlife National Parks, 553 Wildlife Sanctuaries, 31 Marine Sanctuaries, 6 Marine National Parks, 75 Wetlands, 72 Bird Sanctuaries, 13 Butterflies Parks, 122 Botanical Gardens, 164 Zoological Parks, 40 UNESCO Heritage Sites.

[@jayeshjani4449]

Lots of love from India, stay blessed guys & enjoy your trip.

[@georgeshelton9283]

You guys are amazing parents. The education and exposure you give your kids to other cultures, amazing!!! I've learned from your vlog more about India. Look forward to the next vlog. I'm with John about the wooden doors.

[@iriskarlstrom8187]

Tack för en jättefin film på er resa. Det här tyckte jag var den bästa vackraste biten på eran resa, lugnt och skönt utan en massa bilar och folk.❤

[@deborahingles9392]

wow absolutely spectacular views and very different and very relaxing - just what you needed to continue your trip 😍🤩

[@patriciaherzig1945]

great filming, great editing! I really enjoyed this episode! thank you 👍🫶🏻🇨🇭

[@TheNewbysExplore]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Patricia!

[@irenemathieson4229]

That was so much more enjoyable and beautiful than the chaos of the big cities. Looking forward to your next video. The boys are great about sleeping anywhere. Stay safe. 🌸💕

[@himangshusarma7482]

India is a very huge and diverse country in the world 🌏 28 state + 8 union territory = India (36) 🇮🇳 And many more indian island like Andaman Nikobar, Lakhyadeep etc..