KASHMIR | A Mysterious Land in the Indian Himalayas

One day of traveling in Kashmir, a region of northern India near the Pakistan border that is part of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. The hotel where I stayed in Srinagar is the Hotel Royal Hameed, I highly recommend it. You can contact Umer at [phone].
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Gabriel is a world traveler and travel writer who has been adventuring around the world since his first trip to Europe in the summer of 1990 when he was 18 years old. He is author of "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel", "Following My Thumb" and several other books available on Amazon.com and elsewhere.
Thanks a lot for watching and safe journeys!

[@bearschmidt3180]

Good morning Gabriel,from Alabama. I watch your videos every morning while drinking my coffee and getting ready for work. I really enjoy the content of your experiences. Stay safe brother.

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

Alabama? I feel for you

[@Vikasslytherine]

The touts are so aggressive there. I was there with my family last year in March and they managed to scam 13,000 Rupees out of us for some worthless sledge ride that we never needed. They claimed that the main ski area is very far and snow is too deep so you can't walk by yourself. We didn't know better as we hadn't there before and apparently the taxi driver was friends of the touts and suggested us to use their service. They kept harassing us and following us everywhere that we gave in. Felt so horrible after the poor sledge ride and spending a fortune on that, plus felt guilty having those old guys pull us on the sledge. It completely ruined our experience of Gulmarg and despite the beautiful nature, we said we're never gonna visit this place again.

[@samip3124]

Marg means Road or way in Sanskrit that's why its Gulmarg Sonmarg etc

[@samip3124]

@@Titanium_717 Sanskrit मार्ग (mārga) Pronunciation IPA: [mārɡ] Noun मार्ग (masc.) (mārg) (Urdu spelling مارگ) path, road, route यह मार्ग नदी तक जाता है। This path leads to the river

[@samip3124]

@@Titanium_717 I'm quite sure what I'm typing maybe you are into denial of your own history due to Hinduphobia 😊i can understand that but i hope you should also explain where does Kokarnag, Anantnag, Awantipur, Kulgav, Budgav etc comes from

[@samip3124]

@@Titanium_717 i know what you trying to imply here you don't know the true history of Kashmir other than Islamic rules or you just don't wanna know that's another case because we have seen how Kashmiri Hindus were treated then just keep quite and promote Free Kashmir narrative but we know our truth and history of our Kashmir ✌️

[@samip3124]

@@Titanium_717 also i got no time for this hate n debate Convos by people like you let people live even if they are non Muslims dude chill.

[@samip3124]

@@Titanium_717 ok you are not part of India or Hinduism far from distance Kashmir have no relation to Hinduism and no borders with India Kashmiri is independent Islamic country be happy now ✌️

[@89.]

I haven't seen Gabe talk to someone as much since he mistook the tout with the parrot as someone interested in him as a friend and was so confused he put it in his video opener

[@junefirst500]

Hi Gabriel, i am happy when you help the locals! God Bless More!

[@Posey12345]

Great video again Gabe

[@janakotrcova2790]

Riding a horse is not as easy for a beginner as it might seem at first glance.They chose a horse that resonated with you and had a beautiful mane!Thank you for the experiences,even the foggy forest has its charm!

[@stevemiller2296]

hell yea my guy gabriel confronted that dude quick for calling him old man 😂

[@dragonfly9209]

That's ridiculous for anyone to call Gabe an "old man"--he is in his Prime of Life. A LONG way from being old. Not to mention--his prime is better than most people's prime! Look at him.. all slim, fit and healthy from all the exercise/hiking, and eating well.

[@lowata]

I went to Gulmarg ten years back. I bought the tickets from the airport, but unfortunately the gondola was not operating that day due to an issue. So we had to rent a Horse (a pony)..and it was limping due to some issue with its leg, we felt so bad, so we walked up to the first stop and down our selves.

[@waseemrizvi8531]

Vast range of mountain Himaliabv gibrel showing apart himalia it's not yet land of kashmir started😢

[@vincentsubmarinismo774]

I dont know if you've been there, but i can highly recommend a trip to the nubra valley, the most unique landscape i have ever seen. I went from leh crossing the kardungla pass ( 18000ft). Awesome trip 👍

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Sounds good to me.

[@matthewmorris7510]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Yeah, Nubra valley is pretty cool all the way up to Turtuk if you can get there.

[@subidh2949]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos also plz try visiting very beautiful pangong lake in Ladakh

[@leszaczyk2495]

What a traffic jam up there with Horse HQ.....sadly the place can't be recommended any more ....one couldn't honestly recommend Gulmarg to anyone anymore. Thirty years ago it was cool....you could even see the Line of Control...But well done Mr G...you made the effort. Keep on truckin...👍😎🦘

[@sunitajislough]

​@@GabrielTravelerVideosUr 51 and my 66 years old mom just became ur fan. She feels bad for u cos u have to walk n climb up so much all the time. BTW I'm messaging u from her account. If u want u can say 'HI' to her! Anyways be safe. Have fun.

[@TrainLordJC]

August 1975 was my visit to Gulmarg by bus. No gondolas that I can recall and I don't remember horses but I imagine that they would have been there. I certainly remember a tout carrying two heavy backpacks up the mountain path through those magnificent trees and we stayed in an old wooden ex palace. I also recall not seeing any mountain views because it started raining. It's wonderful that after fifty years I can reflect on that journey through India overland to Australia from Holland in the days when it was relatively safe to do so. Thank you.

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

I think Australia can be quite dangerous

[@dee74raz]

Wow those days must be amazing for that road trip

[@thewillsfamilyaccount6486]

Love it! Waiting the whole day for the video to pop up!! Nicely done! 😊

[@sinisasavic4152]

Dear Gabriel, it is you "a priceless gift, a random gift, life, that's why it was given to you" (Pushkin) Now a little hall, Sorry, but in appearance, beard, cap, you are the same as those from Kashmir (Look at that picture of the guy from the last video, ahahahah), don't get me wrong. I really appreciate and respect your work and what you do every day and give the world information. You are unique Gabriel and you are not like other Vloggers. Let's understand each other and be honest with the whole world, you are not an ordinary Vlogger, you are a professional, not Klishe Vlogger. All the best

[@lunchtime2960]

Great video Gabe. I visited kashmir last year. I kinda regret not visiting places like this on my trip. Next time im definitely going.

[@anandaragi4298]

Omg great to see you there finally a big youtuber in kashmir

[@dee74raz]

He was there in 2014

[@daybot-]

30:21 Just a couple of patriotic Kashmiri locals rejoicing Australia's win over India in the Cricket World Cup 2023 🙃

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Seriously? Yowza, that says something.

[@sourav3392]

they thought he is from Australia. so they said.

[@daybot-]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos In the past, there were numerous instances of Kashmiris celebrating Pakistan's cricket victories over India or other countries. Here's a news report of one such incident: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKnTmIFsisxojpo

[@daybot-]

@@sourav3392 I'd like to believe you but unfortunately Kashmir has a history of celebrating India's cricketing defeats.

[@truthteller2991]

@@daybot- I couldn't catch it. Nice catch.

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Gabriel, that was a beautiful trip to the mountains, it's always good to get away from the cities. There's no gel seat for that horse ride if you're on long enough you'll get saddle sores. I can't stop thinking at the end of your videos you're indicating how cold it is. It has me thinking that you're thinking about a warmer climate and we're not in the heart of winter yet.

[@dee74raz]

Just to let people know, prepaid mobile phones 📱 do not work in the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir because of security reasons. Hence why Gabriel’s phone did not work there because it is pre-paid, as he has a contract with T-Mobile. Generally mobile phones that have SIM cards bought in the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir work because they can be traceable for security reasons, due to the history of Islamic terrorism taking place in the Kashmir Valley and neighbouring Poonch and Rajouri areas.

[@CelticMickWalks]

Excellent opening Gabe 😁🇮🇪

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool. 👍

[@Zubbvlgs]

This month isn't a good time to visit Gulmarg better to visit after Dec ... It's a winter and snow destination... So it doesn't have much to offer till December... Hope u are enjoying though 🤗

[@dee74raz]

Good for skiing ⛷️

[@Firdausjahanibrahim]

Gabe, your travel videos are inspiring! Your dedication and hard work shine in every frame. I've loved and cherished each video, they're a visual feast and inspire my own adventures. Thanks for sharing your passion and letting us see the world through your lens. Sending love and appreciation your way!

[@mcmagdayoga]

That was wonderful, was it in Pahalgam? I was there on the horse going up to Amarnath, that is an ultimate out of this universe experience to the Ice Lingam Mine was in 2001, a month before 9/11, I stayed in a Swiss lodge in Pahalgam, I needed a permit and a guide, I will never forget as long as I live, it’s like a List Horizon movie

[@Amanda_downunder]

I look forward to watching soon. Ty for videos ! blessings from Australia. 💛🙏

[@JustDaveIsFine561]

India always has a special place in my heart as the first real trip I ever took. Reviewing your Croatia videos now for my upcoming trip. IDK why, but I like when you videos end with a delicious plate of interesting food. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃

[@ChrisJohnsonChannel]

600 subscribers.. man you are so humble haha

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I can't wait to get monetized. Maybe I can do this for a living?

[@ChrisJohnsonChannel]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos 🤣🤣🤣🤣 yea you might even make a few bucks ✌🏻

[@jerrykorolchuk6114]

Gabe amazing vedio content I give u like 👍 I really enjoyed watching your content love your channel.

[@Nature_with_Peter_Kane]

Great video as usual...hope to get up to Kashmir one day!! Cheers

[@magnking]

Thanks for your amazing videos, have you been in Pir Panjal mountain range, its seems absolutely beautiful there?

[@lunachakraborty6211]

This haze, this mystical mist somehow adds to the romance of the Himalayas. Some find it dreary, some find it beautiful. It adds to the aura of the place 😊 Thanks Gabriel Traveller for sharing your adventures with the world.

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

Some here have written very terrible things about the gaze6

[@jampuppy]

I went through a phase of being super sensitive to caffeine. I still can only drink one cup of coffee or tea per day, but at least there’s that. Maybe you would like spiced ‘bunny tea’ - steamed milk with sugar and the same masala used with chai. Such gorgeous forests. What nice people you’ve encountered there.

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

Perhaps you should stick to warm milk and a biscuit

[@mritunjayk1]

Wonderful to see..

[@Gemelli2906]

Very nice! Pretty cheap horseback riding. Here its $50.00 for 30 minutes. I haven't rode in years 😢

[@lbunnygordon1133]

Healthy drinking...great videos once again. Much appreciated..

[@Just_forfun9140]

Looks so beautiful in the mountains at the tea stop where horses and people gather among large old growth trees.

[@israr144]

Gabriel Traveller is one KZbinr always try to show best places in India.

[@bhyomkeshbakshika5938]

India is a very ancient land with history that dates back to Kings , dynasties & cultural traditional events hundreds and hundreds of years back

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

You felt the need to explain this to us?

[@sandeepchauhan5271]

Hlo sir from Himachal, you should try Sri Khand Mahadev,kinner kailash, Manimahesh tour in Himachal which starts in July -august

[@iammaxhammer]

*Whenever I picture Kashmir in my head I think of grassy mountain fields of colorful flowers and sunshine. I saw a picture when I was a kid and that stuck.* And stop making fun of us small channels 😜

[@gogadev]

I think this place kinda has that place you're talking about.

[@iammaxhammer]

@@gogadev yeah I know it does, just a matter of hiking to the right place

[@nikthinks]

The Gulmarg valley is full of green and flowers during spring and summer. And full of snow towards the end of December. November is actually the worst time to be here as the green has dried out and thr snow is yet to fall.

[@TheSubham8995]

That haze just fucked up the views 🥺

[@ageoflove1980]

Looks like an interesting place, but just from these video's, id much rather visit the Parvati valley. Sure its a nice forest, but that 360 view of the mountains near Tosh, and the absolute tranquility of that place was just unreal.

[@RahulRathod-rl3ph]

i recommended visit between March and April .. at that time Tulip Garden is open for visitors just for 25 days .. must visit

[@azy78]

Phenomenal travelling man, love the natural beauty of Kashmir.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool, thanks.

[@destroyerofdeath8264]

Thank you for showing me my home land. I have never been there. GOD BLESS!!!

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

If you've never been there then it's not your homeland, perhaps you can call it your motherland.

[@destroyerofdeath8264]

@DeputyDog-mh1yo perhaps. But my family name is "Butt" which is a 4000 year old Kashmiri tribe. One cannot merely overlook that.

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

@@destroyerofdeath8264 at the end of the day your home is where you're raised, not where your ancestors are from. If you were born in Canada for example, then Canada is your home, not Kashmir.

[@jacksoncornbreadmcbride6763]

It's your motherland. It's impossible for it to be your homeland if you aren't from there. It doesn't matter that your ancestors are from there, you are not.

[@adolft_official]

its not butt fool, its bhat

[@JaKi052]

man those touts are sellers are so aggressive and in your face. i can respect the grind and the need to make some money but if someone gets in my face like that talking over me when i have politely declined my patience would be tested lol had the same experience in istanbul as well

[@parulsinha3092]

You can drink tulsi chai while in India if available. Very refreshing, full of antioxidants and very tasty. Without caffeine but packs a punch specially if made with masala.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Tulsi is one of my favorites.

[@clarkmadrosen1780]

Very interesting. 😊😊😊

[@user-cn2uh1jy4e]

Excellent 👌.

[@mikerepairsstuff]

The trees in this video are unique and very beautiful.

[@dee74raz]

Himalayan trees 🌲 😊

[@avi2125]

So happy to see u try the horsey!! Kashmir as you saw is heavily militarised...

[@TravelingEddie]

Gabe you're always on an adventure whether it be good, bad, ugly or beautiful. 1000 subs by 2024, You're almost there 🤣🤣. Sorry to hear about the high sensitivity you developed regarding caffeine. Like the U2 song ''Beautiful Day'' you had one. Nice walk. 😎🙏

[@tihomirhuin5940]

1st ever i heard u said something about nr of ur subs during vloging( one of a kind on ytb) thats why i like ur style cause u are not annoying like everybody else with that 'like,share,subscribe'...keep up the good work cheers from Zagreb,Croatia😁

[@ivysprieto6058]

Beautiful scene ♥️🙏 🐎

[@jc-cf2ks]

I had tea up there after an eathquake an it was like realy like liquid amphetamine the gypsy huts are great its paradise up there. Wathch out for the yetis

[@junglie]

Try redbush tea to make chai with Gabe it's non caffine tea from south africa with similar taste to tea.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I think I've had that before. Sounds great with the Indian masala spices. Probably hard to find in India though.

[@Canada426]

Real classic views are from Leh to Khardungla & get a picture in front of the iconic stone showing Highest motorable point in world, higher than Mont Blanc. Gulmarg spots are popular among Indian families for little fun stuff touring from warmer parts of India. Take care

[@bobbyeapen6049]

nice, and keep trying different cuisine from all over India. .

[@230919600]

hello covers lots things

[@mattyrp]

Another great adventure, but I’ve never seen a sadder bunch of horses.

[@SwiftyTravels]

Glad you braved the horse back riding!! 😂😂 looks like the thing to do up there!👍

[@azdbuk]

This has been great , getting a taste of India. The gloom could drive me batty I would imagine, but great trip...

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

Are you a battiman?

[@bobbyeapen6049]

yo, that place looks mystical.

[@chrisbrown8748]

26:22 wow I never even noticed this after all these years. I’m similar as you but I fight through it due to the love of coffee🤪😂

[@parulsinha3092]

If you eat a snack with it, does it still give you jitters? 🤔

[@vivekra]

25:00 I guess all those people were gathered there to experience the snow. It was just above the snow line and most Indians from other parts have not experienced snow so it's a big deal.

[@sumanasarkar3903]

Funny to see Gabriel on horseback! 600 subscribers... hahaha😂😂😂

[@dextardextar]

dankness

[@gogadev]

I have seen kashmir vlogs, but haven't seen that many horses all in one place.😮

[@bhavearth]

AMAZING !!!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks man. ✌️

[@susannal100]

You can buy pants with zippable bottom leg bits so they turn from trousers to shorts when required Gabriel.

[@sumanasarkar3903]

9:44 'Marg' means path or way

[@mwcinci]

Some person in the comments said after yesterday's video, after you mentioned you saw a lot of police or military in the area, that you don't see the army in my country this isn't Afghanistan. While a local you traveled with in today's video said you see it nearly every day.

[@pleasantjourneys]

Your Kashmir visit has been "Yes, no, maybe so!"

[@tlyhane]

When all else fails, change horses 🐴 😂

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Exactly.

[@Seanney25582]

Seeing you on the horse ride was hilarious 😆

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool. 👍

[@Dr.Mzungu]

Not 1 - 10? Was that food good? I believe you ordered the same last 3 days?

[@parulsinha3092]

Food is generally less tasty at higher altitudes I've heard 🤔

[@ahvidaneidavirgilluminous8754]

Those trees more interesting to me

[@parkerland5322]

Love your videos Gabriel! I will be traveling to India for several months this winter and i was curious about how you deal with mosquito-borne diseases there. I like to hike and do urban travel and will be traveling widely through the country. What specific bug spray do you use? Do recommend sleeping in a net? Do you treat your clothing with permethrin regularly? I’ve read lots of different things online. Thank you and keep up the awesome work!

[@dee74raz]

Generally good hotels would not have mosquito problems. It’s only if you’re staying in a very cheap place or sleeping outside that you may need good mosquito repellents.

[@mooskamoo]

Definitely take a net for areas where they are problematic.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Mosquitoes aren't very common in India, especially in the cities. I recommend bringing a bottle of mosquito repellent, I have one. You wouldn't be able to string up a net in most places and it won't be necessary anyway, unless you head for the jungle somewhere. I've seen only a couple mosquitoes in the past month and haven't been bitten at all. You might encounter them more in the south.

[@dee74raz]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos It all depends on where you stay. Of course if you are a tourist, you’re more likely to stay at a hotel or hostel than at an Indian person’s house, where the hotel or hostel makes damn sure that there are no mosquitoes 🦟 around. If you’re staying at an Indian person’s home, you will face mosquitos, depending on how well insulated the room is against mosquitos, even in Indian cities.

[@parkerland5322]

Great, thank you so much for the replies! That definitely makes me feel a lot better

[@Ugtraveleatbhappy5]

Dreary weather but traveling to these places always exciting …. And the work after that to make these videos 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️Kudos to you and all the vloggers.. I too avoid caffeine as I have an auto immune disease genetic …but I’ve been told to avoid coffee..my tea is my cup of bliss and joy but decaf coffee is something which I am indifferent to..

[@sheikhkaiser2372]

Our kashmiri tea does not have caffine we put salt in our tea which is a unique tea in the world you must try it

[@pasqualeabarno]

👍👍👍

[@AdamAdam-zg8jl]

600 and 1000 by 2024 😂 I loved that one ❤

[@quackersna]

Do they allow you to just ride the horse if you don't want them to lead you? I always see people being lead around but I'm experienced with horses and would much rather steer it and control the pace myself.

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

It reminded me of a children's pony ride 😂

[@quackersna]

@@DeputyDog-mh1yo I've seen them do it this way at a lot of different places on different vlogs. I always wonder what if I know how to ride and don't want to be led around?

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

@@quackersna in this case you would need to find a stable that allows cantering and trotting. Gabe is kinda like a big kid, so it was suitable for him, and it looked funny 😊

[@quackersna]

@@DeputyDog-mh1yo yeah, I would do this if they didn't allow another option. I just feel safer if I am driving myself. 🙂

[@koul09876]

We call it kasheer ❤

[@DaltonMirklestein]

It's lashal

[@dee74raz]

Kasheer chu us-cell 😊

[@DaltonMirklestein]

@@dee74raz no. It's lashal

[@haveperutwilltravel]

is Dras in Ladakh the 2nd coldest place in the world?

[@tmisger9353]

Yes .

[@irfansiddiqui6460]

second coldest inhabited place on earth

[@thortessem271]

Good morning from Arizona 4 AM 59 degrees

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

Why do we need your location, time, and weather?

[@thewanderer8]

Great video. I've been to India many times but never this area. Your video certainly put me off, though. The area seemed a bit of a dump? Love the Himalayas and being in the mountains but just dont see the point of these rundown peripheral areas, stuffed with touts touting not very good attractions. There are far better places to be. Maybe just me! Have fun.

[@mirzagoralija4492]

😊😊😊❤🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦

[@230919600]

your right in fit for 61

[@utaghoul1093]

Omg when you skip to 23 minutes it looks like a weird dream, it's sooo funny

[@Posey12345]

2

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Got it.

[@perrykomick9478]

Dras is NOT the second coldest place on earth😂... Dras IS A cold place on earth.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Maybe it was the second coldest one day, and they've called it that ever since.

[@indiaview9414]

A real American always like India's dirt places and love to roam in the risky places. Kashmir's most beautiful places are Laal Chowk and Daal lake boats...This GHABREEIL not went there....You can see 1:05 he is flming only title of the places not shown its photo or not even went there for filming them...he went to demolished castles, temples, shattered houses, lanes...Indian side Kashmir is beautiful than your Switzerland...

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I'm not from Switzerland. But I did show Dal Lake in another video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYnZeHR5odKFabc

[@indiaview9414]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos EU, America, Australia, NZ, South Africa all are family countries..

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@indiaview9414 When I go to countries in the EU I can't speak any of the languages there. Maybe you're new to this channel, but I've traveled to India 13 times over the past 25 years and I've made hundreds of videos there showing lots of different parts of the country. I'm not trying to show only bad parts, I'm showing everything I see and experience. I made more than 50 videos there on my last trip, including many of the most beautiful places, you can see them all here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIjXpml3qKZkm6c

[@indiaview9414]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos India have more languages than EU. In our movies directors shows your nations only positive sides whether they are culture or estate but you western come to India to see and filming India's dirt, dusty parts, roaming in red light areas, slums and shattered closed areas...BBC, CNBC, CNN etc whole your media is filled with this mentality. You went to Srinagar but why didn't went to Laal chowk, Mughul garden, Indian govt started Kashmir train you didn't film them. This is the mentality of your western thats why Chinese, and some middle east people hate westerns...

[@MyViewToronto]

You'll need to upgrade your camera to a 4k...you're footage doesn't really show the beauty of this place. I watched Vlogging a Dead Horse 4k footage and it really shows the beauty of this place. You're camera doesn't really show the true colors and it's a bit grainy.

[@PP-cm8pw]

Marg means meadow!

[@dee74raz]

Yes it’s of Persian origin

[@mbhang834]

Your alright alright alright almost has a Matt McConaughey vibe. Almost 😅

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/joaco6tql7yLadU

[@Akumar2121]

The horse convention 😂😂😂😂

[@thrivingnow7843]

I can't have anything with caffeine either that includes chocolate, too. After my husband drinks coffee he becomes irritable and responds in a loud manner. ☹️

[@DaltonMirklestein]

Do we really need to know about your personal life?

[@johnappel5528]

Is that smoke or fog?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Mostly fog, probably some air pollution.

[@gogadev]

The fog is mostly from stubble burning rather than vehicular pollution

[@beschuitfluiter]

Poor horses

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

The horses love it. I drink lots of daru before I ride horses 🐴

[@thrivingnow7843]

Yes. After riding a horse in my earlier years, I think it is very uncomfortable to ride on a saddled horse. I'd rather walk.

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

I don't think you're correct