Exploring the BEST city in India! 🇮🇳 (First time in Udaipur)

[@travelforphoebe]

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[@rishabhtyagi4116]

As an Indian, even I don't understand wtf a lot of us are obsessed with photos with foreigners😔. Hope we stop doing this.

[@haarshlimbaachiya]

So what's wrong in this ? Chinese people are also obsessed with taking selfie with foreigners.. nothing is wrong until u keep safe distance and behave like a human

[@namaliperera4612]

​@haarshlimbaachiya keep a safe distance?! How about not following people around like obsessed stalkers and minding your own business WITHOUT taking photos of other human beings.

[@TanMay96969]

It's attract foreigners to India becoming celebrity for a while 😂

[@benesss]

thank you so much for sharing the Tour guide details, hotel etc.. I'm traveling by myself to Udaipur in Jan for the 1st time, this is so helpful and reassuring, thank you thank you thank you

[@Jitendrajangid-2006]

I am from udaipur... Welcome your🎉🎉

[@soumyasekharsar1591]

Please visit these places in India 🇮🇳❤️ 1. Ladakh 2. Kashmir 3. Manali 4. Shimla 5. Rishikesh 6. Mcleodganj 7. Jaisalmer 8. Goa 9. Kerala ( kochi, varkala, Alleppey, Munnar) 10. Hampi 11. Darjeeling 12. Sikkim 13. Meghalaya 14. Andaman and Nicobar islands 15. Udaipur

[@AbhishekVerma-fn5us]

Udaipur shouldn’t be last

[@Mohan12-3]

add Karnataka 1.hampi 2.badami 3.pattadkallu 4.gol gumbaj 5.mysore palace 6.jog falls 7.mangalore sea food list continues.......

[@Bramhos289]

Now She would nt visit any state in india because she was harassed in india.

[@parasbisht3375]

Nainital

[@prashantnikku1]

I totally agree with this list

[@oswaldboelcke5470]

Another great video. Thanks for sharing, Phoebe. The videos make India seem like a good travel destination.

[@DonJ1973]

Hi Phoebe. Great job as usual and thanks for sharing your experience and even your frustrations. I think it's perfectly fine for you to vent. I know the majority of people in your community, including myself, enjoy you sharing your experiences (both good and bad) and care about your well being. Looking forward to your next video.

[@travelforphoebe]

Thank you so much Don :) I really appreciate you and all our amazing friends here in our community giving me a space to feel confident to share every experience authentically! Personally, it's what I love most :)

[@RichardSheppard-ey9yi]

Thankyou that was perhaps one of your best travel videos I have seen on India, stay safe!

[@travelforphoebe]

Wow, thank you!

[@prodigalfraudaddy]

Golden triangle is the dirtiest ,crowded and overpopulated and creepiest zone in india ..its the place good value indians tourist avoid most ..if u know what i mean ...its the stereotyped india .the sepia overtones.dirty roads , plastics , creepy men , honking cars...south india like kerala ,northeast india and north himalyan areas of shimla , gulmarg , leh ladakh etc are the places to be .....always go to these places first and NOT GOLDEN QUAD. ...what u find in the areas i listed ?.highly educated classier local people ..diverse climate ,different locations from beautiful beaches , hillstations , cold desserts , ,no creepy stalkers who hasnt seen women, higher women to men ratio ,more developed and better hdi regions .u will love it ...

[@Kingrahul1213]

Indian city udaipur and rishikesh and haridwar and shimla so butiful visit 🇮🇳🇮🇳👍👍🕉️🕉️🚩🚩🙏🙏

[@AnuragRawat01]

Haridwar got spoiled

[@Harsh-gt9kh]

😂😂

[@costasworldofmusicmemories5792]

Udaipur was our cup of chia. By nature, Harriet and I are laid back people. Our stress level rises when we are being rushed around and hustled. It sounds like Udaipur was your cup of tea Phoebe. Nobody should be uncomfortable travelling alone and being harassed . You did the right thing by being firm. So sorry to hear that happened to you. Don't let that prevent you from enjoying and filming your travels. Phoebe, what we love about you is your sincerity and honesty. Hope you're doing ok. Sending you much love ❤ from our current location in Guimares, Portugal . Harriet, Jim and Yuki

[@travelforphoebe]

Thank you so much for the kind words and support - hope you're having a wonderful time in Portugal!

[@Raut-warrior]

I really don't understand why some illiterate village men get so excited after seeing white people! It's just beyond me

[@laurie5844]

Hello Phoebe…with regard to your troubles with men in India, I know how it goes. I’m much older than you and have travelled most of my life…far more years than you’ve been alive, long blond hair and similar enough to you, often travel alone. So if I can offer a suggestion…have you tried to make yourself look uglier? 😂 By your videos, it looks like you are baring your shoulders…most men in India and many other cultures will be curious and stare, disrespectful men will see this as an invitation, even if you don’t see it that way. Is what it is. I’ve observed many other women bloggers who will cover up way more than you do. I do too. Do we still get asked for photos? Yes but we are feeling less harassed and exhausted by it because we’re covering up more. It’s a simple thing. We can still look stylish and beautiful and have more respectful encounters. I get you. I do. This is an issue for western women but there are things we can do so we must do it to thwart attentions, thus minimizing the stress. This is not rocket science. ❤

[@Overloaded877]

Hi​@@laurie5844 the thing is no one has to cover up to feel safe. There are many indian women who dress modern, it's becoming a new normal,it can never be normal to dress for women the way they want if women start dressing as per men and men who think that they can get away by harassing others are only the one who harass, they justify their action by blaming their victim. It's so sad to see you do the same, i am a man from india,as far as i know about my culture it doesn't including harassing women,for choosing the way they want to dress and stares are common even for me. It's totally normal to get a stare. But it's not normal to harass.

[@laurie5844]

@@Overloaded877 thank you for your reply and perspective. It’s valuable. I look forward to seeing how India has changed, as you convey. As a woman who has traveled all over the world and mostly alone, I can relay that it’s just easier to cover up when out walking in the city, when in a country that is not quite ‘there’ yet, as far as being fully modern. It’s coming, sounds like. Last time I was in India was in 2007 and am coming again this year. I will dress beautifully covered when I’m walking around cities and traditional towns. If nothing else, I will feel more secure because of this choice. It’s just a good practice for Western looking women who already stand out a lot as being different. I wish everyone had your evolved attitude…but they don’t. As well, I just feel it’s respectful to the local culture and I want to have the best possible experiences and connections with the local people. I just know it’s an obvious choice and an easy one to make, for me.

[@simonyang-pe3ux]

Wow~ unlike other rivers in india ,this river is super clear

[@travelforphoebe]

Thanks for watching :)

[@rahulj.005]

90% of rivers in india are clean. Where do you think billion people get their water to drink?

[@minazulkhan8287]

​@@rahulj.005 no they are not clean , accept it and put your ego aside . Water treatment plant is what makes water clean

[@rahulj.005]

@@minazulkhan8287 we have water treatment plants, otherwise where do you think billion people drink water from. And yes 90% of Indian rivers are clean and there is nothing else to accept.

[@ÆßV]

​@@minazulkhan8287 It's not your Pakistan or Bangladesh. Most Rivers in India are clean barring few in overcrowded cities.

[@maverick32152]

Thanks for sharing this experience Phoebe . Udaipur is a fantastic place. You are absolutely fair in venting about the selfie please problem in some countries. It’s ridiculous how some don’t acknowledge the word ‘no’

[@산림치유]

I really liked it & Wonderful scenery!

[@travelforphoebe]

Thanks for watching :)

[@prodigalfraudaddy]

​@@travelforphoebeGolden triangle is the dirtiest ,crowded and overpopulated and creepiest zone in india ..its the place good value indians tourist avoid most ..if u know what i mean ...its the stereotyped india .the sepia overtones.dirty roads , plastics , creepy men , honking cars...south india like kerala ,northeast india and north himalyan areas of shimla , gulmarg , leh ladakh etc are the places to be ..

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Miss Phoebe:Congratulations to you for heading Udaipur, India this week in great joy to tours this amazing city to meet great people on the streets in June of 2024❤❤❤

[@carolynboston9715]

Hi Phoebe, I love Udaipur too. It's so far my fave place in India. I visited five years ago and I'm planning to visit again. I went there solo, took a train from Jaipur.

[@soumyasekharsar1591]

Please visit these places in India 🇮🇳❤️ 1. Ladakh 2. Kashmir 3. Manali 4. Shimla 5. Rishikesh 6. Mcleodganj 7. Jaisalmer 8. Goa 9. Kerala ( kochi, varkala, Alleppey, Munnar) 10. Hampi 11. Darjeeling 12. Sikkim 13. Meghalaya 14. Andaman and Nicobar islands 15. Udaipur

[@NikhilPanchal-ct3cv]

I would recommend you to visit jaisalmer city in state of Rajasthan. I will show you some places around.

[@abhisheksolanki-cg9kv]

Hey Phoebe loved your video about Udaipur. Udaipur is my home town and i would suggest you if you visit udaipur next time, visit it in rainy season in the period of July-sept. Udaipur is more beautiful at that time.

[@MISSIONSSC200]

I am from india and I really like your vlogs of udaipur city perfectly covered by you I think i never see before it in vlogs like this Nyc way to cover beautiful city "THE LACK CITY UDAIPUR" ❤️😍❤️

[@Ozrake]

sorry to hear about your harassment experience - both online and offline. You don't have to apologise to be venting about it. It needs to be talked about a lot more.

[@travelforphoebe]

Thank you - that's so kind of you

[@2-fortheroad]

Thanks for a great video, going to India next Sunday and it really great with all the advice

[@franziskaklaiber5768]

I also wanted to do a tour but somehow I had this feeling that the guides will just be a nightmare...so I think you would have had a better time in the golden triangle if you had gone alone. Now this guide in Udaipur just looks like a sweet guy!!! I will fly into Udaipur and am glad now that it will be my first city!

[@jog.antani]

Visit shimla manali and kashmir especially in January for snow. In summers its great. Shimla has many gothic british architecture as it was the summer capital of british india. And andaman nicobar islands and lakshadweep islands for white sand blue water beaches in winter.

[@rashmiagarwal8043]

Lovely vlog Phoebe like always. Very honest feedback too and glad you enjoyed your visit. Udaipur is my personal favourite ❤ It’s a shame having to put up with the bad behaviour. More power to you for putting your foot down 👍 I hope you enjoy the rest of your trip, look forward to the next video 😊 Happy & Safe travels to you.

[@travelforphoebe]

Thank you so much darling, you're so kind x

[@prodigalfraudaddy]

Golden triangle is the dirtiest ,crowded and overpopulated and creepiest zone in india ..its the place good value indians tourist avoid most ..if u know what i mean ...its the stereotyped india .the sepia overtones.dirty roads , plastics , creepy men , honking cars...south india like kerala ,northeast india and north himalyan areas of shimla , gulmarg , leh ladakh etc are the places to be .....i emphasis on avoiding the rajasthan , delhi agra route if its ur first time

[@Aspirant45632]

First time watching your videos. Awesome ❤

[@travelforphoebe]

Thank you SO much!

[@shankar5497]

Golden Triangle is overhyped among foreigners, we indians don't even know what does that mean. If you really want to enjoy India the best places are kashmir, Rajasthan, Kerala, meghlaya, Assam, andaman, Rameshwaram, madurai, Darjeeling,uttarakhand.

[@mufasa0]

100 percentage agree😊

[@beautifulmind2797]

PLEASE COME ARUNACHAL PRADESH & DARJELLING , north eastern INDIA. ALL GUYS & CUTE LOVELY COUPLE PLEASE TRAVEL NORTHEASTERN INDIA. 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@jyotishmaanray6332]

Nice to hv hd virtual touring of udaipur...Will watch in details later❤

[@aayansh3919]

You are brave to have visited Rajasthan in the summer. I go to school here, and there's no chance I'll leave my dorm during the daytime, lol. Also, I'm sorry about your bad experience; things like that can really ruin the whole trip, but I'm glad you liked Udaipur. If you want a more relaxed experience with breathtaking views, I wholeheartedly recommend Leh in Ladakh. It's just a 1-2 hour flight from Delhi. I cannot recommend Leh and its nearby areas enough.

[@travelforphoebe]

Oh wow! Leh sounds like a beautiful spot! I'll do some research :)

[@manishkashyap2369]

Welcome 🤗 to INDIA 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@BeInspiredToTravel]

Great content and detail as always. 👌

[@travelforphoebe]

Thank you so so much :)

[@avijitsharma5050]

@@travelforphoebe its just so much hot to travel rajasthan in summers. This time is good to travel mountain states Himanchal, Uttarakhand, Ladakh, Jammu , Kashmir

[@bernardtan3639]

Hi! Phoebe 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻 Thank You for sharing your experience in Udaipur and the lovely places of interest. Looking forward to your posting of Mumbai. Happy holiday. Stay safe and take care ❤️

[@travelforphoebe]

Thank you soooo much :)

[@beautifulmind2797]

PLEASE COME ARUNACHAL PRADESH & DARJELLING , north eastern INDIA.

[@มนัสเพลาขํา]

Thanks your vlogs great a lot of things to view India amazing good beautiful country always if have time be watch on your videos yes injoy too well lovely to see from you wonderful ones.

[@94vrcommodore]

That’s a nice little city in India. I’m sorry that you have to deal with creeps while you’re traveling, especially what some of these losers post on your comments. As a male I’m always considerate and always try to avoid making others feel uncomfortable. Be looking forward to your next video

[@DrSongs-rg4ry]

India is very vast.....you have to travel whole 1 year to have everywhere visited, we Indians understand and also places just for foreigners it's been little more complex to visit coz here every state and place has its own culture and tradition

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Miss Phoebe:Welcome to Udaipur, India this week in great joy to tours this amazing Indian city by meeting great people to interacts with them in June of 2024❤❤❤

[@rajeshdesaikolad1428]

Nice video I am proud that I am an Indian

[@joannajames6116]

Dear Phoebe , thank you for the information I just travelled with my family to Udaipur from UK and we had hired Mr Singh the tour guide from your video . Mr Singh was amazing he arranged a very well personalised and organised trip in Udaipur. Mr Singh knows the best stops and has the best information and experience about Udaipur . Mr Singh is a great recommendation for anyone travelling to Udaipur.

[@travelforphoebe]

I am SO glad to hear that :) Glad he took such great care of you - he's an amazing guide.

[@jessl8475]

Great video!! Loved the sights and the area you went to. You go girl solo travelling India inspiring - definite bucket list.. 🌺💜

[@prodigalfraudaddy]

Golden triangle is the dirtiest ,crowded and overpopulated and creepiest zone in india ..its the place even good value indians tourist avoid most ..if u know what i mean ...its the stereotyped india .the sepia overtones.dirty roads , plastics , creepy men , honking cars...south india like kerala ,northeast india and north himalyan areas of shimla , gulmarg , leh ladakh etc are the places to be ..

[@prakhar23]

Hi! Udaipurian here, i hope you liked the city. So sorry to hear about all the harrasment and sneak photos of you being taken. But here are some more places in or near Udaipur which you might want to check out next time if you do visit ; >Sajjangarh fort (the one you can see atop the hill from many parts of udaipur), >Chittorgarh fort (second longest continuous wall in the world). It is however a couple hour drive from main city but worth it. >The statue of belief (in the nathadwara district of Udaipur) >The "D park" and cruise café at the Goverdhan Sagar Lake. I hope you enjoy your future trips and stay safe!

[@Kingrahul1213]

Very butterfly all shoots vlogs butiful vlogs butiful india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🚩🚩🕉️🕉️

[@sumransinghsarsainiya5381]

Welcome to Udaipur Rajasthan 🙏

[@tonamie211]

This is why whenever i see all these male travel KZbinrs say that anyone could travel here and there and I see them do things and go places that I would think twice about, I know we are not the same. Traveling as a woman is so different but they try to make it seem like all these places are just so safe even though we as women instinctively know that we probably would have to be more vigilant. I mean I don't expect them to understand since they are men themselves but really, I always watch their videos with a side eye

[@travelforphoebe]

We are not the same 😔🙌🏻

[@BenCrathan]

Really enjoyable video! You have captured the vibe really well. I loved the vibrant colours everywhere. The colours on the Sari you tried on looked amazing! You are right , reminded me of parts of Greece!

[@Shaunashares]

Udaipur looks so stunning.

[@gautampurbiamewad3254]

My beautiful city 🏙️ udaipur ❤❤, जय मेवाड़ जय मां भवानी 🙏

[@elainebernstein8278]

Hello thanks for this.

[@bjdeng2646]

(2) How can arrange for the Lok Dharohar Folk Dance? Again, do I need to do advanced booking? Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks!

[@utkarshtewari427]

Hi @Phoebe, Firstly I like to give big thanks to you by coming over and exploring majestic manmade and natural beautiful places, flavorful feasts and warm hearted people! Apologies for slight hardship faced during this visit during Northern part. I really like that you enjoyed Udaipur as this was also one of my favorite cities to explore and learn more about For India tour 2.0, you can prepare yourself for these cities as well like North: Ladakh, famous for Tibetan monastery. Place of Dalai Lama, Kashmir, Chandigarh and Amritsar. South: Goa, Mangalore, Bangalore, Kerela, Auroville. Small tips: try out some food tours of cities that will also help you. Lastly in conclusion, I really appreciate your videos. Learning more about my own country. Thanks once again for being our Athiti(Guest) 🙏🏼😊 Cheers, one of your Subscribers from India in Ireland!

[@ellieorton7379]

I couldn't agree more. I am brunette but am travelling in the Philippines and day 3 am fed up with the amount of harassment. I had to have a very chill, indoor day today to calm down before resuming travel.

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Miss Phoebe:Thanks you so much for this new remarkable video this week from Udaipur, India to shows these amazing places in great joy & peace June of 2024❤❤❤

[@pcsubramani123]

Hi there Phoebe....very nicely done on your trip to Udaipur....we are really excited to see this city....when i was exploring the youtube on this topic i stumble upon your channel for the first time and am so impressed with your presentation...i have noted down some of your trips highlights which will be useful for us during our planned trip to Rajasthan during the second week of Dec. Keep sharing your trips and i have subscribed to the channel now....thanks and take care...Namasthe

[@shelleyjubb]

So good to see you enjoying a city in India, I do know what you are saying about Agra and Jaipur even when I travelled there 15years ago you could see how much they capitalised on tourists and found things were expensive and pushed on yo, Although I loved the halal mahal in Jaipur it was about the coloured and architecture. I am grateful I went to taj however the Golden temple was my fav of all the places and I truely believe it’s because of the feeling as it is still active and people were genuine there not just there to visit as tourists. Still asked for photos I too am blond with blue eyes but much less in Amritsar as they seemed to be more interested in their personal pilgrimage or experience.

[@cjexplores]

Well done Phoebe, you handle yourself so well during these trying times. Charlotte gets a lot online as well and in certain countries the attention is more than wanted 😢 i wanted to also let you know that you’re editing is *chefs kiss 🤌🏼 you’re doing so well and I notice the progress you’ve made since taking on the whole production 👏🏼 quick question, are you ever coming back to Aus? We are heading to the GC to make a base for ourselves in a couple weeks and it would be awesome to see you! Keep up the great work! You make me want to check out more of Asia that’s for sure!!

[@prodigalfraudaddy]

Golden triangle is the dirtiest ,crowded and overpopulated and creepiest zone in india ..its the place good value indians tourist avoid most ..if u know what i mean ...its the stereotyped india .the sepia overtones.dirty roads , plastics , creepy men , honking cars...south india like kerala ,northeast india and north himalyan areas of shimla , gulmarg , leh ladakh etc are the places to be ..

[@teamatheavenscent1863]

Awesome vlog a beautiful part of the world

[@ksbishnoi429]

Love from Rajasthan India ❤❤

[@pingqiu7318]

the hotel room at the last is pretty good

[@tanushreebansal1605]

Hi Pheobe Been following your account for such a long time and was great to see you my home country. So sorry to hear about your bad experiences. 😢

[@BiplobBiswas-h6e]

Welcome to India❤️

[@BenCleaton]

Phoebe, be careful and be safe!

[@travelforphoebe]

Thank you :)

[@ptlcardrive]

Love from udaipur rajasthan ❤

[@shivansingh2175]

Welcome to India 🇮🇳 ❤

[@NikhilChaudhary-r8k]

Well come 😎😎

[@nipulkatoch1051]

Would recommend you to visit more of the mountainous regions...will be much cooler, scenic and less intrusive

[@Rajarampusti1]

I love my india ❤❤❤I am indian odisha bhadrak District joy jaganath sir mam 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🚩🚩🚩

[@praveenmeena905]

Really nice to see that you didn't add typical music i expected on indian travel video that foreign people usually add 😂

[@zoeyzuma1477]

Hey Phoebe, lying in bed with the flu, feel like I'm dying but happy to see this upload, it's really beautiful and the lake 😍 also your hair is looking nice I don't know if you did something different but it's standing out to me😂😂

[@travelforphoebe]

Oh Zoey, noooo! I am so sorry you're sick darling, that's not good. Rest up and take care, I hope you start to feel better soon. Having a flu is awful! hahaha oh gosh - thank youuuu!

[@Acrid-ph8nx]

Glad that Udaipur made up for the unpleasant things in other cities. From your vlog it doesn't even look like you're there in peak summer. The lakes, waterways, and white buildings cool things down in Udaipur.

[@ptlcardrive]

Most welcome 🤗

[@aksvp]

Loved the video & filmmaking, Phoebe. As an Indian, I myself don't fancy Golden triangle route myself. But I can understand why people from outside would want to travel there since that's the classic India you have seen & heard of. I think the best way to travel is if you have a friend or know someone in that part plan the travel for with recommended hotels & modes of transport. Unfortunately, Delhi is just the scam capital of the country, 1000 Rs. for that plate of food was definitely one. I would always suggest avoid travelling to big Indian cities, they are just not made for travel. Instead, you can travel to many small towns like Udaipur. If you are in Rajasthan now, I can recommend Jaisalmer for sure, I think you will like it. But it will be HOT. If you have more time, Himalayas would be a good option in this weather. All the best for your travels, hope your experience in India improves going forward.

[@ishugupta211]

Udaipur beauty is just awesome ❤❤

[@rajeshdesaikolad1428]

If you ever come to visit India, Gujarat, Ahmedabad, city I will show you Ahmedabad city and its culture

[@narendramodi4982]

Udaipur Is most Beautiful city of india

[@asthakhandelwal5562]

golden triangle is the worst because 2 out of 3 cities are unsafe (delhi and agra). trust me no one in india wants to visit these cities.

[@Nutty...]

Yep. Also the heatwave in Delhi right now is unbearable at 50°C

[@aayansh3919]

Says the guy probably from Rajasthan. Your bias is reflected in the comment. I've been to Jaipur and it has not been a great experience either.

[@anurag123B]

Nice joke 😂😂😂

[@vinay11163]

how many cities are safe around the world?

[@prateektandon8747]

Agra is pretty safe for tourists

[@DerekChaiMedia]

Great advice in this video. My wife, also a tall blonde girl from Australia, also gets a lot of stares when we’re in Asia (even tho she is walking around with an Asian looking dude). It also makes her uncomfortable when people randomly take photos of her. Nobody should have to feel unsafe when they are travelling

[@Npc10010]

India is the last place you should go then. Lol. They can't control themselves.

[@travelforphoebe]

I wish (and I'm sure your wife does too) that we could have an invisibility cloak like Harry Potter and go to all these places totally unseen :)

[@DerekChaiMedia]

@@travelforphoebe Or better still, use the petrificus totalis spell on the people who are harassing

[@prodigalfraudaddy]

Golden triangle is the dirtiest ,crowded and overpopulated and creepiest zone in india ..its the place good value indians tourist avoid most ..if u know what i mean ...its the stereotyped india .the sepia overtones.dirty roads , plastics , creepy men , honking cars...south india like kerala ,northeast india and north himalyan areas of shimla , gulmarg , leh ladakh etc are the places to be ..

[@oswaldboelcke5470]

I am sorry you get sexually harassed. Most people are not like that. Don't give up on travel, unless you want to. Don't let them win. You really do put out nice videos and many people love them. Please do not be discouraged. You can do it. Look how far you have come as a person in the last year or two.

[@travelforphoebe]

I would never give up on travel :)

[@neelamsharma1959]

Hi Phoebe, India is beautiful. Stick with it and see the real India at your own pace. The dessert was gulab jamun, a deep fried doughnut soaked in syrup. Keep up the good work!

[@FelixCattenstart]

Hi Phoebe! The nature in this video was quite nice, I didn’t expect India to be so green as there’s so many people living there. Your Indian clothing looked fantastic 😊. That boat ride sure did meet your expectations, it’s the perfect scenery. I use Airalo as well, highly recommend it! I feel sorry for the misbehaving people who can’t just let a girl enjoy her trip without being sexually harassed. Terrible behaviour. Good that you got it out of your chest. I hope it doesn’t affect the way you look at a certain country or place, because somehow you will connect a place to the people. That’s why I hate Egypt, because of the people’s behavior. Hope you’ll get your comfort back soon and have an amazing week ahead 🤙

[@travelforphoebe]

I didn't expect it to be so green either, Felix! I just never knew there were places with lakes like that - it honestly felt like being in Italy. So beautiful! Yesss, Airalo is the best! They're my go-to now :) Ahhhh so interesting about Egypt. It's a dream destination for me but I'm wondering if maybe it would be a good idea to do a proper group tour there so I'm not totally solo?

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

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.

[@shayanraj7840]

I understand there's lot of problem with out India , specially big crowded cities. And golden triangle should be least recommended thing in India except that Tajmahal. Otherwise I can assure you there's lot of beautiful place in India such as Goa , Hampi , Kerala , Ladakh , Pushkar ( rajasthan ).........

[@mygoalismylife7990]

I have been to " City palace " last year in October definitely it is beautiful and there is so many other sites to visit 😊

[@VinupooniaBJP]

Welcome. To. India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@anantsinghjadoun8861]

Do vistit places famous for nature . Like laddakh kashmir whole northest and western ghats .

[@vishalpanchal5533]

Thanks for coming in India

[@amanjhakal8190]

Dear friend. Thanks for visit udaipur, please visit bundi city also near by udaipur 🙏

[@bablusiyak]

Most welcome..i from udaipur ❤...city of lakes

[@mrutyunjayamohapatra2851]

Please come to Odisha.... I am sure you will love it....

[@lokeshgowda8599]

Great explore our country welcome 🙏

[@blogwithabhik]

Come visit Kolkata (City of Joy) & in fact the whole West Bengal 😀You will definitely like it better than any other cities in India. This city really goes easy on foreigners 😅 if you can't trust me you can watch some of your fellow vloggers from US (Daily Max, World Nomac) or UK or other parts of Europe who have visited Kolkata and other parts of WB recently. You will see a whole different culture, you will find a more calmer and more sweeter part of India. And by sweet I really mean sweets from sweet shops that will increase your sugar levels 🤣. In the north of our state WB we have Darjeeling Queen of hills and Himalayas you can't and shouldn't miss. Pro Tip: Don't Visit Kolkata or WB during Durga Puja Festival (depends from September end- October end) if you are traveling for the first time. Because the whole state goes into a festive mood with pandal hopping so you are going to miss out the touristy things because roads will be blocked and you will find million people on the road just walking for miles. It's a different euphoria and should be done on 2nd visit 😂 only

[@raghavacharyuluncb2982]

Hi Phoebe, I am an accidental follower of you :). I was searching for Ghan experience videos and stumbled on your channel. I feel ver yembarassed to hear from you that you had some bad experience with men in India. I am an Indian and feel ashamed that you had to face this. I enjoy watching your videos and glad that you had been to India. Kerala is really God's Own Country and a very safe place for international tourists. I am happy that you enjoyed your time there.

[@vinay11163]

if you still in india try to visit Mountain region of india in the north, Himachal pradesh manali or leh in laddakh.

[@blackman7186]

The golden triangle tour is definitely not a good idea for first time foreigners. For first timers i always recommend the south, northeast and the far north like Kashmir, Laddakh, Himachal etc. Delhi isn't even worth it, Rajasthan is GREAT tho with a well planned trip. Mumbai is also amazing, the elora caves and so on.

[@devansh3385]

Even indian try and avoid golden triangle, specially delhi and agra😂

[@rohitbishnoi7478]

Love you from Rajasthan

[@unediTEEd]

Love your videos! Just found your vlogs. Go back to Vietnam! More content please 🙏 😇😁

[@sthitadhibasu]

Sorry to hear that you have faced such a lot of harassment. It is unfortunate and shameful for us men in India. But please do come back

[@dholakpurkirakhi434]

😢

[@Raut-warrior]

Dirty filthy illiterate men do such things and ruin our reputation

[@bjdeng2646]

Hi Phoebe, discovered your video just in time! I’m going to explore Udaipur on our own in October. May I ask (1) how I can do the boat ride? (I want to stop at the little island with elephant sculptures that you did too. Do I need to book the boat ride tickets in advance so that I can do the sunset ride? Where can I board the boar ride?)

[@nathanrandall597]

Another great video. Great tips . I was feeling worried for you 😂

[@gopash]

Plz also visit jodhpur Umaid bhavan palace

[@adityavarma4415]

Great journey

[@maheshbhosale539]

ohhh Phoebe you are coming to Mumbai that's so cool plz have a meet up ...

[@karthikmanu08]

Hi Phoebe I saw your videos. My name is Karthik.I am sorry on behalf of all the men in India who harassed you. It's really so shameful. I have no clue why they do this. I am from Kerala. I hope you had a better experience when you were in Kerala.

[@chelseamclean]

Hi Phoebe, Sincere thanks for all of your travel advice especially from Udaipur where you introduced your most excellent guide Singh! We are in Udaipur this week and Singh has been our guide for three days. You were right, he is wonderful. We really appreciate both of you! 😊🙏 Singh’s number is in your video comments. 👆

[@frankrogerbuaroy1779]

Great vlog Phoebe.I really liked it.Wonderful scenery.I keep it short in case I get censored of KZbin again.Thanks a lot!

[@travelforphoebe]

I’m replying quick so KZbin doesn’t remove it on us again!! 😌 so happy you liked the video this week. Have a great week ahead ✨🌈

[@frankrogerbuaroy1779]

@@travelforphoebe Thanks a lot Phoebe! You too! See you next Sunday.

[@mandeepbharaj4124]

I think you had the wrong tour guide in Delhi and Agra.. sorry you felt unsafe. Glad you like Udipur. Looks amazing. Desert is gulam jaman.