My 1st Day In Mumbai, India 🇮🇳 (Better Than Delhi?)

[@KenAbroad]

Mumbai or Delhi, which city would you rather visit? My video of visiting the Taj Mahal in India: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5XEf2igZZeshLMsi=UZnSdbegBQbG8e1e

[@globomanni8407]

Mumbai is definetly better than Delhi, The moire south you go, the more cleaner it is and people are more friendly, it's more relaxed and the landscape is more beautiful. When you go to the south, please don't wear dark T-Shirts and only cotton, because of the sun, unless you like to be grilled.

[@MrKisu77]

I am from Mumbai and I stay in Mumbai and hence Mumbai is home and can never think of leaving this city. Delhi is a better place during winter season coupled with the Delhi food. Other South India cities like Bangalore-Mangalore and Kochi (Kerala) are beautiful cities with completely different character. You must visit them as well. India is very vast and every state is culturally and texturally different. The eastern India is a completely different place and especially Varanasi (The Ganges) is a place like you may have never witnessed. Please allow yourself ample time to explore India

[@Akash-nb7lu]

​@@MrKisu77 I can understand if a foreigner write the word "Ganges", why you?

[@Akash-nb7lu]

Delhi is definitely not a touristy place.

[@MrKisu77]

Also Ken, Tuk Tuk is not a Indian term for the three wheel transport. In India and certainly in Mumbai it is called “auto rickshaw” “auto” or “rikshaa”. They only operate in Suburban mumbai from Bandra onwards to North Mumbai. Apart from aggregator run cab services, there are 2 more cab services that run by meter or can be pre-discussed before boarding. The yellow and black cabs ate without air-con while the blue-grey are cool cabs. Always compare cool cab ride cost with uber. Black and yellow cabs are cheaper than that. But, it matters more when you travel long distance from north to south mumbai during traffic hours.

[@ccyylll3511]

As a Chinese, I admire the English level of Indians, seems that everyone can speak English👍👍👍

[@SadafRahman-e3i]

Yes , I can confirm that Every people in India at least know communicative English with which they can communicate with non-hindi speaker and yeah India is the second largest English speaking country

[@voycok3639]

Because it's the official language of the country. 😀

[@PradhanmantriBruhh]

कुछ जलन वाली बात नही है। बहुत ही विसंगत भाषा है। इसका एक ही फल है कि यह विष्व भासा है।

[@democrazy9546]

it costs the country to be colonized to have their citizen to master their local version of English... why you need to be jealous....

[@ccyylll3511]

I mean admiration, not jealousy​@@democrazy9546

[@berlin2047]

Dude saw 2 cows in his entire trip and put them in the thumbnail🤣 Could have put in the Marine Drive or the Gateway of India or the Taj or Oberoi hotel. Gotta enforce the stereotypes I guess🙃

[@vishveshce5711]

Every Western do this bro , to country like us , Africa...

[@I_am_Indian11]

I was about to write this

[@enayadulla3905]

Alvez -ve aspects of India are shown to West. From Mumbai.

[@nipurnbandi9114]

But that is the truth😢

[@NARUTO_SASUKE69]

Hey bro stop saying that i have been watching him from a while he is trying his best to be good with both sides its just something new to him ....not everyone is to Gaslight those stereotypes some are really good ❤

[@guptesarvesh]

Reliance Metro should reward the guy! Best Employee of the Month. He was so helpful.

[@amitshinde8869]

Yup, that was a different kind of service. Train staff at my area shouts at me even if i ask for a ticket. 😂

[@sadafchaudhary6063]

6:27 . That boy is so humble... Thank you boy for the help and making us proud❤❤

[@李柯-m3k]

In my country, there are not many people who can speak English, and many people have never met foreigners in their lives. I admire that every Indian can speak English.

[@randomhumanonearth777]

Not everyone..but most of them in big cities like Mumbai Delhi and Bengaluru..if you speak English in India you are considered truly educated, else😢😢😢

[@二哈与老鸭]

英殖民地啊

[@Jilinhall]

Because we were colonized by British lol

[@fischi3008]

Every? 24% of India population is illiterate!

[@Content809]

@@randomhumanonearth777 almost everyone can understand basic English, and obviously people will visit cities not some small villages

[@AuntyJack123]

I liked the postcard seller he spoke excellent English and seemed very kind. I wish him very good luck.

[@unknown-us5vs]

He speaks better than most teachers of junior colleges in mumbai

[@vivekkale6858]

T-shirt is worth 250/-

[@abradolflincler5765]

he had an Iphone

[@eastdocs]

very well mannered indeed

[@Abhinavrajput.18]

Right ​@@vivekkale6858

[@kevinchou8990]

Seems Mumbai way better than Delhi, no sales man chasing you, traffic is better. I like your vlog, you can persistently describe the matter itself without personal emotions even in a trouble.

[@rkrchaturvedi]

rightly said ,tourist are fed up with the delhi people bussiness ethics

[@Samxxxxxr]

Bro just roasted whole Delhiites 😂

[@rohitdalvi9361]

traffic is better 😂😂😂😂 yup nice joke bruh

[@gretaaarons4941]

In Mumbai, the rampant herd like migration to Mumbai has caused UP, Bihar like hygiene and chaos in traffic and living standards be it on the street, vendors or other workers as well. South Mumbai has no classy feel anymore. Very few who make you feel good due to their goodness of heart which makes you feel like giving them extra. I have met very few vendors like that which makes you trust in humanity.

[@ForeverABDeVilliers]

Mumbai much Better in every aspect

[@InvestedAdventure]

Been to both recently, but Mumbai has my heart over Delhi! The vibe, the energy, and the street food scene in Mumbai just steal the show for me. There's something about the bustling streets and the sea breeze that Delhi can't quite match.🇮🇳

[@xijinpig8982]

Arent you the guy who was recording people's funerals and then exposed your ill intent while replying to people trying to advise you?

[@willieho3056]

However, there are one billion plus people in India living poverty

[@Giahomemadeproductions]

Awesome video, bro! I love so much how you interact with people and the way you show the city. Very helpful and informative. Planning to go to India in the middle of February.

[@AzadVed]

24:44 you didn't even notice this beautiful building. It is the famous Taj Mahal Palace hotel founded by Jamshedji Tata(Tata Group), It is considered one of the finest hotels in the East. it has long history and heritage, you should read about Taj & Tata Group.

[@MariaSingh-iv4sv]

Yes, he did not see it😢

[@raknoknak]

@@MariaSingh-iv4sv Maybe its beautiful to YOU.. I am from Mumbai but living in the US since 20 years.. I no longer find these things beautiful ;)

[@AzadVed]

@@raknoknak you are right, its subjective

[@sharadsheth5285]

@@raknoknakI live in US for almost 40 years and I still find these buildings fascinating. It’s subjective. Some people might not be interested in British era structures and buildings.

[@frankyeo8931]

It's a Parsi building

[@lucifermorningstar_00712]

Hi Ken, couple of suggestions and tips. 1. You missed the CSMT station exterior facade by exiting from the other side. It's a UNESCO heritage building and a popular landmark. 2. You didn't notice the Taj Palace in front of Gateway. The market you visited was Colaba Causeway. 3. Tip - start walking away and they'll most probably agree to your price 4. All these people who come to foreigners for pictures are domestic tourists who come from small cities & villages usually for low paying jobs. 5. Go to Lower Parel, Worli to experience the skyline and Richie riches of Mumbai. 6. Go to BKC (Sandra Kurla Complex) to experience something similar to Cyber Hub Gurgaon which you really liked. 7. If you plan on coming to Hyderabad or Bangalore. Let me know.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

It's a UNESCO heritage site because it was built by British that's why it's so good. Changing name wouldn't do anything.

[@vikha2182]

@@Q_QQ_Qdear come to Ahmedabad then. Many many sites which have not built by britishers and included in unesco world heritage sites. Don’t glorify british architecture only.

[@MayankThakur216]

@@Q_QQ_Q It was built by British for themselves using India's money without indians wanting it. No need to say as if they did some favour lol

[@_akhileshthakur]

Bandra not Sandra

[@xcyberscar4992]

sandra kurla complex?? hahaha fix it

[@zeta6687]

yo ken, i have seen bunch of your videos, i have to say i like your way of vlogging. you are not hyping things up and not downgrading unnecessarily. Also i liked your english accent with german tone, its calming to listen. Keep travelling and enjoy!

[@KenAbroad]

Happy to hear that, thanks 😊

[@zeta6687]

@@KenAbroad thanks for the reply, i am from india too but i loved your germany vlog.

[@snfab1]

truuue😊

[@Dynamite-qr1fv]

@@KenAbroad hope you make good thumbnails and try to avoid making fake edited thumbnails for attracting views

[@sadhanas227]

Ken, I am really impressed by the way you got into the metro train and than changed over to the local train to go to CST on your first visit to Mumbai. It is not easy even for an Indian who comes to Mumbai for the first time. You are very honest with your reviews and that is what I liked about your vblog. There are good things about Mumbai and good things about Delhi too. Pollution and thrash is a big problem in both the cities and as you rightly said some parts of both Mumbai and Delhi are very clean.

[@niyatishah7731]

Hope you are having a good time in India! Just a quick tip : When you are in mumbai you dont need to ask the price when getting a taxi or an auto rickshaw (tuk-tuk), as everything runs on meter here...just tell the place and hop-on, this will help you avoid over paying

[@ronald3921]

Nice video , I couldn’t stop watching! Pleasantly surprised by Mumbai, that’s for sure

[@KenAbroad]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@snfab1]

mumbai is one of a kind city in india

[@vishveshce5711]

The reason why India looks chaotic is that population is very very large and the infrastructure is not fulfilling the demand but government is trying their best to make the best Infra for the people

[@user-xy3jh9hp01j]

a good excuse

[@vishveshce5711]

@@user-xy3jh9hp01j where are u from

[@IndianTiger-0P]

Government is trying best.? Where are you from.? Are you working for BJP ? Funny stuff

[@IndianTiger-0P]

​@@vishveshce5711 Government working there best 😂😂😂? Have you ever seen China

[@user-xy3jh9hp01j]

@@IndianTiger-0P Indian voters are so gullible.

[@riteshkumar5768]

Such a humble and honest vlogger and aslo intelligent...

[@timetostudy5584]

Sir, Indian people are so humble and they love foreigners and respect them❤🎉

[@brucehernandez4406]

Awesome content, showing another side of India. Very nice

[@satyamchaurasia2708]

Was it compulsory to show cow on track if it is not in real

[@Amal_raj_476]

Bcz bro gets views with it

[@RajuAnbhorkar]

Bro गौ माता नहीं दिखेगी तो कैसे पत्ता चलेगा ये भारत में हैं

[@SreetamPadheeOfficial]

Yes government should do something about street cows and dogs in India

[@Rav01508]

Its very common to see cows. Why do u feel insecure about it?

[@dailydoseofgaming3593]

It is reality of our country why hesitate from truth???? If we want to make a change we should accept the truth first

[@SubhajeetMukherjee_in]

30:00 Me from inside saying you to say 200😂😂

[@chetry4037]

200 ka tshirts 800 me sell kar diya.. aese hai ye sellers.

[@Aman-ye4cv]

@@chetry4037 tujhe kya problem hai bhai as a fornier we also pay much more outside india

[@sulkheji]

Mai bhi yahin soch rha tha

[@chetanpol4287]

Never bye they overcharged 4 Times ,... Least.

[@awaywithpaul3423]

What a wonderful video. Mumbai looks very different from how I imagined. Loving your India series Ken, will certainly watch them all again and again. 🙏👏

[@KenAbroad]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@amzy3142]

In 10 years time Mumbai will become much more different because there is lot of infrastructure projects going on in Mumbai. Metro train expansion, Bullet train , new bridges , new coastal road etc.

[@agb2024]

I love to see the world through your eyes. Thanks for sharing!

[@kusumbhagchandani9820]

Such a humble and honest vlogger and ihtn intelligent

[@TheEddieToro]

Ken I have visited both Mumbai and Delhi and I prefer Mumbai way more than Delhi. Mumbai is pretty chilled out compared to Delhi and has lots of cool places to visit. People are pretty friendly. You do have slums there too and some areas with lots of trash so its got a lot of cool and uncool places to see. AQI is much cleaner in Mumbai.

[@小小梁-s6o]

there is shit in everywhere

[@d4rthvader-z1j]

true

[@laxmandutt1109]

Mumbai has worse food, worse public transportation aka no metro, worse roads, worse connectivity of roads, way less iconic and good places to visit, slightly better aqi than Delhi, less cities closer as compared to Delhi aka Agra, Uttarakhand cities. You also got way more slums, rude people and fucking local trains. Mumbai people are way more time savvy aka NOT more chill than Delhi folks they are more chill when it comes to time.

[@d4rthvader-z1j]

@@laxmandutt1109 I agree but rude people really, delhi is known for its arrogant people they are the worst on planet earth, and Air is better than delhi, but slums and worse infrastructure is true, not being bias towards mumbai but saying the truth, and yes delhi also has better food

[@ishubham_deorari]

Polio is a disease which was very widespread in India about 40-50 years ago. So the government ran a campaign to free india of the disease by spreading awareness and emphasiaing need for vaccination. Btw love your videos Ken! I am from a small town in Himalayas hope you come visit Hiamalayan region too. 😄😄

[@KenAbroad]

Where in the Himalayas?

[@rambhakt860]

In northern India, you can check it on internet Btw please visit southern India you will become very happy​@@KenAbroad

[@ishubham_deorari]

@@KenAbroad I am from Uttarakhand, a state bordering Nepal and China . It is known for the city Rishikesh - yoga capital of world, and many other pilgrimage sites. But I would just like you to visit any place in Himalayas. Some Well known ones are places like ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir or places in North east of country.

[@KartikYugal]

Yes ken, you must visit Uttrakhand❤ I promise if you visit their your heart your heart will not allow to leave uttrakhand 😊

[@lalitnegi7049]

Bahi kyoun jorjabasti paka rhe ho ken ko?

[@stephenworthington-white8294]

It's pretty interesting seeing the metro systems in India as they didn't exist when I was in India twenty years ago!! I hope you enjoy India, it is my favourite country to backpack!! Try to visit the Tibetans in McLeod Ganj up in Himachal Pradesh and do the day hike to Triund! Very beautiful!! Happy Travels

[@dr.sachidulalchanda3134]

Incorrect fake information. First underground metro system was started in india in the year 1984 at Kolkata city. Later delhi city metro was launched in the year 2000. As of till date in 2024, india has 561 miles distance metro railway network spread across 17 cities in pan india and it is growing in number for future. I wonder which place you have travelled in our country 2 decade ago. 🤔

[@visible-xk9cq]

​@@dr.sachidulalchanda3134dont be hyper he just want to say its improve quality and no I think..

[@sengmanmarak-lk7jl]

Good interaction with common people , have nice visit to our country.

[@Xy-108k]

Appreciated for thumbnail from India!

[@jillleong9386]

Namaste Mumbai 🙏 A new city for your exploration and i'm really impressed with those colonial buildings around.Please be careful while traveling on the train Ken.Try not to popped yourself out too often,it's too dangerous.Enjoying your India series.💕🇲🇾

[@pranavingale6850]

Popping out of train door is the real thing! Or else no point in travelling through train

[@Yasin_Affandi]

I hope that you have had a good time and a pleasant stay in Mumbai, the city where I had worked and lived for 3 years, Dec 2008 to Dec 2011.

[@gc26699]

Hi Ken. Great to see your video of Mumbai. Further down Marine drive is Chowpathi beach.

[@makaranddabke1237]

Hey whenever you are in mumbai and travelling by tuk tuk or by taxi always ask to put the meter and don't directly ask for the cost as it will be more cheaper. Always welcome to India

[@ArunSingh-ub8xf]

The beauty of Mumbai is everyone is on rush but still ready to help ...I miss #MumbaiMeriJaan .

[@chaw294]

Hi and good evening, Ken and everyone here. Have a wonderful and glorious weekend, everybody 🙏

[@KenAbroad]

Have a good weekend 🙏

[@-doctor_ji]

@@KenAbroad Nobody's telling ken that he got scammed by the taxi driver by 200rs, the driver was supposed to use the meter on his taxi to calculate the fare, what a shame!

[@shubhransushekhar880]

Visit kailash temple, Elora caves. That is the real wonder of world. 👍👍

[@Ankit-d9f4u]

Yes

[@adiff99]

agreee

[@chandanplays76]

😊

[@aryanhassan4659]

Lingdooeeee

[@ViratKohli-wy2sk]

​@@aryanhassan4659chudlim

[@sasodekar]

4:50 meaning of local ticket is- Local train or suburban train ticket. Its named as Local train ticket.

[@may21enterpriseltd92]

Your videos are very interesting to watch. I enjoy it so much 😀

[@newtech5160]

Mumbai is the commercial capital of India with almost 30 million populated mega metropolitan city. And u can see lots of skyscrapers in every part of city except in old heritage part of the city. RBI means Reserve Bank of India, BSE means Bombay Stock Exchange. You engaged with lots of small vendors instead of visitings malls and restaurants.

[@dortdort]

And I don't know what "Polio" means.. Dude, Seriously!!!

[@cuckoonut1208]

Malls and restaurants are the same all over the world. It is just new to ur poor ass.

[@KartikKumar-hc5iz]

Places to eat at in Mumbai: *1. Elco Pani puri - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* - One of the best Pani puris in town. Very clean & hygienic. They use bottled mineral water to make these. So very safe to eat Pani Puris at this place. *2. Sardar Pav Bhaaji - (area - Tardeo in Mumbai)* - The best and the most buttery Paav Bhaaji on Planet Earth. *3. Bade Miyan - Late night place - is open till 3 am or so (area - near Taj hotel & the Gate way of India in Mumbai)* A late night place, patrons eat in their cars, but has a seating area as well. Famous for their wraps, Tikkas, Tandooris & barbecued stuff. *4. Leopold Cafe (area - Colaba causeway in Mumbai)* - Nice beer, barbecues, nice desserts. *5. Pancham Puriwala - (area - fort in Mumbai)* - 5 types of puris(bread), savory dishes & desserts. *6. Persian Darbar - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* Famous for their Raan Biryani. Delicious Mughlai cuisine. You'll love it. *7. Mahesh Lunch home - (area - Juhu Tara road in Mumbai)* Heaven for Sea food lovers. Very clean & hygienic and you can get the most iconic sea food dishes here. *8. Mini Punjab's Lake side - (area Powai in Mumbai)* Need to call and book a thaali(platter) in advance. Famous for its Dara Singh Thaali - available in both veg & non-veg versions. A must try. *9. Britannia & co. restaurant - (area - Ballard estate, Fort in Mumbai)* Famous for its Irani / Parsi cuisine. Awesome Desserts & Sodas. *10. Anand Stall - (Vile Parle west in Mumbai)* A fast food joint famous for its awesome Vada Paav, Sandwiches & Dosas. *11. Mohammed Ali road - (Area - CST - 6 pm onwards till late night)* The whole street is filled with street vendors who sell various non-vegetarian stuff and some vegetarian too. Plus, there are some really nice restaurants on the same street. Try the famous dessert that you get only on this street in a sweet shop. The dessert is called Aflatoon.

[@cuckoonut1208]

You must understand that not all have stomachs lined with Kevlar. These are not tourist safe. It takes time to adjust to a country's bacteria.

[@rexxbailey2764]

FLOP TRASH.😑😒👎

[@freemanrodrigues]

Sardar Pav Bhaaji - Over hyped Persian Darbar - Really very good. but you need to be at least 5-6 people to finish their Raan Biryani Manohar Bhavji at Girgaon

[@sofiadreamer]

Wow Mumbai!!! Been there 4x before..looks great now...local trains much improved, i think.. 😊

[@RahulKumar-ej4sv]

The Jersey price was below 400. Always remember Ken, the clothes that you buy in Indian streets are cheaper and of low quality. I like the vlog.😊 Could you please make it more longer videos like Dale Philip.

[@PrasanthGPanicker]

I bought a blazer from Fashion Street in Mumbai in 2002. Bargained hard. It's of good quality and as a matter of fact, I am sitting in my conservatory in UK wearing this and enjoying a drink on a chilly evening!

[@theekantham8328]

199-250THB in thailand 😂😂

[@Mrinformant9]

what i observed is 98% of place what he explored is very clean and neat , love from andhra guntur dt. always love towards maharastra

[@iiigraghu]

Excellent Presentation. Hearty Greetings from Hyderabad, India. Mumbai is an organised metropolitan city.

[@bidyutmanna3900]

In India every city have some modern developed area also some old and dirty areas.... So it is very interesting to see both the sides in one Country! ❤🎉

[@KKumar-gm5zo]

Hi Ken, u have visited 2 of the places where there was a terrorist attacks - CST, previously known as V T (Victoria Terminus) and the Gateway of India, the Taj Mahal Hotel was one other of their targets - The 2008 Mumbai attacks were a series of terrorist attacks that took place in November 2008, when 10 members of Lashkar-e-Taiba, a militant Islamist organisation from Pakistan, carried out 12 coordinated shooting and bombing attacks lasting four days across Mumbai

[@jyothathi9566]

He's right Ken, but that's a thing of the past so don't worry😀 Whole India including Mumbai is very safe now under the current government.

[@KKumar-gm5zo]

Hi Ken, I did not mean to alarm you, just high lighting the historical significance of the place. The is another place in the Colaba area which was targeted - Leopold Cafe. This cafe is just a few minutes walk from the Taj Mahal Hotel. Do visit this cafe, enjoy a cold beer and decent food.

[@nuo.not1033]

​@@jyothathi9566 The attack on Taj Mahal Hotel was caused by stupid Indian media and anti-terror police! Shame for India and India always forgets shame! So I see someone promoting this hotel. Do Indians have no memory?

[@mayapillai28]

@@nuo.not1033 did you forget ur medicines today???

[@nuo.not1033]

@@mayapillai28 You really need to look it up before you speak! Don't take others for fools!

[@venkateshdeshpande9185]

You should have cover CSMT station & Bombay municipal corporation buildings which are listed in UNESCO world heritage sites having great Indo-British architecture.

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

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[@JohneyLall]

​@@ocshaljufrian6109😂😂😂

[@posypoodle6034]

Aww, I loved Mumbai. Such cheerful happy people!

[@ankitkhare8526]

I being an Indian myself don’t understand the obsession of taking a picture with a foreign person !! I mean whats the point of taking selfies when you are not friends with that person or is not a famous personality. Wherever these foreigners visit in India, they are bombarded with requests to take photos… Can my fellow Indians help me understand this obsession??

[@RupsD319]

Exactly.why distrub foreigners and tourist for asking selfie

[@KiranJagtap-f3d]

Those people think whites are superior 😂 those people are still living in 90s

[@Fawwwwk]

That Fridge magnet Seller was looking quiet educated...But sadly unemployed💀

[@Cincinati-cu2gj]

May be he is doing it for the money to study 📖

[@jyothathi9566]

Bro had an iPhone 💀 Maybe running side errands on weekends to earn more

[@amiya51]

Why do we Indian are so obsessed with iphone it's just a phone I have latest iPhone and I don't think it's big deal any average income person can buy it atleast not the cheaper non pro models with 20-30K salary ​@@jyothathi9566

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

Unemployment level is high here Sadly educated and talented people are leaving due to reservation Hence who would create employement and do development to their own country then Govt needs to do things in favour of creme layer to hold them there.

[@THOMAS_SHELBY434]

@@jyothathi9566 welcome to mumbai!

[@fauziahrhamlie490]

ken selalu beruntung bertemu dengan orang baik yang selalu membantunya. such a positive vibe person 😍

[@chaw294]

Oh wow, another awesome and eye pleasing video, Ken. Thanks for showing and sharing with us your ride on that Mumbai's dangerous train 😄 (will be a memorable experience for you) that interesting tour around The Gateway of India, the cool walkabout and Mumbai ocean front. What a nice German jersey, a good choice !! Well, Ken, l too, agreed with you on the few comments you have said when comparing Dehli and Mumbai. Anyway, is there any luck for you with those lotteries? As always, good content and you captured this part of Mumbai beautifully. Great job, Ken. 👍💪👏

[@KenAbroad]

Always good to read your detailed comments, thanks 🙏

[@chaw294]

@@KenAbroad Happy to hear that 😀🫰 As always, you are most welcome, Ken.

[@rahuljadhavbalu]

Taxi charged you extra Usually it costs 50 to 60 Rupees from CST to Gate Way of India. And Germany jercy cost around 500 rupees. But Mumbai is way Helpful compared to delhi❤

[@ggreg2258]

I am constantly amazed at how you can figure out how to get where you want to go within a huge city---especially since I have been there!! When I was India many years ago, I stayed within walking distance of the Gate Of India. I remember taking a boat to the Elephant Island!!

[@zheshipeng]

Thanks so much for bringing the first hand information of India to us. I feel like traveling together with you. The video quality is super clear.

[@user-xy3jh9hp01j]

Has the kneecap healed yet?

[@kallolsamanta2695]

Video quality is very bad

[@ronydhallvlogs.7860]

Temperature in mumbai is lower than delhi but due to sea, the humidity makes you sweaty and suffocated

[@sanketbhosale-mv6xz]

Delhi is Dry heat... which is way better than Humid mumbai

[@soniacollicoat]

I can't believe you didn't visit the Taj Mahal Hotel. One of the most interesting and historic buildings in Mumbai, just opposite India Gate. Do visit if you can, I'm sure you would love it.

[@MayankThakur216]

It's Gateway of India. India Gate is in Delhi

[@ebevanlaere3761]

Ken the Germany football jersey you wanted to buy is a player version and there is a difference between a fans version and a player version so that is the reason why the shirt is so light.

[@Chimchi1]

I admire your spirit of adventure, willing to mingle among locals, talk to people easily, try local street food supporting their business and not being judgemental.

[@Rohit3242-j6e]

Hi Ken, the Germany Jersey price was not more than 500rs. You should hold on your price of 500-600 in this condition ,and do not trust in other vendors because they are all together. And one more, 10millions = 1 crore Btw nice content 👍

[@IndianTiger-0P]

watching this scam really depressed me

[@RELIENCE]

I get that ken had to pay more. But sometimes I feel its fair for tourist with premium exchange rates to not haggle or pay a bit of premium as long as its not astronomical. These t-shirst from roadside unlike a mall shop are bought by middle/lower strata of Indian society, people earning in Indian. currency. For Ken or folks who earn in Euro/USD/GBP, India is one of the cheapest destinations that is of global repute. Trust me when I say this as I am an Indian who has lived, worked and travelled extensively across Europe. The exchange rate is crazy good and hence each time I am in India, I make sure that I overpay to street vendors or hardworking people that I am buying service/goods from.

[@RupsD319]

When people try to scam foreigners, i feel bad. I wish I was there to help these foreigners 🥺

[@plunkett1209]

Bro got scammed by taxi and tshirt guy. You should have asked for meter to taxi guy it is hardly 50rs from cst to gateway of India and that german tshirt is not worth more than 250rs.

[@creativeprinceofficial8487]

Forner ko loot lete hai kuch log😅

[@cuckoonut1208]

This is India. Having an honest experience is impossible.

[@dr.subodhgadkar1058]

Great to see you in Mumbai Ken 👍🏼……. Dr subodh from Mumbai

[@kitturaghuvanshi3919]

Love from India ❤

[@roydengomes8660]

Willkommen in Mumbai, Ken!

[@kuku6116]

Mumbai has world's third largest number of billionaires.

[@SreetamPadheeOfficial]

and also largest slum

[@phenomsbk4766]

Which is not something to be proud of..this shows income disparity

[@yakubkhan-qw7be]

​@@SreetamPadheeOfficial100% ✅️ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 great reply 👍

[@SreetamPadheeOfficial]

@@yakubkhan-qw7be Mumbai now over took Beijing as billionaire capita l of Asia

[@yakubkhan-qw7be]

@@SreetamPadheeOfficial you know what you are saying? SURE???

[@RajPandit-l9c]

23:12 bro didn't even hesitate 😂😂

[@harshalmehta7689]

Ken keep up the good work! I like your honest videos and calming voice, that you bring in every video:)

[@KenAbroad]

thanks! :)

[@sachinkkedare9574]

I am from Mumbai and Mr. Thanks for this video. I completed my engineering from VJTI college in mumbai which is more than 100 years old engineering college started by british. If possible please visit next time and make 🎥 on it. Again thanks a lot ❤

[@NetraGuard]

13:00 , actually a TC(Ticket Checker ) stopped them , for checking their tickets , whether they have bought tickets , or they are travelling for free . Mostly on every station you`ll find such people, they mostly wear white clothes(their uniform) , they are ticket checkers . They randomly pick any person from the crowd , and ask them to show their ticket.

[@manis1852]

Mumbai is much more cosmopolitan than Delhi. Busier, richer, the financial capital of India. Livelier at night as well

[@TheGreatVivek7]

Mumbai is quite dirty though and has the biggest slum

[@keangwooichoo6138]

A bit cleaner for sure

[@Schrodingers_cat27]

i would say its also a lot safer and open minded tbh

[@rahuljha3457]

Don't make perception based on South Mumbai. 60% of city is garbage filled with filthy slums. A few kilometers from there you will start smelling poops and piss. 7 millions live there in slums and quality of housing is pathetic. Infrastructure is comparable to 3rd world countries with very narrow roads, just 1 lane to drive in most of the city. keep dreaming about cosmopolitan city....No wonder all high tech and new age companies are setting up shops in Gurgaon and Bangalore

[@akhandbharat5913]

Asia's slum capital.

[@dipayanshee9609]

I am your new subscriber❤....Love from KOLKATA,INDIA

[@KenAbroad]

Welcome to the channel 🙏

[@cuckoonut1208]

Calcutta.

[@ankanroy5131]

​@@cuckoonut1208It's not Calcutta anymore,that name changed way back in 2001....It's Kolkata now...

[@cuckoonut1208]

@@ankanroy5131 I like the old names better.

[@chakra7562]

Welcome to Mumbai 🙏 Polio is a old British European illness.. most of the Indian subcontinent is now free and safe from this sickness. Enjoy your time in Mumbai India 🇮🇳 ❤ 🙏

[@KayKapone1]

Hi brother I’m half Indian from the uk I’ve never been to India. But looking to go there next month. Do you recommend any injections or vaccines that I may need. So polio I’m ok with? Yellow fever malaria hepatitis A. I’m trying to search but I can’t seem to find any more information

[@chakra7562]

@KayKapone1 have a lovely time dear 🙏

[@DeadlyRusherYt]

As a Mumbaikar I would say u to explore Mumbai especially on Sunday

[@DailyMotivationalVideos.]

that guy made indians proud. kudos

[@Bloercon.Anurag_256]

Most of indians are fluent in English that's why India is the second most English speaking nation😊

[@王莽-r2l]

说明了为什么印度是被殖民国家

[@vishveshce5711]

That's not something on which Indians should feel proud

[@fischi3008]

Yes India is indeed world leading in illiteracy rate of 24%, that is a precious gold medal for you people!

[@ADITYASUJITTAWADE]

@@fischi3008 Wait literacy rate is 76% right?

[@fischi3008]

@@ADITYASUJITTAWADE and that is supposed to be very high?

[@ethanfernandes17]

That germany jersey should not cost more than 4 dollars, also there's a place called Star Bazzar which is convenince store under the TATA Group, in one of the lanes near marine drive, a good place where u could have taken respite from the heat and bought some refreshments and the beach is further up ahead. A great first impression looking forward to more. PS. dont't expect the rest of Mumbai too look like what u saw on saturday, especially not the suburbs . Bandra West which is closer to the airport maybe a place to check out similar vibes to South Mumbai's Colaba and Fort areas. And please don't get ripped off by Taxi drivers

[@Kamal_5_5]

1 crore is equivalent to 10 million Indian Rupees

[@siddharthpandit2043]

4:56 By local ticket, the guy meant to confirm whether you were going to buy a ticket for the local train, i.e. the Mumbai Local and not any express train or metro... There's nothing like a foreigner ticket...

[@SprenchTravels]

Very cool will soon see this place for myself

[@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

[@dr.sachidulalchanda3134]

Normally foreign tourists visit Mumbai city's some chaotic neighbourhood but very seldom explore tourists destinations in Mumbai. In case if yours time permits do try to these bucket 🪣 list destinations in Mumbai suburbs- dahanu ⛱️ beach, madh island, manori 🏝 island, Sanjay gandhi national park, sewri mangrove park, vasai fort, mahakali caves, kanheri caves, elephenta caves, global vipassana pagoda, sasoon dockyard, aarey colony, art deco buildings, Gilbert hill, Tulasi and virar lakes. 😊 😃

[@holdenmexico]

I love the guy helped you on the metro station! He was so kind, right? Well, actually all the people in India are kind.

[@Logicalromulan]

Not all. There are 1.4 billion ppl there. But for the most part ppl are nice there especially to foreigners

[@thetechnocrat4979]

Welcome to my city Ken. Hope you have a good time here. :D

[@bpshruthi2011]

He was confirming that if you need the CST Station ticket on Local Train = CST Local ☕ Polio = Poliomyelitis the almost eradicated disease in the world. The "Healthy Mumbai, Polio-Free Mumbai" hoardings you see around the city are part of an ongoing public health campaign to raise awareness about polio vaccination. Despite India officially being declared polio-free in 2014 by the World Health Organization (WHO), there is still a focus on maintaining this status through consistent awareness and vaccination drives. Mumbai, like other major cities, continues to promote the importance of polio vaccinations to ensure that the virus does not resurface.

[@SumeshPandey-ui6mu]

Ken bargain and just start moving. They will call you back. The T shirt which you bought isn't a good quality and myself as an Indian will pay 300 for it. Pretty reasonable😅.. 😅😅😅 be careful Ken.. Lots of love and welcome to India ❤.

[@longtaoyou2931]

I visited Mumbai in 2014. Nice to see that it got big changes. I also want to see Pune where I stayed for two months but guess you wouldn't visit this time.😊

[@海汪-l6g]

其实印度虽然没那么好，但也没那么差，总的来说算可以的了，比那些战乱贫穷的亚非拉国家好点。 几十年来没有太大的政治动荡或者内乱，能够保持一个基本的团结稳定，这点已经强过很多国家了，甚至比中国还强点。

[@paulverghese2132]

Hi Ken, A piece of advice while travelling in local train in Mumbai. Don't lean your head or body out because there are electric poles near the tracks. It may hit you. So be careful, don't lean out because you are too tall also. So safe journey & Take care & Mumbai is a friendly city. You will enjoy 😊

[@BBQjimmy]

🇮🇳India is the best country in the world

[@ARadhikari-c7n]

nice video. love from Bangladesh i love mumbai city.

[@Logicalromulan]

You are not welcome here. You got your country now stay there.

[@karthikkannan1713]

Change the thumbnail

[@krrahulgupta]

Ha Bhai ❤

[@BKB77780]

Why

[@dailydoseofgaming3593]

Why??

[@ashishvishwakarma0906]

What is the problem bro ?

[@aizen4851]

It's not a big deal bro Indian KZbinrs make way worse thumbnails. And there are millions of em.

[@mayamajumder6666]

Please visit South India. Visit once Cities like Bengalore and Hyderabad but must visit Specially ancient cities like Tanjor, Mysore, Hampi , Nellore and kanchipuram. Also visit Lakshadweep, Andaman and Nicobar Island and Goa. Must visit Darjeeling hill station, Gangtok, Guwahati and Cherapunji in North East India. Don't forget to visit Pune, Ahmedabad, Sambhaji Nagar (Aurangabad) and offcourse Mumbai. And even Sardar sarovar Dam which has world's Tallest statue in Gujarat (Must visit). India is very diverse and apart from Taj Mahal there are too many UNESCO World Heritage sites present in India. We will wait to see your visits on those places.

[@faisuar]

You forget mention Kerala.without kerala...................😮

[@mayamajumder6666]

@@faisuar Don't worry if he visits Lakshadweep he will board flight from Trivandrum.

[@jyothathi9566]

Arey bhai direct bol do ki pura desh ghum lo😂

[@mayamajumder6666]

@@jyothathi9566 Na Bhai woh nai bol sakta. Kuy ki Bahar k logo ko humare culture, Traditions aur Old monuments, Historical sites aur diverse landscape sa jyada Mumbai ka Dharavi , Delhi ka paharganj, Kolkata ka sealdah aur Agra k gandegi mai jyada interest hai. Ya log India ko 3rd world country mank ate hai aur dhund dhund k jo jagah tourist o k liye nai hai waha jate hai. Indians Inka desh pe jakar toh kabhi Hipsy aur raste pa rahe rahe logo ko nai dikhata . Par India k time pa biased kuy??? Isiliye time lekar unko ya sab suggest Kiya.

[@jyothathi9566]

@@mayamajumder6666 agreed👍

[@abhiramjoshi7607]

Very nice description of each city, pronouncing of each word clear and well versed with Indian words like namaste , dhanyawad.

[@sagarlande4512]

Enjoy your vacation bro

[@mokhomoses2822]

You come to India and if you don't come to North East India you will regret it the most... The culture the people the hospitality and the food will be totally different from the rest of the other side of India

[@MariaSingh-iv4sv]

1 crore is 100 lakh. 1 lakh is 100000 rs. You are at Colaba. Best area after Juhu. Do not miss the famous hotel Taj. At Colaba. Mumbai is very busy to. Colaba very touristic. Yet Delhi and Mumbai are great cities. I love both. Definitely Delhi is much more exhausting. You get everything in Delhi. You can get everything manufactured in Delhi. Mumbai is Bollywood, and stock market. Money money money. Expensive city. Greetings from Kolkata

[@sicilian-american]

12 us cents for a 9 stop train ride...unreal...in usa you cant get jack squat for 12 cents,you can barely get anything for $12 dollars

[@arzan123456]

U need to settle to Mumbai. Here mobile data is very cheap less than a dollar

[@CultureDrift]

Wow, Mumbai looks so vibrant and full of life! Loved your journey from the airport to the Gateway of India, especially your interactions with the locals. Did you find Mumbai’s pace different from Delhi’s?

[@vrajbrahmbhatt3581]

Hi man, your vlog was so fun to watch and a very warm welcome to Mumbai, I am a local here and would just want to give one tip, that in Mumbai you never ever ask a auto or a taxi driver how much, you should always ask the driver to go by meter, Mumbai has a official metre system in autos and taxis which is applicable pan Mumbai, if any auto or taxi driver in Mumbai ask you go to go with out meter than that's a crime and you can file a complaint against them, never travel without going by meter in future in Mumbai, lots of love!

[@KenAbroad]

🙏

[@Sandeep-zd6dq]

If you survive in Delhi then you can survive anywhere in India 😂

[@gagan325]

Sandeep take a hike cone here stay in slum of dharvi

[@gauravbhagat1744]

Jok of the day

[@akhandbharat5913]

True. 😄