Our SHOCKING experience in Delhi was NOT what we expected | India

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

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[@CYBORGOne]

Please try to stay in Delhi because in 26 Jan we have republic day so please try to go and see parade it's totally crazy and new experience for you 🇮🇳💖 lot's of 💖 from 🇮🇳

[@vinody]

Will you guys be coming to Chennai?

[@mustafaabohari3853]

To answer your question at the end regarding why everybody in India keep touching cheeks of your baby.....In short, its cultural thing that when you see a small baby or toddler, u show appreciation of his/her cuteness by touching his cheek. And the gesture of kissing own hand afterwards is like proxy for kissing. So they want to appreciate his cuteness and being small not by words but by action...This is very common thing among Indians. But I understand that for a foreigner this is very strange and weird. Hope this helps. And also Indian parents don't mind this gesture, or actually they like it but I think its little annoying for Indian children as well but it happens a lot so they get used to it.

[@deziking]

I think one simple question you should ask locals is what's the spot you like to chill at?

[@RachhpaulBedi]

When people touch the cheek, they are showing admiration for beauty.

[@replyno1]

The touching of Nye's cheek is an expression that can be compared to a flying kiss in the west. It is popular in North India not elsewhere. If you visit Delhi again please spare a day to visit Akshardham. You won't regret it.

[@childearth4039]

You have taken the trouble to learn how to greet and convey respect in Hindi I am sure the Indians you spoke to really appreciated it. Thankyou. Have a memorable trip.

[@amarns2984]

It's show of affection to touch someone's cheek. It's like a blessing to younger ones

[@arunkumaramarjeetmishra2350]

One of the best vlogger I'd came across specifically tourist. Just wondering why so less views on this nostalgic series which you guys had shooted!!! I'd enjoyed every single Second of this Vlog ❤️. Loads of love to you guys from Dubai specially to the little one 🥰🥰🥰💗💖❤️

[@harshidshah1]

you are such a lively couple always look into positive side of everything with a touch of humour

[@sayanmandal1289]

Hey guys tomorrow is Republic day of India 26 January, if you are still there Delhi you should check out the Parade it's very good to see lots of things you will see that you never been before.

[@Yashmalikop]

How wonderful that she understands what is Indian culture and respects that by saying what should be covered ❤️

[@karnicatribhuvan]

Hi... U should visit Tamilnadu and karnataka for ancient temples architecture culture and food

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

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[@batmangaming7207]

@@parttimetravellingfamily nice bargning in Hindi shopkeeper shock🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jits1]

Lawrence, you speak hindi like a pro!. You both are so amazing, how you accepted the reality of Delhi chaos!!! Perpetual chaos, i mean

[@yatharthmishra4189]

Haha......this pulling cheek and playing with the face usually people do in India. It could be with anyone but specially with children someone who is adorable, nice, good looking or someone whom you showing good regards to or someone whom you simply love. Sometimes it happens with adults also, as if with their spouse or their mother is showing love to their children. It's simply a gesture of ' you're soo adorable' specially with kids. And your kid is too good for someone to resist 😍🥰

[@Kennyg62464]

Wonderful family and enjoyed traveling. all the best guys …. Have fun 👍

[@its-life-a-unique-story]

Felt very very happy watching your experiences in Delhi

[@AbhikSensational]

Finally, somebody coming to Khan Market too! Its the most elegant of markets here

[@pontingIndia]

Their were plenty of places still remaining in Delhi like, Lotus temple, Akshardham Temple, Humayun Tomb, Lodhi Garden, Qutub Minar etc.

[@YatriMN]

Your all vlogs really fantastic. .. Wish you and your family a Happy Republic Day🇮🇳

[@mangoking787]

Lawrence when you are walking around in India. One bit of advice, get Eleise and Nyh in front of you, and please becareful of your wallet. One day when I was there. I used to travel by first class. The inspector was checking the tickets, and a couple of the guys their wallets were picked. Accidently the guy in front of me happened to turn around, when he felt something hitting his leg. This guy was dressed well. He had a pocket from his waist right down to his ankles. One of the guys touched his trousers at the bottom and found 3 wallets. They stripped him completely and threw him out of a fast train. Luckily he survived.

[@rambabusripathi345]

Pretty couple ,cute kid, All the best guys ....

[@tarunbaliyan8585]

How many people agree shopkeeper scam him 2000 for that .. Outfit actually Lawrence was pretty right at guessing the price it should cost u around 400 or something

[@nomadaarya]

Shopkeeper has read history that's why he looted, Tut for tat🤣🤣 just kidding

[@aishwaryasaxena28]

@@nomadaarya 🤣 inspired from hera pheri 🤣 sara maal ek din me udhr se idhar 😜

[@__deadpool3178]

@@aishwaryasaxena28ek hi baari me paise double....

[@gladiator9802]

Ye shopkeepers foreigners ki hi nahi indians ko bhi choona lagaate hai ,tabhi to aaj majority of people online e commerce platform se buy karna prefer karte hai . Chahe shopkeepers ho ya autowala ye sochte hai esko loot lenge to din ban jayega enki aisi soch ke baad aam aadmi jo enko support karna bhi chahta tha wo ense dur hi bhaagta hai . Aaj OLA,Uber esliye succes ho payi kyunki auto walo ne manmaani ki ab ye rote hai badi cities me aur koi enhe prefer nahi karta.

[@tarunbaliyan8585]

@@gladiator9802 not even a single statement of ur comment is false man totally agree with u..

[@aprilelsy3308]

Linen would be best. Loving the videos. Travel safe and be happy 😊 x

[@tubepeeper]

Good choice! They gave you well-fitting cotton and beautiful dresses.. When they say, "your size", they mean it 'cos they are very good at measuring up the size by just looking at the customer.

[@Bangaliyana2024]

It's a collage of snippets of all the previous uploaded videos, I think. They look familiar, like I previously seen them, it seems.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

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[@onlyindian5324]

45:00 i really love that background music by indian instruments sitar and tabla

[@sanjaykundu5023]

You are enjoying too in India with your family & spend more valuable time.. India is a very spiritual country. Has So many different places like mountains,valley, tea & coffee garden, seas & ocean, jungle, hills, lake, snow, rain forests, desert,rivers, iland & hot springs animals , temple, mosque , church, gurudwara , pagoda, monk & Manson & skyscraper building s. People always gives their love by heart to guest who are come through the rest of world. So many historical & spiritual beauty sides in everywhere. So many people of Indians are very helpful & aged people share their love & blessings to every childrens. All kinds of nice foods, fruits, salads, seeds, organic foods, dishes, sweets & drinks are available on Street as a street foods & local dishes. And in the different budget hotels. Cost may very place to place.this is the incredible india. Jai Hind.

[@meeradevi7486]

From Bihar patna India 🇮🇳. 🇮🇳 so cute family 👪 God bless you family 👪 🙏 ❤️

[@satishimca]

Holding cheeks like that is a way of showing affection esp to young kids. Something ouke saying …. Shhooo cuteeee 😄

[@terrancephilben8396]

We also love you and your beautiful family, Have a wonderful time.

[@belsiehome7560]

visit Tamilnadu- Chennai, Madurai, Coimbatore, Tirunelveli, kannyakumari

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

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[@deziking]

They should really implement the policy of no horn at certain times kinda like in nyc. You blast that at night someone going to yell at you. Even through video that is LOUD.

[@BabluSingh-bh8wq]

👍 Like from Delhi (India)

[@edwardrobinson508]

Your son s so adorable. Why wouldn't they touch his cheek. That's how we adore the kids. If it was me i would squeeze his cheeks. Guys please try going to Manali and Assam

[@intelligentgandhi]

Delhi is upcoming mega city which is already a mega city in terms of number of people which makes it 3rd largest urban region currently which is poised to be worlds largest urban centre in next 7 years. London is too small for delhi to compare. For your question, delhi has got lot to catch up to make living better for people in such a big urban centre but london is also not any better.

[@k_raam]

There is lots of historical and scenery places in our india if you want to see greenery go notheast or Kerala , for wildlife Gujarat , Madhya Pradesh , for spiritual Uttar Pradesh , for historical forts and desert rajasthan , for partying goa , for historical cities and architectural temples and monuments and longest beach South India, for hill station himachal , j&k , finally for food all over India , so enjoy the journey and be happy

[@nreworld]

Enjoy Travel With Smile . Must Visit Amritsar and manali city north India ...

[@gopikadd8]

Oh my god you look gorgeous in those colors n outfits....wooow... Suits yu very much... Th scarf....ooooh lovely choice ...all colors...wooow yu both have fantastic choice

[@dipali112]

@54.11 , That are red one is chilli 🌶 power , yellow turmeric power and rest is some kind of snacks which can fry in oil after that you can eat

[@jeanettearjune3347]

Hi laurence Its jeanette .I will be coming to India next year bye jeanette A.enjoy your stay

[@anizares1]

Buy small sling to carry essentials . (Put on front not back . )Leave huge backpack in hotel for safety.

[@bipin.greatvideo.theporklo3827]

Great video elese and Lawrence I am anew subscriber great job guys

[@vanessaM8481]

Hi - thank you for the amazing videos of India. I’m going next month with my friend. What camera type do you use to record video?

[@GauravPawar-k6e]

Love you guys from India ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@HarshitChandel-i8m]

If you are not expert ( like our moms and grandmas😅) you can not tell if it's cotton or not. But believe me if someone in india says it's cotton(even a scamer) then it's atleast gonna be a blend of cotton if not pure cotton. Because cotton is very common here......... And if you ask me the identification, cotton clothes are high y breathable thin and soft to touch(though may feel a little scratchy to touch with fingers but the are soft to skin)

[@mukul0425]

Hope you will visit the Northeast part of India too, the part always least explored 🙂

[@mayank8784]

I am from western Central part of India. I went to northeast in 2018. Guwahati to tezpur in assam, bhalukpong bombdilla tawang an arunachal. It was amazingly beautiful. I still crave to visit whole northeast.

[@redblazer29]

Would advise you to go to Select City Walk mall. One of the biggest malls in all of Asia. It's in Saket, New Delhi. Also would advice you to high end restuarants in CP

[@ramrawat384]

Touching kids cheek is common in India....just to show them love and blessing...same as parents to with there kids

[@naveenkakkar3432]

Nice dresses 👍👍👍

[@sinsofindia3365]

superb family ❤️

[@utkarshsharma9614]

Lovely outfits you bought esp the blue overall for the lady, hare krishna kurta for the blue eyed baby and slightly girlish top for the big burly man

[@YatriMN]

I request you to visit the Enchanting North East India ( Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Tripura and Nagaland).

[@its-life-a-unique-story]

That is poURING LIVE AND BLESSINGS

[@arps003]

one place you want to go in delhi is Hauz khas village.

[@Adv_raj_esh]

I noticed in your videos, you speak Hindi very frequently, that's nice

[@bluestraveler2980]

"aur bahi sab" is kind of a taunt leave that for bald and bankrupt types. say "ram ram ji, kasie hey".

[@qwertyuiopasdfghjkl1893]

Love from India

[@abhishekdobriyal9220]

Come to uttarakhand : a northern himalayan state of india also called the land of lords .......most number of hindu temples ...you will love it.

[@umarkazmi5144]

Please go to ambawatta 1 in mehrauli area in Delhi. You will have a different experience. And visit some stores there.

[@Imthesaviour]

Hello bhaisab to everyone😂…Eleise expression was outstanding

[@talvindersingh9521]

As a Delhiite living in London, there is no comparison. I only visit India to see my family.

[@anizares1]

I would have no interest in visiting London.

[@eeshusinghthakur8271]

All the best 👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@CreoleQ393]

They are taking photos of y'all because y'all are pretty

[@KrishBB]

Hi guys , have you ever tried masala papad?) ITS SPICY AND DELICIOUS 😋

[@valleydecore]

I Recommend U Visit Majnu Ka Tilla & Signature Bridge It's Really Good Place of Delhi Famous For Tibetan Market Then Amazing Cafa Foods It's U See Gorges View And There A Monestry Market it's a Shopping Place 😎

[@RachhpaulBedi]

Laurance, you have Indian blood in you, and that is why you love and like India. Do research, and you will find out that I am more than 100 per cent correct. India is really the wrong name. It is called Bharat. It is a country full of kind and hospitable people; and that is why it is called " incredible".

[@rruhgg3]

Verry nice video 👍👍

[@anilsood1688]

Outstanding 👍

[@jeanettearjune3347]

Hi I will be coming to india soon bye enjoy your stay

[@cosmic_963]

It's like a cosmic chaos here in India 😅🤣🙏

[@kaviwardhman]

21:40 savage bargaining 🤣🤣🤣🤣 from 2000 to 200

[@vandanadasi4925]

Radhe Radhe Come to visit Vrindavan, have some real spiritual experience, is only 3 hours far from Delhi

[@jkamoro6102]

in which country did you recommend that people HEADSHAKERS....

[@mickyandguitar]

She has such beautiful eyes!

[@YouTubesFinest9315]

Is this video a reupload? I've seen this same full video few weeks ago.

[@Kakashi711]

and if you want to buy good jutti and indian footwear for ladies go to rajori garden market you will love that market

[@bipin.greatvideo.theporklo3827]

The thing is old Delhi you only go there once . I am Indian live in London when I go into India I never go to old Delhi you need another holiday to get over it

[@inspirationalgoosebumps6006]

Nice trip 🔥💪🔥💪

[@sunni.raza.wale.]

Hi ♂ you look good in white one suit. White suit belongs to my city Lucknow because the hand embroidery called chikan work & you wore chikan kurta. Have you been in Lucknow yet or not?

[@Polestar828]

Those coloured powders are called kumkum and turmeric, it is applied on forehead by mostly all women and some men, It's also given in temples and applied to seal our spritual experience.

[@sujoyghosh5220]

This is love❤ and 🥰....

[@manoshifashionlifestyle1970]

You should burgain at Janpath market. Btw, your baby is soo cute

[@atulmundaware3298]

when was this actully done, this seems first day

[@kumarvanka7454]

Love from Norway 🙂

[@shubam6465]

Its jus a hygienic way of kissing ... When they find someone (baby) cute but at they same time they don’t want to kiss directly on cheek so they jus use the hand..

[@DArtagnan853]

There is science behind a lot of things strange to you guys. A child's skin is very fragile and sensitive. An adult's lips can carry germs hence it's a symbolic kiss on the cheek.

[@CreoleQ393]

Right, I felt bad for him because no telling how many germy hands touch this child skin

[@eshu660]

Come to lucknow

[@krishnaveniramnetha9243]

Come visit Hyderabad, wen you visit South india

[@digantshetty06]

Ay are y'all gonna visit Mumbai? It's a cool place so visit it , and cool fam tho

[@ranagaming8440]

I love ur videos and your baby is so cute 🥰🥰

[@prashantsharma-pi4bz]

Idk why didn't you travelled to shimla....you left the mountaineous region of india to travel

[@MsSmj18]

Bhaisaab. :)

[@indrakumarsuman1268]

Be sure about the price before purchasing any thing. Whether he is charging you more or not.. alway try atleast 2-3 shops and then purchase what you want. Always pay less then half of the price while purchasing stuffs.

[@haothanglen5613]

Come visit northeast india it's dmm nicee

[@mustafaabohari3853]

To answer your question at the end regarding why everybody in India keep touching cheeks of your baby.....In short, its cultural thing that when you see a small baby or toddler, u show appreciation of his/her cuteness by touching his cheek. And the gesture of kissing own hand afterwards is like proxy for kissing. So they want to appreciate his cuteness and being small not by words but by action...This is very common thing among Indians. But I understand that for a foreigner this is very strange and weird. Hope this helps. And also Indian parents don't mind this gesture, or actually they like it but I think its little annoying for Indian children as well but it happens a lot so they get used to it.

[@roshenphilip7554]

Good..not everyone likes the crowded market, there are places like khàn market for everyone and the prices are accurate in such places, I've been in iñdia 10 years i don't really bargain still get cheap stuff, there are loads of options, so it's all a choice, funny part is a lot of foreigners get surprised when something is not what they expected because they have seen images or the media who knows, but just a healthy reminder, it's not necessary that you really need to bargain in India , it's a choice, yes i just said that, if you want to pay more at fancy store you can, so in a way it allows you to live both the world's, in general basic food is quite cheap if you cook at home...

[@replyno1]

Akshardham is The BEST Place to visit in Delhi

[@JTS333]

Make sure to buy extra size for baby Cotten always shrinks

[@mrameyaap]

Definitely you remind me of bald and bankrupt 😂"aur bhaisaab"

[@Mojo-vu4hr]

u should've gone to Fab India or CWC for BEST COTTON Clothes

[@Sorikent]

It feels good if you visit such a big and busy city for tourism. But if it becomes work place, half of my life's zest would end there. 😂😂😂

[@mangoking787]

Eleise why are you shaking your head when you talk, haha.