RAW TRAVELING IN THE HIMALAYAS OF INDIA

An intense day of spontaneous traveling in the Himalayas of Uttarakhand state, India. After several days of exploring without being able to see the mountains I decided to head for Chopta and the Tungnath trek to see if I might get lucky and finally get some good mountain views.
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"By the Trainyard" by Tigerblood Jewel
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"Coins" by Mild Tempers
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"You Gotta Save Me" by Johan Glossner
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Thanks a lot for watching and safe journeys!

[@Durga695]

I love these smaller Indian towns, there is a bustle but not too crowded and so clean. It's an amazing journey Gabriel is showing us, even without the peaks of the Himalayas yet. All good things in good time. Jai!!

[@gogadev]

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[@devinens2385]

Thank you Gabriel for these amazing videos from Himalayas, they bring me back 7 years when I visited those places. Makes me want to do it all again, just like you did. Greetings from Serbia and stay safe!

[@tkamm]

Love your work, Gabriel! Thank you for sharing your experiences with the world. Of all the travel KZbinrs out there you have a way of keeping it so simple that it allows us to feel like we’re right there next to you. You blend in to your surroundings and I’m sure the locals truly appreciate that respect you give them.

[@mpoliva9559]

I'm enjoying this series of 'random' travelling in India more than I expected, especially since I'm watching a few episodes in a row like a road movie... Great to see some lesser known (or totally unknown) places too!

[@2ChukBuk]

I'm definitely getting the northern Indian vibe with these small towns. Always looking forward to a new vid on this India trek. Great stuff!

[@stevenponte6655]

I have been really impressed at how nice some of the rooms have been in these smaller towns. Look really clean and nice, and cheap.

[@jasonpetersharpe]

India 🇮🇳 is a kaleidoscope of natural wonder.

[@sakshibhavayogastudio1213]

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[@YolandaKomoll]

Love your videos of India, I couldn’t click to watch fast enough 🤣

[@lunachakraborty6211]

Awesome cinematography and background music.

[@ropersix]

Really liking these videos from India. They almost feel "old school," or getting back to the basics of just traveling around, finding taxis, riding buses, etc, with less emphasis on major sights. But maybe that's because it's been awhile since I've watched many travel videos due to COVID putting a damper on things.

[@dougcarpenter8251]

I totally dig the drive sequences set to music. Great views and nice tunes. Keep up the awesome work.

[@dipakrajputt]

This place is heaven bro, trust me if you go to the Chandrashila top.. it was there last year, since I'm from Delhi so I knew how to make it in the min possible cost. I paid 400rs bus ride from Rishikesh to Ukhimath and then another 1000rs for 4 of us guys from Ukhimath to Chopta ride by taxi and 700rs for the same bed.. Actually it's not exposed place so do not expect it to be very clean and comfortable. The room be will be very basic, I came in Feb so everything was snow covered. Where you are standing, the main entrance gate, the balcony, roof top everything was snow covered.. appreciate you bro.. you will definitely enjoy it..

[@Matij1004]

It seems you had to sweat it all out and wait until the next day to get a well deserved gift. I guess it's all part of the adventure - that nice view I saw on IG must have tasted sweeter after all you had to endure to get there 😁

[@davidmoore5822]

Looking forward to seeing that Shiva Temple. 5000 years old! And thoroughly enjoying your trip.

[@deadairconversion]

Gabe- as usual, you're music selections are epic. Safe travels bro

[@ayanchatterjee9314]

You are really a genius vlogger Mr. Gabriel. You covered not only the famous roads, temples etc but narrow lanes, simple restaurants, roadside markets.... I love to watch your videos. God bless you. 🙏 🙏

[@veerrajutv1642]

You are a real Indian. You are showing us all these beautiful places, which are not possible to see for the majority of Indians. May God bless you.

[@lencrites7044]

The people you come across seem so happy to meet you. Their smiles are infectious.