Return to India! My First Day in Bangalore (Bengaluru) 🇮🇳

On my third visit to India, I'm starting my trip in Bangalore (Bengaluru), getting a taste for the south of the country. I share my first day in this huge city, trying Dosa at MTR, venturing to an incredible flower market, all before heading to Cubbon Park and a well-known food street at night.
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I'm Jason, a full-time British Travel Vlogger and KZbinr who's been to 60 countries. I've been travelling around the world full-time since 2017.
I have travel series' from many of the world's best (and least) known destinations. I filmed the first vlogs on my channel in the summer of 2016 after spending a year living in China. A proper solo trip around Eastern Europe followed after graduating from University in the summer of 2017, taking me to Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Kosovo. This marked the start of my efforts to turn vlogging into a full-time job.
After that European trip I explored much of Asia: visiting India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Pakistan, the Philippines, South Korea and Kazakhstan.
I have also travelled to North Africa and the Middle East fairly extensively over the last five years, filming videos in Turkey, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel and Palestine.
I've travelled to North America just once as a KZbinr, visiting Mexico in 2021. Though I have been to both the USA and Canada, this was as a child on family holidays.
In 2022, I took my first trip to Sub Saharan Africa, visiting Kenya and Tanzania, before heading to the Middle East, stopping in Dubai and Lebanon. Europe followed, covering both the Greek and Turkish sides of Cyprus, and afterwards going back to Italy for the second time to cover Milan and Sicily. I then visited the Caribbean for the first time, covering the Dominican Republic, before heading to both Brussels and Amsterdam, then covering Taiwan and the Philippines in Asia. I finished off the year with a trip around Morocco.
I started my travels in 2023 by finally visiting Paris, taking the Eurostar from London. I then headed over to Qatar for a few days, before heading to the south of India.
#bangalore #bengaluru #india

[@TwoMadExplorers]

We just got to Bangalore today too! awesome!

[@JoshConGoo-fn1yz]

1:06 🎉🎉🎉

[@user-rl8hf8kt1r]

Hi from Algeria.....i think India is a nice place with rich culture and nice ppl to visit.....its like being in melti countries.....stay safe Jason 😁

[@user-rl8hf8kt1r]

@@crazyprogrammer2447 about what man

[@nadimmahmud899]

Hey come here Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@user-rl8hf8kt1r]

@@nadimmahmud899 thanks محمود Maybe i will one day

[@dannowestiedanflarty6990]

​@@user-rl8hf8kt1r you're right it looks like a nice place with rich culture, don't listen to this other crazy guy in the comments

[@himangsaxena8218]

Don't come. Here

[@manyaganapathy5671]

It's so lovely to see you exploring Bangalore! I've lived here my whole life- so this may be a biased opinion, but the city has so much to offer in terms of history, food, culture and more. If you're still in the city, or for whoever's reading this comment, i recommend visiting Malleshwaram [north bangalore]. The neighbourhood has amazing temples- some over 2000 years old! There are a couple books online about the history of Malleshwaram, and Bangalore in general, so i would highly recommend checking those out. Safe travels! looking forward to seeing more of your adventures:)

[@DogPlaygroupStories]

I was in Bangalore in 2004, also in Mysore to see more historical sites. What a wonderful place!

[@mradventurer8104]

I have been several times to India but never to Bangelore. Looks busy but much relaxter and cleaner then some place up north. Worth a visit imo .

[@Taiwan698]

I am Indian🇮🇳welcome to beautiful India, India is definitely one of the greatest developed countries in the world.

[@sanwalaramgarg4399]

शानदार

[@pjkslc]

Jason! Bengaluru traffic reminds me of years ago when I was in Ho Chi Min City, attempting to cross the street, having a panic attack 😮 Watching you undaunted, I’m starting to think maybe I’m done! Perhaps traveling like you are is over for me forever and is for the young! I get a vicarious thrill out of watching you brave it all and roll with it smiling. Good for you. Be safe. Be well. ❤

[@danielvalenzuela9764]

This was a great video Jason you did a great job in letting us know how the real traditional India is. The flower mkt. Really beautiful. Thank so much and great to see you back in India. Peace to you

[@101akar]

this is the main city market which has been in place since 1928 ,built by the erstwhile Maharaja and named after him- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K._R._Marketone of the busiest places in Bangalore

[@tihk89]

I just visited in Bengaluru few weeks ago and also continued to Mysuru from there (and then to Ooty to take the Nilgiri Mountain Railway). This video made me miss Bengaluru so much! Loved the city and the vibes there!

[@JasonBillamTravel]

I liked the vibe - the south has a different feeling

[@TheAshoku]

One thing i would like to say is that you should ask the autorickshaw drivers to flag down the fare meters and pay as per the meter, wherever possible to do so, instead of paying whatever fare is mentioned by the driver.

[@HasanUnknown]

Islam is not 1400+ years old, Islam is the Oldest and First Religion, Islam means "Submitting our Will to God" Islam is their since First human (Prophet Adam) And Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is Not the Founder of Islam, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was just a Last Prophet Of Islam ! --------------------- “God is One and Only without second.” [Chandogya Upanishad 6:2:1] “He is Allah the One and Only.” [Quran 112:1] --------------------- “There is only One God, not the second” [Brahma Sutra] “There is only One Allah” [Quran 16:51] --------------------- “There is no image of Him.” [Yajurveda 32:3] “There is nothing like Him.” [Quran 42:11] --------------------- “There Is No Likeness Of Him” [Svetasvatara Upanishad 4:19] “And there is none Like unto Him.” [Quran 112:4] --------------------- “of Him there are no Parents" [Svetasvatara Upanishad 6:9] “He does not Beget nor is He Begotten.” [Quran 112:3] --------------------- “His form is not visible, the eyes cannot see Him.” [Svetasvatara Upanishad 4:20] “No vision can see Him, but He see’s all vision.” [Quran 6:103] --------------------- *[Reminder]* *Dear Hindus,* *You should worship only One God (Allah) and you must Stop doing Idol worshipping !*

[@KC-in9px]

​@@HasanUnknown It's funny to me that you quoted Hindu texts but then told Hindus to ignore their religious beliefs. Islam began when the Prophet Mohammed started teaching it. Before that it was the Abrahamic religion called Judaism. Christianity predated Mohammed and Jesus bridged the gap between Judaism and Islam. Yes I tend to agree that there is only one God but he is known by many names, Shiva, Yahwey, Jehovah, Allah, .....etc. It's all the same thing. If the people of God were harmonious as opposed to being divisive and exclusionary we'd be living in heaven on earth.

[@toddburgess5056]

​@@HasanUnknown why cant people choose which religion they believe?

[@RMetsy]

Welcome to India from a British Indian. I remember watching your first videos from Kenya. Where my mum's from. Have a great time mate

[@RMetsy]

Make sure you go to Gujarat

[@claudialeiva9777]

I love your videos, India is a beautiful place with a rich culture. Thank you for showing those of us that beautiful country is so far away.

[@humanbeing3337]

Thank you for asking about the audio quality. I vote for the external mic. It is very muffled with the GoPro one way mic. Thanks for taking us to India. I work and live around many people from India and love seeing their homeland.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Got it!

[@ladydenise55]

We follow you closely, and have for quite a while For my husband who is hard of hearing, when you turn the camera to front view he can't understand you at all. Don't like this swapping of volumes. Hope you can sort it out.

[@anupamdas1811]

The essence of this beautiful flower market, Karnataka felt so authentic. Great video.

[@atheist-peace]

Good to see you again!!! Btw the microphone is not as good when filming ahead but it's fine. Thank you for sharing your amazing adventures! Big hug from Montréal Canada! 🤗🙋

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks for letting me know - I’ll look to upgrade it when I can

[@takuan650]

For me personally India was always the best Country to come home from.

[@missmia5468]

Fantastic. Very interesting city. Would like to visit one day. Thanks Jason for taking us on the trip with you virtually

[@patriciafuchs5970]

Traffic seems very loud and dense! Very interesting regarding name changes and how it’s harder than it sounds. Old habits die hard. That dosa looks good, the coffee…. WOW. Love the music as you rode to the market. That market is amazing! I have never seen the like or flowers sold without stems! So many people. The noise level is so much easier on the ears. I am enjoying the decreased background noise. I can hear you fine. Lovely park, incredibly busy city! Indian street food looks wonderful! Thank you!

[@ajaymuj]

You came directly to bengaluru. I am from bengaluru. Following you 👍 all the best for your travels bro. But summer has started and will continue for next 3 months. so take care. Cheers 🍻

[@abdurrahmantazin531]

Hi Jason, I'm a huge fan of yours. I am originally a Bangladeshi but live in Kuwait, I have been watching your videos since before covid (watching your videos for about four or five years) and I like your videos very much. My dream is to travel the world like you, let's start this journey in the next one to one and a half years and yes, I will be very happy if I meet you sometime in my life. Blessings and love to you Jason.

[@lalatmisra7654]

I am from East India from BHUBANESWAR and have stayed in BENGALURU (BANGALORE) while studying my Hotel Management and Tourism in 1998 till 2005. I have even worked there. I really love this beautiful city. Its climate, its food is just superb and its culture, its mind blowing !!!!!!! I really miss Bangalore a lot.

[@maggiemondo7459]

This looks exciting, Jason. Am planning a holiday to India myself so looking for some tips on how to stay safe, especially food wise. Don't want any tummy trouble! Can you make some accommodation recommendations too please.

[@ajaymuj]

Male or female? For food any good restaurants are best. No worries with it. But see to it that India is not specifically dependent on tourism. Only goa, kerala and rajasthan are hard core tourist places. So when it comes to street food just see to it that if the place is relatively hygienic and there are some descent college going boys and girls eating out there then go for it else skip it. Lot of street foods are specifically for people working outside day in out and indian people have hard stomachs that have got used to such foods and can easily digest it. Its not for foreigners. Just take care of this. That's it. You can any time take tips from college kids, no one else will guide you better than them when it comes to street food.

[@matgranger5061]

Hello, Indian here!! Please, do not go to Delhi. Go to places like Kerala, Goa, Puducherry, Lakshadweep, etc. Avoid street food and eat from small hotels/restaurants.

[@arjunraj823]

Visit Kerala❤️

[@AliceGoss]

I use a GoPro with a media mod, and I had bad audio when the camera was turned around. Hence, I don't talk when the camera is turned around. India vlogs brilliant. Just love India, could watch them all day.

[@anamariavarela1645]

Glad to see you exploring India again. It is also my favorite country, i have visited twice and hopefully I will visit the South. Regards from Spain!

[@sandeeps-ef2cx]

Welcome to Namma Bengaluru, I would also suggest you to cover Mysore(after bangalore )which is cultural city in Karnataka Later other parts of India as well 🇮🇳

[@SS_Nationalist]

Bengaluru is good clean , respect from Maharashtra state 👍🇮🇳

[@toddburgess5056]

I would love to visit this part of India, it would be a dream!

[@toddburgess5056]

Awesome video, I've always been intrigued by Bangalore, India (Now Bangaluru) I'm from the United States and went to college with a guy from Bangalore and never really understood what sort of area he came from. This was a big eye opener and looks like a place i would really enjoy to explore. Im from a very small town in the state of Maine near Canada, so this is completely out of the ordinary for me and quite exotic. Id like to visit here more than a tourist area. 10+ million wow. Someone please sponser me a trip here, ill get my passport renewed! Please!

[@SaloestAeslinaydu]

Stay at home yanki panhandler😁

[@alokm1233318]

Its not exotic by any sense, its a modern city with all first world amenities.

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

Welcome to Garden City and Silicon Valley of India-Bengaluru City. Here are some recommended places to explore in this city: Bannerghatta National Park, Bangalore Palace, St. Mary's Basilica, ISKCON Temple, Ulsoor Lake, Government Museum, Sankey Tank, Innovative Film City, Lalbagh Gardens, Lumbini Gardens, Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum.

[@tyson7376]

Welcome back Jason watched your Indian vlogs 6 years ago..great to see you back again in India ❤🧡

[@CultureDrift]

Your South Indian breakfast looks incredible! The dosa and filter coffee seem like such a treat. Have you tried any other local specialties while you’ve been there?

[@toohappytobehomesick]

I have spent mostly one month in Bengaluru last May, I found it has a great atmosphere and a fantastic weather compared to other very hot cities in summer

[@toddburgess5056]

Looks like a great time. I looked around on Google earth, the place is massive.

[@toddburgess5056]

Did you travel a lot within the city during your stay?

[@sn59826]

Great video, almost like a documentary on Bengaluru!

[@Kalki0025]

Explore these destinations in India 1.Ladakh 2.Andaman and Nicobar 3.Arunachal Pradesh,Tawang 4.Shillong 5.kerala 6.Sikkim 7.Shillong 8.Rishikesh 9.Udaipur 10.Lakshadweep 11.Jaipur 12.Hampi 13.Khajuraho 14.Kaziranga National Park, Assam 15.Cherrapunji 16.Srinagar 17.Goa 18.Coorg 19.Ooty 20.Chikmagalur 21.Amritsar 22.McLeod Ganj 23.Rann of Kutch 24.Ziro Valley 25.Dzüko Valley 26.Manali 27.Chikhaldara 28.Gurez Valley 29.Loktak Lake, Manipur 30.Ajanta and Ellora Caves 31.Badami Caves 32.Mawlynnong 33.Mizoram 34.Devprayag 35.spiti valley

[@toddburgess5056]

How can i visit all of those places?

[@webabhi]

I have lived in Bangalore for 12 years, never occurred to me that KR Market was a tourist destination. I felt Johnson Market and Russel Market more convenient to shop in as KR Market was far off and more crowded.

[@toddburgess5056]

Where did you move from?

[@webabhi]

@@toddburgess5056 I moved from Chennai but before that I lived in North India.

[@alokm1233318]

Exactly. I have lived in Bangalore for 12 years and never been to this wholesale flower market. KZbinrs don't research well and goto random places.

[@webabhi]

@@alokm1233318 There is a subset of foreigners who love to see following places in India and Nepal 1) Cheap Hotels 2) Street Food 3) Street Markets 4) Local Transport This is considered as the best way to experience the real India and real Nepal. The first set of people who travelled India and Nepal like that was hippies in 1970s. Even though now tourism to India has changed and there are a lot of business travellers and luxury travellers in India. Even tourism in Nepal has changed and there are a lot of middle class Indians who like Pokhara but to experience the real India and real Nepal one must go like 1970s hippie.

[@alokm1233318]

@@webabhi well said

[@thekajalflaneur]

Bangalore is my El Dorado. I wrote several records set there haha 🙈 but I've never been... This is great to see. 💖

[@clintlee1497]

It's wonderful for being in Bangalore, really we much excited.

[@KantikaKatti-gc1yo]

Thx u for this video. My friend invited me to go there and probably I will be there soon after I see this video 😊

[@nondajeevi5036]

Its' interesting to see a Brit start his South Indian journey from Karnataka. Usually for Brits South India = Tamilnadu. Although I agree Karnataka has much in common with Tamilnadu and Andhra, its history & culture is not exactly the same. All the TV documentaries, articles and history books by British authors that I've seen or read when they cover South India are Tamilnadu focussed. This has impacted even Indian history books & textbooks. Within India, there is even a term 'Madarasi' that is collectively used for South Indians (everyone is from Madras) but thankfully it is now on the decline. The British when they colonialized India made Madras the seat of administration for directly ruling South India, so Madras Presidency enjoyed a dominant political relationship relative to Mysore (Karnataka) which they ruled indirectly. The older generation authors still seem to see South India by this lens. Ok... maybe you are different being from younger generation. Thanks for visiting Karnataka and good going 👍!

[@madhubabuk3555]

I think India-Bangalore is a nice place with rich culture and nice to see all the places like Restaurants, Gardens, Streets, Markets, Parks etc.

[@LoLa-ow8ff]

Nice country i love India ❤️

[@Goddessintheflesh]

What a great vlog I really enjoyed it ❣️I’m trying to find your older india vlogs but not successful. Looking forward to more ❤ 🇮🇳

[@JasonBillamTravel]

There’s a playlist on my channel called ‘India’ - you’ll find them there :)

[@Dnight909]

so interested explored this place,busy city,maybe no struggle find foods this place,good vlog bro

[@dr.khatkar1884]

Hii... I think you are doing great job to explore the india's best city You know what India is a nice place with culture , food, talking with ppl and everything is different ❤❤❤and vlogs are always great

[@dwarasamudra8889]

Hi. Bengaluru is the original name of the city. The British couldn't pronounce native Indian city names and so Bengaluru became Bangalore, Mysuru became Mysore, Mangaluru became Managalore, Thirvanathapuram became Trivandram, Vishakhapatnam became Vizag, Kanpur became Cawnpore etc. Even in South East Asia, Singapur became known as Singapore. Native Kannadigas have always called the city as Bengaluru and so like many cities across India, the original names were brought back. Maybe only the migrant workers from North India still call the city as Bangalore

[@TheAshoku]

Hello Mr Jason. Welcome to our Bengaluru. Good to see you here, in our city. Wish i could meet you.

[@TheAshoku]

Great of you to have visited the main market of Bengaluru.

[@abisheksridhar9533]

Hi , i am abishek i am living in a small town called carmelaram which is located in the outskirts of bangalore .

[@shortcityvlogs]

Bangelor was my 2nd stop on my south India travels 😍 You can definitely tell that a lot of tech companies in Bangalore. It was also the only city in India where I saw bike lanes 😁 and snake warning signs in the park 😨 i love that you went to the flower market! I think the men were bidding on the flower price? where r u going to after Mysore? Belur? Halebidu?

[@rajars4239]

which country are you from ?

[@shortcityvlogs]

@@rajars4239 Germany

[@rajars4239]

@@shortcityvlogs How can I find you on Instagram ?

[@shortcityvlogs]

@@rajars4239 I don't use Instagram (or any other platform than KZbin)

[@rajars4239]

@@shortcityvlogs ok. No problem. I make travel videos and I travel Solo. Just wanted to have a chat with you. Anyways. Good luck

[@Ramz007]

To be honest, for me the mic is fine, it's manageable. Is there a option to get one of those mics which sits on your shirt? I know someone who will attach the mic inside their shirt so it's not visible but very close to the head and therefore very clear. Hope that helps!

[@TribalFusion]

Good stuff! You might bump into Gabriel Morris as he's in the south of India at present.

[@TheDomnt]

You are so brave to eat street food or anything for that matter in India

[@glennhall5812]

Hi Jason. I really enjoyed your vlog. I absolutely love watching vlogs on India. I would really love to go there, definitely on my bucket list lol. The foods you were eating looked amazing, I could almost taste them. In re to the microphone I'd go with a new one, the audio was a bit low in parts, however I could still make out what you were saying and I'm partially dead lol. I've just discovered your Chanel bud so you have a new sub. I've also see loads of other vlogs which I will surely enjoy watching. Keep up the great vlogs bro and hope you're feeling 100% now.

[@Alhuli]

India is my favorite country .. I love India. I have been there twice.

[@karmacoming2255]

Hey Jason, I was in Bangalore for 33 years before I moved to Toronto last year, so btw the sickness can be just a cold usually ends up having a lot of flem discharge, drinking a lot of water usually gets it going, in Bengaluru has a lot of flowering trees on the roadsides, a lot a lot of them like the entire Bangalore roadsides are covered by Gulmohar, or blossoms trees and they say there is pollen content in the air a few of them are allergic to it, it time you get used to it. Humans! Wonderful city miss it though

[@user-qj2rn5yc1o]

Thank you for the video. I enjoyed it a lot and it's quite mysterious place for me. I might go to live there someday this year because of my husband's job. I'm so worried about moving to there😅

[@saratemp790]

I want to see more of the modern places in India. Flower market is nice and all, but I don't need to see that much of it, in compared to modern parts, that you showed little. Because its always nice to consider moving somewhere, and so you want to see the parts you would live and shop in. I want to see some cool restaurants bars, shops, squares, etc.

[@vivekthour7448]

I am Indian welcome to beautiful India India is definitely one of the greatest develop countries in the world.

[@ranjanm1231]

Its nice to see you in bangalore....but Not sure why would you go only to dirty areas in City which most people would never go. 70 % of Bangalore in clean and posh, believe uou visited rest 30% 😄. You could to Koramangala, Whitefield, jayanagar, jp nagar, Indiranagar

[@letskeepwalking]

true!

[@tonyo711]

Jason invest in a Bluetooth microphone for your GoPro. This will address the sound deficit when you turn the camera forward.

[@Mr_Darling_993]

Though I am from Karnataka I was visiting Bangalore for first time. My First day at Bangalore was a bit hectic. I was selected for a multi-national company from other place and I wanted to join the company. As soon I got the Joining date I have booked for a train ticket. If I am not wrong I have landed Bangalore on 7 Dec 2015 around 8.30 am. The company itself provided accommodation for some days and it was in Whitefield. Before I reach Bangalore I was installed some necessary applications for in my android phone ( Like Ola and BMTC app). And the time they mentioned to reach the venue was 2 PM and When i saw the distance between Majestic and Whitefield google map was showing it as around a hour. So It was 8.30 AM and I freshened up in railway station itself and decided to go for some shopping nearby Majestic. I kept my luggage in railway station cloak room and went out at around 9:15. I usually walk wherever I go for a new place (PS I feel fear about the Rickshaw drivers and other people around in a new place). I wandered here and there for hours had some food and I have been to Majestic bus stand ( The main bus stand, almost 8 Lakh people travel in BMTC in a day). I asked someone there for my platform and I stood there. But every bus coming there was AC and I was waiting for a normal bus as I knew that there will be a bit high cost and I'm from a average income family. I waited for almost a hour and I was fed up. And later I boarded AC bus and took ticket and OMG it was 105 to O'pharm. I boarded the bus at 1, thinking that I'll reach around 2: 15. But I reached O'Pharm around 4 Pm!! That was the first most thing I experienced Traffic. And later from there i wanted to go venue as I am not sure about the venue dared to take hire an auto and asked the gyu about charge he said it'll be 100 as the road is not good. I said as I'll give 60 and he never agreed then I started walking then he came and dropped me at the venue. I reached there around 5pm.

[@paulmccrea8241]

Another fab video… Enjoying this area of India! On the mic, its very muffled so in my opinion best to attach all round mic…. Cheers Jason

[@karmacoming2255]

Its great and much appreciated you are at the oldest classic and local part of Bangalore, very historical spots! KR Market Krishna Raja Market the wholesalers market lot of history, you are also at the place spot of Anglo Mysore war, you should also try Kerala Idukki, there are so many British planters moved in long bank for plantation, wish the britishers still remained to date. haha anyways enjoy your stay, stay healthy. You need any help in Bangalore, anytime just reply here

[@rajazk1456]

here is my suggestion for travel in state of Karnataka which is the state you are in. Hampi is one of the main attraction in the state it was once 2nd richest city in the world and the capital of of Vijayanagaram empire, now it's a village. although 95% of the place is destroyed due to foreign invasion and rest are destroyed partially but still it is one of the most beautiful places ever. is also very calm and quiet place away from the busyness of the cities . other beautiful places in Karnataka- Belur(famous for spectacular chennakeshava Temple), Coorg which is most famous hill station in South India, Mysuru, Gokarna, Badami, Mangaluru. also the state has lots of forests and National Parks full of biodiversity.

[@dwarasamudra8889]

If you're in Karnataka, definitely check out Vijayanagara (Hampi), Mysuru, Belur, Halebidu, Badami, Aihole, Pattadakal, Gokarna, Udupi

[@elizabethcraig5825]

Very nice video. Thank you and welcome back! Please take care so you don’t get sick again. Mic. seems good it’s audible just muffled in front.😊🎤🌝🌺

[@hyper07maxtron68]

I love Bangalore Very nice vlog

[@Shalamar-TV]

For a KingFisher Beer !!! Cheers.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thank you my friend!

[@lalatmisra7654]

Hey !!!! I really adore the way you project Bengaluru and Mysuru. I too do the same. The finest taste of Masala Dose, Coffee, Bangi Baath, Kesri Baath, Chow-Chow Baath, Puliogere, Chitranna, Set Dose and many more cusines really makes ones breakfast superb and energetic all day long. Pulao and raitha has an unique taste in Bengaluru. Climate is just superb !!!!!!!!

[@jioalternatephone3247]

Very exciting video of the city of Bangalore with variety of city's attractions. Thank you.

[@ifjvrayerfedo8068]

Very nice ..thanks for liking our country..🎉🎉❤

[@akashchango]

❤ from Bangalore!

[@tompaul983]

congratulations excelent presentations I am from near to Bangalore

[@Dan-xx5jq]

The colors of the flower market were beautiful. Probably done for thousands of years.

[@user-om2zq6md4u]

Bangalore is the Garden city of India and the Silicon valley of the east.

[@jollykevin86]

Hi Jason I regularly watch your videos but always forgot to subscribe and comment on them This is a great video of bengaluru I also travelled here several years ago may I make a recommendation to visit udupi for its beaches and also if you go up into the mountains there you will see the monkeys 🐒 you can also visit the spice plantation which is very knowledgeable for learning of spices and there is a nut but I forgot the name of it which basically makes you drunk from eating it lol 😆 And visit the tigers 🐅 by 4x4 absolutely worth it

[@juliechaput1084]

Thank you for sharing, I loved the flower market, so vivid! The sound of your voice is lower when you're not facing the camera. Enjoy!

[@Dan-xx5jq]

The city flooded real bad, so I see they are digging up a lot of the streets for drainage.

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Congratulations to you guys on your remarkable trip to Bangaluru, India this week to tours around the city in great joy March of 2023❤❤❤

[@samtrak1204]

Your voice is loud and clear when camera is on you, but not so much when it iis not...at least when you were walking in the park.

[@bravesoul161]

beautiful video.. Use THANK YOU wherever you go to South India.. we never use anything else only thank you always

[@ralphp3057]

Good Video! Way , way too much humanity smashed together for me ! If I was forced to live in a city like that ! I would probably go insane!!! 😬

[@govindyadav9382]

Welcome back Jason, good to see you again in India, when you come Ayodhya I want to meet you .

[@damian30a]

Great video Jason. Very interesting destination and nice choice of places. Only one “but”… please add the external microphone as it’s not comfortable at all to listen once you walk behind GoPro. The sound is muffled and not clearly audible all the time, which doesn’t do much justice to your great channel. Thanks a lot and good luck on your journeys.

[@anjalichauhan5609]

You need to visit the northeastern parts of India too. They are beautiful and have amazing culture and lovely people. You will be shocked to see the diversity of India❤

[@sumansardar220]

Nice place & weather so good❤❤

[@subhashbharani7008]

Hey Jason hope you enjoyed well in our Bengaluru..please try visit and make sure you visit other neighbouring city such has hyderabad mumbai chennai as well..

[@karakalaradhakrishnareddy158]

Welcome to India

[@humlocker]

Never been in this part of the world. Is Bangalore more modern than most cities in India. Looking forward to seeing more of your trips William. I did notice your energy is abit low and your voice sounds husky. I hope it's nothing serious. Cuidate William!

[@alokm1233318]

Yes Bangalore is much more modern and organised than most cities in India.

[@soumyadeepchowdhury3585]

@@alokm1233318 most cities means ??which ?

[@Abubacker-kv3tu]

@@soumyadeepchowdhury3585 entire bangalore is good and equal to hitech city hyderabad south bombay south delhi gurgaon new town kolkata omr chennai and maybe chandigarh

[@HoerbuchThriller]

Because the mirco, i would prefere a double side micro. i am German and so it is difficult for me to understand you in the Market.

[@timebomb72]

Great videos from India Jason. I have been planning my 6 week trip through the South of India and your videos have been really helpful. Thanks for taking the time to produce such great travel videos. I wanted to ask you what Selfie stick you use with your GoPro. Looks like you have one that you can rotate around when you are doing your walk and talk bits. I like that you can switch back and forth from a shot on you to a shot forward facing. I can't seem to find something that does that. If you (or anyone else) may know and can give me some direction that would be great. Safe travels Jason!

[@HmWhyYouhere]

You should’ve visited Lal Bagh! It’s beautiful, the flowers are amazing.

[@zz44ppppp]

I think you're an outstanding travel content creator, Jason. Well done on your great work, and thanks for showing us the world!

[@sunni.raza.wale.]

Because Eastern part of India not much highlighted by foreigners but you must be there there are many things to explore by the way I'm from northern India but still I recommend you must to go there👍

[@bandariyah8652]

So happy to see you in India !

[@MSAlam-xr5zf]

Nice, Great video , almost like a documentary on bengaluru.

[@niittiissh]

@17:09 We call it Sampige here in Karnataka, but more commonly known as Champak in India. 😊

[@bhavanamurthy4255]

I appreciate you showing my home town so interestingly ❤😊

[@VishalSingh-pu1zb]

Welcome to Namma Bangalore Karnataka 💛❤️🔥

[@anntaylor3131]

Hi Jason , thanks for your videos. Very interesting. Do you get used to the noise of traffic and voices ? Flowers were lovely. Thank God for the peace of the park ! Food at the end looked good. Hope you keep well now.

[@pushpasharma5591]

Happy u r back to is ,Thankyou so much for lovely vedio

[@rattikarnngoenthae8529]

Woww all a merchant is man 👨, l like flowers maket, 💐 it's very colorful and charming even too much noise surrounded.

[@tiyes94]

Great video! How is the air pollution? Am asking because I am sensitive to air pollution and humidity.

[@chylerhodneysergzespanol8846]

I love travels like this

[@majorscreamer]

17:12 that flower is called sampige, or in English its magnolia champa i guess, its known for its intense fragrance, there is even a street named after it in malleshwaram bangalore

[@Arkaworldd]

Go to hill station of south india.Munnar,Ooty,croog etc.