Road Trip in India - Jaipur to Udaipur!

[@bdavid7697]

Exciting brother! Looking forward to more videos in Udaipur. Btw that banana didn’t stand a chance. You went full beast mode

[@haydenrue]

Thanks bro!! Haha I debated about keeping that banana shot in there! I look like a monster 😂

[@Kalki0025]

Explore the southern part of India, particularly Kerala and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This is the ideal time to visit Kerala during the monsoon, as the state is lush and vibrant with greenery.

[@haydenrue]

Andaman is on our list!! We can’t wait to visit there [: not sure if we will visit kerala though 😆

[@Kalki0025]

@@haydenrue Kerala is one of the most beautiful states in India, almost as lovely as the Himalayan and northeastern states. It's also one of the best places to live in India Kerala has great healthcare and education. In places like Wayanad, Kuttanad, Idukki, and Gavi, you can enjoy beautiful nature and good healthcare while breathing fresh air. I highly recommend Kerala as one of the best places for a long stay in India. They also have a very old system of Indian medicine called Ayurveda, which is over 3,000 years old and includes one of the best massage systems in the world. Additionally, Kerala has amazing culture and food that you should definitely explore.

[@haydenrue]

Wooooow!! You are really trying to sell Kerala to me! It does sound really nice, I might have to consider it! The food and culture is what gets me excited, not so much the massage and healthcare 😂@@Kalki0025

[@Kalki0025]

If you're visiting Kerala, you should definitely try these delicious foods: Paper Masala dosa, Idli, uzhunnu vada, Ulli vada, Puttu And Kadala Curry, Appam and Stew, Idiyappam, Ela Sadya, Dosa Ghee Roast, Malabari Biryani, Erachi Ularthiyathu, Malabar Parota with Kerala beef curry, Palada Payasam, Banana Fritters, Kothu Parotta, Kerala Fish moilee, banana chips, Jackfruit Chips (Chakka Varuthathu), and Kerala Style Prawn Curry. Kerala has a long history of trade with ancient civilizations like the Romans, Greeks, Chinese, Jews, Arabs, and Persians. Muziris, an ancient port city in Kerala, was at the center of this trade network for over 3,000 years. It was one of the world's most important urban and trade centers in its prime. Among coastal cities in India, Muziris is the third oldest, after Lothal (5,500 years old) and Dwarka (3,500-4,200 years old). Kerala's rich history of religious diversity is due to its trade connections with the Middle East over 3,000 years ago. In fact, the first mosque, first church, and first synagogue in South Asia were all in Kerala. Vasco da Gama, the first European to reach India by sea, also landed in Kerala. Kerala is home to the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, one of the world's wealthiest temples, with a hidden treasure worth over $100 billion. The region also has one of the oldest martial arts, Kalaripayattu, dating back more than 3,500 years. Indian monk Bodhidharma, from southern India, is believed to have traveled to China and influenced the development of Shaolin Kung Fu, based on moves from Kalaripayattu. Kerala is also known for its ancient dance practices like Theyyam, Mohiniyattam, and Kathakali.@@haydenrue

[@janetharold-qw9ud]

So good to see you again. Missed your videos from everyday. Love to you both❤ Enjoy your new adventures😮.

[@haydenrue]

We are finally settled in now! Hoping to post more again now! Not daily tho haha!! Love you too. Pooja says hi 💜

[@onlyone664]

Amazing! ..Lets keep exploring!! 👊👊👊

[@haydenrue]

We are out here trying!! Waiting for you to come join the adventures tho!! Hope all is well 💪

[@onlyone664]

@@haydenrue Much appreciated, brother! India is no doubt a Must visit for anybody w/ how much of the world it represents & definitely on the bucket list! Always look forward to your uploads & am watchin whether I leave a comment or not! 👊👊👊 Stay safe!

[@haydenrue]

Appreciate the love and support 🙏🙏🙏@@onlyone664

[@almightyjake69]

Hello Hayden, good content! Like to see your vlogs! Im actually curious of some things from your past adventures. Is there any way we can DM? I’d like to learn a few things from you if possible :)

[@haydenrue]

Ya feel free to message me on my socials. Or use my email from my KZbin about page.