Is this the Pink City of India? / Jaipur 🇮🇳

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In this video, we head out to explore the pink city of Jaipur. This city is known as Pink city due to the colour of many buildings. The walls were painted pink as pink is seen as the colour of friendship and hospitality. The king at the time painted the city pink in order to make the British Queen Victoria feel welcome upon her arrival here in Jaipur in 1876.
Since then, people just kept painting the buildings pink.
When we arrived in the Pink city of Jaipur, we noticed that the city was not as pink as we thought it was. It seemed to be more of an orange colour or a peach colour. We don't know if this is due to the sun fading the colour or what was classified as pink in the 1800s. Or maybe it's just our eyes ? It was still fascinating to explore this city regardless of the colour it was?
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RKmina: [phone]
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[@thebuddymoon]

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[@digvijayranawat2425]

Hey guys nice to see you both in my city, please don't miss the jaigargh Fort. And also Nahargarh Fort after sunset only when its dark. Do go on top of Nahargarh Fort on the terrace for the most mesmerizing view of the jaipur city. Have a great time.

[@vampirehunter9303]

10:46 The timing of her telling about Stepping inside a Royal building matched with the real step when she was about to trip.

[@ediwick805]

The original name of the colour was Terracotta but since the British didn't know the colour they started calling this unique colour Terracotta pink and over time Terracotta vanished from the name and only pink remained. It's fascinating how the history of small things can be so interesting.

[@vampirehunter9303]

They think that they were cooking was indian sweet snack called "Gujiya". You can try that in any sweet shop. It tastes Gooood !!!

[@mani7052]

Visit Hyderabad

[@bankinglearner8954]

One like for RK meena what a guide this man

[@thebuddymoon]

how great was he :)

[@pankajsharma3277]

This colour is actually geru colour. It's an ancient tradition to make beautiful patterns on walls of our houses with this colour during festivals and weddings.

[@thebuddymoon]

Ah interesting 😊

[@ediwick805]

The original name of the colour was Terracotta but since the British didn't know the colour they started calling this unique colour Terracotta pink and over time Terracotta vanished from the name and only pink remained. It's fascinating how the history of small things can be so interesting.

[@nandini6667]

In India , the terracotta colour is symbolical of welcoming a guest. When Prince of Wales came to Jaipur , the then king painted the entire city in terracotta colour . The Prince was unaware of the name of the colour , so when he saw the city , out of words he just said , “wow! The city is pink”, it was not likely that anybody would correct the Prince. From then on Jaipur came to be known as the Pink city.

[@rehanadarbar4195]

If i could watch a new vlog every day from you guys i would be ecstatic!

[@thebuddymoon]

If only we had that much time to make so many videos😂

[@mangomate1623]

You're doing what every foreign traveller does, doing the Delhi-Agra-Jaipur 'Golden Triangle'. Trust me, it's the most overrated thing and in no way can be called 'India' because it's all within 250Km radius. The Golden Triangle is simply a 3 day route designed by the tourism ministry back in the 90s for foreign diplomats, nothing else. India has 28 states(29 earlier), every state has unique culture, landscape, language and food. If you were to spend at least 2 days exploring a state, it would still take 60 days or 2 months.

[@Eripme]

They already left a week ago

[@artmuse9613]

Very true. Its good but plainly unnecessarily hyped and has shadowed so much of India. This is not even 1%.

[@anupamraj3922]

there are so many temples that are way beyond of the modern world

[@ajaynagpal5975]

maybe if you watched the full video you'd have known they did mention that they will be exploring other parts of India including south India

[@shovon9412]

India is an item in most foreigners bucket list. They just have to tick this. This is the easiest way. Then they can show off to their friends and family about how they were on a spiritual journey in India and how they now view the world in a different light

[@tejastambvekar9466]

After watching this, I can feel that there are different geographic variations with time, culture and many more aspects in India and all around the world. The clock system with different sun’s position is really amazing. Now I want visit Jaipur as soon possible to see there geography and history behind that geography. That would be very interesting. See you soon Pink city👋.

[@Moderator.]

In India, Brahmagupta (AD 598) describes Kartari yantra, an equinoctial sundial, which operates on the same principle as the Samrat Yantra (the main dial). so all of these are based upon Ancient text and principles with a new twist by later generation.

[@mihir1405]

if you like quiet places then North East India is nice for you. it is one of the real jewels of India undiscovered paradise among foreigners. people there look East Asian, full of tribes and great nature. although the culture has been changed due to half the population converted by Missionaries from UK and USA. still it is great place to visit. you will be surprised how clean n green it is and how simple the people are.

[@farrukhhasan7751]

Following you from Karachi to Jaipur enjoyed the most.

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

Excellent Vlog about Pink City Jaipur. Here are 10 bucket list destinations to explore in Jaipur City, which you Guys have missed out on this vlog: (1) Gatore Ki Chatriyan (2) Panna Meena Ka Kund Step Well (3) Albert Museum (4) Patrika Gate (5) Chandlai Lake (6) Jaigarh Fort (7) Nahargarh Fort (8) Galtaji Temple (9) Amer Fort (10) Jhalana Leopard Sanctuary. Take Care😊

[@sunny-mo1zy]

world first known sundial is also in India at Sun Temple in Konark Odisha. in the temple there are Chariot wheels which are actually sundials they give accurate time even today after 800 years the temple was built. most of the temple complex have been totally destroyed by foreign invaders but remaining part have more adult statues than any other indian temple remaining. the temple also has many beautiful educational sculptures for all ages. there were huge magnets placed in the temple which made main Idol of the Sun deity to float in the air without any support for centuries before they were destroyed by invaders. it is one of the most beautiful architecture.

[@soni3173]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR COMING INDIA ,you both describe heritage site very well.

[@MrBaniya28]

The name "pink city" is translated from the name in Hindi that is "gulabi nagri" ...when it was painted in this color the concept of color was not that broad like today so people from that time considered this color as gulabi (pink).

[@srabonipal307]

That's color is previously called Terracota ( burnt clay art) pink but now it's known as only pink

[@harmandeepkaur1049]

woww!! Jantar mantar description was awesome!! thank you!!

[@AfzalKhan-xz8xx]

YOU BOTH ARE SO ADORABLE AND SIMPLE...WITH LOVELY SMILE ❤❤

[@Ani-mj7eb]

Brother some best things to eat in india are Chole bhature delhi Bhel puri, pawbhaji, badapaw mumbai Dosa ,idli,vada south india Jhal mudi , rasogulla and mishti dahi in kolkata Dal bati in Rajasthan Pani puri, jalebi ,anywhere on streets

[@fabcolours]

Every day i waiting for your vlog thanx for exploring india and tou are such a nice couple

[@thebuddymoon]

New one coming out Sunday😁😁😁 thank you😁

[@raymonde4272]

Nice vlog guys the sundial was impressive, though the site actually does more than tell the time. It can also predict solar eclipses too.

[@vampirehunter9303]

Yeah I think either the guide was incapable or must have skipped .

[@tubepeeper]

She looks somewhat like the actor Shraddha Kapoor her eyes and mouth in particular. Beautiful.

[@myfriend9781]

Yaa so much resembles with shraddha kapoor

[@nileshjoshi4232]

Nagpur is called orange city because of the sweetest oranges produced in the region. If you call Jaipur orange city it will get confusing 😊

[@thebuddymoon]

Hahaha but the colour looks orange,😜

[@mr.sunnysingh]

​@@thebuddymoon its terracotta colour not orange 😊

[@udayansarma8541]

That is why Indians take so much pride in its civilization and history. Many a things Indian theorists and scholars decoded way to earlier than west and rest of the word did... Even till date charaka, sushruta, panini, varahamihira, kalidasa and many many other scholars are celebrated in India. Even though Britain colonised us but could take our roots away from us... But alas for them we are a 3rd world country despite being one of the oldest, richest and so invaded and colonised civilization!!

[@incredible_india_24]

Thanks guys for showing India's culture

[@ariiman5039]

Don't know why u came to Jaipur but missed visiting amer and jaigarh which is one of most fantastic and natural place to visit in jaipur 🥺

[@vinaytailor9258]

Must visit mountains that is north of India and northeast heaven omg ❤

[@vijaymeena0099]

Thank you so much sir you showed our Jaipur in such a nice way it's been a honor to have you guys God bless you

[@ananthswamy3390]

YOU BOTH MUST BE AWARDED BEST TOURIST GUIDE OF INDIA.

[@ShubhamRajawat9]

This colour is a kind of orange but when the lights turns ons after the day at night it looks pink because of lighting

[@ashikihsan1946]

Yes my friends, I'm already following you on Facebook. and I like your short videos about India. Jaipur city is so beautiful with many ancient buildings and I like the Pink City. I hope you love it my friends

[@mohmmadkhalid9188]

I like your videos, as well as information what you give in your videos ,love from delhi

[@thebuddymoon]

Thanks Mohammad :)

[@rohitprabhu2771]

Very good vlog... Do visit other parts of India too. We have 28 states which are like (countries of Europe ) has different culture, languages and food. You will get very good content if you visit hampi / gujrat / kerala / Andaman/ tamilnadu / megahayla / Assam / Maharashtra and many more.

[@loveleena8037]

Both of you are just amazing. In India both of you welcome. Mr Danial your blog is quite informative and interesting.

[@amaladhithnt9072]

In kerala visit fort kochi alappey and munnar then go to mattupetti and explore the toy train to ooty. Dont miss darjeeling and leh ladakh

[@tilakpatel9275]

It's good buddy that you guys are enjoying it much. Don't forget to taste the authentic local food of every city. I want to suggest contacting any local but quite famous food blogger. So that you can eat the best food. Food is the best way to win someone's heart.

[@ashokmorar]

Hey guys. Really awesome vids ya'll have posted. Geez that traffic looks insane 🤪🤯! Can you imagine that kind of traffic in JHB or CPT 😂😅? Lest we forget, RSA taxis do that here anyway 🤣😂😜!!! Enjoy your travels in India and keep safe!

[@AmitSirohiya22]

Welcome to pinckcity. I hope you will enjoy your stay here. Forts and monuments are some key tourist places to see here

[@asmienterprise1841]

That;s a good information on Jantar Mantar, I missed to visit it when I was in Jaipur.

[@whatsappstates4978]

Come to karnataka and see the hampi and anjanadri it's so historical places...!❤‍🩹

[@Arjunkumar99999]

The king who created the Jantar Mantar is Jai Singh. He is the builder of the city of "Jai"pur itself. The city was built as home to the Radha Govind deities present in the temple beside the City Palace. Those deities used to be in Vrindavan, in Mathura district. But to escape the destruction by a Mughal King they were brought to this place and King Jai Singh honoured them by building a new city. Jai Singh was a very intelligent person and is nicknamed "Sawai" Jai Sing which means a person with the intellect of a one and a quarter person.

[@aayushijain8132]

Wow great knowledge thanks for sharing

[@marxningshen9401]

It’s very good video. Guys miss out lots about Red Fort and Taj Mahal. You guys should have hired the guide. Then you will have get lots amazing things. Regarding world largest diamond to Peacock Throne was all there in Red Fort and Taj Mahal.

[@dhruv14200]

Hi guys , 🎉 feeling delighted after seeing the vlog . I saw , i was also included 😊🎉

[@rajazk1456]

please visit Ranakpur Jain temple and Kumbhalgarh Fort near Udaipur in rajasthan. Ranakpur Jain temple is best and most beautiful architecture remaining in North India. the temple has 1444 columns each one of them looking different than others with intricate details. the audacious architect built it such way that if you remove any one column the entire Temple must come down. that too was done at a time when other parts of India was under foreign rule and thousands of temple were getting destroyed. Temple has a total of 84 underground chambers built to protect idols of the deities from destruction. its over 600 years old but still looks like it was built yesterday. Kumbhalgarh Fort has the second longest wall in the world after Great Wall of China.

[@HarshaVardhan-dh5zt]

Finally i get your vlog because i am waiting from today morning I will sure that our state karnataka make you wonder of joy when you visit here

[@ranbirraaz1397]

Welcome to india dear sir and madem😊😊😊😊 अतिथि देवो भवः

[@abhinavgupta2346]

If you have not visited Akshardham temple, you must go there in Delhi.

[@HimanshuKumar-vz7fk]

If you want to suggest them places, suggest with the full information like history, cultural significance. And they are here to visit historical places not places that recently made like, statue of unity, lotus temple and akshardham temple also😊 if you want to suggest them temple make sure they are historical, jama masjid is also historical that's why they visit that. if they visited a mosque that doesnt mean they must have to visit a temple also✌️

[@Eripme]

@@HimanshuKumar-vz7fk you are thinking way to much they dont consider anything. They also visited lotus temple. Also they already left india they didn't visit akshardham because camera was not allowed

[@HimanshuKumar-vz7fk]

@@Eripme ohhh i dont know that camera isnt allowed there, but why people keep insisting foriegners to go akshardham temple where they cant shoot???

[@ajaynagpal5975]

@@HimanshuKumar-vz7fk maybe because travelling isn't always about filming it

[@RemandYash]

You should visit seven wonders of India which are on seven different notes 10,20,50,100,200,500,2000 each note has different 7 monuments

[@akgames6668]

You have to see the biggest canon of world in Jaipur. It's name is jaibhaan cannon ..you have to see that..the canon is situated in a fort near amer fort..

[@jadziak6997]

Every country you visit has it's own flavor or chaos!! I think the only place that's remotely close in activity is Manhattan in New York! When is your USA tour?? :-)))))

[@thebuddymoon]

It does hey😂😂😂 good Chaos though😜 USA your will be when we can afford it😲😜 it's expensive😁

[@ajaynagpal5975]

@@thebuddymoon don't worry revenue from Indian videos will cover up the expenses 😜😜

[@Education0786.]

I am indian and belong to rajasthan jaipur city ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nileshwarnarayan9106]

It's good that u guys are mixing with the locals. That's the real way of exploring a place.

[@putinn75]

Love from kerala india 🇮🇳

[@prashantparab8411]

Good research judment!

[@vinaytailor9258]

Places like Sikkim, dargeling, Amritsar, Manali, Shimla, srinagar, all belongs to mountains... North and northeast my friend Perfect place for buddy moons.. your are visiting all the cities which is obviously gonna be crowded and hectic for you people

[@knowledge.andmotivation9773]

mai india se hu your safety is our responsibility best place to visit in india you have first number goa and second number agra Taj Mahal

[@ishantchandel4421]

love you guys... welcome to India. One fun Fact Atithi Devo Bhava ( means A guest is akin to God).

[@goal4366]

You should also visit the Northeast part of India. It is very beautiful. You will experience the diversity of india by visiting that part. Namaste🙏

[@sachinkumarpandey6485]

You can visit kota in Rajasthan to see the daily life of Indian youth Students who are aspirants of Enginnering (IIT) , Medical (NEET) and more.

[@Pathan.sk0786]

nahargarh fort, Jai Ghar fort, Amer fort, elephant village . Jal Mahal, hawa Mahal, jantar mantar, city palace, many more...

[@bipu418]

Come to Odisha and visit Sun temple,Konark you will get a new experience

[@sunitapareek1323]

Hey ...👋 I really like your vlogs .. It's interesting to see someone explore my hometown ....I am a local so I can help you if needed . You should visit Alberthall ,WTP or world trade park and if you want to visit near main city area you should try jalmahal and even nahargardfort [one pointed by your auto driver ]...

[@sudiptaghosh9679]

Bro, When will you post the video of Tejas express? I am waiting...

[@thebuddymoon]

Once our video's are done on in Mumbai, about another 1 week :)

[@sudiptaghosh9679]

@@thebuddymoon 👍🏼

[@ankitacharjee7032]

Don't miss the eastern part of india kolkata u can google it

[@monstergaming1640]

I have watched all video of india series. And l enjoyed a lot. Can you tell me your all tour places in India lefted to visit and visiting in next few days

[@Rehan4848SJ]

Please visit to mahrashtra it has many forts to see

[@knowledge.andmotivation9773]

welcome in india 🇮🇳

[@archanashukla5387]

How nice that guys appreciate the ancient knowledge n yes I agree people have lost the knowledge. I mean the accuracy in construction

[@girishsati110]

Even though we know what a jantar mantar does, through your channel i get to know how actually it works

[@aadityaagrawal532]

it looks pink during night time

[@govindsingh-lv6gp]

You guys are amazing ❤you are doing wonderful

[@indianvlogger732]

10-15 years ago the color is pure pink but now I'd not know what color is doing

[@easy_resound]

I'm there when at jantar mantar at jaipur when you making this vlog on date Feb 25 and I don't know that you r a youtuber n surprisingly I found this video of yours what a coincidence 🥰❤️

[@thebuddymoon]

Ahhhh really😁😁😁 I hope you enjoyed it just as much as us😜😁

[@easy_resound]

@@thebuddymoon Very Much🥰

[@macchatirumala6444]

Thanks for video

[@shahtravels4k]

The restaurant owner should have given more yoghurt and also butter and pickle with the aloo paratha

[@bhuneshsuman..]

Hey sending ❤ from rajasthan, india

[@ersonujangra3109]

your new subscriber bro... you guys are amazing.😊😊😊😊

[@5koolvipul]

that shanker namkeen is very famous here.

[@sarthakmishra6119]

Please try to visit ancient temples They are famous for their exceptional engineering skills

[@Pathan.sk0786]

Nahar ghar, amer fort ,wtp mansarovar,jaighar biggest world top

[@nileshagrawal3068]

I suggest you to visit udaipur, it's just incredible

[@chandancb5838]

You must visit rishikesh its very near to delhi you can easily find trains and buses too for rishikesh

[@knowledge.andmotivation9773]

welcome in india

[@satyahisanatan12816]

You must visit gurgaon cyber hub City..and Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai, Pune, etc where you will get modern India..

[@bainadacreations643]

I am from Jaipur ❤️ thank you for visit😊

[@sid-7795]

Hey man ey you should check out Mysore , Bangalore , Chennai , Hyderabad every city is unique and beautiful!! And you should go to the hill stations like OOTY (queen of hills) and so on ey !! Honestly man you spent 3 weeks and you have seen roughly around 5-10% of India ey.

[@moonshine5576]

best part of India is the picturesque Himalayas in North, after that rich in culture South, diverse North East ind, beautiful western India and Central India. but foreigners generally visit northern plains in India which is the roughest, toughest and not that beautiful part of the country.

[@rishabh9234]

What took you soo long…. I was waiting for this vlog… are you in Kerala yet??🎉

[@thebuddymoon]

We have been to Kerala already, video's coming soon on our channel :)

[@champ360yt4]

The guy from the snacks shop told the name of the snack is "Fry" which I personally don't think it is right. Many Indian snacks have regional Hindi names which is actually not possible to tell in English because the name is based on Hindi only. I also think that the shopkeeper knows the Hindi name but as he couldn't figure out the English name of it, he just gave you the idea that these are "Fry" items or something like that. Please do correct me if you think that I am not right on this or if I missed out something.

[@mamtakumawat25]

I'm from Jaipur Rajasthan India

[@SanjaySingh-bv2pi]

Love from India ❤👍☺️

[@sanjoykatheria4283]

Welcome to pink City 🌆🌆❤🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏

[@preetimathur2025]

Please do visit Udaipur ( Rajasthan) it is the city of Lakes.

[@crazypandatutsgaming9331]

time is like a fast flowing river . 300 Year ago ...

[@jignistateclasses8486]

Welcome to pink city

[@Indiantiger9342]

In the 15-16th century, Shri Tulsi Das, a religious poet of India, wrote Hanuman Chalisa, in one of his lines the distance from the Sun to the Earth has been described as exact.

[@VishalSingh-zu5ib]

You should try to go North East India.

[@Nitin.kumar920]

Superb 👌👌

[@christopherlamaski166]

Ghosh north India is so busy.. Please visit kerala if u have plans

[@WendyHuNanNZ]

So smart 😂😂😂😂I couldn’t even think now lol