This Is How They Treat You In Maharashta 🇮🇳

[@ThoseHappyDays]

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[@NikhilChaudhariimbevda]

Super happy to see you in Maharashtrian countryside..Very few youtubers go this way.. Especially to Ellora..

[@ThoseHappyDays]

@@NikhilChaudhariimbevda we are lucky to see so much because we are in a small rickshaw

[@NikhilChaudhariimbevda]

​@@ThoseHappyDaysYes you can explore more due to Rickshaw..You can go into farms in the north to see how the farming life functions...Hope you go to Madhya Pradesh and explore jungle safari too (that would be an experience worth your time!)

[@NikhilChaudhariimbevda]

@@paulaunger3061 yes mam. Indian experience would be complete post checking the farming community as well as the wild life safari..just that one needs 2-3 day trip for a safari to experience it all

[@rajatsathaye3650]

Heyy guys loved ur vlogs ❤ u trying the authentic things and going to new places which are not famous for foreigners in India and spreading good messages around the world means alot for us Indians In India we hve a saying that whatever happens, happens for good U guys missing the day previous becoz of traffic and the next day u got a free entry as it was a world heritage day and the temple being one of heritage sites ❤😂 just a small message but clicked me so hard once u left shani shingnapur that now God Shani has ur back God bless you guys doing a great great job i love it also missed the opportunity to meet u guys in pune I would honored to have been ur guide and explore the unexplored tht would be great fun Peace ✌🏻

[@themahesh2168]

Welcome to Maharashtra.... महाराष्ट्र मध्ये आपले स्वागत आहे ....

[@gauravpatil7977]

I am from Pune, Maharashtra, It is the land of saints and the birthplace of our great king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, it has a great fusion of culture and modern lifestyle, loved your vlog, hope i could be there in Pune to meet you guys...enjoy.

[@yourspranayjain]

Lol , when I was in Pune I was told to go back to my country and I am from India 😅

[@gauravpatil7977]

@@yourspranayjain you might have misinterpreted it.

[@bernierhodenbarr7322]

Chattrapati shivaji maharaj ki jay! Jai bhawani! Jai shivaji Indra jimi jambh par Badav sudambh par Ravan sadambh par Raghukul raj hai !!! Tej tam and par Kanh jimi kans par Tyon mlechh bans par Sher shivraj hain !!!! Nagan jadati thi wo nagan jadati hain Teen ber khaati thi wo Teen ber khaati hain - Dr Tapas Tripathi, Lucknow Crazy Maharashtra fan 1st pic in my house was Maharaj's photo Hope I get to marry a konkani girl 😛 jai maharashtra, jai bharat ! 🙏🙏

[@gauravpatil7977]

@@bernierhodenbarr7322 arey Tripathi ji, dil jeet liya aapne toh, laga nahi tha ki koi UP ke aadmi ko kavi bhushan ki kavitaye pata hongi, vaise dharohar toh UP hi hai pure desh ki, hamare Ram ji jo hai UP se. Much love.

[@annemackle3625]

India just keeps on giving. I never knew it was like this. Food looks amazing. Another great installment.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you ❤️

[@travellingyoginikas]

Absolutely. I agree. Iv just done a streetfood tour in Gokarna India and the local delicacies were delicious and the people were ever so KIND and FRIENDLY ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jayandrapatil]

That lady was absolutely right, no one goes to Shani Shinganapur unless Shani Maharaj calls you there.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

We felt honoured to have been allowed

[@VishnuMunde-e5b]

महाराष्ट्रात आपले स्वागत आहे 💐🙏🏻🚩

[@TheMinimalistTherapist]

You seem to be the only westerners in so many of these places! For various reasons I'm unlikely to make such a journey so thanks, as always, for sharing yours and for being ambassadors of such open hearted integrity for us Brits abroad! ❤ Keep going Pete!! 🛺

[@bennyhill4228]

Awesome comment , Pete is a Legend already.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

That's a great compliment thank you

[@RocketDog73]

You should not be put off by being the only Westerner. I recently went to Sumatra where there were very few of us foreigners. It was a trip of a lifetime and the Sumatran and Javan people were super friendly and also wanted selfies. I cannot wait to return.

[@TheMinimalistTherapist]

@@RocketDog73 Not sure if you are replying to me...But being the only westerner absolutely isn't off putting for me, I adore being immersed in other cultures. Unfortunately I have some health conditions which make it difficult for me to travel as widely as I'd like, so I'm living vicariously through Liam and Janine's travels 🥰 They bring it all to life so beautifully don't they? What a fabulous trip it sounds like you had to Sumatra 💞 Good to hear!

[@RocketDog73]

@@TheMinimalistTherapist - they are definitely living the dream. That said they are making the effort to make the dream their reality. I am very envious of them that is for sure.

[@berlin2047]

What makes the Kailasa temple even more mind-blowing is that it was carved from top to bottom. They must have had incredible architectural knowledge to carve it top to bottom on a single stone!

[@ThoseHappyDays]

That's what we couldn't comprehend! One piece of rock, it blows your mind

[@aiquantum9]

THEY used to have ancient architecture knowldge and planning. making such temple cant be done by just group of people carving anything. it was proffessional work by professional architechtures. india had knowldge just like egyptains used to have.

[@Kasal269]

I thinks so you miss pandhrpur. district solapur Maharashtra, beautiful video, and thanks to visiting Maharashtra 🙏🙏

[@naveex6968]

30:15 Kailasa Temple at Ellora Caves in Maharashtra India is considered greatest architecture in history of mankind, because the way it was built seems unbelievable for even today’s time. The temple was built at least 1300 years ago. No stone or nothing was added they carved a mammoth Granite rock/mountain with intricate details. The Kailasa Temple is notable for its vertical excavation-carvers started at the top of the original rock and excavated downward. At least 400000 tonnes of stones have been removed in the process. About 7000 workers and their future generations worked for 135 years. One small mistake and you have to rebuild the whole temple because it's carved into the rock without adding anything, that too up to down. It has secret underground tunnels believed to be leading to underground city which is even more mysterious.

[@aakashpardeshi1127]

Later this beautiful wonder was tried to Demolish by an Islamic Invader known as Aurangzeb.

[@Tushar_995]

@@aakashpardeshi1127ofc islam being islam !

[@nidhi3007]

Actually it's not granite it's basalt (which is also a hard rock for carving)

[@judehillybilly]

I'm loving your Indian adventure. What a fabulous country full of lovely, friendly and welcoming people.

[@travellingyoginikas]

I totally agree. Iv just done a streetfood tour in Gokarna India and it was a great way to try the local delicacies and deeply connect with the kind and friendly people ❤❤❤❤

[@TonyStark-vx9qz]

The enchanting allure of Kailasa Temple's ancient architecture captivates the soul, its timeless beauty spanning over 12 centuries. Despite enduring the ravages of foreign invaders, its resplendence persists, a testament to enduring grace. Your video eloquently captures this enduring majesty-well done!

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you so much

[@SurajMuley-jf6yf]

Never afraid brother and sister This is land of "Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj"❤ 🚩🚩🚩🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@bernierhodenbarr7322]

Chattrapati shivaji maharaj ki jay! Jai bhawani! Jai shivaji Indra jimi jambh par Badav sudambh par Ravan sadambh par Raghukul raj hai !!! Tej tam and par Kanh jimi kans par Tyon mlechh bans par Sher shivraj hain !!!!

[@SanhitaDighule-xq4xx]

Hey, I hail from Maharashtra and loved this content. The Green thing you ate by the road side is called Hurda, and it is green jowar grains which are harvested during winter. We usually have Hurda Parties to celebrate the harvest and end of winter.

[@shubha510-_]

वारकरी संप्रदाय 🙏🚩🕉️ राम कृष्ण हरी

[@SagarTembhare-lp1ef]

Atithi devo bhav.... A gest is our god 🙏🙏🙏 welcome to bharat 🥰🥰🥰

[@anujambhore19]

Shani Shignapur Near Shrirampur . Incredible Vegetarian Food's, Thalis, Marathi vegetarian food's available in Shrirampur. The Oldest Temple In Shrirampur Shree Ram Ji Temple Near Shree Ram mandir chowk, main road, Shrirampur.

[@CarolP-uk]

What an incredible place, your journey around India is fascinating and a huge eye opener. What an amazing country and until watching your vlogs, had never considered visiting. Can’t wait for next week ! 👏🏻👏🏻😃

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Fantastic, everyone should experience incredible india 🇮🇳

[@travellingyoginikas]

Carol, Liam and Janine are travelling v well aren't they. I am in awe of their adventurous spirits. I'm traveling in India too but not that that level!!!!

[@ajinkyadhikale3125]

Thanks for your appreciation for India❤

[@CompactClipsTrendzRK]

Yo Always Welcomed ❤️🚩

[@lottie2525]

Wonderful to be taken along on your adventures. I've visited India twice, but on organised adventure travel trips! Nothing as brave as you guys. The drone shots at the end were stunning, unbelievable rock carving. My abiding memories of India were the incredible food and the crazy, crazy traffic and sheer number of people, particularly at train stations. You've made me want to return for sure.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

You must, its calling you

[@प्रकाश-प1ह]

There are very kind hearted people in Maharashtra. Welcome you and your family

[@user-yt9yw6uf4m]

You must definitely NOT miss out the North-East...esp the cleanest village in Asia in the state of Meghalaya having the largest waterfall in India and cleanest lake also home to many enchanted forests ❤

[@None12768]

going to the northeast on auto isnt possible ..

[@Bloody.Champagne]

No Words...❤ Love From Maharashtra ❤❤❤

[@sayaka8587]

It's so good you are visiting some of the lovely places in India often overlooked by the casual tourists. The Ellora caves are a stunning place and you can feel the ancient history when you are there. I love you are so respectful of the traditions and local customs, Can't wait to see your next place to visit. Beautiful 😊😇🥰

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you, we love India

[@moneshbhogade5592]

Thank You so much For Exploring Our Maharashtra on global Platform❤❤

[@v7444]

There are some who connect to what India really is. They immediately feel at home here in India. You are one of them. It is a land of the spirit. The reason our culture, which we call Sanatana Dharma has survived to this day even after 1000 years of relentless attacks on it, is that the spiritual power is embedded into the land itself. Its mountains, rivers, temples. This power sustains us. And those whose hearts are open to the spirit can feel it when they come here. Hope you have a great journey here and you get all the blessings our land has to give.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you so much 💓

[@sonic.garden]

Incredible comment! Perfectly described. India is for people with open minds & more importantly..with an open heart' and If you're one? Be prepare to be taken away by it's magic & otherworldly'ness. I mean they knew about the Saturn & all different plants & about our Universe like minimum 10,000 yrs ago, for start! It's unbelievable 😯❤

[@WaspTaylor]

Oh wow your trip keeps on getting better! Beautiful sights, I long to visit India you two have made us all see the real india with such lovely welcoming people, Happy travels take care and look forward to next week X🛺🥰

[@ThoseHappyDays]

We are so pleased about that 🙌 thank you

[@malabikachatterjee5634]

@waspTaylor you must know where to go. India is not for everyone. You will enjoy India if you have a sense of adventure and keep an open mind you will enjoy India. We Indians love our visitors

[@alisonpeirce5489]

What an amazing place, people seem so friendly too. Have a safe week guys xx

[@ThoseHappyDays]

You too thank you ❤

[@lone_wolf4928]

I think India has much more to offer than just its major cities. There are incredible things to discover and appreciate, and you've done a great job by visiting only a few places. Keep it up.

[@Aaksach4872]

You should make series on Forts from Maharashtra...... Belongs to Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj (King).......Love your vlogs

[@kishorkulkarni7823]

I'm surprised you traveled through our State by simply Rickshaw ! I'm glad to See.

[@NoRiceToEat]

Thank you so much for displaying our country through your channel! I hope you stay is better every tome u come here ❤

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you 🇮🇳✨️

[@helenmartinez6283]

You have definitely been called to India, lovely couple with a big heart. You both look so happy over there. Thankyou for showing us India with so much joy. We have been 5 times in India, mainly to ashrams to do courses and a bit of travelling, but you are taking me to all the places I haven't visited. Don't know if we will be able to do another visit, as my husband was very sick and it's a slow recovery. But you both keep me going with your lovely videos. God bless you both ❤

[@Lindsay.k3492]

The Ellora Caves are magnificent, I never want your vlogs to end , excellent as always xx

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Endless vlogs coming right up

[@thegodfather2271]

​@@ThoseHappyDays😊🙏 भाई आप हजारों साल पुराने अजींठा वेरूळ लेणी देखा की नहीं

[@sushilkatalkar730]

Maharashtra is Rich State because of the Marathi Culture And Heritage site Jungle Safari and Experience with Divine Abode In Maharashtra like when You Explore or Navigation

[@lyndseybeaumont7301]

Thank you for taking me on this epic journey. I have seen wonders I’d never have imagined. How I wish I’d had the opportunity to travel when I was younger. At least there is the internet now to help people like me enjoy what you are both experiencing. I’m having a wonderful time in your company, thanks guys xxxx

[@ThoseHappyDays]

We love having you with us

[@rajazk1456]

if Kailasa Temple were in the Western world they would have called it wonder of wonders and promoted as greatest thing ever. but even in India people do not know it. thing about India most beautiful places are all hidden.

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

But Not hidden enough for most to be damaged, harmed, burnt or even completely destroyed by invaders throughout 700 to 1000yrs :(( [welcoming spirit of indians were taken advantage of in past, thankful that what rest of these marvels left today are coz of brave resilient spirited ancestors of ours]

[@ImranShaikh-xj4yy]

I love it when foreigners feel satisfied to visit India🇮🇳 I know we're not perfect. But we are not less that anyone out there. We learn and we comeback. Thank you from Maharashtra, India.❤

[@sheilagarrido8204]

Hi Guys, Thank you both yet again for a very interesting, in fact fascinating guide through the beautiful, ancient and mystical India. Dying to tune in and join you on your next adventure. Hopefully next Sunday. You really have changed our trajectory for Sunday morning. Thank you. Take care and above all enjoy and have fun🎉❤

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thanks for joining us 👌

[@sheilagarrido8204]

@@ThoseHappyDays Both a pleasure and delightful😘

[@kartiklanjewar]

It's the land of saints like sant tukaram maharaj, of warriors like shri chatrapati shivaji maharaj. You'll going to experience same respect in each part of Maharashtra.

[@krushnasahity438]

नक्कीच स्वागत आहे

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you

[@Patriotic.me-hl6yx]

Happy to see you in Maharashtra 🫰

[@Just_forfun9140]

This should be in world's wonder list. Hope you show all the caves, statues in them, the single stone pillar, wonder how they did it by removing hundreds of thousands of tons of rock with hammers and chisels from the monolithic single mountain stone. There is a church in lalibella in Ethiopia made the same way, but this temple is exquisitely carved, with many caves, each cave has works of art sculptures, stone pillar and lot more made from the mountain.

[@paragbhujbal7758]

You literally passed by my house that big hanuman statue i live in front of it and i clicked this video randomly crazy coincidence 😂😂😂

[@ChrisPelletier73]

Dang the Ellora temple😍 thank you for the drone shots! lol thought your closing song had changed 😅

[@GaneshKulkarni-z6r]

Thanks to visit my country and my state (MH), I am Indian you guys are awesome. You filming all the things and give the information. i see you in video your also enjoying the journey of India. All Indians welcome you to our country Come soon next time . Thanks

[@cyndeeh]

Wow! TYSM for sharing! Those caves were awesome, and we got to see it because of you 2 ! Thank you Liam, and Janine! Safe travels! Much live!

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Our pleasure! Have a fab weekend 😀

[@Pyhappiness]

I really appreciate you driving an auto-rickshaw in India amidst so much traffic; you must have felt the same adventurous spirit that we Indians experience by honking a lot. Visit India again and explore all Indian cities especially Mumbai, Delhi ,Varanasi, Haridwar, jagannath Puri, Aayodhya, Banglore, Kolkata etc.

[@julymoon4815]

What a wonderful film , i was sad that it has been such along time since travelling to India but thankfully i can watch your videos and my travelling days tumble back into my memories. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

That's exactly why we invest in memory making so much ❤️ thanks for watching the video

[@MelG-ut3hs]

Wow what an amazing vlog. The photography was awesome. Janine love those earrings they are gorgeous and really suit you.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

❤️😍✨️ thank you

[@0arjun077]

*If you visit Gujarat state dont forget -Somanath Temple and -Dwarka Temple (its is where we believe Krishna ruled as an Emperor) -Also there is Statue of Unity (the biggest statue in the world). *If you Visit Telengana Then visit - Statue of Equality - Yadadrigutta Temple (its a newly constructed temple but according to ancient scriptures, basically they revived the ancient temple architecture at a huge scale)

[@sheilajoseph9953]

Wow the temple and caves magnificent. Lovely food and lovely people.💚

[@SuperNilash]

Exploring our motherland with rikhshaw is really incredible even Indian can't think about this....we are with you to explore incredible india

[@PrashantGijare]

21:30 It's calld "Hurda" in Maharashtra. Hurda (Ponkh, Paunk) are fresh tiny green Jowar grains that are harvested during a brief period of winter (December to February). It is very popular in Maharashtra and Gujarat. Hurda grains are crunchy, tender, and juicy and are either roasted or cooked in another way before consumption.

[@adwaitkoli9437]

I'm from Mumbai and I love the way you explored maharshtra. I love it when tourists visit regions that portray diversity instead of showing just same place multiple times.

[@StoriesByAmarjeet]

i am in a foreign land watching two foreigners eating all my favourite dishes from my home state. Loved your content.. ❤️

[@marathimulgi12]

The green grains shown at 20:50 are called "Hurda" in Marathi, the local language. We get it only in the winter season. They are tender grains of Jowar or Sorghum millet, a very famous seasonal food item in Maharashtra. Farmers sell them at the side of their farms to earn extra quick cash.

[@ekinathkhedekar4248]

You crazy brits. Ruled the world due to the same exploratory nature. Don’t worry about the safety in Maharashtra. Our Chhatrapati has laid high standards for women safety and it still inspires us. Hope you guys have lot of fun. You both r gorgeous.

[@Thug_Life1318]

Thankyou for visiting our Land and Country 😀

[@pranavanath]

You guys are amazing, you are doing a great adventure something we Indians can't do which is traveling in Auto across India.

[@prakashsalunkhe8267]

India's every state has own culture and specially maharshtra you don't want to worry about anything dear ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Mel.H_]

I can't even imagine how overwhelming those caves must've been. Thank you for taking us along❤

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Our pleasure!

[@hvv001]

It's normal in India brother people of India is believe in *atithi devo bhava* means guest is our God 💕🙏🏻

[@Mel.H_]

@hvv786 I meant it in a good way. Like the way I felt at 19 seeing The Lincoln Memorial in WA D.C. for the first time ❤️❤️❤️ Tears, love, gratitude, joy... all the feels!

[@vspmusic014]

As Being A Maharashtrian I Like Your Vlogging Video So Much ❤ I Strongly Suggest You Guys that You Must Visit Nearby Destination Temple of Shri Saibaba in Shirdi ! It's Just a Beautiful & Massive ! 🇮🇳

[@bhargavi6095]

This is your home and welcome to your home. 🙏🏻😭 Love you Both 😭😭😍😍 God bless you 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@novicehiker]

What a fabulous video and I loved the song choice at the end, it made me feel quite emotional as the music and video footage really captured what must have been an incredibly special and awe-inspiring day at the Ellora Caves. Thank you both for taking us on these brilliant adventures with you.

[@nohiiiiit]

please add subtitles it will help audiance to connect with you easily.. Love from MH, India ❤

[@alextvp16]

Its fresh millet call ‘jowar’ what you eat green beans only get in winter other then winter you get it on dry form which use to make healthy bread call ‘ bhakari’

[@bevholton8905]

Thankyou guys ,just a fantastic video again, really enjoying you showing us such a beautiful country xx

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@helenbrown7001]

Thank you so much for the risks you’ve been taking to show people like me parts of the world that I would never see or know about. Your Chanel is not only interesting but is very educational. I look forward to your videos. Love you both, thankyou x x

[@ThoseHappyDays]

We are so pleased you are taking so much from our videos

[@davidthescottishvegan]

Another awesome adventures of Janine & Liam in India. The food is 😋 and amazing. Love 🥰 the vlog and love 💕 Janine &❤ Liam.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thanks David ✌️

[@sandip.007]

As I am living in maharashtra love to both ❤

[@nishad965]

21:34 It isn't pea. It is raw jawar (a lentil crop grow in Maharashtra region). You can have it with gud (jaggery). It is taste yummy.

[@pavanramane]

Best Respective Lovable People There... ❤️‍🔥👌👍

[@ladyB59]

Looking far more relaxed. India suits you.❤

[@ThoseHappyDays]

😊 thank you

[@travellingyoginikas]

Yes, I feel that India suits Liam and Janine. It's suits me too 😊

[@escapethematrix5069]

Stunning production as always. I'm so envious.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you! Cheers so much

[@amritapatil5226]

I believe you will be blessed with lot of prosperity this year as you have visited SHANI SHIGNAPUR , to your surprise 2024 is year of Lord Shani .The small green peas that you had are actually fresh tiny green Jowar grains that are harvested during a brief period of winter in Maharashtra and Gujarat. Also please do try "kothimbir vadi" , it's a snack from Maharashtra ,I bet you will love it.

[@cg9420]

You two are such lovely people and each of your videos is a work of art! 💖

[@akshaybagal2196]

In shanishingnapur people don't have door to there house. Safest city means there is no crime. People don't rob or commit crime there

[@pradipdoke2064]

20:59 this is jawar hurda 20:47

[@bmm0424]

I truly admire you guys so much in the way you travel, with such open minds, and sharing the love. Stay safe, keep it up!

[@maymaytrue550]

it is great to see both of your inner light shining outward.big smiles!!!!!!!

[@wakhareharshad1204]

Welcome to beautiful India

[@jewelsd1]

I admire you both. No matter what life has thrown at you, you keep on trucking on. Janine, you have anxiety but you have that by the gonads. You rule it and as a result you have the best adventures that anyone could ask for. Congrats to you both.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you, means a lot ❤️🙌

[@pareshgarude]

The reason why they were stopping you for parking is because: 1. You were going towards a village. Basically rural areas don't have much jobs. So a village like this is thriving on tourism. Or rather people who are coming for this pilgrimage. 2. They try to capitalise on that in order to make some money and survive. 3. This section of people who stopped you are trying to survive by giving parking. That way they'll earn some money and survive in a place like that. 4. Most people from such areas usually go to bigger cities to earn a livelihood.

[@rudrashiv6027]

I'm from Nashik Maharashtra. It's amazing place must visit❤

[@harjindersinghlotey3784]

Good going and thanks for taking us along your journeys! 🙏🏼

[@accursedsoul5006]

The fresh insight of watching my country from a foreigners perspective is amazing ❤❤.

[@yogeshbhosle3868]

Love you both of you I am also maharashtrian You are very luck to visit our maharashtra at shri shani singapur god bless both of you

[@jvsuryanarayana]

Shani Sngnapur was once a sleepy village. But time did catch up with the village. I am happy that there are still no locks on the doors. But neither Idli nor Dosa is native to Maharashtra which has its own cuisine. Shani incarnate here is SWAYAM BHU. Everyone offers only Til (Sessamum) oil to Shane, Saturn. The role of Shani is to make you live the consequences of your Actions. Even Rama had to.

[@omrajeshtamboli3611]

Yo on your way to Shani Shingnapur you passed by my town (Narayanagaon). This is so good man, happy journey and you'll find more and more nice experience throughout the country and hope you'll have good time in our country, welcome.

[@Ghost-qc2ni]

Welcome 😊 And i wish you will stay here and visit all historical and devotional places ❣️

[@shivamchougale3039]

प्रतिपच्चंद्रलेखेव वर्धिष्णुर्विश्व वंदिता महाराष्ट्रस्य राज्यस्य मुद्रा भद्राय राजते🚩🫡

[@hharmy7722]

Such a beautiful video, thank you for showing me these incredible places, I don’t think I’ll ever get a chance to visit any of these places, so thank you for allowing me to visit these magnificent wonders of our world

[@s.d.4351]

21:20 that is jwar but half ripe....and roasted...

[@lorrainemadden869]

Janine, your wardrobe is exquisite! Love the colors and your choices! So beautiful!

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Thank you ✨️💃

[@poorvasudame11]

Another lovely video❤ I don't think anybody has ever captured Shani Shinganapur as beautifully as you have. Also, so happy that the woman at the restaurant told you about 'sade saati' which means '7 and a half year'. It happens when shani(saturn) moves through your zodiac sign(according to hindu/vedic astrology and not according to the month of your birth). I am going through one right now too as I am an Aquarian which will end completely in 2028. Still a long way to go😅 There are so many interesting things in this world and so many things to learn❤️

[@ThoseHappyDays]

Ah wow, you are a source of incredible information

[@Bartman1965]

Loved this vlog guys, truly a magical experience so far. Looking forward to the next adventure in Pete 🤙

[@thegodfather2271]

😊🙏 भगवान शिव आपको हमेशा खुश रखें 🙌

[@VICKYBAVAL]

Even the poorest of people wants to give in Maharashtra village... That feeling of giving is awesomeness.. Nowere on planet

[@surianarayanansethumudalia2863]

Good morning from here-South India. That "Shani" really worked for you I guess. As the previous day the obstacle came in the form of traffic and the very next day being World Heritage Day it was Free for you, saving Rs₹.1200.(Just on lighter side😂).. Your vlog is too good and true. Best wishes. Congratulations.

[@ThoseHappyDays]

It must have done 😍

[@raghwansingh5887]

Great to see you here miss valentina shevchenko...great

[@shoorveer1243]

I hope you try one fort trekk in Maharashtra. Specially Raigad fort. There are total 360 forts in Maharashtra situated at different hikes. Specially in this cold weather you should try trekking. There is Rajgadh fort 60km away from pune.