Walking in Amritsar (India)

Amritsar historically also known as Rāmdāspur and colloquially as Ambarsar, is a city in north-western part in India

[@MrKhalsa55]

Some information for viewers:- 2:35 Guava sellers,2:37 sugar cane juice seller,4:40-5:52 supposed to be One way traffic,7:03 on right Wrestling school, 9:55 Sikh Soldiers of Sikh's 10th Guru, Guru Gobind Singh Ji, 11;42 Unauthorised constructions pull down by municipal authority (right), 23:38-24:30 cheap and best garment mkt, 33:47 wholesale grain mkt.

[@ramasamynagapan2171]

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[@GaryBatchelder]

I don't know if you think of yourself as a journalist but I think of you that way. Your videos are worth many hours of nightly news with their biases poking through every thing they "report". You show the truth and say nothing, the sights and sounds speak for themselves. What a great service this is to our humankind! Thank you!

[@keeziwalks]

that is the reason i do not comment

[@rickgammon8972]

no music, no commentary, no opinion, just what IS as it IS - watch and bathe in the reality :)

[@telavivnofilter8652]

One of the best video. Thanks.

[@jasvir17]

@@rickgammon8972:)

[@leilui100]

@@keeziwalks thank u i really apprecitate your video where are u from?

[@Sedona-cl6eg]

Excellent camera work. Slow and steady. I wish more people would do slow walking videos instead of fast riding/driving videos.

[@user-yw2mh2px2r]

You are correct . This is a great and eye comfortable technique . I wish so !

[@NitinJaitly]

I am from Amritsar. Not lived there since 1979. This is the most authentic video I have ever seen of the city. Now every time I want to visit it, I am going to watch this. I cannot praise and thank you enough.

[@desbrittain9952]

You are from Amritsar? So tell me, why is it so dirty?

[@maximhollandnederlandthene7640]

@@desbrittain9952 Because they have to eat and drink. They are not subsidized, you only can spend your money once ✌🙂

[@trem876]

I watched all of this, the entire 1 hour. it made me seriously miss India.

[@keeziwalks]

that is an achievement :-)

[@trem876]

@Diane M yes i like this choas

[@trem876]

@Diane M it will get better, all it needs is someone to pick up the litter

[@trem876]

No Diane, we're gonna talk this through, and it's going to long and difficult, but we're gonna get through it.

[@trem876]

@Diane M i already live in the US

[@arunmarwaha6724]

I am born in Amritsar and still live here. Yes, there is too much traffic, too much noise of horn, beep beep beep. The city can definitely do with a lot lot more cleanliness and less of noise. But the people here are wonderful. Thanks to all who commented positively, especially from Pakistan.

[@carmemrezende702]

Wow, awesome. In an hour of video I saw a lot of people in a city of little spaces with narrow streets very busy by the traffic of motorcycles, cars, tuk tuk, tricycles but saw no accident. What I saw are well-mannered people waiting for their turn to pass. I saw people walking and talking on cell phones without fear. What seems to be disharmonious in other cultures in India is the respect for the rights of others. Here in Brazil, traffic kills more than war and if you go out with your cell phone on the streets you risk being robbed or killed. Congratulations to the Indian people 🇮🇳🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@praimpers5451]

YOUR COMENT IS TRUTHFUL;

[@artesanatosberilo7460]

Interessante ,, vias de veículos auto-motor ,, oposto do Brasil ,, será que assinam com a mão esquerda !? 😂

[@Walnei_alves]

CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE VIDEO; VERY ENRICHING AND WE ALWAYS LEARN FROM THIS OLD AND WONDERFUL COUNTRY THAT INDIA.

[@WaywardAnalysis]

How can anyone dislike your videos? Love the way you get the people and total environment impact, I can almost smell the streets. Please keep on producing these videos, like I've said previously, your videos are like a beautiful realized dream.

[@TVSCDN]

Thanks for your lovely video 👌.. Amritsar has the old world charm .. not found in Mumbai..the charm of poverty is serenity..one would love to walk through those small lanes ... thanks 😘

[@mikejohnson599]

GEe I love all your videos of india what a sacred country it is bless all of india

[@elenavanbc]

what a great video - most vids about Amritsar are around the Golden Temple so people don't see the 'real daily feel' you were able to convey with this documentary! great for those of us who are interested in India but are not able to make a trip to this interesting country. And yes, lots of dirt - a friend who lives in Amritsar had told me so!! Thanks for posting!

[@wakiuchi]

i see a lot of comments of people saying how dirt the streets are and blah,blah,blah but it seems that nobody notice how people there can live happy without all the conditions that for us are indispensable, they look so friendly to visitors. before criticize some people should learn one necessary value: respect.

[@chachatoys3905]

honestly, i know only about india is tonnes of rape cases. I know only girls are very dangerous to travel to India.

[@nagag4739]

man come on , on ground reality they are not happy . they are trying to be happy anyway they are strong on community wise, even though many people are struggling . yes the streets are messy we have to agree and important thing is come up with solutions. can anyone live happily in mess-no one. if you are claiming that people living happily , you are giving wrong message to the society and pushing them deeper into mess indirectly. if you are responsible just show the reality of other countries how they are living and teach these people to led a happy life. motivate them. bring the change and let them to show to the world how they are good at.

[@rmhanseniii]

Nonsense... their filth is a massive public health problem, not to mention it’s a complete and total disrespect of the most holiest river

[@papabeefeya2472]

@@chachatoys3905 Chop hand ...Stoning to death ...Looting another WIVES ...Apmanjanak Mrityu...All exist in India

[@TariqNiazi868]

Abdul Hameed (Urdu: اے۔ حمید-‎; 1928 - 29 April 2011) was an Urdu fiction writer from Pakistan, who wrote over two hundred books. A. Hameed was born in Amritsar circa 1928 but gained his adulthood in Lahore. He did not distinguish one city from the other. He loved both. Until Partition they were twin cities hardly 30 miles apart. A train ran between the two ferrying workers from one side to the other. Hameed took this Babu Train to Lahore often without a ticket and enjoyed breaking the law. About his birthplace he wrote: “For me Amritsar is my lost Jerusalem and I am its wailing wall. I do not remember anything about Amritsar. Remembers he who forgets. Amritsar circulates in my blood. I go to sleep after looking at Amritsar and the first thing I see it after waking up in the morning. When I walk the Company Bagh accompanies me. When I sit the Secretary Bagh’s trees provide me with a shadow. When I speak I can hear the calls to prayers from Amritsar mosques. When I am quiet water from Amritsar canals passes by me, whispering. I look at one of my hands and find streets of my neighborhood sleeping on it. I look at the other hand and see all the flowers, trees and spring breezes sitting on it, smiling. An Amritsar-bound friend asked me recently what he should bring for me. I told him to get me a flower from the Company Bagh.”

[@arunmarwaha6724]

Let me know if you ever are coming to Amritsar.

[@sayedmuhammadwaqarhaider]

Tariq Niazi Bohat Aala

[@papabeefeya2472]

All who live in India are Pakistani

[@tanveerhussain1645]

Wonderful just like myself walking in the streets of Amratsar. Thanks to the person who made this excellent video. Qazi Tanveer Hussain from Sargodha Punjab.

[@robindixon4814]

Amritsar made a lasting impression on me. Not the Golden Temple although that is amazing BUT the hospitality generosity and caring of the Sikh people who feed FREE some 30,000 people every day. Their kitchens and organisation is simple but effective. Loved the vegetarian Mc Donald’s !!! An amazing country with amazing culture and amazing people.

[@LifewithMeeheeka2067]

I lived in India for the first 28 years in my life but for any extended length of time in only two metropolitan areas. Amritsar was not one of them. So this was a completely new tour for me. Thanks and keep walking.

[@user-yw2mh2px2r]

@ keeze walk Thank you very much . You are such a great youtuber ! You have saved me a trip all the way to Amristar !

[@rosemerixaviermendes9438]

Gostei muito da índia 💚 só que fiquei com dó deles ser tão pobre, tudo tão simples, tudo tão primitivo💛. Mas parece que são felizes, mesmo sem o luxo♥️. Eles não estão nem aí, pra eles tudo é normal, ninguém repara em ninguém. Cada um cuida de sua vida.😍😍😘😘🇧🇷💞🇧🇷💞

[@palangnar3588]

I have to type you these lines to tell you how nice your videos are, i watch them on my big screen TV, and i stand up middle of living room and feel like i am walking in India, amazing, the best way to see a place( city like this one) to film it while walking, blow your mind, you can see everything all little things( in this case dirt all over) how people live like that!!!anyway i love your videos , and i am watching all of them..thank you again, you walked so much, to film this and other videos.

[@keeziwalks]

thank you

[@neidepereira1367]

O barulho é ensurdecedor misericórdia, mas que bom conhecer um pouco da Índia. ...DEUS ABENÇOE vocês Beijos do Brasil 🌷❤😚👏👏👏👏

[@mamamia2534]

Thank you Keezi for your hardwork..I highly appreciate your patience n dedication to your job..I watched also your walking in Manila cause Im from there n happy your safe u walked in d crowded part of c city.

[@rajindergihir9385]

Wow what a great upload. Many thanks.

[@mohammadhanif2820]

many many thanks for uploading this picture really i need to know about amristar city. again thanks who made this

[@Ahmadahmad-dp8ko]

salam from Indonesia 🙏

[@skywatcher4420]

Great Kees. Thanks for the trip with you Amritsar. Take care.

[@wimsalampessy849]

Hartstikke bedankt Kees. Een zeer mooie video.

[@robertvanhoek9470]

Hello again, the city of Amritsar certainly seems tame compared to Calcutta, with more females on the streets too. It also exhibits a more Western style persona, to me. I was hoping to "walk" with you in a full length video of Mumbai, India & Dhaka, Bangladesh, but I cannot find either on KZbin. Ciao & Good Luck!

[@peterwang5196]

Indian brothers, work on your cities, please. If you don't, you wouldn't be taken seriously for your inspiration to be a permanent member for UN Security Council for global governance..disciplines start from home..

[@pauloreis7302]

O país mais populoso do mundo que era para ser também o mais desenvolvido... limpo.. civilizado.. culto... organizado... é exatamente o contrário de tudo isso.

[@sargentshultz8823]

In India, religion, TYPE-CASTING or caste and hierarchy are more important than modernization. Because modernity cost BIG money and nobody wants to shell out the 'big bucks' from their own pockets to spend a lot on civilian needs.

[@nagag4739]

even though your perception is way near to reality this is not the main reason . main reason is about homo erectus genetics is more in INDIANS therefore we cannot blame people .

[@DaPashtoSazAwaz]

Pakistan is like India as well but it seems religion (actually just its slogan) is important to them. You will find filth and trash everywhere.

[@TVSCDN]

The culture of cleanliness is there despite everything.. thanks 😘 for your video

[@jorgeenriquegarciacastibla7487]

Soy colombiano, vivo en Alicante, España... y quedo sorprendido al ver estos vídeos de ciudades indias... que abismo inmenso entre ellos y nuestra cultura, nuestras sociedades... tanto europea como americana... occidentales... como nos llaman. Hay tantas diferencias!

[@kulwant859]

Very very nice video thank you for sharing. I wounder how you had the camera so steady. Love from the UK

[@407tow]

Great video showing their culture. Thank's

[@junaid.]

A great video... I liked it so much .... and it feels so mesmerizing....

[@MS-kw5vt]

Full chaos , no traffic rules applied , dirty and shabby

[@sayedmuhammadwaqarhaider]

Excellent Video. I live in Lahore. In Pakistan, Cycle Rickshaw is strictly prohibited. I enjoyed this video. It’s my great desire to visit Golden Temple.

[@m.danishshafique1108]

most indian people used vespa.. bike of woman😅😅

[@r.r.3789]

@@m.danishshafique1108 does your women even have the freedom of riding a Vespa?

[@MrKhalsa55]

For those who don't like the city....are invited, come and have experience the hospitality of Punjabi's / Amritsari ( they are lovable people ) BTW this video was taken in 2014 now this holiest city is become heritage . Regards

[@josewilsondias9013]

I felt like traveling in India, video was great I felt in India. José Brasil

[@whaddamsaying6478]

Awesome video! Thank you so much for posting this, I love it!! And, you went through the same alley for a couple of minutes at the end as 10 minutes earlier! 57:27 = 47:08 !!

[@Alikamranes]

Beautiful. Punjab on both sides of the border looks quite similar.

[@ronin472100]

Fascinating ! Nice work and thank you for sharing !

[@TheEDEN001]

i was planning a trip to india, but after what i saw here not soo much. I guess ill go to thailand again

[@keeziwalks]

+TheEDEN001 Go to India , you will like it , there is much more as just cities

[@TheEDEN001]

***** i already made up my mind after having a talk with my wifey and we are going to singapore, . we did some research and singapore turned out to be the most safest and not polluted country in that region. Thanks for your advice but i will have to reconsider India for my next holliday in a few years. Thanks from italy

[@Samuel115s]

TheEDEN001 visit Bangalore. The videos to that place look good.

[@noeminoemi1350]

very nice as if I were transported back in India.

[@civilmaterial]

Wonderful. Life, life💛🧡, beauty people, people.

[@ineedonlysongs8063]

how can you say it its is hell

[@user-hh6tm1zl1t]

Обожаю ваши видео.

[@sajidrafique375]

I was in Amritsar as a 6 year old child for a few hrs on way to Lahore..Loved the golden temple and sikh brothers / sisters there.

[@lmvanderlinden4129]

20.26 Een park lijkt wel iets uit een droom ,zo mooi !!!!!!!!!

[@isaleteferreira7879]

Olá Índia gosto de ver os vídeos é um passeio em lugares que nunca iremos conhecer mas é bom conhecer outros países .😘🇧🇷

[@danielalvespereira5599]

Achei um comentário em português isalete beleza

[@drmalkeet9076]

Thanks welcome dr. Malkeet from Amritsar Punjab India

[@raymundamathias7186]

Maravilhoso lindo parabéns Deus abençoe

[@PAKGGG1]

Very nice we seeing our past city. We are enjoying and seeing India from Pakistan .

[@toosinbeymen6304]

This looks like a wonderful city to walk thru. Thanks for posting.

[@monalisa66242]

My Amritsar----my city :) Miss it soooo much

[@nicolaskottis5245]

19:50 Let's find some peace!

[@kurtgittler506]

Dirty as it may seem, this is what cities were like for the majority of human history. It's an invaluable insight into a more natural state of urban life, unlike the thankfully more sterile conditions of most today. Even mighty Rome was probably filthier than this.

[@roxanafelicidadesmuylindas8230]

Q linda ciudad y q lleno muchos trabajan

[@lesgibson9366]

and I thought our pot holes were bad here in the UK!

[@daisym295]

Madre mía!!!!!!!!! esto es "Sálvese quien pueda" 😁😁

[@maximhollandnederlandthene7640]

Amritsar lijkt me een goede locatie. Mensen zijn er volgens mij vriendelijker dan in Mumbai. Zie veel lachende gezichten in je video. 🙏 😀

[@keeziwalks]

geen kwaad woord over Amritsar 😊

[@Franciisco007]

Vídeo excelente que lindo esse parque cheio de árvores e plantas tudo verde que maravilhoso

[@daisydupre4873]

Beautiful India and The people are so incredibly beautiful!!!

[@nokomarie1963]

This is the first walk in India that wasn't at all threatening. I guess India is way too dirty and chaotic for me for the most part. The ladies were dressed very nicely here though, and many of the men too.

[@rubeeshmangroe]

nice film but seems like people are not very clean

[@latortoisaurus3507]

what's wrong with telling the truth?

[@rubeeshmangroe]

it looks like the movietaker took a timemachine and went 1000 years back in time.Where i come from you can eat from the street .And please change your name .It sounds like alien you stupid dumbass

[@rubeeshmangroe]

Just watch indian street food and you will see my point.Every thing is dirty in india

[@rajivkejriwal5054]

rudy maddog fuck u as whole.

[@pranaththedev]

rudy maddog What the hell is your obsession with my name? Did your mommy give you that comeback, did your mommy also tell you that you're a failed abortion? Go to school and get better grammar..

[@sohaibali-pk]

Same like Lahore.. Love u all from Pakistan (Punjab)

[@souravdhiman4329]

Acha....nice

[@ravisethi1882]

App Lohor sadda Amritsar akoo gall hai

[@user-oh1ss2lp2e]

Настоящая Индия. Мне понравился этот город. Люди живут своей жизнью. Интересно. Спасибо. Киев.

[@user-qz8bj8hu7z]

เคยไปเที่ยวมาแล้วเมืองนี้ และยังได้มีโอกาศเข้าไปชมวิหารทองคำอยู่กลางสระน้ำอันใสสะอาดชอบน่ะเมืองนี้ประทับใจมาก

[@soydelateja]

Thank you for this video that makes clear the differences unworthy of the world in which we live where few have everything and others have almost nothing

[@roccosandhu2864]

Currently in Calgary missing my Amritsar soo hard!!!

[@W46546-f]

It must very cold in Calgary .

[@JaspervanVugt]

Kees starts his walk in front of King Kulfa restaurant. Then, he walks to Sultanwind Road, turns right crosses into Purani Lakkar Mandi, turns left into Gali number 7, turns left at Ghanta Ghar Chowk to walk past the Golden Temple on his right hand side. He walks untill Brahm Butta Market, then turns right, then turns left onto Somnath Singh, walks on till just before Hotel Raj Darbar, then turns right into the park & garden by the watertank, walks into the direction of the Gurudwara Baba Atal Rai Sahib Ji. There, he turns left, walks, then turns right towards Chowk Baba Sahib. When he reaches Lakshmanser Road, he turns right, turns left into direction of Shakti Nagar Road, turns right, turns left onto Majith Mandi Road, follows the road to the right towards Chowk Tunda Talab, crosses into Bazar Phullan Wala, turns right into Dhab Khatikan turns left into Shunaria Wali Gali, walks towards Gurudwara Kila Shri Lohgarh Sahib and turns left towards lohgarh chowk, turns left just before reaching Lohgarh Chowk, walks on in the direction of Sehgal Dham Mandir, turns left, turns right with the Hindu College on his right hand side, turns left, turns left again into the street he walked in before, again heading towards the Gurudwara Kila Shri Lohgarh Sahib, where he stops recording. Thanks for this wonderful recording of a nice walk in the old part of Amritsar Kees!

[@keeziwalks]

thank you Jasper

[@JaspervanVugt]

Bedankt voor je mooie video's Kees. Ik ben twee keer in Amritsar geweest en vind het te gek om dankzij jouw video weer even het idee te hebben daar rond te lopen. @@keeziwalks

[@madhavbhatia5477]

@@JaspervanVugt how do you know this are you from amritsar too ?? ibecause i am from amritsar and you are quite accurate in your description

[@JaspervanVugt]

@@madhavbhatia5477 No, I'm from Amsterdam but have been to Amritsar twice. For this route I've used Google Maps.

[@kamaldhillon638]

Very nice very beautiful sir thanks

[@hoanghoatham1856]

Hi Colijn . I can feel how hard while you are walking in this city . Thank you very much for your suffered on .

[@RedAndtheBlackRocker]

Since India does not allow Google Street View I rely on your walking videos to shed light on what life is really like on the streets. I have been to India 3 times now, (I'm American) and thinking of visiting Amritsar in the fall. Would you recommend any other sites to visit between there and Delhi? I'm not sure where else to go, perhaps Shimla? Any tips or advice is welcome, thank you!

[@keeziwalks]

I love big cities, any city in India is fun

[@RedAndtheBlackRocker]

@@keeziwalks you got that right! I was just in Kolkatta this winter and loved it there, it was like a movie set, everything was so old and falling apart but so much beauty among it all. Can't wait to get back somewhere else, thanks.

[@sayiloveyou1686]

@@RedAndtheBlackRocker You should visit South Indian cities in Kerala like Kochi,Thiruvananthapuram,Calicut,Vizag, Hyderabad etc it is very different than North India.The cities have lot of greenery and less pollution. My uncle worked in Kochi port.

[@RedAndtheBlackRocker]

@@sayiloveyou1686thanks for the suggestions! I will look into that. Getting around quickly and affordably has been my strategy in prior trips. If I can get around by train easily down there it should be no problem.

[@agnihotrimanoj]

My City Beautiful. Love Amritsar

[@mayracruz9790]

Es impresionante es la vida como en America central

[@naeembutt782]

My Ensestors Living city before partition, there is a place name Kapoor thalla n Noorpur..

[@shanky2112]

Excellent video kees, you made very good balance while handling camera and walking continously. which camera you were using?

[@b980620]

교통수단이 정말 복잡하게 얽히고 섥힌 상태에서도 사고없이 달리는 걸 보니 역시 눈치로 운전하는 모습이 대단합니다.어떻게 그렇게 용하게 피해서 달립니까?

[@manjitrai4714]

Its like I am walking with you in this holy city of ours ....thank you from Canada

[@hammad521]

Fascinating! I'm from Pakistan, wanna see Amritsar. Do people there speak Urdu also?

[@44Mander]

No, punjabi is spoken.

[@hammad521]

Khajinder Singh Chawla I yearn to visit and see these wonderful places. But whenever I plan to do so, tensions between both the countries become high. :-/

[@arunmarwaha6724]

same here.

[@soydelateja]

Income per capita:United Kindom 36,343 Dollars, USA 47,153 dollars, India1,410 Dollars, Do you think a fair world?

[@mamamia2534]

Thats d real life of people..natural in every country there's silmilar situation...people are happy ,enjoy each other..

[@WaywardAnalysis]

Hey I have a suggestion, every once in a while go to a restaurant or bar to see how the people interact with you and each other. (Though these excursions may take a bit away from the spontaneity that your videos captures.)

[@maximhollandnederlandthene7640]

Hi, you can make that video. 🤗

[@minmaungmaung8129]

In a very hot climate, a Singh in addition to his long beard, kept a long hair and wrapped it in a turban, his head must be incredibly hot.

[@jrodtheillegal4196]

nice, but punjab where most 'singhs' reside is only mildly hot compared to other parts of india

[@zaheeraslam8267]

Your video is classical realistic ,city same like Lahore ,i mean condition of road and streets are same.but some thinks are far difference from us,foe example .Girls are riding scooters,sardar gee,scooter are vanish in our road.One think is very bad ,which is still in India,that is cycle raksha. old man are pulling heavy load .I am very thankful to you ,for up load this video.I am zaheer from Lahore, Pakistan, - via YTPak(.com)

[@claudiosaltara8847]

I would like to know when the sanitation department picks up the trash in the streets. In all the walking docu I see I don' see this activity. Do they clean the streets at night? Do they use water hoses or street cleaners?

[@MS-kw5vt]

The whole of India is a garbage bin .Most dirtiest country in the world . Notorious for corruption too

[@ghazalkhazana3262]

Wao! Trafic coming from all directions and sometimes from nowhere and its moving without gridlock. This can only possible in cities of south east Asia. It could be much better if u add little commentary about the places u were capturing , My grandparents and parents were born and grown up in Amritsar and you might walk around that area which is Loh Garh and katra karam Singh. Thanks for the tour and I loved it

[@trem876]

It's a beautiful walkable city which so much activity. Only minor improvements need to be made, clean roads, less cars, less honking.

[@mchris5888]

You call that beautiful?

[@trem876]

@@mchris5888 it's messy and the construction is sloppy, but it's a nice mideval urban plan.

[@orientlover1]

I am surprised to see such a large number of man-pulled tricycle rickshaws in Amritsar. It seems to be a common mode of public transport. Is it old part of the city of newly developed areas after 1947?

[@arunmarwaha6724]

This is old part of walled city. Very congested and very dirty too.

[@MuhammadAhmad-si1qu]

V.v.good. Please write road and colony name. My father grand father born in Amritser. Shreef pura near railway st. Thanks

[@Ahmadahmad-dp8ko]

salaam ..🙏 i am from Indonesia ..

[@Lipalmer]

Parece ser tudo sagrado na India! Obrigada!

[@felixalvaro964]

Buen vídeo viva la india saludos desde México

[@scorpian6013]

This video of Amritsar truly reflects the city.

[@weiyingcomebacktogusuwithm5136]

Why did they keep honking their car?

[@holahola-rp9hy]

wow nice! I can see myself walking around the temple. How did you filmed this?

[@keeziwalks]

hola hola i walked slowly be surely

[@arunmarwaha6724]

Great camera work. I live in the city.

[@guillesolana]

Increible video!! Muchas gracias!

[@robindixon4814]

Keezi love your walks a man after my own heart .... just get out and walk walk walk

[@soundar4270]

Make Amritsar the capital of Punjab and promote Tourism (both religious & Wagah border) in All India level. Many people will come to Amritsar & the economy will boost on its own. I visited Amritsar in 2019. Roads, Flyovers, Railway station look totally outdated. Without cleanliness, tourists won't come again. Hyderabad was looking outdated 20 years back. Now, Hyderabad is becoming top class city. Lucknow is also fast developing

[@trem876]

Beautiful city

[@yousufgee4541]

super video

[@tvkangshidiq7714]

Great video, I'm waiting for the next video ... I have long known from Bondowoso, East Java, Indonesia

[@Ahmadahmad-dp8ko]

hai bos. i am from Lamongan 😁 Jawa timur ..