Walking the Streets of Old Delhi & Talking About India

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Here's Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3bVlIV-a52ZbZo

[@Anand_D_Sindbad]

Hiiiiii....... I need some tips and ideas.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@Anand_D_Sindbad See here, it's a playlist of informative travel videos on different topics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3qtq4Rrq7Cor8U

[@thereal8001]

Bro you walked very long distance, I walked sadar bazar to new delhi railway station too. You are doing hardwork , thank you 🙏 🤝, Enjoying your all videos

[@MrTraveller.]

There’s nothing quite like walking through the streets of Incredible India 🇮🇳 I throughly enjoyed these last 2 walking vids. Continue to explore , document & share. Thx from a Traveller in Taiwan 🇹🇼

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@thereal8001 Great, thanks.

[@AdventureElliot]

Gabe seeing you’re love for India makes me think that you coulda initially started a channel just on India and you would’ve done it before anyone else.. additionally, you’re the main reason I’ve been trying to convince my girlfriend that we have to go to India. All of it is super fascinating and it really helps people understand your essence.

[@danielaamritha340]

Make sure your girl friend gets along with the noise...I had several family members leaving immediately my place, heading back to the airport after arriving, staying some hours in the country🤣🤣🤣. Seems, for some people it's an unbearable experience😉

[@YashSharma-zp8yu]

@@danielaamritha340 Are you in some way releated to India, your lastname is Amritha which is a Sanskrit word meaning elixir of immortality.

[@AdventureElliot]

@@danielaamritha340 my GF is from Caracas Venezuela she’s used to noisy urban areas

[@snehilha3998]

India is not like that he is only showing one side of india by just going to old delhi. It's like travelling to hoods in America and justifying that this is the real USA. Stereotyping an entire nation just by showing 1% of it is bad. Delhi has 8 to 6 lanes roads and 600km metro transit system and proper public transportation. It's international airport is one of the largest in the world and i wonder how did he get here without noticing it. Did he travel through ships or something.

[@FSVR54]

go without her

[@michaelharris6020]

India is just simply fantastic, so much life, colour, love and everything. Peace & Love

[@jennyoshea1958]

Fascinating. The vibrancy and beautiful chaos of this city is like nothing on earth. What an adventure, Gabriel. So happy I get to see it all through your lens. Wonderful stuff.

[@ev-yt2064]

Your ability to make these videos with such quality is a joy for us viewers. I appreciate your love of India but I wish I had done more during my visit to Mumbai and Pune in 2007. Nevertheless my visit was unforgettable and brought back to mind by your outstanding videos.

[@MaysrJustThis]

It really amazes me how well you remember all the names of these places. Theres sooo many names in both of these videos!! Thanks for the imagery. It brings me right back to Delhi. Cant wait to get back and document more of it myself!

[@seanmac5093]

thing I love about Gabriel is that he is the ultimate traveler. Not because he has seen most of the world; instead, the true joy he exudes when experiencing a place like "Old Delhi" is so obvious. He finds purpose and happiness in immersing himself in a stew of cultural cacophony. I have known that feeling just a few times in my life, yet, I get to remember every time I watch one of Gabriel's videos. Thank you sir.

[@uKaZdAb]

I love fact you are respectful in your surroundings, this stands out among other travelers on you tube.

[@adayinthelifeofadrian]

I love how you’re walking around in that absolute mayhem and you’re completely not phased by it. Good form my friend.

[@aykutozger1164]

Amazing. Your India videos are by far my most favorite. I was in Delhi and Ooty 4 years ago and it was such an experience. Looking forward to going back!!

[@no_soy_rubio]

India vlogs always seem to have that little extra about them, such an interesting place and full of life

[@snehilha3998]

India is not like that he is only showing one side of india by just going to old delhi. It's like travelling to hoods in America and justifying that this is the real USA. Stereotyping an entire nation just by showing 1% of it is bad. Delhi has 8 to 6 lanes roads and 600km metro transit system and proper public transportation. It's international airport is one of the largest in the world and i wonder how did he get here without noticing it. Did he travel through ships or something.

[@nyejatwangnao8659]

@@snehilha3998 its vibrant with rich culture..my parents hate living in an apartment they prefer living a life like you describe "Stereotyping," humble people don't care about how much money you have, they love the simple life

[@changumangu4660]

@@snehilha3998 lol I'm from India as well, we've been building infrastructure really well in the last few years but please don't say this is just 1% of India as if 99% is Shanghai. More than 60% of population lives in small villages. India is much more than just your favourite posh places.

[@Ashley_Schaeffer]

Amazing as usual! I will be trekking the Himalayas in the fall! Your guides are super helpful!

[@JesseStLouis]

Which trek?

[@Ashley_Schaeffer]

@@JesseStLouis Jesse, how's NZ man! I was planning on doing Hemis in Leh, still debating Kangri or Markha... I still need to make it out to Tongariro... but NZ is still locked down for recreational travel...

[@JesseStLouis]

@@Ashley_Schaeffer NZ reopening on May 1st for visa waiver countries including the U.S.

[@JesseStLouis]

@@Ashley_Schaeffer those treks sound epic!!

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Gabriel, I can't get over the amount of commerce that is going on while you were walking down those Delhi streets India has been growing at an incredible pace since 2002 at almost 500%. There seems to be an even higher potential because there still is an incredibly high energy level in all that chaos it's really mind-boggling. You must be talking some ashwagandha and turmeric tea to handle that walking around the crowded city.

[@snehilha3998]

India is not like that he is only showing one side of india by just going to old delhi. It's like travelling to hoods in America and justifying that this is the real USA. Stereotyping an entire nation just by showing 1% of it is bad. Delhi has 8 to 6 lanes roads and 600km metro transit system and proper public transportation. It's international airport is one of the largest in the world and i wonder how did he get here without noticing it. Did he travel through ships or something.

[@veterantraveler]

New India videos are fantastic! Still here watching after many years. Safe travels Gabe!

[@filb]

I would never drive in India, it's so chaotic, but walking there seems fun. All the noise, the people, I'm fascinated.

[@shirleebusch1459]

Wandering in the alley's of Old Delhi, a metaphor for searching for memories in your 50 year old mind.

[@KenMathTeacher]

I love the chaos! I can't wait to visit India one day, it's high on my bucket list.

[@danm3570]

Indian food is up there with the best food in the world if it's made properly, wow so many ppl

[@achalgupta6689]

I have seen so many videos by foreigners of old Delhi...I must say that this is the most insane one....how calmly you captured the utter chaos of those streets!

[@danlnad]

I love India. Some parts of India are beautiful. Delhi isn't beautiful, though it is quit an experience. Thrilling. So different than in the US. Even the dirty, littered strewn streets are a part of the experience of India, as much as the beautiful gardens and temples.

[@rjypsiesmith3244]

I have to say that Im luvin' the women's outfits! Amazing, colorful, and pretty! I would be a nervous wreck walking with the noise, however... lol Have a good one!

[@emilye126]

And the garbage and poor neglected dogs..not for me..but I would enjoy the food..

[@mixfy926]

@@emilye126 Believe it or not but still much much much much better than various countries where u find dogs on ur food plate than on roads. Just saying..

[@martinc.720]

I don’t think I’ll be visiting India, but Gabriel is so happy to be there, and excited about things he discovers or sees again that I cannot help but be hyped every time he uploads a video from that country!😅

[@nobakwaas5161]

U can skip delhi and head on to the himalayas or maybe auroville bit it's bloody hot in summers

[@martinc.720]

@@nobakwaas5161 yeah... completely unrelated to my comment.

[@Peter-MH]

I think this place is Gabe’s spiritual home!

[@petercharnley7138]

Wow Gabe, remember when you where half up a mountain in Kosovo, I mentioned about you being in the middle of Paris a few weeks earlier ?? Well, now you're in the middle of Delhi, do you remember being halfway up a mountain in Kosovo a few weeks before ?? ;) I'm absolutely loving your adventures & so impressed in just how calm, composed & friendly you are to everybody you meet. You're an inspiration my friend 👍

[@juliegoodwin6850]

Definitely agree😀

[@charlottethien3749]

Gabriel, Very enjoyable content ! You seem to have so much patience with those people wanting to drive you around ! They want to work, and you want to walk and talk ! 😂

[@trigbiggers4492]

Very glad to see you in India. Haven't seen much from India since COVID. Great to see the people and the bustle.

[@wireeye2003]

Too chaotic for me to ever visit 😳

[@trevorleat8906]

So great to be back in in In Ind India...!! Electric tuk tuk's...what an excellent idea specially in the cities. Glad to see cows still walking around and cable spaghetti hanging from the buildings! Are you gonna visit Kerala on this trip? Looking forward to following your journey Gabe. Namaste🙏

[@benabroad8872]

India is so fascinating. Even just walking down the street is bound to be interesting

[@pseudonymshqipe854]

It's not really my scene lol I wouldn't go there to relax and enjoy a vacation.

[@vjc4964]

😖🥵🤢

[@snehilha3998]

India is not like that he is only showing one side of india by just going to old delhi. It's like travelling to hoods in America and justifying that this is the real USA. Stereotyping an entire nation just by showing 1% of it is bad. Delhi has 8 to 6 lanes roads and 600km metro transit system and proper public transportation. It's international airport is one of the largest in the world and i wonder how did he get here without noticing it. Did he travel through ships or something.

[@maryrosed8475]

The noise and crowds would kill me! Might not be as bad when you are there!

[@vitocorleone8323]

It's the total lack of hygiene that kills you.

[@susanparker5765]

How I miss India, thank you for taking me back. People seem to love it or hate it, I'm firmly in the first group. Have been to all corners, can't wait to get back, Chalo!

[@harsh1201]

Thank you for your kind comments, we hate too much order and discipline and love chaos 😂😂😂

[@TheEddieToro]

GABE I've discovered two things about you. 1. You're Insane In The Brain 🧠 Cypress Hill style and 2. You absolutely love 😍 India 🇮🇳🕉️🙏🏻, especially Rishikesh, The Himalayas, Gokarna, etc. I love Incredible India too. Mujhe Bharat pasand hai dost. Bahut-bahut dhanayavad Gabriel bhai 🙏🏻.

[@FunkyChild718]

Gabe is back in his element in Asia. No there part of the world compares, those are his best videos.

[@joeybenra]

You should be an HONORARY INDIAN 🇮🇳 CITIZEN by now …..

[@najatchoukri8928]

I am Moroccan and have to say “I am so IMPRESSED “ with the Indian people not haggling you or trying at all to sell you anything ,, so nice

[@snehilha3998]

India is not like that he is only showing one side of india by just going to old delhi. It's like travelling to hoods in America and justifying that this is the real USA. Stereotyping an entire nation just by showing 1% of it is bad. Delhi has 8 to 6 lanes roads and 600km metro transit system and proper public transportation. It's international airport is one of the largest in the world and i wonder how did he get here without noticing it. Did he travel through ships or something.

[@AKHILE1]

Sir, I will insist you to visit the North East and Eastern Part of India. Including Odisha (Konark, Puri), Bihar ( gaya, Rajgir, Darbhanga) and West Bengal (Kolkata, Darjeeling, Murshidabad). It will be totally different than what you have visited in India before. If you haven't visited Punjab. That will be good option to add on as well. Happy Journey 🙏🙏

[@kkumar888]

Yes, We Indians want locals and foreigners to visit North East India.

[@margietucker1719]

@@kkumar888 North East India is the part I want to visit the most!

[@FSVR54]

@@kkumar888 I want to visit India for the first time at some point in the next few years. So exciting

[@kkumar888]

@@FSVR54 you are more than welcome to visit sir....It's a beautiful and diverse country.....

[@HeartistMurali]

How many times will you tell?

[@markclayton626]

Love that your back in India Gabriel 🇮🇳

[@reelhappytravellers2691]

Such a charming video!!!Your shots is incredible. My words are less to describe it.Gorgeous and definitely you made my day....

[@meetindersidhu8866]

Looking forward to Himalaya Vlogs. Missing the mountains.

[@justinpyle3415]

Me too. I love those mountains

[@Banani264]

I was observing your walk though crazy crowd of every narrow and broad lanes of Old Delhi. I generally avoid these areas until utmost necessity. At last the relaxing flute sounds along with sitar background tune and rhythm of tabla soothe my mind.

[@nobakwaas5161]

Gabe, i went to auroville for 40 days cz of u. I will never forget that experience.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Excellent, that's great to hear.

[@living_peace]

I never been in india but I like to see as far as I know india is big country and diversity in terms of weather and culture

[@snehilha3998]

India is not like that he is only showing one side of india by just going to old delhi. It's like travelling to hoods in America and justifying that this is the real USA. Stereotyping an entire nation just by showing 1% of it is bad. Delhi has 8 to 6 lanes roads and 600km metro transit system and proper public transportation. It's international airport is one of the largest in the world and i wonder how did he get here without noticing it. Did he travel through ships or something.

[@soumyadeeplovestoexplore6631]

Its great to know about your past journey in India and visiting the interesting places.

[@Matij1004]

It would be super interesting if you could share some anecdotes or even just some details about your spiritual journey: how it connects with the land of India and the particular locations you visited. I am loving this series -catching up on your previous videos from India. 💖

[@VitalityMassage]

I could be there for a while but OMG, that noise and insanity! I'd have to get the fluck out soon!

[@_____J______]

Better experience India from a far, mate

[@rekleif]

I was like you, then I went, life has not been the same since. The smells(often not that nice) and noise and the people of India gets under your skin, and when hooked you always come back for more. The best way I can describe it is; it's full of LIFE. Nice people(some scammers yes, but you get those in Paris and London too) and a sense of freedom rarely experienced in the west.

[@rickrandom6734]

Add almost 50 Celsius temperature in May and some smells. Cities in India are something.

[@snehilha3998]

India is not like that he is only showing one side of india by just going to old delhi. It's like travelling to hoods in America and justifying that this is the real USA. Stereotyping an entire nation just by showing 1% of it is bad. Delhi has 8 to 6 lanes roads and 600km metro transit system and proper public transportation. It's international airport is one of the largest in the world and i wonder how did he get here without noticing it. Did he travel through ships or something.

[@natalieoleary9182]

You get used to it quickly in India, when I flew back home I stood at the airport and looked around and was like where are all the people and noise haha

[@avibcci1297]

What's so interesting about the streets? You should have visited monuments or Rajasthan palaces,etc.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I'll be showing tons of interesting monuments and much more, the journey is just beginning.

[@gazriley624]

looking forward to this new India series Gabriel

[@pedrozatravel]

Great video, that looks like the real deal travel.

[@spacexstarbasetexas]

If there was an OSCAR for "most Travelled American in INDIA" ....YOU will win !!! Amazing stuff ...on your next Trip ( hope you can showcase South India - Bangalore, Mysore Palace ///

[@reginachahal..Things]

Love India .... my family is from Punjab....Amritsar and Gurdaspur & Dhariwhal,,, hope you visit there

[@karanbirbrar8599]

So you are walking through Sadar Bazar which is the wholesale market for the whole of North India. So all your shopkeepers from smaller towns in Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand etc., come to do their shopping for their shops. You clearly passed a kitchen utensil market and other wholesale markets, awesome... Safe travels

[@edleosinga2176]

I’m following your adventures, just a thought and with due respect to you, would be more interesting if you shared stories of places you’ve been. Have no idea where those places are. However I’m sure creating videos is quite a challenge and always enjoy seeing your travels. Cheers, safe travels.

[@fancybobbybob]

Alternate reality, nailed it😀!

[@mrfighter00]

Welcome back. But this time around the year is too hot. Especially this year, it seems to break records of temperature of summer in north India. So please take care in plains.

[@gloriaa.garcia3985]

Hi Gabriel, have never been to India, but looks very interesting. Have you been to Karachi, Pakistan?? Chris Lewis & Max McFarlin, both American bloggers, just left it was their second trip. Chris speaks different languages and speaks fluent Urdu. The people there are so kind, have huge hearts, they're givers, their hospitality is over the top like no other, & very, very generous. I was very impressed, I have never seen that anywhere in my travels. Enjoy India so much to see & visit, but it's getting hot. Blessings, peace, safe travels.

[@ShanHFernandes]

Enjoy your trip number 11 :)

[@RudraPrasadGuha]

Amazing video of raw old delhi. And since I have been listening to all the places you have been to in India . I just thought that you have visited the north the west and the south many times. If you have time please consider visiting the east of India this time. I would kindly like to suggest Kolkata, which has amazing history and architecture and great food, its as sweet as any place can ever get. Then move towards the eastern parts, go to Darjeeling, Kalimpong, since you love the himalayan mountain range so much, I’d bet you would love that. And if you have more time then please also visit Guwahati, and Shilong, you will see there something that you can’t find anywhere else in the world. The more remotest mountain villages, raw natural root bridges and pure power of the blessed nature. And lastly if you can afford it visit the Sundarbans near Kolkata. Its the world’s largest mangrove forest. I hope you have a safe and exciting trip of India and come with more amazing memories. All the best.

[@stephenworthington-white8294]

I hope you're going to have a longer stay in India this time and go to places I haven't seen yet. Happy Travels

[@touringthecitywalking9209]

Are you kidding me, how on earth do you still remember after all these years all these details and, more challenging, the strange names of those cities/towns! You should tap your shoulders for this extraordinary memory lol!

[@adnanhajdarpasic5019]

Wow that's busy streets. And I complain that I have to wait red light twice hahaha

[@ItalianIrishguy]

Great videos as always man.

[@sonapear5367]

Too good how you film all this chaos...i've been too to a lot of the places you talk about...

[@snehilha3998]

India is not like that he is only showing one side of india by just going to old delhi. It's like travelling to hoods in America and justifying that this is the real USA. Stereotyping an entire nation just by showing 1% of it is bad. Delhi has 8 to 6 lanes roads and 600km metro transit system and proper public transportation. It's international airport is one of the largest in the world and i wonder how did he get here without noticing it. Did he travel through ships or something.

[@ericroang685]

I can still remember the smell.

[@TravelnMovies]

Come to Kochi, Kerala. Visit Munnar, Thekkedy Hill Stations and tea plantations, Alappuzha House boating.

[@mawrawmiller561]

Tried to watch, but can't...maybe it would be better if you posted a map of where you are talking about?

[@66JanD]

Hey Gabriel have you visit Hauz Khas in Delhi already. It is very beautiful place . You wil love there . Thank you for visiting India 👍....good job... like always....JD from Amsterdam

[@da2292]

Great videos Gabriel. I like them so much!. Why Do you continue travel to India?.

[@sandratessem9980]

U-turn with the cow was priceless. Great video

[@snehilha3998]

India is not like that he is only showing one side of india by just going to old delhi. It's like travelling to hoods in America and justifying that this is the real USA. Stereotyping an entire nation just by showing 1% of it is bad. Delhi has 8 to 6 lanes roads and 600km metro transit system and proper public transportation. It's international airport is one of the largest in the world and i wonder how did he get here without noticing it. Did he travel through ships or something.

[@vhinsagcal207]

A blessed good day sir Gabe thanks again for your wonderful walk around tour in Old Delhi Streets in India stay safe Godbless from your solid fan viewer from the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Vhin 👏🙏👏👏🙂💕💕🙂👍

[@nobakwaas5161]

Yeah, khuri is amazing. Very tall desert mountains. It is pronounced as Khudi in Hindi

[@robertbl7500]

Simply wonderful walk! ! ✌️

[@donstravelsandrants.]

Incredible to watch.😲👍😊

[@rumik-stahnke6512]

Interesting video 👍😁Thumbs up 👍👏😁

[@unklemunky8992]

I’m gonna guess you’re heading down to Varanasi? Hope so anyway:) Search Shivganga Express. It’s a good train- not the quickest but my favourite from Delhi to Banaras. Cool tunes at the end bro. Edit- it’s Ramadan! If you’re still in Delhi head down to Jama Masjid in the evening and hit Qareshi Kebabs after sunset. Just opp Gate1.

[@markm6028]

Not sure why you keep talking all about your previous trip.

[@marafarnham595]

You are right Gabriel 😎🙌✌❤ India is amazing! Thank you for sharing!

[@harsh1201]

Thank you for your kind words, we hate order and love chaos 😂😂

[@jared1870]

Even though in the comfort of my home watching this, I'm glad I took my anxiety meds before viewing.

[@jasonpetersharpe]

“India 🇮🇳 is an experience like no other.”

[@snehilha3998]

India is not like that he is only showing one side of india by just going to old delhi. It's like travelling to hoods in America and justifying that this is the real USA. Stereotyping an entire nation just by showing 1% of it is bad. Delhi has 8 to 6 lanes roads and 600km metro transit system and proper public transportation. It's international airport is one of the largest in the world and i wonder how did he get here without noticing it. Did he travel through ships or something.

[@jasonpetersharpe]

@@snehilha3998 your view is an explanation like no other!

[@TS-pq8km]

Hi I just had to search for Orchha after you said it was one of your favourite places. Surprise... I'd been there but had forgotten. Stayed in nearby Jhansi where I first experienced a night at the Indian cinema. The fort/palace in Orchha was memorable .... now that I remember it. Have you ever been to Bodh Gaya? Definitely worth a visit but check if you can film there. I know phones were prohibited

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Planning to go to Bodh Gaya. It would be a shame if I couldn't film there, but I would understand since it's a Buddhist town for meditation, etc. Hopefully I can film something.

[@harsh1201]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos sir I am from bodh gaya , you can bring electronic devices inside and record videos, they don't allow professional camera I guess, but vlog camera no problem 👍🏻

[@arupnaskar3818]

Welcome back to India ... bro..💐💐💐💐

[@suruunconditionalluv3360]

Hey Gabe 😍 Thanks For The Shout Out ❤

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Hey cool, glad you saw it, I was going to tell you. 😊✌

[@Ojstra]

Wow, Gabriel, an American specialist for India. ;) Great memory, these city names are not easy to memorize. Good geography learning for me through this video. It looks like you are still to explore the Northeastern part of the country near Bangladesh, that meaning Kolkata, Sikkim, Arunachal, Nagaland etc. Have you ever been to Bhutan or Bangladesh?

[@uKaZdAb]

was thinking the same thing, no idea how he remembers those names.....

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I haven't been east of Varanasi yet, so haven't been to the northeast or Bangladesh. But I will very likely head in that direction.

[@alonebackpacker6785]

Don't forget to visit bodhgaya, and monali, auli

[@conniedean3787]

If you fly from Newark, N.J. to Stockholm first at the airport with a 2 hour lay over to get to Vienna, Austria do you have to fill out 2 travel ready forms.

[@anmolsandal5416]

Travel himalayas northern India , Himachal Pradesh , Manali, Sissu, Keylong

[@arilebon]

Most bazaars around the world are now tourist traps and not real working bazaars. Amazing to see one in existence. Wonder for how much longer (India changes rapidly between each visit)?

[@UberDurable]

How do people living there not go postal the whole time? Insanely hectic!

[@deepak696]

After exploring south, can head to the state of Sikkim, its just beside east Nepal is cool and mountainous!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Planning to go there, looks amazing.

[@andyn8542]

If the crowds of Delhi give you a panic attack, the good news is that you can get some valium from a drug store without a prescription. :)

[@leoniebesch692]

Don-t miss the spice market in Old Delhi.

[@almostashish]

5:25 Okra vegetable in hindi= "Bhindi" Place in Rajasthan= "Bundi".

[@t.hstephen2482]

Wish you all the best. ✌️

[@danahsutton101]

I'm not going to remember any of the cities you are naming. I'm getting a headache but thanks for the views

[@LADYJKAYE]

Why to Rishikesh so many times.. ?

[@yvettedale6072]

Love the food in India been to Goa & Kerala 13 times & loved it. Don’t think I want to return because of poor animal treatment & poverty plus I don’t know about insurance for my heart problems or if I die there they can just me on a pyre & set fire to me as I have no children to worry about. Love the food it’s freaking amazing. Can’t wait to see more videos. Much love from the uk xx 💓💓

[@Just_forfun9140]

When you went to Ajanta, should have gone to Ellora also, its nearby. Ellora should be a part of wonders of the world. Rock cut from top down, incredible work of sculpture, engineering, no place like it anywhere in the world; in Ethiopia there is a church done same way, but not exquisitely carved like Ellora.

[@Lucan1n1]

Nice video🌺 Thanks for your efforts 👍 By the way, it''s called sAdar not *sadAr bazaar 🌺

[@mobjectivems7652]

Dude you haven’t visited the NorthEastern part of India yet….you should head out to Assam before the bihu festival (Assamese new year)….it will be an amazing experience plus the weather currently is very pleasant there. After exploring Assam you should head out to states like Meghalaya, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh to escape the Indian summer heat.

[@JesseStLouis]

He mentioned in another video that he's planning to head to Sikkim and Darjeeling

[@ekoydakoykoy]

Love this Gabriel "high roller" Traveler haha

[@vsmitson]

You have very beautiful voice and your videos are very interesting to watch :)