We DID NOT expect this in DELHI 🇮🇳 | Hauz Khas Village

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

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[@AnkitYadav-ip1ww]

Thats the way to show love and affection

[@ashishnayak6857]

Your baby is sooo cute I like him. Nice vdo keep it up . God bless you.

[@SJ_new]

Hi! try visiting 'Shahpur Jat' via uber/ola on the otherside of delhi it'll be more hispter and ladies will be drooling hahaha ProTip: if you are a guy don't take your girl there lol or tell her to go alone 😂. second option is visit Sarojini nagar market it's nearer to place in this video try visiting it via Delhi Metro (like london tube but better) voila! you could make a video on Delhi's metro too it's the largest in the country 348km and increasing 👍🤪

[@SJ_new]

Hi, please ask local familair to you from your hotel staff or similiar to help you in getting the Kurta. Tip divide your quest in two first focus on buying the unstitched cotton cloth only for that skip these boutique shops you visited and go to shops which sell only fabrics. secondly find a reputed tailor in the local area you are in, he'll get your measurements on the spot and give you final product in two days which you could try on and get adjustments done too if any needed. One place which may get you these done is a local non-tourist 'Vayapar Kendra Market' in gurgaon area it's be like 20km or less from Hauz khas. (for Kurta around 4meter or 4.5m would be enough for top plus bottom part you could choose according to length you desire and whether you want top and bottom in same color, lighter colors are more cooler but they'd get more dirty easily although white is more best, for it to be more cooler choose half sleeves or short sleeves make sure under arms are not tight keep them loose sized for the breeze to flow and less sweat, similarly you could choose collar too normal shirt like collor, small collor or rounded no collor at all, the less the collor the more sun-screen you'll be using) Protip: use Myntra app (amazon of indian clothing you could say)and get your perfect Kurta delivered to you with everything you desire including any size replacements etc. here you'll get it in all prices (although depends on availability and seasonal listings). In local market you'll end up spending like 1200/1500 for cloth and similar for tailor yor kurta total will be around 2000 to 2500, that's why i said you could choose in app too. Even if you are tailor made see the styles in the app especially shoulder styles, the most popular style of Kurta in delhi region is Punjabi kurta ... see in this music video : kzbin.info/www/bejne/n37HeZJ9abNspLs the light the color is the more cooler temp wise it is and for style wise the darker the more badass color it is in Kurta (tailors could be costly their price would depend on how well he work is reputed in the locality he is, not on how good he is and he will baloon the price seeing foreigner, this is where a trusted local will come handy, clearly mention to the tailor that 'keep extra cloth within stitching for adjustments if needed and for you tip is buy half a meter more cloth than needed).

[@SJ_new]

@Pankaj Pathania they don't have enough time they're here for a month only 😛 listen carefully into their intro

[@Van_Wilder]

Side note: As a South Africans, we are well renowned for our amazing quality tasting foods and wines. I myself have been blessed to have traveled to many countries from Brazil to Europe, to South East Asia, Middle East, China and Russia etc however as it stands…India is possibly the country where i experienced the best tasting dishes in my life (and Im a person who enjoys trying out new top end restaurants around the world etc) disclaimer though, in all my business trips to India, I’ve only been spoiled by my business colleagues as they’ve only taken me to the most exquisite venues, restaurants and palaces that’s each city has to offer. Nonetheless, my experience has put India’s food top of the list. And how can I not mention the best service in the world. One last point, contrary to what many would think, not every dish in India has got to do with curry…that stereotype is utter rubbish. They have everything you can desire and more.

[@atal79]

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[@shubhamboiiiyt6311]

Absolutely

[@ankitroy3545]

Try side street food, and you will be further amazed!

[@savyextreme6887]

Curry stereo type is the worst they stereotypes it without any knowledge about Indian food thanks for mentioning it.

[@raktsambandh]

Curry is basically a southindian stereotyped

[@HRC294]

Don't forget to travel to the Northeast part of India. Especially Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland. It is the most densely forested part of India and the culture is quite different from the rest of India. It was hard to get there before but connectivity has increased quite a lot nowadays. It is truly a beautiful part of India which visitors miss out on !!

[@kitolego4433]

Thanxx for recommendations ...Hi, im from 🇮🇳🇮🇳india ,Arunachal pradesh 🇮🇳🇮🇳 come here and enjoy da nature of beuty, fresh air, hills scenic etc... Jai hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@adityasharma-ls3vj]

@@kitolego4433 love you bro from Jaipur, Rajasthan

[@IM_Nothing00]

Manipuries : R u kidding me😎

[@HRC294]

@@IM_Nothing00 I said all of North-East too. Sorry ❤️

[@bsl5246]

Tripura

[@priyanshsingh9436]

That means they are happy to see your kid, they think he's cute and adorable. It's one of the ways to show their love to the kids here..

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

That's very sweet.. thank you for letting us know ☺️🖤

[@Badshah__BGMI]

Nice explaination brother💛

[@ishathebongchic]

it also can mean that.. u r a stranger u literally wouldn't like me squishing your baby's face and give him kisses all over the face (just like a grand mother does).. so it's like.. the baby is cute.. kisses and love to the child !!

[@jatutube123]

Perfect explanation. Yes it exactly mean so. Also, you both have calm eye expressions.

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

@@parttimetravellingfamily It's just a gesture to admire his cuteness & bless him..It's like indirect kiss to adore him. Also Ppl won't mind..if u prefer no touching then just tell them, they'll stop & adore ur cutie from distance.

[@rohanchoudhury8043]

That hand touch kisses are actually a sense of showing their love & affection to your child ....If he has got dozens of them than you should know he's really adorable & cute 😁😁

[@robby122]

They touch the cheeks to tell how cute he is! They are appreciating him and yea sometimes people in India don’t take permission from parents. It’s such a friendly gesture 😊

[@filimonkath4963]

Guy's india is huge.every 100 km you'll find different landscape, language,culture, people, tradition, lifestyle, and diversity.one can't understand the diversity of India in a lifetime.even been indian myself I still need a lot to explore.good luck

[@dipankarghosh1868]

Absolute truth ... i would say, you can't cover even South Of India in a lifetime... culturally so rich with so many temples all around ... its architecture and all...

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Agree 100% It's been an amazing experience to far... and I think we will be coming here for many years to see it all! 🖤

[@GoToMan]

@@parttimetravellingfamily Good luck but one word of advice: don't do things that even most Indians do not, like travelling in a sleeper class train across the country or eating at a shady stall that you know will get you a guaranteed case of diarrhea. Again, good luck in your travels! A bientot!

[@ersandy4u]

That’s true. I live in the West and almost all places look identical. I’m always like Meh..

[@bhavyakapoordesign]

its just a way of giving virtual kiss to the child because baby skin is super sensitive so this is their way of showing the love.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you Bhavya 🖤

[@sunnychoudhary1323]

Why would anybody else even kiss their child??lol

[@anshulriyal]

@@sunnychoudhary1323 wah angrez k 14de... cup se gaand dhone wale ab toilet paper ka flex krre hai🙌

[@shivam_nagar69]

@@sunnychoudhary1323 because he is cute, he looks like the child in that "chotti sardarni" serial, my mom use to watch that a lot🤣🤣

[@rajeshh_77]

15:29 This is the act of expressing love for children your new subscriber from INDIA...♥️🇮🇳🙏🤗

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Hey Raj.. Thank you for subscribing and thank you for letting us know 🖤 Hope to hear from you again on our next video

[@PureTravel719]

@@parttimetravellingfamily usually it's like giving some blessings, love to kids usually elder people do it in india and younger people use to follow them, so yeah we got this from our elders, it's basically some people don't find giving a kiss to a kid directly from lips to kid's cheeks. So they pull the cheeks gently and kiss on the fingers. Showing pure form of love to small ones. 😊♥️

[@yung21king]

Being British Indian these videos show a great light on India then opposite of what media tends to paint a picture of , inspires me to travel more , India seems to be like the real life Jumanji , snakes , monkeys bats and camels and elephants and cows lol unique place hope you guys having a amazing time god bless 🙏🏽

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you for your comment! It really is like jumanji 😂 Beautiful place 🖤

[@TGOD_7]

@@parttimetravellingfamily 😂❤thx Jumanji world is the best

[@devilemperor6668]

Yes , You are Right... This Real Life Jumaji happened coz the Britishers looted 47 Trillion Dollars in 150 years and left HIND in Poverty , But Don't worry these country HIND and HIND VASIS are rising and will become worlds Richest , Most Powerful and Highest Influential... The world Doesn't know what all these HIND VASIS are creating now in Technologies and other things coz they are the best of the best in keeping secrets for example ,the world Only known 0.0001 of the know these HIND VASIS have shown till now...😂😂😂

[@weeb-kun8353]

Jumanji😂😂that's a first. You are welcome to India, safe travels

[@Marsattacks79]

Finally, a vlogger who doesn’t rush off to Old Delhi as they arrive at the ultra modern New Delhi airport and travel on a world class expressway to reach Old Delhi and it’s chaotic streets and breathlessly exclaim ‘ hey guys, we are in INDIA’ . 😂😂 we Indians have no chill about that.

[@dnyaneshlakhmal7735]

It's a sign of saying how adorable the kid is, when someone in India pull the cheeks and kisses. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Sa79123]

If u r a nature lover i recommended U to go Northeast part of india 🇮🇳 Like sikkim, Darjling & Northern part of India like Himachal, Laddakh ❤️

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Saurabh.. this is a life long dream. We will be visiting these parts on our next visit. so much to see and so little time 😅🖤

[@Sa79123]

@@parttimetravellingfamily Okk best wishes for ur bright future🥰🙏

[@Indiantiger000]

@Adi Des rhey are just suggesting what wrong in this.

[@captaindelta43]

15:28 Its a genuine act of showing love and affection, very common in India , I still get my cheeks pulled when I visit my grandma's house . Love your guys videos. Been binge watching couple of those amazing video you have put out throughout your channels and honestly you guys are so perfect , just good vibes really. As per saying how's India, I think by now you guys know India is to say the least diverse and a very unique country . And perfect for life time long experiences and memories

[@jainampunamiya7064]

Incredible India. Love from India🇮🇳

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

🖤🖤🖤🇮🇳

[@Aditya-ze2zg]

They bless him! Indians have their way of interacting with babies and kids. Touching cheeks shows that they adore their cuteness and the kissing gesture along with touching cheeks means they are blessing the kid.

[@aakashPotter]

Guys, don't miss Goa or Kerela. You will not regret it!

[@asuna2037]

They visited Kerala saw on there IG not sure not Goa

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

We went to Kerala... it was amazing. We will visit Goa on our next trip to India 🙌🏾🇮🇳🖤

[@Shubhz07]

@@parttimetravellingfamily also LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS 🇮🇳

[@joeljoseph26]

Kerala is overrated actually. It’s just green. I’m from Kerala.

[@SJ_new]

@@parttimetravellingfamily woah! i wanna see all your kerala videos ...

[@raveena19ify]

You guys give such positive energy. Hopefully you'll enjoy your stay here. ❤️

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you so much Raveena... we are having the best time 🇮🇳🖤

[@raveena19ify]

@@parttimetravellingfamily glad to know that. 😊❤️

[@ramya4225]

The Indian nod is not essentially a yes or a no. It is a way of saying okay, I accept or I understand. We only do that in specific situations. If you ask me if I could save you a seat while you do something, I would do the Indian nod which would mean okay, I understand, I can do that. But if someone came and asked me if that spot was taken I would nod a regular yes(up and down)

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thanks Ramya 🖤

[@furchtbar8311]

But right and left means no 😅

[@Matrix_0909]

It's really so impressive that he can such great Hindi and be such nice to people...u guys are really greats... lots of love from India...hope u r enjoying ur journey

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you so much ☺️ 🇮🇳 🖤

[@Painmydad]

Its a way of expressing love towards toddlers and embracing there cuteness😄 we love you too from india ❤

[@VSRSRANJITH]

Indian loves child.. If we saw any child we Express love like this way.. This is the hygienic way to love child by Indian Culture ❤

[@agratefulfamily]

I love seeing you learn the language man!

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

😅 You've got to get involved.. right? It's good fun. 🖤

[@DavidandSarah]

haha you're so right about the Indian nod! Just found your channel and love your videos so far! travelling month on and month off with a toddler is such an amazing goal! New friends here 😊

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you! Hey David & Sarah 👋🖤

[@avdhutjadhav5657]

its the way mostly every Indian greets and shows affection toward any baby or child. I am 34 years old and still our older generation people do that to me whenever we meet. We bow down and touch the feet of our elders to receive blessings. In return, Elders touch our cheeks & give flying kiss as their blessings. Pretty ancient Indian tradition which is still being practiced everywhere, be it in city or in village.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

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[@mentorlt9453]

I'm from US but i want to say welcome to India 🇮🇳

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you 🖤

[@tigerruddy2904]

Pls do visit Northeast India (Nagaland) , I'm sure u guys well fall in love with the beauty of Natural culture and specially don't forget to visit during our Hornbill international festival ❣️ Lots of love and support from Northeast Nagaland May God Bless ur Sweet Happy Family 💓 Let's Go 💓💓💓

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

We can't wait to travel North East 🖤

[@SharpTalks]

I'm from Kerala just loved the whole Delhi vibe don't miss these places in India Kerala, Goa, Himachal Pradesh, Utharakand, Kashmir, Rajasthan, Mumbai don't miss these places must must must visit

[@rehken123]

It's just our way of saying, what a cute litrle baby/kid, muaah 😘

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Love that! Thank you Kenneth🖤

[@Takeitlightly6]

I accidentally visited delhi for medical attention and loved it....cant bring myself to leave other than the fact it wont stop raining in September and i havent packed rain clothes and boots. Oh man love the food.

[@sakyasinhamajumder690]

What is your hometown?

[@pradeepkushwaha1787]

NAMSTE 🙏 INDIA 🇮🇳 Hello! I am from India🇮🇳 and I am proud to be Indian I speak Hindi and also proud to be Hindu and Hindustani India is known by 3 names India Bharat and Hindustan, India has saved its thousands of years of civilization here all People of religion live, we respect and protect each other's religion, our history is thousands of years old. A living example of this is the British, who ruled us for 200 years, looted us, took the gold of our country to their country and taught in their history that the people of India did atrocities on us, but the British did the atrocities on us. Rather, before the British, we were ruled by the Mughals for hundreds of years, the British went to pieces of our country, whose example is Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh, this is the bitter truth, our history is more than 5000 years ago Anytime in history India did not attack another country, even today we Indians bow our heads and touch our feet. We respect our guests by leaving. Today's foreigners, we Indians see only a snake bean in the hands while we Indians have reached the moon and Mars. We are trying to discover Venus and the sun too. Today our economy is to the British. We have come back to number five in the world, today the strength of our army is after America, Russia, China, India is at number four, today doctor engineer IT sector, our ISRO has established its presence all over the worldToday we, common Indians, are ruling the whole world with the power of our mind, for example, the CEOs of many big companies like Microsoft, Google PepsiCo are Indians, America, out of every 10 doctors in Australia, we are five Indians, 40 percent scientists in NASA, America, Indians. There are countries including America, the world's biggest IT companies are run by Indians, yes, there are two types of people living in India, where there is a lot of poverty on the one hand, there is no food, clothes, houses on the people, while on the other hand there are people who live in India. Second in the world comes at number three, India's economy is the fastest growing economy in the world, now we do not take loans from the world, we give loans, our infrastructure Road Metro will be like America by 2025, today our road infrastructure is America's After it is at number two, it is the misfortune of the world, not of India, that they are not able to recognize India properly.The country which has recognized India properly, that country wants to walk and join with India, the vision of us Indians is to make India a developed nation on the completion of 100 years of independence in 2047 and we will definitely get this success. Companies want to do business in India, it is different that on one side there are slums in India and on the other hand there are skyscrapers in India, a city equipped with facilities, Akhand India was very big in which Iran Afghanistan Pakistan India Bangladesh Myanmar Bhutan Nepal and Aksai China But the British Empire and before that, the invasion shifts divided India, it is said that the language changes every 10 kilometers in India, here the official language is 25, while thousands of languages ​​are spoken in India to a population of 135 crores. Carrying together shows our largest democracy in the world, when our country became independent from the British Empire in 1947, till now we have fought 4 wars which were imposed on us except the war of China in 1962, we have fought 3 wars with Pakistan. China won after 1962 Tried to attack us indirectly many times, but after that the Indian Army gave a befitting reply to China by giving a befitting reply, our Indian Army guards India from minus 70 degrees to 48 degrees, today our army is 22000 above sea level. Siachen Glacier is also standing 24 hours 12 months at the height of feet, Siachen Glacier is the highest battlefield in the world, where the Indian Army is occupied, it stays there day and night, I am telling you all these things because most of the western countries India consider the poor and Indians to be very poor countries, if the population of India has increased, then the area of ​​India is also big, today our strength has become so much that even the biggest country in the world cannot talk to India with eyes today. I talk with my eyesToday our maritime border is bigger than China, it is protected by the Indian Navy, today some part of our Kashmir is illegally occupied by Pakistan, which we know as PoK, which Pakistan has fraudulently occupied, our temples, our Hindu brothers Sikh brothers are being victims of atrocities in Pakistan, they are converted, Hindu Sikh daughters are abducted and forced to accept Islam and get married. Pakistan attacks terrorism and Kashmiris in India, which is answered by Indian Army and Indian Intelligence. The agency keeps answering, Pakistan tries to harm us, but God has made the condition of its government like beggars. And democracy is a nation, it used to be a part of Pakistan, on which the Pakistani army opened fire on the general public there and the people of Bangladesh sought help from India, India attacked there in 1971 and surrendered 90,000 Pakistanis.And a nation like Bangladesh was born, today Bangladesh is even ahead of Pakistan, the currency of Pakistan is falling day by day, yes, but there are many people who are terrorists, fundamentalists and betrayers of democracy, who are taking Pakistan back hundreds of years. Look at the strength, despite being a nuclear-powered country, we never attacked any country nor showed the fear of atomic bombs. What did we not give to the world, a zero, a decimal, even we told that there is water on the moon, the British rule fired at us, hanged the innocent, we suffered so much torture, yet India is called a scary country We Indians love our country very much, we are proud to be Hindi and Hindu, I am also proud that I speak Hindi, even today in our country there is a joint family where grandparents, father-mom, son-daughter Uncle-aunty, tau-tai all live in the same familyYou will not see this in any country of the world Vasudev Kutumbakam This whole world is one family, the world's biggest religion is Sanatan Dharma, our epic Veda Purana is one of the oldest books in our Vedas Ramayana Mahabharata It is not written anywhere that We oppress someone, you read these, your soul will find peace. The Prime Minister of the country India has given 4 slogans Jai Jawan Jai Kisan Jai Vigyan Jai Anusandhan's 4 slogans are moving towards making our country a developed nation Today education given by India's university, our IIT, our IIM, our medical college benefits the whole world We all know that there was destruction in the world due to Kovid-19, then India had sent medicines to about one and a half hundred countries and also sent it to the country where people abuse us Indians, yet we have saved humanity. World's big countries sent medicines after taking care We could not make the vaccine of Kovid-19 but our country made two vaccines at the right time and our countrymen got it, but we also supplied the vaccine to about 160 countries of the world and where people could get the vaccine and people's lives. we survived todayIndians go to any corner, some of the people there insult us Indians, but they ask their government how much they helped in India in Kovid-19, whenever the world needs food grains, they go to India Let us look towards you, today the young population of India is moving towards making India a developed nation, our medical tourism is increasing, the world's big countries are coming to India today to get medical facilities for treatment in India. The medicines are number one in the whole world, the world has learned to do surgery today, we have been doing surgery for thousands of years, today India is second only to America in English speaking That India is no longer the earlier India, you come to India, we welcome you, you go to anyone's house in any corner of India, you will be welcome from the heart, Jai Bharat, Jai Hind, a common citizen of India🇮🇳 Namaste

[@yakigujjar2608]

Part time travelling family 🤔 your family so cute 🥰 love from India 🇮🇳

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you Yaki

[@rikayangu3833]

thanks so much for sharing, I have wanted to visit India for a long time but never made it, your video has given me fresh determination. Until I can visit India, I have subscribed to follow your adventures and learn from you guys.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Great! Thank you for coming along for the adventure Rika 🖤

[@vasudevatantri1880]

That’s how the people express love for the kids. You may call it a kind of kiss, but in an indirect way.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you 🖤

[@aksharsharma8431]

we love and adore children as they're the future who will represent us.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

🖤🖤🖤

[@abhijeetbhoyar7425]

अतिथी देवो भव: 🙏🇮🇳 This is D Root of our INDIAN CULTURE 🚩that we welcome D Guest As A Divine Responsibility 🙏 Jay HIND 🙏

[@shwetabhsuman9016]

That's love and affection . I remember when I was in college I went to one of my friends village. His grandma did the same thing to us even . This gesture is not particularly reserved for children. Any elderly people who loves and care their child and grandchild or in my case to their friends , shows the gesture out of love.

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

Yeah, it's a way to bless & show luv/affection to the kid at the same time.

[@Wingless_DraGon-hex]

Well it means taking any bad omens you have to them simply najar utarna

[@anilgomes3578]

It is our way of expressing Love and Blessings Kids.....India 🇮🇳is a big country with so many different cultures and people, U need not to travel the world, Our India itself is more then enough if you explore it state wise......Anyways, U Guys are really Lovely, Jst today only for the very first time i saw ur Delhi Hauz Khas vdo and i Loved it.....Keep exploring...My 🇮🇳

[@VRZTV601]

05:59. These are like snacks.. people in India we fry these stuff in oil and eat in evening with a cup of tea ☺️ love your videos ♥️

[@harrehsgayvodka5412]

Also can i just say , we looove looove loove when people like you visit , your energy is soo relaxed and fun , go with the flow , respectful and friendly . We're hospitable almost all the time but when people like you wanna explore our country with such warm smiles , we bring out all the big guns , we practically wanna make you soo happy and comfy that you never wanna leave . We enjoy sharing in your experiences and love when you understand the essence of each place (which is so distinct, each one soo different from the other and yet you guys are always prepared) 🤌🤌♥️

[@ashishnegi9602]

@06:00 Its dried snacks. But you need to fry it. Not ready to eat. And spices chilly, corriander, turmeric powder by looks of it. Just a suggestion if you want to try a few more words then you will make people smile and it will make your stay more enjoyable. Like Good = Badhiya, Very good = Bahut Badhiya, Jai Hind = Great India Head motion is kind of hard to explain. But usually sideways is yes and calmer relaxed motion while no will be like a bit faster like in anxiety. Cheeck pulling means they find him adorable. In spiritual sense to save the high positive energy from bad energy. Nothing bad for sure. If you guys are into movies then try a cinema in India. It is different cinematic experience than Western countries as people are crazy for movies. There are English movies there too.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Great advice Ashish... Thank you so much. We will be trying to cinema tomorrow actually. We'll let you know how it goes 😅🖤 Thank you for your comments.. we really appreciate you.

[@ankitpradhan8309]

15:20 that sharing of love affaction to the young... that is in context of a person... Eg A very old woman can do that touching thing to u all three. mean i m very glad and happy to see u family and play stay and have a feast and enjoy before u go... U R WELCOME.

[@bosgaurus1]

Touching a cute baby's face and then kissing the fingers can be looked at as a more sanitary way of kissing the baby. In the west, certainly in the US, there is a phrase people often used in reference to babies "He/she is so cute I could just eat him/her up!" Of course no one is talking about cannibalizing babies, it is just a saying about the kid being cute. Cheeks, in the US, are often referred to as apples. Again no one is going to take a bite out of the kid's face. The Indian hand - kissing the baby's face and then transferring that kiss to your own lips can sort of mean all of that. It just boils down to expressing how cute the kid is. The Indian nod is more of a figure 8 movement than a side to side movement, and it means all the things the western up and down head movement means: Yes, absolutely, I hear you, you are right, let's do it, Yes ma'am/sir, OK, sounds good, perfect... Neither the Indian nor the western nod ever mean no. Thank you for asking for correct pronunciations of names and places, and then actually listening and repeating. Far too often westerners don't take that opportunity to learn. Some of the most often mispronounced words and names names are Holi, Raj, and Taj Mahal. The T, the J in Taj, and the vowel sounds in Mahal are always mispronounced. Please listen to how the locals say it and ask them to repeat, until you actually hear it correctly pronounced. Recognize that you will tend to backslide into the more familiar to you mispronunciations. Please remember, foreign languages have their own rules of pronunciation, they do not follow the rules of English pronunciation, so the written English forms are not usually correct. Particularly since the Indian language words written using the English/Roman alphabet were spelled out by westerners a couple of centuries ago trying to use the inadequate 26 letters of the English alphabet, which cannot do justice to the Devanagari "alphabet" which has more than double the "letters".

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

wow! great breakdown thank you Chris. Appreciate your time writing that 🖤

[@nilstyenatraveller9140]

You both are very gentle and cordial you guys know well how to mingle with local people.

[@piyaray3293]

Hopefully try visiting Mumbai,Goa, Kerala and Jaipur ull see different flavours of india not just cuisine but even life 🤗

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Videos coming soon 😊🖤🖤🖤

[@pr47ik]

They touch cheeks and kiss as they find this cute kid adorable .. It's kinda lovely gesture we have everywhere in India .. DON'T FORGET TO VISIT SOUTHERN AND NORTH EASTERN PART OF INDIA .. HEAVEN IS ACTUALLY WAITING OVER THERE FOR YOU GUYS .. 🇮🇳

[@ssssssspradhan4327]

Stay safe and Keep smiling always Ma'am. Lots of love from India 🙏

[@ambIvaghjiani5158]

Hi guys..just stumbled across yr channel. Im British Indian from Wembley London 🙂...I lovvve India so much..bn there 8 times and still so much to see. you need 9 lives to cover every corner of India. I love you two..you are so down to earth and really enjoy your positive portrayal of the colourful, vibrant, cultural Mystic India. Not biased in any way - but India is the most beautiful country in the world - has so much to offer for everyone and all your 5 sensories come alive!! Keep vlogging and best wishes. BTW..the cheek touching on the little one is a form of affection for cuteness overload . Kerala is just beautiful..esp the overnight stay on a houseboat..mindblowing. Love your channel ❤️❤️❤️

[@simmo3730]

Me and Julia @undereaten_muffins have just had a binge watch of all of your Indian adventures so far. Absolutely loving the journey together now forever in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Stay safe and well 🙏

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Hey Simmo 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 You guys are the best 🖤🖤

[@simmo3730]

@@parttimetravellingfamily Shukriya. Have a Happy Healthy Sunday 😊

[@Naruto-uh7er]

@@simmo3730 please adopt me 🙂

[@saxenapawan5716]

when someone touches your cheek - it means they mean good and wish you luck....a way to show affection and you can be sure you are surrounded by good people.

[@Blitz-krieg39]

Have a safe and wonderful tour here . ✌️ . Much love from 🇮🇳.

[@ShekharSingh-fr3sh]

13:00 I like the fact that how you put a local song as your background music. Those people had no about it.

[@thesheikhhh]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@cricketwithdeepanshu-g2g]

It's show a pure love for you guys I hope you enjoy all things at New Delhi in india Thanks for visiting BHARAT MATA KI JAY🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@alokkumardash7855]

By touching cheek Indians express their love and blessing..

[@lakshaysehgal100]

@5:56 - these are some if the Indian spices or MASALA as we call them . And the even had some fried crackers sort of things with them as well . Cheers !! 🎉

[@12hollowfly]

That gesture is when you hold back from pinching cheeks wen u really want to. People you met prolly held back their expression of love to not come off as too strong

[@Jaspreetsingh-ty2pi]

It feels good to watch your videos.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Ahh thank you. That's very nice of you ☺️🖤

[@sidsahay3]

Hey guys...lovely vidoe on Hauz Khas village and its environs. I am happy to see that you take the chaos of India in your stride...great patience! As for people touching your child's cheek and subsequent kissing of their hand, thats an old way of showing our love and affection towards your child! Naturally, no one wants a stranger to handle their kid so this is the closest way of showering their love. I wish you guys happy, safe and insightful travels in India. God bless!

[@Vnzkb]

15:31 correct😂 Its just a Indian way. My granny, Grandpa, Aunties everyone does that 😂

[@yeelawnmask6771]

That is a sign of affection towards your kid. Its also so that your kid is protected from "Evil eye" which is sort of a look people give you when they are jealous of whar you have. Its like a appreciation and a protection charm. People are basically saying, your kid is precious, we love him and would always want good things to happen to him.

[@robby122]

Good vibes and nice vlog! Hope you enjoy Delhi! Cheers

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you, I will🖤

[@pammydhamijapahwa9470]

Your family is very good, you be happy and enjoy in India Thank you🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@prasannachitnis892]

Do visit a small romantic hill station called Matheran near Mumbai, where no vehicles r allowed & plenty of long forest walks with horses & monkeys , if ur lucky u may spot the elusive great Indian squirrel also.

[@ankurd2889]

touching the kid's cheek is just a way of expressing "oh! what a lovely kid!"

[@oldmonk2.1]

Welcome to india! I request you to please don't forget to see a piece of architecture before leaving this magical land! 1) "Ellora cave" (ancient Indian architecture Marvel) 2) Ajanta caves ( another marvelous piece of architecture ) 3) mahabalipuram Temple 4) Humpi

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

🖤

[@sampreethgowda]

You showed good side of India Here is your new subscriber.... 🇮🇳

[@kirtigupta9753]

You've got to remember that Delhi is an ancient city of the world which has been plundered thousands of times by invaders. Nothing much remains of the old city of Indraprastha.

[@palegiri2]

Appreciate your enthusiasm to understand the local culture and practices. Your acceptance of their culture and finding human values is good habits of your nature. Then you are fit to travel, explore and enjoy. God luck guys.

[@ASH9366]

Welcome to India 😀 Great vlog 😊 Peace ☮️

[@shivendramishra9590]

They're expressing love to your kid. Something like, he is adorable (and he is indeed).

[@Dreamz2See]

It feels so relaxing to see you 3 just wandering and enjoying the Vibes of different places. Just a thought, can you put a link or a credit to the three singers. They sang really well and I am not sure if I heard that song before or if it was their own.

[@manavjain5387]

The song name is uska hi banana from 1920 evil returns

[@Dreamz2See]

@@manavjain5387 Wow thanks

[@manavjain5387]

@@Dreamz2See no need brother😊

[@BharatChauhan-il4ow]

That is probably because you have deeply ingrained perceptions about India, the Indian people and the culture. Where the starting perception is based on a caricature akin to the likes of Kipling, Livingstone or Cecil Rhodes (to name a few)when they were discovering new alien worlds and people. Start from the position of respect to discover and enjoy difference instead. Wish you well in reflecting and realising that you come across as patronising even though you don’t intend to be🙏🏼👍

[@Shady689]

15:30 It's way to show affection to kids , it's generally done by older ladies.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you for letting us know ☺️. We love India 🇮🇳🖤

[@yadvendrasinghyadav7744]

Enjoyed brother hospitality from india 🇮🇳❤️

[@Non-stopAviation]

Hopefully you are enjoying our india love you guys❤

[@TanvirRana2792]

Doing that with kids is a way to give them blessings and love ❤️

[@sabakhanam8007]

Guys if you are in delhi I would like to recommend you to visit cyber city and areocity .........it will somehow change your perspective for India

[@dOVERanalyst]

It means they're blessing your child, giving ❤️ It's not for their own good luck. It gives us nothing. It's a selfless love to YOUR child.

[@WellThyLYF]

You guys are wonderful, much love to the baby❤😘

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

You are so kind☺️🖤

[@anirban7d]

Show of love n blessings him ,is way of that gesture

[@mahapatralalkrishna]

Touching cheeks just shows that they adore the cuteness of a kid. We do it as a way of showing overwhelming love for a kid. 😀 But if someone sits with you in the back while taking a Uber /auto rickshaw/Ola Or touches you guys in an uncomfortable way, please don't think that probably that's okay in India because it's not. Cheers. Happy stay in India.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you 🖤

[@PriyaMishra]

The touching cheek of a child means that they find the kid adorable as it's a gesture to show adoration.

[@natashasalwaan1262]

Just found your channel, loved your energy guys. Your baby is so adorable. Your new subscriber..

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thanks Natasha ☺️🖤 We look forward to hearing from you on our upcoming videos. 🖤

[@mohdshahbazkhan6206]

they touch her cheeks to express their love and blessings

[@suhas775]

The cheek pinching and kissing is a sign of affection towards kids and thank you for enjoying your stay in our country. Its video's like these that help debunk western non sense about how India is backward or unsafe for travel.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

🖤

[@belamitaguedes5962]

Wise to do what you are doing I took my daughter every summer to diffrent countries and the knoledge they get from traveling with all first hand experience. Your toddler will remember this all his life.

[@SJ_new]

5:55 these are the to be fried things you place in front of guests when they come home for casual tea break or tea party (a remotely similar item you'll know is papad or papadam you get in indian restraunts in UK), these taste like fired chips with very little salt, these look small but grow 10 times and change shape once they touch oil, you can get them in different colors like white red yellow buish goldenish orangish etc. and shapes like stars squares rhombus etc they are good way to teach kids about shapes too (and those powdered things were just red chilli and turmeric for those very few who like to feel burning sensation on their tongue eating these while sipping tea, haha i know it's weird & strange at the same time but it is.). i like them a lot, if you have a way to cook in your airbnb stay them i'll say you must try this, i once start eating these only stop after finishing all hehehe their are light that's a bonus. Plz. try Maggi the most famous indian noodles while you are in india.

[@bharatkapoor4062]

Maggi is just instant noodles in US there are so many varieties of instant noodles as well

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

We call them fofi,tilori too..& they not just given to guests on snake but we prepare them as sides on Kichdi, any plain or any big meal as well..They r tasty crispy stuff to munch on.

[@sandysinghaniya7568]

idea of putting that song in your background was GOOD. 🙏🇮🇳🙏

[@pppsingh9280]

if u want visit some cold places u must visit ladakh .uttarakhand. himachal there is ice mountain near by himalaya

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

On our next visit 🖤🖤

[@theukgarv9861]

Guys you should visit to Uttarakhand such a beautiful place surrounded by mountains,Greenery And... The question you were asked- Those are spices in a power form and some raw chips ...

[@its-life-a-unique-story]

Praise the Lord Nice words keeps us entertained

[@DebojitBarua]

It's a quaint Indian trait, a blessing, lightly pinching a child's cheek and kissing ones fingers. Akin to the sideways head nod. We're a quirky lot . Have fun !

[@kirannnnnn]

You get used to indian gestures , actions ,by touching cheek it's pure love , anyway it's a big thing in western societies.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank Kiran 🖤

[@manishrout1]

Visiting the world is different thing but visiting entire India is very different it is like another world or you can say another planet.each and every state is different has different language different food everything is different.so enjoy every moment.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

So different... it's amazing!!! 🖤

[@oswaldadvani743]

That's just our way. We can see the creative magic of the universe at play.

[@fookrefookre349]

15:29 Aah! That's the thing we do when we actually want to kiss someone's cheek coz we find him/her/the baby/kid very sweet and adorable...yet we don't want to invade his/her private space too much. Thus, as a compromise, we lightly touch/pinch the cheeks (with all fingers...not like real pinching with thumb and index finger) and then we assume that the 'sweetness from the cheeks' gets transfered a bit to our fingers...and then we take the fingers to our lips as if like we are indirectly tasting the sweetness of the person! 🤣 It's a sign of adoration...different from blessing which is either done by touching someone on the head/hair or by raising a hand with open palm without touching.

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Amazing! Thank you 🖤

[@harshitsangwan2815]

This touch show love and respect towards you .

[@prshntsingh89]

Guys that's kissing is showing love towards him its just a beginning.. When you go 2 tier, 3 tier cities villages there will be more love hospitabilty. But they are curious wanted to know about you but language barrier so they just stare you or want to make selfie with you.. Don't fear it's just their love.. This is land of vedas where we say athiti devo bhawa ( guest is God)

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you Prashant… we do not fear. We’ve been shown so much love here 🖤🖤🖤

[@thisisourworld9544]

Love this Delhi vlog. Thank you for sharing!

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

My pleasure 😊🖤

[@mandeepsinghvlogs9102]

Wonderful blog ❤️

[@parttimetravellingfamily]

Thank you Mandeep... we are loving our stay in India. 🇮🇳🖤

[@ravivarma5439]

They show love for your kid and blessings, welcoming you and your kid