What Is It REALLY Like to Travel INDIA? Intense Travel Day

[@Abinash91]

I really wish my country people had some basic knowledge that keeping their country clean is actually beneficial for everyone including them! One day they would realise .. :) My hometown is really really clean and serene but sadly it's not a tourist place and no one from outside our country (except a few Russian scientists) are allowed inside!

[@DonnaBoykin]

Abinash Panigrahy - where is your hometown, in India? You are correct in knowing that it is beneficial for all ppl to live in a clean atmosphere. Also, ppl should take pride in keeping their living spaces and surrounding areas clean. It cuts down on bacteria and contamination, while at the same time it is more pleasing to the eye.

[@rohithreddy5392]

Abinash Panigrahy brother try to visit south...u will know the difference...I Am not differentiating but I am not able to find out what's happening in the north

[@Abinash91]

rohith reddy - Due to my job, I am currently living in 'South' only. Although what you said could have a slight truth in it, but still it's like comparing apples with oranges. However, we as an undivided country need to evolve a lot more, at least in terms of mentality.

[@Abinash91]

Donna Boykin - It's name is Sunabeda, a very small hilly town in east India. Also, what you said is exactly what I think. I really wish people get this in their minds, the sooner .. the better. :)

[@rohithreddy5392]

Abinash Panigrahy where in the south bro...i stayed in the north(madhya Pradesh and UP) for 6 months..i could easily spot the difference..public transport system is completely different

[@mikeigotravel9034]

Gabriel Traveler, you put in a lot of time in creating these informative and entertaining videos. I hope you continue with your passion for many more decades.

[@AnaCMCunhaMHS]

OMG, watching your video makes me want to go back to India. I had such a good/crazy time there. Miss it so much

[@Doorsoftravel]

Love this. Great to see India in its raw form. I've got to go there again, but thanks to you we can experience it with you.

[@vanguardvaluist2614]

I can't understand the mentality of carelessly discarding trash into ones environment. I'm not commenting on India in particular as I see donkeys who do it here in the U.S as well. I just don't get it!

[@mikeigotravel9034]

The problems of pollution, waste water, sewage, animals, building codes, etc. require a lot of taxes to hire employees to fix them. In the USA, there are many large cities with neighborhoods that have similar problems of dilapidated buildings, homes, litter, etc. The solution is tax revenue to hire the employees to fix the problems.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

True.

[@himalayan2298]

Very nice truthful & useful comment

[@priyasharma-nz8si]

Mike igotravel some one who say the truth. Not like others who usually says that u.s.a is a country without any problem.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

you are my man . but USA is much better because you can create new things without having to worry about past while in India you cant eradicate past 100s civilization of 10000s of years old surviving side by side just for the sake of building new shiny buildings .

[@davidbasinski2634]

A subscribed fan of your videos. Plane ticket to India purchased. Admire your video editing. May I inquire which software you use?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Right on, sounds great David. I use Videopad Video Editor. I've been using it for about six years now, works pretty good and it's fairly cheap, around $50 one-time purchase. You can download it for free and use it for a couple weeks before you have to buy it. Have an epic trip to India. Which parts are you planning to visit?

[@davidbasinski2634]

First trip, one month, so much to take in on what will probably be an introduction to further exploration of the country. Current prep is including visits to the library for Indian fiction and travel writing (detective books, country specific, such as the Inspector Chopra series), pestering the Indian Tourist Bureau for material, and the free library Mango Language Course. Past travel has shown me that it is not the number of places seen, but quality of experiences.Market walking, cooking classes, interactions with locals, animal welfare programs, local martial arts, motorcycle touring are personal favs. And a special interest in historical and Buddhist/Hindu sites. For a first trip, based on the time of the year, probably western and northern India. Thank you for the quick reply.

[@johnwera93]

Outstanding! It’s easy to put myself into your videos if you know what I mean. Almost takes away the desire to go as if I’ve been there, but I’m sure there’s much more. Brilliant Gabe!

[@holechbatel2935]

India looks like an unreal place, as if taken from a movie. amazing. Of course, your really extraordinary videos mediate India in a fascinating way and add another layer

[@chrisbutler6258]

Im sorry to say this but the filth of that country is just astonishingly shameful. Great video though Gabriel.

[@Bunts05]

Have noticed most of the western and American tourists have this habit of capturing only the ugly side of India. India has many many beautiful places and cities which are clean and very well managed. And India is much much safer than many western countries. In most of the cities and towns in India you can roam around till 11 pm with families without any fear of getting shot 😀.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Not sure if you're referring to me specifically or others, but keep in mind that I have literally hundreds of videos of India, going back to 2010, showing all aspects of the country. This is the bus ride going from Agra, where I visited the beautiful Taj Mahal, to Vrindavan, which is a holy spiritual village and the birthplace of Krishna. So I was going between two important places. I can't help the fact that the views out the bus window along the way are pretty intense. The truth is, being one of the people in the world who has seen the most of India (two years altogether criss-country the country), this is the view out the window almost anywhere you travel in India. Should I not point the camera out the window and show what it looks like? I think the comments suggesting that I'm overemphasizing the garbage and pollution are misguided. This is the reality of India. It is what you see everywhere, in the cities and towns and villages and in-between them all. If you check out more of my videos from India, I can guarantee you will see everything you can imagine about India represented. And I agree with you that India is quite safe, probably safer than America in many ways. There are many amazing things about India, which is precisely why I keep coming back. But there are also problems, and the garbage and environmental pollution is a major problem that I think the people of India need to be more willing to acknowledge, rather than blaming a tourist for filming their country as it is.

[@Bunts05]

Gabriel Traveler You and everyone else is always welcome in India. Every country in this world has it's share of problems from Europe to North America to Africa. I have travelled to US quiet a few times and love that country. Whenever I speak about US I tell my friends that US and the people of America is not what you see in hollywood movies. Always try to capture and share good things about US with my friends and relatives. That does not mean that there is no poverty in US, there are no homeless people in US or no crime. But I always try to project the better side of the place or country I visit. The issue that I am trying to convey to you is that when you travel extensivly and see both good and bad your perception will be different from a person who has not done that and draws a conclusion basis your videos. Some of them may have not even stepped out of their states. They will only notice the garbage and dirt. Hope you understand....no hard feelings though...I love watching your videos 👍

[@Q_QQ_Q]

when he is going to Vrindawan , birthplace of krishna & Taj mahal . he is going to show the actual place . he cant photoshop dirt out of the video and make it look like german highways 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Because its not germany 😂😂😂😂. And yes I am Indian and Agra is my hometown kinda . 😂😂😂😂😂 good to see it on youtube 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 .

[@rohitgulati3215]

Gabe, thank you for posting your incredible videos. The way you speak to Indians is respectful and shows you are non judgmental....thank you for that. What you show is all aspects of India. It is wonderful and it is also polluted. It is all of the above and you show it in a respectful way....India, it is what it is

[@devdev4509]

To all those Indians who are criticizing gabreil for videoing flith and trash and tainting the image of our country .In first place we should keep in consideration that he is on his expedition and just capturing sourroundings around him .If there is garbage piled up everywhere then how can we ask him to avoid capturing it instead of accepting our deficiency in part of cleanliness some people are lashing him for capturing only dirt flith over here .I strongly disagree with such people his motive is to just create vlog on his way if trash and dirt are moving along with him it isn't his fault.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thank you.

[@PankajMalik2016]

Inspite of clean India campaign of Modi. But Himachal, Sikkim, Kerela & Goa are clean to some extent at least.

[@himalayan2298]

His videos are not 'Live' but 'Edited' .. Try yourself a video editing software.. and you will see what I mean.. I have myself witnessed filth & dirt in Harlem, New York and Detroit, Michigan.. Should I go ahead and post videos to show the world that America is not all hunky dory..? #Peace

[@nainikkal]

They don't have money and time for cleaning the mess but they have time for creating new temples and churches..

[@abhidita143]

Iam glad you are doing daily vlogs, waiting for more!!Gabriel Rockzzz lol

[@akashkumar9]

I have recently been to Prem mandir,brindaban.Wow such a nice place.The changing colour on the wall of the temple and the lovely water dance in the evening was attracting.

[@adayinthelifeofadrian]

India is definitely on my hit list. If I cab break my Thailand addiction and head over there I'll be a happy man. How's the street food over there?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Street food and restaurant food is good, depends on the place as always but you can find lots of delicious stuff.

[@Swampzoid]

I'd far rather watch your videos than watch the mindless crap on TV that everyone is obsessed with. This stuff is real . You don't just zero in on what's "pretty", but of course that was a stunning view of the Taj Mahal at the beginning. Was that a dog in the dumpster ? 9:52 - this was very cool.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks. Yep, dog in the dumpster. And an almost empty dumpster, despite all the garbage on the ground, thus the irony.

[@davidsmith956]

Amazing to see the journey under less than ideal conditions but it seems like they make it work. Not exactly the pristine beaches and clear waters but still interesting to see. Good luck and safe travels. I find myself fixated on the environment I.e. the trash and overall sanitary conditions but I commend you for venturing off the beaten path. I could not do it because I know it would break me down and I would need to leave that situation.

[@santana898989]

Excellent video Gabriel. Thanks.

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

Will you be visiting Lucknow? I’ve heard it is a very beautiful and underrated city in northern India, not far at all from where you are.

[@bradley_Bradley]

Jaw dropping footage Gabe! Love seeing these places and especially love hour camera work

[@tigermason7624]

Love hearing about the deities. One of my final papers for my degree is called “Indian Philosophy” I’m so excited to start it! Binge watching all your videos tonight.

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

India impresses me, from your videos anyway, as being quite overly-populated and rather dirty, its most positive aspects notwithstanding! Honestly, I think that nation is simply too populated.

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

Muzak for this video is VERY cool, I must say ...

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

Gabriel, the buses look like they do not have lavatories, in them ... and ... I can see at timepoint 03:29 that they, in fact do not! Oof-dah! :(

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

At 05:18, did someone throw the doggie out with the rubbish?

[@globalisite]

Thanks Gabriel, Vrindavan is a very special and unique place, I hope you enjoy yr time there. Neem Karoli Baba Ashram is there, you may feel inclined to visit! Safe travels and Peace!

[@chykemanngwodo141]

nice video gab, keep it up

[@AMAETV]

Wow! It really feels like we took this bus ride with you. It must be tough to see that much poverty, yikes. I'm still dying to go to India though! Great crash course on Krishna.. I love that you get out to these smaller towns! Travel safe!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool, yeah hopefully that gives a little better idea of what to expect beyond the Taj Mahal, Goa and various forts and palaces, etc. It's intense but worth it and a real life-changer. Always interesting as soon as you step out of your door and amazing photo and video opportunities.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Hi Gabriel please tell everyone that areas around Historical places like TAJ MAHAL are crowded , old looking places because those areas are like 400 year old and people build their homes on their personal land as they see it cuzz Municipal corporation cant plan it on private properties . They were used to be farming areas with villages now they are just villages . And AGRA is much bigger than this . 1.7 million people dont live in that small area surrounding Taj Mahal .

[@hrishi9467]

AMaeTV you're coming here to see poverty?

[@venom9738]

The poverty is no different to the poverty in the west and other places... these places can be developed but it's our historical places from thousands of years ago so we cannot demolish it and most of those poor people will rather stay there than come out to the developed parts to better themselves!

[@vaibhav3946]

add cyber city Gurgaon and kerla tour in your bucket list. 67% of India is still unexplored by foreigners. you guys know only richest and poorest part of India. hope this helps. welcome to india. one should study about the indian places atleast for 7 days before planning the tour to make most out of it.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Hi Gabriel please tell everyone that areas around Historical places like TAJ MAHAL are crowded , old looking places because those areas are like 400 year old and people build their homes on their personal land as they see it cuzz Municipal corporation cant plan it on private properties . They were used to be farming areas with villages now they are just villages . And AGRA is much bigger than this . 1.7 million people dont live in that small area surrounding Taj Mahal .

[@Mr-tl4sg]

What you just showed is the end result of British colonisation. They owned the place, milked it dry and then cut it loose, it wasn't called the jewel in the British empire for nothing. What you showed are the locals just trying to survive day to day and things like litter have no priority. These people are slowly regaining what they had before colonisation and they are going places.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I'm sure there's truth to that. I'm also sure there's more to it than that.

[@himalayan2298]

@IOS Development I second your point of view but Arabs ruled India for 330 years.. before British.. Honestly apart from Taj Mahal they didn't gave us anything.. Historians say they started the trend of having 8-12 children per household.. Today India's biggest problem is uneducated overpopulation...

[@gordond8]

IOS Development really have drunk the kool-aid, and you have no clue. Read www.historydiscussion.net/history-of-india/invasions-of-mahmud-and-their-effects-on-india/2634 for a start and tell me how bad inda has been treated long befor the British came. FYI it was mostly the Turks that took india in the name of Islam.

[@Mr-tl4sg]

Don't give me ancient history, The Brits owned it from 1757 until 1947. They were not there out of the goodness of their hearts, it was their job to milk it dry and send their booty back to the UK. Their military had no problem shooting thousands of Indians and I wonder what the British military did with their garbage. These are facts, my only interest is in history and the truth.

[@himalayan2298]

Luke Smith We can't change the past but we should learn from it.. Look at France and Germany.. South Asian countries should learn to be peaceful and respectful for the future development

[@PankajMalik2016]

Beautiful look of Taj in the start, was this your hotel Rooftop?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

That was a photo I took from a rooftop restaurant when I visited back in 2011. I had a Fuji camera then that took really cool wide angle shots. It's possible that might have been taken from the same rooftop restaurant I went to in my recent video about seeing the Taj Mahal for free, but I'm not sure about that.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

you can actually also see Taj Mahal from river side when you enter FORT Railway station . Its visible . I have seen it many times in the past and DUring those times river used to be very very big so it used to look amazing from train as you watch Taj Mahal going past vast river . it was amazing .

[@PankajMalik2016]

Cool Thumbnail. Nice pic of white Bell, if both were white then it would have been amazing. The Ghat in the end is significant & historical in Indian mythology I think.

[@martinc.720]

Gabriel, I was wondering about something, after watching your videos for a while: Do you sometimes have issues at the border, when entering any country, since you do not always have an onward ticket, you are travelling alone, and sometimes you do not know exactly how long you are going to stay in the country you just entered? I live in Canada and have visited the US many times, and they always insist that I provide proof that I will get out of the US at some point, and always ask where I will stay (as in, provide an address) and for how long. It has also happened that they questioned that I was travelling by myself and that I was not planning on meeting someone in the US. I was just wondering if you had any of these experiences elsewhere.

[@martinc.720]

You probably meant to answer someone else here, since it does not relate to my original comment, but maybe the right person will come across your reply. Thanks for taking time to answer comments while editing! Safe travels!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I always research that before I fly somewhere, so I've never had a problem with it. For example for the Philippines, Indonesia and Colombia I'd read that they required an onward flight to enter the country, so I made sure I had one. In two of those cases I was asked if I had another flight by the airline, but I've never been asked about it by the customs agents themselves.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Martin, yes, I'd accidentally posted a reply to someone else's comment on yours and then realized the mistake, so deleted it and put it in the right place.

[@martinc.720]

Gabriel Traveler No worries :) I just thought I'd say something so the other person gets their answer too

[@AlexMcKean]

Vrindavan is a really spiritual place. I really loved it there when I visited. Lots of sadhus walking around and it has some really nice temples. Enjoy!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yeah it was pretty cool. Video from there coming soon, as soon as it's uploaded. Slow internet.

[@YouAreNotThisBody]

at 12:11 Krishna lived there about 5000 years ago.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

there are no documents of krishna thats why its called mythology dumbasss . 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sgchauhan4756]

You come to Gujarat. You see the old temple, palaces in Gujarat. Look at the Gandhi Ashram in Gujarat city of Ahmedabad.

[@JeniferCornell]

6:09 is that a dog or pig eating out of the dumpster? I watched this video twice bec it’s so fast I feel like I’m missing something. Thanks!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

That was a dog. Hope he was able to get out!

[@Q_QQ_Q]

it was a dog . yes its not closed bin . those bins are open from one side .

[@thefamilyfriendlyskeet4465]

VERY COOL VERY AWESOME V E R Y N I C E

[@ProductSourcing]

Gab, what fascinates you about India? Have you done a video that explains your connection? We love to watch, but it's difficult to understand why extended travel there would be interesting. It looks the same in every town --crowded and filthy. We understand the history and sites, but other than that, we're scratching our heads. I think you said you've been there 6-7 times? I know of your other channel so, maybe that's the connection. If you know of any videos on this channel that would help explain your connection to India, please let us know - safe travels and thanks!

[@missprimrose4132]

It's sad they just throw garbage everywhere. Do these people think someone is gonna pick up after them? Yep, everything is filthy, probably the water too.

[@baburaoganpatraoapte227]

Miss Primrose can't help it coz the population is too big to handle also many of them were not that privileged to get an education in their childhood they aren't taught basic higine but little by little we are improving

[@arindam77]

The solution is checking population growth, which sadly isn't happening due to corrupt vote-bank politics!

[@gato7908]

Miss Primrose not probably, definitely

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I don't have time to write an in-depth response (trying to finish editing my next video), because I'd say it's complicated and there are multiple reasons. But the short answer is that I came back to India this time to hang out in Rishikesh for a while as it's a really nice place, cheap and a good place to focus on some things I wanted to work on. You'll see videos from here soon. But I thought it would be more interesting for people to see some other places, so I decided to start off with the camel fair in Pushkar and then show some other sights along the way while heading up to Rishikesh. Also I might head into the Himalayas which are really amazing and I would say the best part of India. But I'm not sure if I'll go up there yet since it's getting cold, I'll see.

[@321192ify]

I heard that they say "Radhe Radhe" in Vrindavan.

[@AMAETV]

PS. I love your Amazon store! Looks like some great backpacking gear hand picked by an expert 😃

[@PankajMalik2016]

AMaeTV PS?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

PS means "post script". It means a short note added onto the end of another message. In this case it's because she left another comment, so this comment was a PS. It's like saying "Oh by the way, one more thing".

[@PankajMalik2016]

Gabriel Traveler thanks

[@Kirb3000DB]

I like the quality of video in this one

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks.

[@ts3055]

All that garbage and filth is totally our responsibility. We did see that guy throwing a plastic bag outside the bus. He's not conscious, It doesn't bother him or others for that matter. All those piled up garbage is municipality's responsibility and even they are corrupt. To be true... many people in India are still use to the old ways. They are not aware how bad plastic is for the environment and with increasing population it's only getting worse to manage the garbage. State governments always have other agendas.

[@Batman-gx9ib]

Visiting Mathura during Holi or Janmastami is an experience of lifetime.

[@TradingCardsAndMore]

Hey man, I'm coming india a week today, will you still be there?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Probably, but remember India is a really really big place.

[@TradingCardsAndMore]

Gabriel Traveler it is indeed haha! Well keep up the great videos, lots of love

[@speer458]

Corruption in India is like the garbage and gutter in your video, the more you try to clean the more it spreads.

[@RealSpaceHobo]

Looks awesome

[@ladykiller0005]

What was the cost of the Ricksaw to your hotel

[@riddhi6tha908]

Nice. Have you found good hotel in Rishikesh?

[@wolche1978]

india is a big country. it is one of the most populated countries in the world. im sure this sad condition is not the same in other parts of india.

[@PankajMalik2016]

Gabriel Sir, you got to change Hotel to get good WiFi, I went there last year and there were plenty.

[@RoberSoul77]

Hey man! Great video. You should tour Africa, that would be interesting. I'm planning a trip to Ethiopia after watching some Mark Weins videos. Not many travel videos about Africa!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I've heard that Ethiopia is really amazing.

[@thepirates17]

when you are coming back to goa? I will be there on this month last...

[@A-G-23]

I'm Indian and even I wouldn't travel in the kind of buses that you do here, Gabriel. There are far better quality buses called "Volvo" but of course they are expensive. You would see another kind of India if you traveled in those.

[@atifkhanthegreat]

Asavari Gill Volvo’s are not always available. Also he is an outsider, so don’t expect him to know everything. Most people in India still travel in state transport and not in volvo. So don’t they represent India

[@SaurabhKhare1]

Travelling by volvo wont really hide the extremes and reality on India. We are now just used to ignoring the filth and the poor. But that wont change the reality.

[@gato7908]

How much was that rickshaw ride from Mathura to vrindavan?

[@PankajAgnihotri]

Hello Gabe... how are you doing and where are you now..?

[@drroberts5172]

Gabriel....is there a link to your soundtrack? Love the music!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Info about the music I use is always in the description below the video. Either there's a link to the song or else if there isn't then it's because it's available for free in the youtube audio library. Both of the songs used in this one are in the audio library. Not sure if you can access it with any youtube account or if you have to have a certain account status or what but you should be able to find the songs somewhere. That band Mk2 has some really awesome stuff, I've used some other songs of theirs in recent videos.

[@drroberts5172]

Thanks found it! Safe travels!

[@tinamariefarmer4419]

when i was in Saudi u wd see a small pickup on the highway doin 90 w 5 camels in the back

[@garfunkle1980]

You should come to Scotland Dude and do the West Highland Way trek. Awesome scenery. Bit more expensive than India of course but 100 % worth it!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I hitchhiked from Land's End to John'O'Groats. Scotland was beautiful. Haven't done that trek though, sure it's amazing.

[@technicalsupport6573]

Welcome to India, am an Indian.

[@gordond8]

15:26 It seems odd that a charity for Girls (FFL Vrindavan .org) is wanting (english readers) to sponsor Bull or a cow. The Web site is very much white washed as compared to the raw footage. FFL seems like a good organization.

[@tinamariefarmer4419]

i was stationed in Ryiahd in the Army. sorry for spelling lol

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

How long was the initial bus ride, please? Haha, tell your drivers not to be so shy about leaning on their horns, huh? ;)

[@tinamariefarmer4419]

that trash is heartbreaking

[@coolspark8762]

and as for the Barabara bashing! what is , Is ! there are people n places in India tht r much more well off, but you cant deny that a lot of poverty still exists! We are moving ahead, but still there is a long way to go. The size of the population, history, country's wealth, geography all matter n make a difference on how to get there, how difficult it is n how long it will take.

[@stankormy5717]

Everyday is crazy there!!

[@janetmedley2716]

Gabriel thanks for showing us the way it really is there. 😀 Do they have trucks that pick up trash?

[@marcusaurelius3564]

Seriously Gabriel, What is up with the garbage in India? Do people just empty their garbage outside their door or something? I thought the most basic service in society is garbage collection. Don't the people notice the problem? Isn't this a major health concern?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

All good questions, for which I don't really know the answer.

[@ARNABOSS]

Marcus Aurelius they even take a dump out in the open, they poop and pee everywhere but this kind of savagely behaviors are mostly predominant in NORTH Indian hindi speaking states only aka the cow belt states that are akin to the jesusland of USA

[@sumitanand1664]

we don't have proper cleaning arrangements in lesser developed areas.. municipality is not funded properly to perform these kinds of job . Hence the trash. We do notice it but nobody comes forward to actually do anything.

[@solomonsilal3180]

Shame on the state government wow UP Govt. Nice and clean and proper order compare to south and north east north India is a shame

[@griffin2263]

Great video thanks for posting......thanks for bringing us along ...would not step foot in India ....not for me

[@musiccrazybohemian]

It's Kaliyuga is operating Gabriel brother...

[@ashishkumargond1069]

Awesome bro I lives in india

[@KarinLynnBates]

The GoPro Hero 5 (it says you filmed with it in the description) is soooo much better than the old one! None of the fisheye bendy stuff going on. This looked great! That bus, tho. 😬😂😣

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Excellent, glad to hear. With this one I can change the angle of the lens to five different options. So I change it wider or narrower depending on the scene so that it isn't always in fish eye mode. All of the videos I've made since I started this trip in Thailand have been filmed with this same camera. Only thing is I wish I'd gotten the 6 which came out a week after I ordered this one, because the 6 has better image stabilization.

[@KarinLynnBates]

Gabriel Traveler The ability to change modes makes a huge difference! Yeahhhh, there’s always going to be something newer coming out! For now, this is pretty good. More stabilization would be good, but hey, I bet you’ll be able to invest in an even newer GoPro soon. The music & editing was really cool in this, too, which adds to capturing the look & feel of the experience!

[@manashdatta6487]

don't put out your hand or head through the window of a bus . it is very risky .

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

True, if you're not paying close attention to what's coming down the road, which I always do.

[@TheBeardedVagabond]

Even when paying attention it is dangerous. My sister was hit by a motorcycle our second day there. She was on the sidewalk and he drove onto the sidewalk and hit her. Then he yelled at her and drove off. She permanently damaged her leg from it. Another girl in our group was raped by a cab driver and his friends. India is a horrible country full of rude and disgusting people.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I'm sorry to hear about what happened to your sister and the other woman. However I can't agree at all that India is a horrible country as you say. The people here are overwhelming friendly and well-intentioned. There are certainly some bad apples though and you do have to be careful.

[@darnatan]

Unbelievable! Chaos!

[@technicalsupport6573]

We have many good places to live.

[@malitzin10]

wow Gabriel... these people.... it´s heartbreaking... their overall living conditions.... and the poor animals (cows, dogs, monkeys)... is like...well I´m from Costa Rica, there´s some poverty here, but not so massive. I can´t help to feel guilty for having so much in my life and still feeling so unhappy. I don´t know if I could have the motivation to go there and not be able to help in some way... last year I went to Guatemala and was completely heartbroken about the living conditions of the average indigenous people and animals as well... I just wanted to take so many kids and dogs back home with me....

[@suruunconditionalluv3360]

I like the way you are showing naturally... But visakhapatnam is the 3rd cleanest place in India 😊

[@avitech4500]

I don't understand why ppl not serious to clean these city. . . Hope that will change...

[@atifkhanthegreat]

vipin avi because people are so used to live in that condition. Also people busy voting for hindutva and not improving people living standards

[@Loagz_Beatz]

Wow

[@billycooksey7801]

Have thought about going to kumbh mela?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes but the timing hasn't worked out. However I went to a magh mela in 2000 which is a smaller version on an off year (the kunbha mela happens every four years). It was still absolutely massive, I think more than a million people were there. I wasn't making videos then, but I did write about it in my book "Following My Thumb". Shameless plug: link below the video!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

It's kind of complicated, but it happens every 12 years at each site, and there are four different sites. So the mela rotates around to these four different cities with varying dates depending on astrological determinations. As I understand it then it happens somewhere every four years. Anyway, I went to what was basically a small version of the kumbha mela.

[@321192ify]

@Billy I woudn't dare to go to the Kumbh mela. lol

[@RaviKewatbeingunique]

Hey Gabriel. I invite you to visit Ahmedabad India ( India's first UNESCO heritage city)

[@johnwelch8083]

i live in thailand much cleaner.

[@vaibhav3946]

and every other girl is prostitute.....

[@user-hm2ni6lg3j]

Thailand is more developed than India

[@nicolaskottis5245]

God bless you you made me laugh.

[@ANTV1986]

I have never been a great fan of the cities in North India especially in UP, Bihar which are obviously the least developed states and quite dirty. However the States in the hills and the North East although the infrastructure may not be as developed is a much better place. Down south Kerala and Goa is awesome

[@ivishalraj]

Look like very comfortable bus for sitting 😂

[@choiklu]

I dont know the name of the town, but have you been to the northeast of India where Buhda birthplace?

[@PankajMalik2016]

Choi Lu May be Bodhgaya

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I've been to Lumbini, Nepal, which is where the Buddha was born. Bodhgaya is where he attained enlightenment, but I haven't been there.

[@priscilla9995]

Vrindavan ❤️

[@samriyasvlog726]

Love to India

[@MarkBH70]

The Doctrine of avatars, interestingly, though Indian, applies also to Christ in Christianity--the "God came down" scenario.

[@arjuna03]

Gabriel Should know he's traveling in Uttar Pradesh, the least developed state in India, other one being Bihar. When he skips this info, he's inviting lot of ignorant & trolls to get your MIND fkd...

[@user-fc9oy8tk2k]

Love those cows and ghosts

[@gentianm5450]

There is no other place on earth like India.

[@aaronthokchom]

You knew India!!! That's the reality all over India. And its tree-murtee not try-murtee.

[@ashutoshgautam3111]

Vrindavan is not a birth place of Lord Krishna. Actually they came to play there daily from Nandgaon. Their birthplace is in Jail of Kans(a demon) situated in Mathura. You can visit that incredible place. About 20 kms from vrindavan.

[@Simplegirltv]

wow i thought i was poor omg here in the usa

[@skytraveller500]

Afrocentric AnatomyTV There are millions of poor peoples In developing nations ...you live in USA and say peoples in accept if you say poor in developing nations average wage per month in my city was like 150 USD

[@daathisone5459]

avg income of US is 54kUSD while avg income of India is like 1700USD so you should feel lucky that you were born in developed country

[@stankormy5717]

Afrocentric AnatomyTV , you are filthy rich compared to peoples living in a 3rd world country!!!

[@pattizayas1051]

the poor in usa r the rich in many other countries

[@Q_QQ_Q]

the point is you can afford way more things with many alternatives in $1700 than you can $30k in USA . everything is not what it seems . REMEMBER AGRA WAS THE BIGGEST CITY in the world till18th century till London overtook it .

[@RamYadav-oz5cu]

Birthplace of Krishna is Mathura not Vrindavan.

[@hindigaane1555]

So dirty places 😖😖😖😖 feeling not good

[@Saurabh_atco]

We Indian need to work on this condition rather to complain about it on KZbin

[@theeagle9466]

Come to srinagar

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

kzbin.infosearch?query=Srinigar

[@palwindersingh2266]

You should go to Punjab. Very good place

[@palwindersingh2266]

Yeh india ki gandgi hee dikhate hai bas saale

[@valvidipak6671]

Palwinder Singh Jo log India aane ki sach rahe hoge. ab vo log aese video ke dekhane ke bad India na aaye to vo bhi hamara hi nuksan hoga.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

70% of population lives in villages . wtf are you smoking .

[@valvidipak6671]

_ brother hame aese village ki India me jarurat hekzbin.info/www/bejne/oqXHp3uee7VpgrM

[@valvidipak6671]

_ kzbin.info/www/bejne/boGxo4qmral5r5Y

[@kuttapanaalumoodu9032]

This is. Transport available in Mathura worst!!!