This is Why I'm AFRAID to Ride in Old Cities 🇮🇳 EP.25 | Pakistani Visiting India

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This vlog is about my travel experience of riding to Pushkar from Ajmer Sharif. Pushkar is one of the holiest city for Hindus and home of Brahma Temple.
Disclaimer: All Drone videos are Stock footage.

[@WildlensbyAbrar]

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[@spish1]

Abrar bhai visit Central Asia now.

[@rayeesvlogs]

Love you from Srinagar Kashmir please reply me on

[@rohanroy9818]

@@rayeesvlogs Abrar bhai abhi pakistani chale gaye....

[@Raythelightlife]

Uper wala aapki aakhon ko salamt rakhe kyuki in aakho se hum duniya dekhte hai

[@gudsabhati7346]

Abrar bhai huje and heartfelt respect for coming to rajasthan,,, love and respect for pakistan people of same origin,,

[@ashfaqsiddiqui1750]

Abrar I visited India many time but in Pakistan nobody believe me Indian Hospitality n people Abrar you prove about Indian places n peoples of India specially Indian railway system Indian make more beautiful of India with their past n history .very nice videos n your life experience wel done n love you

[@ashfaqsiddiqui1750]

When you r coming in Karachi we are waiting to you Abrar welcome Karachi

[@uttam_k766]

Thanx for sharing this ❤🙌 Visit again

[@BEST_AUTO_SALE]

Most welcome to India WhatsApp me Hum ghumaayenge apko poora India

[@Vik-ki7]

I was in Lahore last December, crossed the Attari-Wagah Border on foot. Lovely time in Lahore, Gujrawala, Faisalabad and Peshawar. Visiting Androon Lahore was similar to my Old Delhi ghettos: Gali Qasim Jan, Ballimaran, Chitli Qabar, Suiwalan, Multani Dhanda, Nabi Karim, Pul Bangash, Urdu Bazar, Daryaganj, Paharganj, Mori Gate, Kashmiri Gate......you name it. Born and raised in Old Delhi, Lahore was no different than my own Old Delhi. Very nice people and great food. Loved it all..🇮🇳 If things get better in Pakistan, my next visit will be to KHI via Lahore where I made lots of friends.

[@ShariqRasul]

Is it easy to get visa?

[@theobserverfront]

Two Indian Muslims take a Pakistani to show one of the most valued Hindu destinations. And there is just love….colours and happiness. Near Ajmer Sharif…is the Pushkar Temple. Let’s give credit to India for having it and Abrar for showing it! It seems, it is all destined. Such travels and captures don’t happen in ages. Thank you champ. You are Pakistani..You are Indian.. You are our Abrar!!

[@rjprjs5248]

Not all Indian Muslims are like that tho

[@MahboobAlam-et8je]

​@@rjprjs5248Every muslim is a commando.... Don't ever become sick minded.... We love our india and stand with the global peace.... Our india have got beautiful brains with of mutual harmony and this exist all over india, so india is also with democratic stable government.... Please become brave and stand for uniting india as we need skillfull people to uplift our people from poverty and making everyone a civilized humans... Lots of love from patna, bihar, india.

[@findyouself1901]

​@@MahboobAlam-et8je sorry mahboob bhai I'm a hindu but i can feel your emotions no one can seperate us thank you for making our nation great now i can say that our indian muslims aur best❤

[@shivsagarfurniture7758]

Good job sir

[@rjprjs5248]

@@MahboobAlam-et8je allah kmkx

[@Alfalahtv92]

Dear Indians, I'm from chakwal, Pakistan Katas raaj mandirs are just 3 mi away from my home, Mera Sara bacchpan unn mandirs mein khelty guzra, mjhe bhut attraction shuru sy katas Raj mandirs mein, aaj bhi whenever I feel sad or depressed Mei katas raaj temples mein chala Jata, Dill ka sukoon milta, bhut dair waheen betha rehta, sorry my comment is not related to this video, I just share my feelings about Katas Raj temples

[@KUNALKUMAR-en8nu]

Bhagwan ki kripa rahe sab par🙏🙏

[@beekesh1643]

Thanks for, love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳 😘😘

[@Venom_590]

Thanks for sharing you feeling ,I feel connected.

[@gautamv952]

Thanks for sharing your experiences, brother. 🙏

[@WhiteFii2212]

From Jammu, India ... Here most Hindus are followers of Shiva .. we say here Shiva kills depression and anxieties takes the person to a state of zero ..no love or hate , no greed , no desires , no lust, no anger or greed ...katas raj temples are places dedicated to Shiva

[@SayedAhmed-eo7tv]

Hamare mulk ki baat hi alag hai abrar bhai... Beautiful 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Apko India explore karne ke liye maybe 10 years bhi kam hai... ❤❤❤❤proud to be indian & multiple indian culture..

[@MahendraGurjar0123]

Tum musalman pakistani hi ho ye mulk tumhara nahi h tum musalman gaddar aur deshdrohi ho . 99.9%

[@SS-vl5zk]

Same ❤ Our Pakistann 🇵🇰 is also ne of most beautiful lands in world .... And every country is best

[@u.lmeenafuturesias743]

@@SS-vl5zk no

[@Mrx-xr4du]

@@u.lmeenafuturesias743 teri bhi jali na..btw no hate!!!

[@Mr-SUAS]

I am a Pakistani but I am really mesmerized by the unique beauty of India....though many people from this part of the world like to visit European countries and it's almost the same for me as well but let me tell you that there is something very special in India for me...and I don't know what that special thing is...I just like India very much...I had been listening to J. Krishnamurti, U.G krishnamurti and Osho as well...India is something very special...though I am not religious in anyway (born in a Muslim family) but it just look like if reincarnation is a truth then I feel as if...India se kahein janam janam Ka Naata ha...❤❤❤

[@hbnews2845]

Brother its the diversity of culture and states which makes our india great we are United hear and if india and Pakistan reunite again nobody will stop us from dominating the world.

[@utkarshanandsing]

Welcome to India 🇮🇳

[@Mr-SUAS]

@I ❤️

[@RakeshSharma-dl7fs]

Welcome come big b

[@-sanatanlogy2274]

if you listen j krishan murty and osho then search 1 Acharya Prashant , 2 veducation 3 बौद्धि वार्ता

[@SolankislifeVlogs]

Namaste 🙏🚩 Pushkar Dham meri mother and sister bhi aai thi Yatra karne. From Karachi 🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@rajputexplore8905]

From jodhpur rajsthan. me aapke volg video dekhta hu . BecoZ I am your subscriber😅😅

[@HomeS8fe]

Now m also ur subscriber sister... Jst saying but i Really want to host any of our pakistani hindu family somedays..I hosted many people around world in our home...

[@ashishjoshi11]

Katasraj, Pushkar or Amrit Sarovar .. Ye Sindhu-Sarsvati Civilization ke Akhri Zinda relics hai ..

[@reddragon9601]

Pakistan me theek ho how is the condition of Hindus there?

[@Vik-ki7]

​@Red Dragon In Karachi, Lahore and few more major cities, they're OK. Most in businesses.

[@gamma_925]

Man, India is amazing. India is also fun, fun, fun, fun, food, life full of excitement and the culture of gold. Hindus Sikhs and Muslim brotherhood, what else should I write? I just want to write a ghazal in my own style about India and its inhabitants, but no matter how much I write, brothers, the sound is less. Yes, give everyone healthy and abundant lives

[@rohanroy9818]

Love you sir ji....🙏

[@hameed9206]

😂😂😂😂😂itna jhoot kuch to sach likh do fake ID 😂😂😂😂

[@parthaghosh146]

What is Shudra Khatri Muslim brotherhood?

[@shashiverma1394]

shudra khatri? why are you referring hindus by caste system. Pls it's giving malicious energy

[@KumarNikhils]

Despite all great praise for india, you have to still write a pak govt propoganda line "shudra khatri and Muslim brotherhood" . Majority Dalits or shudras in india follow BR ambedkar . Even BR ambedkar were extremely critical of this muslim brotherhood. You can google his views. Please ask for brotherhood of humans and donot add conditions such as religion caste etc.

[@andytumm]

The town of Pushkar has grown curling around the Pushkar Lake which is a holy site said to have legendarily appeared when a lotus was dropped by Lord Brahma upon the site . It is an old city considered to be a chosen place where Brahma is worshipped. Pushkar is an important centre of pilgrimage for Hindus. The place has a magnetic appeal with 400 temples that are blue white and a number of bathing ghats. Incredible India 🧡 !

[@Ahmad-pt6gt]

India has Really maintained It's Small Cities very Well.... They have a decent amount of Development even in the Small Cities and Roads R Almost Clean.....Pakistani Small Cities seem like we've come into the 19th Century.... Punjab has still got some Development, But the condition of other provinces R Horrible....

[@hamarabharat-sm6cj]

Yes...safe ..becouse...this is india.....main reson hindu... Also Pakistan was a part india....ase pakistan....arab in pakistan...proud pakistani🤔

[@rvtechnical2315]

Tumare baap h bety or Baap baap hota h 😂😂😉☝😁❣️🚩💪☝

[@rvtechnical2315]

@@jayrashtrahindavi2089 chl be ktuwe Teri kyu g#nd jal rhi h phir 😂😉☝

[@mortuza.77]

@@rvtechnical2315 r u sick? What wrong he said that u r reacting like that? Learn some manner man

[@High_101]

یار نہ تعریف کر۔ ان میں سے کچھ ایسے بھی ہیں جن کو تعریف ہزم نہیں ہوتی۔

[@renjithlal9404]

Thank you Pakistanis for your positive comments love towards India. Love you all

[@ammarasghar4699]

We love u all Indians i wish i visit india

[@Raheeiz]

❤❤❤

[@techearnerai]

@@ammarasghar4699 always welcome 😁

[@rvtechnical2315]

@@ammarasghar4699 love ki batti bna k gnd mai Daal le ktuwe Baap ko Mt sikha lwde 😘😉☝😂

[@honeydudeify]

​@@ammarasghar4699 aajao bhai kabhi bhi . And I've always wanted to taste the kebabs in Lahore.

[@syedabdulwahidsohaily493]

Masha Allah 👍🏻 Abrar Lucky Man 👍🏻suna Hey Pushkar ka Mela, Saray Vishv mey Mashoor Hey 🙏🏻👍🏻 Love U All there in incredible India 👍🏻❤ Sohail Karachi 🌹

[@ashishjoshi11]

Tourist season khatam ho gaya Varna yaha itne foreigners hote hai ki per rakhne ki jagah nahi hoti..khakar Holi me ..

[@ashishjoshi11]

Kyu ki Sindh ka Katash Raj, Pushkar or Amritsar ka Sarovar .. ye Sindhu-Sarsvati Civilization ke Akhri Zinda relics hai ..

[@zubairtanoli1432]

Amazing colour full India Never seen before Respect from islamabad Pakistan

[@techearnerai]

Thank you bro 🙏 ......*colour ✍️

[@zubairtanoli1432]

@@techearnerai thanks

[@john48132]

Love u.Zubair, always welcomed ❤️

[@zubairtanoli1432]

@@john48132 thanks

[@BEST_AUTO_SALE]

Love from Great India Most welcome to India WhatsApp me dost hum poore bharat ghoomayenge apko

[@ChidiyaSethi]

In all humility,as an Indian I challenge anyone to find a more colourful place than our country,particularly “Rangeelo Rajasthan “😇😇🇮🇳

[@HumBhiH-v3b]

Halala is more colourful 😂

[@abcd-hj8kc]

​@@HumBhiH-v3bare yaar ye sab yahan mat kiya karo, comment section har baar ganda mat karo bina kisi wajah ke

[@aksclub3868]

​@@HumBhiH-v3b नीचे का सामान है या हीजडा है?

[@mortuza.77]

@@HumBhiH-v3b it shows how much educated u r koi kaam danda krle bhai ye sab krke tera koi faida nhi honewala

[@HumBhiH-v3b]

@@dkmk6826 naa re mcdh, main down south se hoon…. Lagi ( | ) main mirchi 🌶️ 😂🤣

[@brahmaprakashgaur4596]

Hindus believe in the Trinity of Brahma, Vishu, and Mahesh (Shiva). The three are believed to perform respectively the three functions of creation, maintenance, and dissolution. Interestingly, only a very few temples, the one at Pushkar being the most prominent, are dedicated to Brahma (the Creator). In the last 4-5 decades Pushkar has been attracting hordes of foreigners, whose presence makes the place happening and colorful. Rajasthan is known for its regional crafts and performing arts. Many foreigners come to Rajasthan to learn these.

[@rvtechnical2315]

Are to inko kyu bta rhe ho sr inko islam ka cancer h inko bs hooro se mtlb h tabhi hr jgh ftne ki planning krte hain 😉☝

[@prasannachitnis892]

In Kashmir Shaivism( Vijanabhairav) , Adi Shankara's Nirvanshtakam & even the vedas, the Almighty is " described" as Parampita, Parmatama, Nirvikaar, Nirakar, Parabramha, Parameshwar. Beyond idol worship.Even the Vishwaroop which Lord Sri Krishna showed Arjuna was Infinite ( Anant ). Even the great Sant Dnyaneshwar has said that " He can never be contained by the words " Sat Chit Anand". The Vijanabhairav says, " Beyond word, form, place....".

[@brahmaprakashgaur4596]

@prasannachitnis892 Thank you for your elucidation. My comment, however, was purely in the context of what makes Pushkar a prominent place of pilgrimage. True, Advait Vedanta, consolidated in the Upanishads, speaks of an impersonal and all-pervading God. Vedanta considers the world unreal. Kashmir Shavism, if you will study it, has a somewhat different take. It looks at reality from the point of view of 36-elements, describing the descent of Shiva the Pure-element into Pure-Impure and Impure elements.

[@prasannachitnis892]

@@brahmaprakashgaur4596 V.thanks & respects to u sir, truly I was shocked when I 1st read Vijanabhairav which says that ; " Whatever is the composite( aakaar swaroop) form of Bhairav is deceptive like magic bcoz it has no essence.(8B - 9A).Its only maya, like a dream, its imaginary like the city of Gandharvas( in the sky).(9B).The description of( this form of Bhairava ) is given to those ppl.whose mind is confused, for their meditation, those who r distracted by ( worldly ) activities & who r enmeshed in divisive thoughts(10).In reality, Bhairava is neither 9-fold nor does He consist of a multitude of letters( mantra), He is neither a 3-headed God nor does He possess 3 energies (11).He neither consists of nada & bindu, nor of ardhachandra & nirodhika.He is neither differentiated on account of the order of chakras( Muladhar to Sahasrara - Shatchakranirupan) ( to be pierced), nor is Sakti( Kundalini) His nature.(12). All this is nothing but a phantom for frightening children, or a sweet given by the mother ( to attract the child ).These descriptions r only meant for the spiritual advancement of the unenlightened( Sir, like myself😔🙏)(13). This state of Bhairava is free from the limitations of space, time & form.It is not particularised by a specific place or designation.In reality it is inexpressible bcoz it cannot be described.(14). It is filled internally with the bliss of one's own experience, & is beyond the realm of thought( mind ).This state which is always full is the state of Bhairavi who is Bhairava Himself(15). His body of glory should be known as immaculate, all -inclusive fullness( the Vishwaroop darshan given to Arjun by Sri Krishna: I feel).In this reality, who can be the object of worship & who is there to be pleased ?(16). Vijanabhairav further gives more than 100 ways of "achieving" That & some of them r really simple, dividing them into Anavopaya( the basic), Saktopaya( the medium) & finally Shambavopaya( the highest ), but than i came across something even beyond Shambavopaya: the Anupaya, the " pathless path ", simply emptying the mind of all the thoughts by self-will,the "effortless effort" also called as Icchopaya. Even in Amritanubhav Sant Dnyaneshwar ( who stressed on Namasankirtan through His abhangaas for common people like me) states that Sat-Chit-Ananda ( as stated by Sri AdiShankara in Nirvanshtakam ) cannot " describe " the Supreme One I "try" to practice this Anupaya, the " Thoughtless State" by " trying" to be " thoughtless" daily while meditating.Only once, i "felt" something like a great force rising within my being while "trying" to be thoughtless. All this has truly shocked me to the core & even brought tears to my eyes.I met a Great Spiritual Master in Mumbai who was an businessman & v.few people knew about His real stature as He never prefered publicity & He taught me to meditate on the Naad : He attains the Supreme Bramhan who is deeply merged in the Bramhan-that-is-sound( Shabdabrahman), which is vibrating within, without striking & is perceived by the ear.........(Vijanabhairav/38). But now unfortunately when I came across all this my Master had left His physical form.Strange r His ways, truly bringing all this to me when He is physically not present now.🙏😔🙏Jai Shambhu🙏

[@prasannachitnis892]

@@brahmaprakashgaur4596 I have subscribed to your wonderful channel 🙏

[@jct9211]

Thank you Pakistani people for positive comment and positive attitude towards Indians

[@abdulsafdarsattar4843]

Because they show there ❤️ love indian people hospitality his very good 👍

[@titaboria]

Just to add to the commentary. Pushkar has the only Brahma temple in India. Thailand has a few including a very famous Brahma temple right in the middle of downtown Thailand. It is the Erawon Shrine - a very popular temple. All rivers in India have female names except one which is named as the son of Brahma i.e. Brahmaputra. It is India's sole male river.

[@devendrajha6309]

no damodar is another male river

[@pancu51]

sindhu

[@petermathews1515]

There is a famous Brahma temple in Kerala. Type in "Oachira" in youtube and you can see it. This temple is the only Brahma temple in Kerala and possibly South India, though I can't say for sure. There is a myth that there was a curse from Siva that there will not be temples (structure) build for Brahma. The temple in Oachira is an exception. Technically it is not a brick structure , rather a naturally formed banyan tree structure.

[@tvsinha]

Sonbhadra or Son is another river which has a male name

[@nkhan275]

abay Krishna river bhi male hay

[@vaibhavkalla2644]

Situated at a height of 510 metres, Pushkar is surrounded by hillocks on three sides. The 'Nag Pahar', literally meaning Snake Mountain, forms a natural border between Ajmer and Pushkar. Known as 'the rose garden of Rajasthan', the essence of the famous Pushkar rose is exported all over the world. Pushkar Fair (Pushkar Camel Fair) or Pushkar Mela, as it is locally known as, is an annual five-day camel and livestock fair held in the city between the months of October and November. It is one of the world's largest camel fairs. Though deficit in rain water city has a well-developed lake, which isa good example of rain-water harvesting system. The Pushkar Lake drains an area of 22 square kilometres (8.5 sq. mi). The lake has a water surface area of 22 hectares (54 acres). It is a perennial lake sourced by the monsoon rainfall. The depth of water in the lake varies from season to season. Generally it is 8-10 metres (26-33 ft.). The total storage capacity of the lake is 0.79 million cubic metres (1.03 million cu.yd.).

[@offtuit]

❤

[@nasirmahmood8826]

Very informative about Pushkar. Very well explained by you . Thanks 👍

[@reshmajiindianvlogger2323]

Awesome 🎉

[@AlonewithoutSoulmate.]

We proud our indians. love from Pakistan ❤🎉

[@rvtechnical2315]

Is love ki batti bna or gnd mai lele mc ktuwe halala ki paidaish 😂😂😉☝

[@Ashish-ir8tw]

U r gonna create history Abrar bro. I Doubt anyone has explored Bharat as u r exploring & showcasing the people, traditions, culture, food, historical & religious sites of this great Nation from the lens of a foreigner. Bhagwan Mahadev bless u. Keep exploring.

[@nopek1405]

Many have explored it in a much better manner. You can check the vlogs of "Visa to explore ".

[@snfab1]

@@nopek1405 of course you are spot on this liberal guy may not know 😂

[@jaintango]

@@snfab1 what has being liberal or conservative got to do with it, it's good how Abrar is showing coz it's completely unfiltered and this is how real India looks like

[@jaintango]

@@nopek1405 I have seen his channel too , but I am not sure why are you even comparing the both rather than feel happy about what Abrar is doing by showing India unfiltered in his short trip, he has only 30 day visa and he is a motorbike travel vlogger so his content and time duration itself is different . I agree that original comment went bit overboard but a pakistani vlogger traveling through India on a bike & sowing it as it is has people more curious .

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

🙄 history for what? Thousands of other bloggers have explored all these cities

[@08kansen]

Enjoying all episodes about India . It was very touching to see people offering tribute to the departed at a holly place. This defines India . Thanks!

[@nkhan275]

i think Abrar bhai needs to make an important point overall on how to "see" India is that unlike going through an accounting list of this lake, that mandir, that pahaar, that shrine... India's every lake, river, stone and valley has been anthropomorphized in classical indian literature and each region has its own "lifeform" embedded in its landscape. It can be found preserved in oral story-telling traditions in each folklore of each region. So "what" you are seeing is just geology but on top of it is a rich panoply of mythological reality - a kind of magical realism for which you always need to access local folklore of each area.

[@jaintango]

I see you are good with words .. great comment

[@ravikrishnamurthy]

Well explained.. You are absolutely right. There background stories for every holy place in Indian culture. Abrar taken time to visit even Temples, lets appreciate him for that.

[@vickyb7802]

Brotherrrrrrrrrr❤❤❤❤

[@MagicSmoke11]

You said it Khan bhai❤

[@abidhassan9602]

Seems to be another excellent video we are going to watch. Best wishes to all Indians from Pakistan

[@truthislogical]

Thanks wish you the same❤

[@rohanroy9818]

Love from India 🇮🇳 brother

[@thanksvaysbna8272]

Ye india ka pura sach nahi hai India ka asli chehra nahi dekha hai aapne

[@rvtechnical2315]

Apni wishes ko Asif muneer army chief k or niyaji imrand ki gnd mai de de 93000+ 😂😂😉☝

[@samriddhichaurasia7922]

❤

[@internetsensation1594]

14:46 - Even in hot summer time - so many foreign🇬🇧🇺🇸 tourists are still touring India🇮🇳

[@Brick2]

I think this was recorded in February when temperatures were milder. Tourism goes down in the hotter months.

[@GurdeepSingh-rj7us]

They are Israelis, they rent places and stay for long

[@arnoldschwarzenigga2268]

​@@Brick2 This was in March .

[@anmolsharma2266]

​@@GurdeepSingh-rj7us Israeli usually stays in north east side

[@dasalekhya]

along with big cities like Mumbai, there are many places in India, like *Goa, Pondicherry, Dharamshala, Varanasi, Pushkar* etc where *foreigners stay ALL year* Sometimes permanently, some intermix with Indians. There are documentaries on the *_half white half Indian_* kids of Pushkar Goa for eg now has a significant Russian & Ukrainian community; Pondicheery has the French, etc

[@essee3984]

11:10 A mosque and temple, right next to the ghats ! Wah 🇮🇳

[@gautamv952]

Bro, that is very common in India as Abrar Bhai will confirm. We have mosques in the heart of Varanasi and right next to temples. Varanasi, as you probably know, is perhaps the holiest place for Hindus (though not very clean 🙂). Similarly, in states like Goa, you will find churches and temples right next to each other (or near each other anyway). There is unbelievable diversity in India, that's for sure.

[@kalidasswaminathan4341]

Lots of such places all over India where temples and mosques share boundary walls.

[@tigerpandey7636]

@@gautamv952 fuddu it's not harmony, it's their strategy,

[@gautamv952]

@@tigerpandey7636 The comment was about how we are able to coexist despite differences - which is what makes our country better than countries based purely on religion. And your (lack of) culture speaks for itself in your tasteless comment.

[@puspha00]

Islamic cancer spread like that before 1947. Now cancer cured every where in India

[@humayunasif2422]

What a mesmerizing glimpse of Indian culture old, modern, moderate & spiritual vow

[@RashidAmeerSiddiqui]

How beautiful it is ! When indian and Pakistani interact each other with love and peace ✌️ 🇵🇰 ❤️ 🇮🇳

[@MahendraGurjar0123]

We never want friendship with Muslims. You Pakistanis stay in Pakistan, there is no need to have good relations with Hindus.

[@mp-mr3be]

Foreigners are common in Rajasthan..you can see them anywhere... people are used to this now... earlier people used to ask them for photos but now it's just a common thing. Pushkar is peaceful because of it's calm and beautiful climate. Also the mountains around.

[@ashishjoshi11]

It's not tourist season.. or these places would full of foreigners ..

[@Kingpinsodapop]

Abrar is so humble and down to earth. Love the he conducts himself even in crowded and tense situations.

[@fazeelimtiaz5375]

Man as a Pakistani from islamabad i really want to travel india ❤respect for my 🇮🇳 indian brothers and sisters ❤

[@jaintango]

you are most welcome but situation between both countries needs to improve so that visas are easier to get

[@MahendraGurjar0123]

No need to visit india stay in Pakistan and make it so called riyasat e madina.

[@sahilgarg94]

Two indian muslims traveling with one Pakistani muslim....on to a hindu site..this is my incredible INDIA.

[@liarhunt8160]

Yaar bade emotion hote h hindu ...isiliye Pele ja rhe lechister me ...upari Prem ek Taraf mazhabi Prem ek taraf

[@sahilgarg94]

​@@liarhunt8160 hum bikhariyon se bat nahi karte. Jao kahi aur bheek mango.

[@urdughar]

Very impressed by India preserving most of their heritage.

[@AliAhmed-ku3wz]

♥ 😘 from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ♥ 😘 to our beloved India 🇮🇳 ♥ 😘

[@ravikrishnamurthy]

Thank u. Never expected Pakistani's calling India s beloved. Abrar has done something wonderful here..

[@tomcruise4g]

Not sure if someone noticed, abrar never honks in crowded places, a lesson for us indian to learn

[@umarsadventure]

Abrar uncle the ride you take in these small streets actually show us the true hustle and bustle 😊 thank you for going through so much trouble just to show us all the details love to you from Umars Adventure Dubai ❤️ ❤❤

[@mdjeelu]

No one has showed RAJASTHAN like this guy...❤❤ I love my india

[@imonghosh912]

What can I say your vlogs are absolutely captivating. You are encapsulating India's rich & vivid culture & heritage fantastically. More power to you ... Carry on.

[@jaintango]

right and he is showing India unfiltered , not only focused on good and super clean places meant for toursits but how most of the actual Indian cities are day to day

[@anuchugh31]

Dear Pakistanis, I hope this series gives inspiration to preserve historical heritage.. Sindh - the great Indus Valley civilisation, Mohenjodaro, Harappan civilisation. These if maintained could be great source for revenue for your government through tourism. While Indians would want to visit, foreigners would also be keen. See our incredible India tourism campaign and try taking inspiration. Radicalism is counter productive 😊 hope someday we can make an epic movie on our joint history

[@shakeelctc]

Very well articulated brother..India is a unique country but lately radicalization is seen and promoted by the present ruling dispensation in India. I know its not the essence of sanatam dharm..Its promoted deliberately to create hatred for attaining their political end. Hope good sense prevail and people of different faiths and religion reject the idea of forceful hatred promoted by tv channels, social media and it cells.

[@bibliophile5700]

But these are sites belongs to Hindu

[@anuchugh31]

@@bibliophile5700 that is history irrespective of religion. One can do research work, and know more about them. Great source of revenue for pak government to make more DHAs 😊

[@shubhampaul4664]

@@bibliophile5700 so!??

[@sooraj_rk]

Quality of these videos are more than normal vlogs, it feels like a documentary series.

[@hidayatkhan3308]

Abrarey ap ki is tour ki waja se moje pata chala k india bahoot khobsort awr historical places hey bahoot Ala ❤

[@padmendrashekhawat572]

In our ancient books ,it is said that the earth has two eyes, one is Pushkar Lake and Another is KATASRAJ (PAKISTAN). Both are most sacred places for human kind.

[@ashishjoshi11]

And Amrit Sarovar in Amritsar also.. these are last living relics of Sindhu-Sarsvati Civilization..

[@SS-vl5zk]

No ...Kara's Raj isn't India

[@padmendrashekhawat572]

@@SS-vl5zk I said the same, Katasraj is in pakistan...And in Ignored abandoned by them.

[@DRNORAINPAKLIVEPRPDIRHNEWALI]

Katasraj tuta dfuta hai

[@priyanka...sharma]

Katas Raj Pakistani ne tbha kr rkha hai

[@suryakantagrawal9314]

Pushkar is an example of co-existence in India. Man Women, Indian, Foreigner, all regions, all religions, black or white, dog, cows every one sharing one space. Thank you for showing Brahma Mandir for many of Hindus have got no chance of visiting

[@bhaskermisra]

You are doing a really beautiful capture across the breath of the nation much more than many indians actually do as people are so envovled in leading more a westernised life looking for holiday destination abroad so kudos to ur efforts

[@prashantchakravarty4967]

Abrar Bhai .... [] That Govt Museum jis ke pass aapne Khaman khaya tha... is Akbar Ka Kila and has played important role in the history of India. British ( Sir Thomas Roe ) came to this Kila to meet Jehangir asking for permission to do trade in India, Jehangir was drunk he gave permission.... aur aagey kee kahani aapko pata hai [] Jis raaste se aap aaye they I am sure wahan aapne Pakistani Tank bhi dekha hoga 😁😁 [] That Lake in Ajmer is Ana Sagar Lake, it is a man made lake, built by Jehangir. Ajmer has another lake also it is called Foy Sagar Lake. Bachpan pe aisi garmi padi thi kee yeh lake puri sukh gayee thi, maine isme cycle chalayee hai, phir isko khod ke aur gehra kiya gaya aur jo mitti nikli usssey island banaya lake main [] Now the best part ..Pushkar is a small town in a desert and is known for Rose Cultivation. Dargah main joh Gulaab chadta hai woh Pushkar se jaata hai, baad main us Gulaab ka Ittar aur Gulkandd bana liya jaata hai. [] I am going to give you a crashcourse on Gods. There are 3 major Gods, who have different jobs 1. THE CREATOR ...Lord Brahma .. whose Temple you visited and that's the only temple of Lord Brahma in the world 2. THE PRESERVER/PROTECTOR ...Lord Vishnu ( Lord Vishnu came as Lord Rama and Lord Krishna to do his job) 3. THE DESTROYER ...Lord Shiva... You went to Murudeshwar Temple in Karnataka, that was a Shiva Temple

[@rajotavo]

There are other Brahma temples in India and elsewhere also! That info being the only temple is erroneous!

[@Cool_786]

Very nice and detailed information about that area & special thanks to telling abrar about pakistani tank 😂 you have good sense of humor ❤ especially for Pakistan 😂😂😅🎉 , I m Shahid from lahore Pakistan

[@hemanttaparia6539]

@@rajotavo Yes, quite true. One is at Balotara, which was earlier in Barmer district in Rajasthan and now it has become a District . I have visited the said Brahma Temple of Balotara!!

[@YasirKhan-xu6ge]

Bohat khobsorat he India aur India ke log bohat ache he

[@sarajabbasi5541]

Thanks for hospitality incredible India. 🇵🇰❤️🇮🇳

[@hamarabharat-sm6cj]

But..mutayala pakistan book...india is enemy 🤔🤔🤔 every pakistany study...😪😪

[@bhupendramourya8934]

Keep the Spirit brother👍😊 we are not enemies

[@website3883]

@@bhupendramourya8934can you explain the act done in poonch, in pulwama, kasab & gang attack comes under which relation???

[@rvtechnical2315]

Lwda chahiye terko bhi ktuwe 😂😂😉☝

[@Hiteshyb007]

​@@website3883 are wo to sunnah hain to adat se majboor hain, Aise ayenge unko.hum uda denge, Hooroo ke paas

[@neerjachhabra1022]

Ajmer and Pushkar have a togetherness of their own kind , it was a pleasant surprise to see you visit Pushkar and your efforts to provide information about the places you visit needs to appreciated

[@Muhammed_shah.]

Lot's of love to India from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️🇮🇳

[@Muhammed_shah.]

@@dkmk6826 your welcome bro

[@priyanka...sharma]

Same from here ❤India

[@raiisachatterbox]

Soo much love and respect all through the indian series for Abrar bhai from the people of India. This hospitality will go a long way. Love from Pakistan.

[@sohailakhtar5474]

Greetings from Pakistan.Amazing view of Pushkar lake with colourful culture.Keep traveling and smiling.

[@jalbanibaloch9758]

India has some splendid hidden tourist destinations, which are unknown to Pakistanis. It is for the first time that Mr. Abrar has presented them to a wide level of his audiences from around the world. I suggest that the Indian Govt. must promote its tourist destinations through the champions like Mr. Abrar.

[@clearvoiceful]

Millions of foreign tourists come to these places every year. Govt is already doing it. Thanks.

[@Arkaworldd]

Pushkar is world famous.

[@KR-yb2qq]

You people live like frog in a well.

[@bipinchandra7866]

Is this necessary to show your ignorance?

[@jalbanibaloch9758]

@@bipinchandra7866 you can say that but when Beaty is brought to attention, we must appreciate it. Unfortunately you relate this recognition to our ignorance.

[@SumairAkram58]

Amount of Love Abrar getting from Indian ❤ Treat to watch , Muslim Syed Took another Muslim Abrar to Pushkar Brahama Temple, Just Amazing , Love & Respect from Lahore, Pakistan.

[@princemishll]

The World Travel and Tourism Council calculated that tourism generated ₹13.2 lakh crore (US$170 billion) or 5.8% of India's GDP and supported 32.1 million jobs

[@partgee]

Abrar bhai, kudos to you. Exploring India through your vlogs. You are doing an amazing job. Glad that you're being received everwhere so warmly. Stay safe.

[@uvg319]

To all Pakistanis. You are also a product of this civilization. Discover it, be a proponent of it. सत्यमेव जयते। The truth always wins.

[@samsung123451]

They don't believe that... They think they are Arabs...

[@darwinianchimp2630]

rephrase it from 'product' to 'part'

[@uvg319]

@@darwinianchimp2630 right now clearly not. It is up to Pakistanis to decide and evolve. Right now Pakistan is more part of Turkish civilization than Indian civilization. It is a product of an Indian civilization which was threatened and almost annihilated under successive centuries of foreign rule under the Mughals and Britishers. I see Pakistan as our most disappointing failure.

[@sreekanthjinka2899]

Someone commented Abrar Bhai. It is a eye opener for all such people who see everything through religion. A true traveller has no religion. Very informative and nice vlog.

[@waseychattha4668]

ابرار بھائی آپ کا انداز بیان بہت زبردست ہے جب خاص طور پر اچانک پنجابی زبان میں چند الفاظ یا مخصوص جملے بولتے ہیں تو بہت مزا آتا ہے۔۔۔۔

[@rashidmustafa9101]

Due to abundance of lakes it is sanctuary for the migratory birds in winter!!!!

[@abdulqadirkhan2260]

I think being Pakistani you should revisit India 🇮🇳 again immediately with full camera 🎥 coverage that should be on of the most popular and memorable series of your KZbin career go and try for 1 year visa we all with you ❤

[@rjprjs5248]

No way!

[@Vik-ki7]

Yes, he must. Indians love Abrar Bhai.....😊😊

[@samsung123451]

2-4 b0mb blast bhi plan karke chale jayega.. Kyon nahi..

[@rjprjs5248]

@@Vik-ki7 No we don't

[@Vik-ki7]

@@rjprjs5248 Do's and don't doesn't matter. It's certainly not up to you. Stop him if you can, we'll meet him in Delhi during his next trip. You have absolutely no authority on anyone, aur aaj kal ke zamanay mein to biwi bhi GPL deke maaregi.......sudhar jaao.....😂😄😅😆🤣😂😄😅😆🤣😂😄😅😆🤣

[@aftabpaliwala2161]

Outstanding music and beautiful drone and camera work! I was surprised when a friend of mine told me that a biker from Pakistan visited your ancestor’s hometown of Udaipur. I told him that I am following him since 2020 when he started his journey from Germany. Anxiously waiting for your next episode. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@Sandy-yv3ic]

salaam walekum Aftab Bhai... I see your comment on every video of Abrar Bhai... I hope you visit India soon, we would love to host you brother...

[@aftabpaliwala2161]

@@Sandy-yv3ic thank you very much for your invitation,my cousins in Udaipur have been inviting me for quite sometime. You won’t believe me I have been to India four times but way back between 1960-65 when I was a child. So sometimes soon

[@vinodkaka5225]

​@@aftabpaliwala2161 bhai Humare grandfather bi Pakistan se migrate hokr aaye the partition ke waqat

[@aftabpaliwala2161]

@@vinodkaka5225 Pakistan kay kis area say aaye thay ?

[@vinodkaka5225]

@@aftabpaliwala2161 Rawalpindi se the vo mere dada ji British Rule ke time me police inspector the aur Rawalpindi west police station ke SHO the aur unhone unki first appointment Faisalabad me hui thi jisko tb lailpur Kaha jata tha shyd fir Jhelum District me hui thi uske baad Rawalpindi me Aur Rawalpindi me unko just one year hi hua tha ki partition hogya tha

[@badarpurschool9618]

Not only Rajasthan but madhya pradesh, haryana delhi all have these water storage technique as lakes,baolis , and underground water storage as well !!!

[@prasadputhelly]

Abrar you are not just doing blogging , moreover you are connecting two countries which are rivals for decades. A big applause 👏 from an Indian. Watching your videos along with my roommate who is a Pakistani. Let us all unite.

[@User-xexer593]

Pushkar is kaleidoscope of Rajasthan. Drone photography and sunset and transition scenes are excellent. As usual your road level coverage is beautiful and deft. India is full of wonders of culture and lifestyles . Amazing.❤❤

[@TravelWithHafeezUllah]

Wow 😮 beautiful 😍 city thanks for sharing beautiful place in india 🇮🇳

[@jitendra_gurjar1]

​@@thanksvaysbna8272 kyu ji itna accha behaviour pasand nhi aata kya

[@meetshah02]

Khaman is actually a Gujarati dish, commonly popular as Dhokla in rest part of India..

[@nikunjarya9641]

There are 3 very holy lakes in Hinduism, Pushkar lake in Rajasthan, Katasraj Lake in Chakwal, Pakistan and Mansarovar lake in Tibet.

[@safikansari3170]

Wow, for the first time in life such opportunities come that one can see such historical temples and devotees. Thank you very much Abrar sahib.♥️🙏🤲🤲👍♥️

[@Brick2]

India has so much to offer to the world. I hope the local governments double down on infrastructure development and maintenance especially of smaller roads.

[@EthicalHacker-ie4db]

They are already doing that. It will take time to realize and experience the changes. Just wait and see. Also, there should be a big change in public's view on following rules and maintaining their city/town/village. It is not just Government's responsibility. We should start following lane system in traffic so that it will be disciplined and just stop using horns for God's sake.

[@Muhammadaliahmed834]

Love india from malaysia 🇲🇾❤🇮🇳 wou

[@deshbhakt8547]

Beautiful country beautiful religion 🕉 beautiful people beautiful city ❤❤

[@Mrkhalid4528]

❤wah ibrar bgai zabrdst india walo ne apna culture aona reban sehan vasa he rkha ha jese phle tha islea yh hmae bht aage ha bht pyara laga india zabrdst❤

[@sherazalichaudhary]

The food of Jodhpur, India, is truly a culinary delight! Known for its royal heritage and rich flavors, Jodhpuri cuisine offers a unique blend of Rajasthani and Marwari culinary traditions. From aromatic spices to mouthwatering sweets, the food here is a feast for the senses. One cannot miss trying the famous Dal Baati Churma, a traditional Rajasthani dish that consists of lentils (dal), baked dough balls (baati), and a sweet crumbled mixture (churma). The combination of flavors and textures in this dish is simply divine. Another must-try is the Pyaaz Kachori, a popular snack in Jodhpur. These deep-fried pastries filled with spicy onion filling are crispy on the outside and bursting with flavor on the inside. For those with a sweet tooth, Jodhpur offers delightful treats like Makhaniya Lassi, a creamy yogurt-based drink flavored with saffron, cardamom, and dry fruits. It's a refreshing and indulgent beverage to beat the desert heat. Jodhpur is also known for its rich assortment of sweets. The Mawa Kachori, a sweet version of the savory kachori, filled with a rich mixture of milk solids (mawa), nuts, and spices, is a must-try. And don't forget to indulge in the iconic Gulab Jamun, soft and syrupy milk-based dumplings that melt in your mouth. Exploring the street food scene in Jodhpur is a culinary adventure in itself. From Mirchi Vada (spicy stuffed chili fritters) to Pani Puri (crispy hollow shells filled with tangy water), the street vendors offer a variety of flavors and textures that will leave you craving for more. Jodhpur's cuisine is a true reflection of its vibrant culture and royal heritage. The blend of flavors, the use of local ingredients, and the traditional cooking techniques make it a food lover's paradise. So, when in Jodhpur, make sure to savor the delicious culinary treasures that this city has to offer. Bon appétit!❤

[@amargupta6015]

Ye Mera Desh Jo tha aap ka purana desh , phir v apaash main ye kesa bhedh,, i love my india ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mohammadismailumrani5854]

Love and salams to Indian people specially Rajistani people

[@mohitjain2192]

Jai ho Pushkar waale baba ki 🙏 Abrar bhai you indeed a very nice guy. You have all the qualities as an international traveller that's why you have got so much love and fame across the people belongs to different countries, culture, ethnicity, religion etc.

[@soumeneconomics]

Incredible India ❤️ love from Kolkata, West Bengal

[@alifouryou]

Abrar Bahi Jab India ka tour complete ho tu 1 vlog mai pore india k tour ka recap kr dena

[@omahilani]

Brahma Temple Not only in India . Brahms temple only 1 in whole world

[@madhulinabhowmick4899]

Our ancient great land India 👌👌❤️

[@sukantakarmakar9872]

🙏🙏❤️

[@jawadtalat7430]

According to my father (late)that before partition we are comfortably living together as a Muslim, Hindus and Sheikh. Love from Multan, Pakistan. God bless India, God bless Pakistan irrespective of religion, even God bless to Atheist.

[@puspha00]

Now Islamic cancer not allowed in India

[@captainnemo8072]

As an atheist, I like the people whose god blesses all beings.

[@uttam_k766]

Boht khoob

[@santhi-uw4xs]

​@@puspha00 mooh me kab tak hagega??

[@getgsrinivas]

and then u guys went rogue. now see the difference of being rogue and being humble

[@khursheed.fateh.786]

1:01 Very beautiful begining. Sunset view is very attractive.

[@indrakumarsuman1268]

Pushakr is one of the oldest nd holiest place of India.. this place is also older than history like Banaras. Peole come here to submerge their family one ashes after death.

[@mahendrakandara546]

Abrar hasan bhai aapka video dekhne ke baad ye seekhne ko mila ki mulk ki sarhadein,religion ki bandishe jaisi koi cheez nahi hoti hai,aapke jaise nek bande sirf mohabbat aur insaniyat ko failaate hai,aapki taalim bahut hi achchi hai,aap hazaaron saal jio.

[@sherigill6963]

Most beautiful India love 💕 from Pakistan and Bahrain ❤

[@gudsabhati7346]

Huge respect abrar bhai,,, indians and Pakistanis are people of same culture same heritage same history,,,

[@manishlodh9670]

Pakistanis won't accept it

[@Hiteshyb007]

Unko al habibi se wasta hain, tumhare culture se ghanta kuch lena dena nahi, Ahankar le duba hain pakistan ko, Tutenge par zhukenge nahi, maro abb, Zhukna kabhi kayarta nahi hoti,

[@thanksvaysbna8272]

Aap galat ho India me Hindu culture hai bhai aur ye india ka asli chehra nahi hai

[@nopek1405]

Ye baat aapko pata hai lekin jinnah ko nahi pata thi.

[@thanksvaysbna8272]

@@nopek1405 sale kaafir apni aukaat me raho

[@ramaanand1162]

Wonderful Vlog👌Abrar ji thanks for showing the Brahma temple pushkar. We could not visit this temple but today because of you we saw Brahma temple through your lens. May God shower his blessings on you! Lots of love❤❤🙏🙏

[@vidyasagarshetty6170]

9.15--9.20 very ironical words by abrar bhai but glad and very happy that he feels emotionally connected to India. 😊

[@pratik6342]

Need more people like you so that the bond between two nations is restored again.

[@sureshpandey9485]

Abrar Bhai your videos are superb. No Indian you tuber has covered India in depth as you have done in such a short time. If you had got more time , you could have visited North East India and its lovely people. I hope if you get another opportunity to visit other unexplored states of India. I feel a close bond with you.

[@mehulbarbodhania6019]

The same feeling and respect for him. He is very good video creator.

[@saeedahmad2777_]

To all Indians Dears...! Please enjoy the videos as we do and stick to the videos. It's a humble request, Please don't bring comparison between Pak and India or Islam and Hinduism in every video. We are loving this series, baat baat pr comparison krky maza kharab ni kijiye🤌. Koi mind na kro achy dil se keh rha hun🙏💖❤️.

[@user-dr4jw3ew4t]

Bhai, hum humesha acche dil ke hee rahe hai. Dukh iss baat ka raha hai, ki humari parampara aur taur tareeke ko khatam karne ki saazish hoti rahi hai. Pakistan mein Hindu temples ki haalat dekho, dil jalta hai. Itna sab hone ke baad bhi hum sabse acche se milte hai. Comparison toh hogi hee! Kyuki sach bolne se cheeze samjh aayegi, ignore karke problems badhegi!

[@reddragon9601]

Bhai India me aisa kuch nai hai tension naa lo aur India aao ge to mujhe contact karo

[@shubs3566]

I'm from India, and I completely agree. There are hundreds if not thousands of videos/channels on KZbin where the negatives are discussed ad nauseum, where commentators debate, argue, fight with each other. Those debates are important too in their own way - perhaps not the juvenile abuse. But we need to have other alternatives too, such as this channel, where commonalities can be found. Otherwise we will never ever see past our differences. Let's keep this channel a positive one. It does not mean that real problems and issues are forgotten. It just means that we are not one dimensional people.

[@saeedahmad2777_]

@@shubs3566 that's what I want to say bro. Let's enjoy the moment. Countries ke beech problems tu hn pr inpe hmara bs ni chalta naa. So let's appreciate this lovely human being Mr.Abrar bhai ju humain qareeb lany ki koshash kr rha hy 🙏💖❤️

[@rahulm4490]

Tumne coments mein world war 3 shuru kar diya....bhai, life mein 100 khufiye milenge....agar har ek ki baat pe react karne lag gaye to zindagi mein aur kucch nahi kar paoge....so ignore the khufiyas and enjoy the videos

[@anshulpunetha3080]

This series could be titled "The Rediscovery of India..."

[@wajahatsial5509]

Actually it’s better when you go through small bazar, we can see the culture of the city

[@janoschekheldderberge3446]

Deine Kommentierung zu der Fahrt durch den Basar waren wieder typisch Abrar! 😂 Von anfänglicher Euphorie über Skepsis bis hin zu dem Satz: "Manchmal bereut man es, den Einheimischen blind vertraut zu haben." 😂 Und: "Ich könnte ja mit meinem Motorrad die Auslagen der Händler abbauen." 😂 Genial! Aber "abbauen" ist wohl dafür der falsche Begriff. 😂😅

[@meghashyam4762]

Bharat mata called Abrar Bhai to explore India because these video's will change some Pakistani People's thoughts regarding India. They will enjoy India's Harmony, Culture and Hospitality, People of Pakistan will definitely think " Why they separated from India? Please try to study about Akhada Bharat ❤ 🇮🇳 🙏

[@kmvlogs5288]

Thank God you people realise that we muslims ruled on whole india for the last 900 years. You are right. Hindu fails to rule India, and now it's time to give the government of whole subcontinent to muslims again. Red Fort belongs to muslims.

[@salmantakkar]

Pakistani people never hate india its all about politics .in my openion more than 80 percent people on both sides love each other we have same culture and there are also people on both side of border who spread nagitivty .its my dream to visit india but our govts are not allowing us and same in your case your country is not allowing u to tour pakistan .the people love toward each other is unmatchable ❤️❤️

[@raghumr72]

@Salman Khan We have the same language that is understandable but definitely not the same culture. We don't want to be identified with extreme radicalized culture of Pakistanis and the hatred shown towards India and Hindus. 1st Pakistan must bring changes in their education system and teach the kids about living harmoniously with different religious people and their customs. Then, we can say that India and Pakistan has the same culture. Pakistan is extremely radicalized society with hatred towards non Muslims is the foundation on which it is built . Mostly, it takes min 25 years to change the mindset. Better late than never start transforming

[@shaziakhan7050]

@@raghumr72 it is sad to read your remarks about Pakistan..let me be very clear..Pakistani,s don’t hate Indians or vice versa..in short we really don’t care..this is an interesting tour which everyone is enjoying but just let’s leave it at that..let’s not make comparisons between countries and religions..we are very different people with very different ideologies.. We are not a radicalised society although that is how your media portrays us..in fact what we see ..hear or read of your country is rather more radicalised..every place has its problems and issues..there are extremists everywhere …but that doesn’t define or tag or brand that place associated with them..at least we are not wiping out history from our textbooks and re writing it to suit our mindset.. Let’s keep our minds and hearts open and enjoy the series..

[@neelkanthumbargikar5393]

Appreciate by Heart my great country 🇮🇳 Jai Hind India India India😍

[@rvtechnical2315]

To yaha kya jaroorat pdi likhne ki vese bhi in ktuwo k to Baap h hum 😉☝

[@tanverb-go6qj]

​@@rvtechnical2315 maderchod . Bap tun Bhool gyA hai .😂

[@sageraslam6204]

Love the way you captured the beauty of this city. Sky colors people, everything was captured perfectly

[@vpoonia82]

#14:55 foreigner kaa confidence lag hi level kaa hai hand se ishaar kar rha hai bike rokne kaa lag rha hai kaafi time se woh india ghum rha hai

[@sravindranath6596]

Excellent photograph with a nice tour of Pushkar. Brahma, as per Hindu belief, is the Creator. As you mentioned, it is the only temple dedicated to Brahma. The delicious breakfast dish you enjoyed is called "Khamann," famous in Gujarat and Rajasthan.

[@ghulam-ei6ef]

You are doing a great job which may bring two nations together. There should be more and more people to people contact ,exchange of the students and tourists to get better understanding of each other and clear lot of misconceptions existing on both sides.

[@rajotavo]

We, largely, hv no misconception about what the 'state' or 'deep state'' of Paxtan stands for,!! One does not need much knowledge! However, many of us know and believe, that largely the common folks of ur country are good, ok folks ..✌️

[@FM-ng6yu]

we understand you so dont teach us .

[@currentnewsandanalysis4261]

We don't want to visit our old broken temples and in very bad condition of karas raj it just broke pur heart nothing else.

[@waseemdass5542]

Nice one hope you enjoyed the ride their is lots of foreigners people love to visit these places thank you so much Waseem tahir Nottingham uk 🇬🇧