Why Do FOREIGNERS LOVE THIS Place In INDIA So Much? 🇮🇳

Time in Pushkar goes by slowly and at the same time quickly, it is very strange. We are sucking up our time here, there is just something about this place. Not only is it a very spiritual place for Hindu but is is very special in many ways. I sometimes ask myself why and what it is. I guess there are many things that make it special. It is laid back for starters, then it has all the things you would need. There are always lots of monkeys which foreigners seem to love. Lots of nice people, and not only scammers as many say. Actually I think there are very few scammers and they are harmless. It is the looks of the place, this is definitely a big winner, as Pushkar just has the looks of the magic that you would image India has before you visit. But anyway, let´s try to catch a view glimpses that I thought were important to get a good understanding of the place before we move on towards Jaipur.
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[@dipakrajputt]

You're a nice person. Very humble... Down to earth.. and i really like the way you do filming.... You prefer interior part of the city and streets instead of attractions... Which is good... I also prefer the same... May be it is the reason your videos are not getting that traction u deserve... Because the problem with such videos are lack of keywords... Algorithm works of keywords... But you may try some clickbait thumbnail initially, may be that could help... Because if someone watches your 2-3 videos, he will definitely subscribe... But not sure of your content is reaching to them or not... I really want u to grow.... Because there is no show off in your video... Honest opinion, no sugar coating... Appreciate it brother...

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks so much, I appreciate this comment a lot

[@Bicyclewanderer]

Inspired by you and your family, we also left home more than 1 year ago, traveled across India with the kids, and loved Pushkar. we also went outside of the city to visit the people who live in the tents. some are in charge of making the Violin-like instruments that you see in Pushkar, and some for Dancing. since then we have been in Nepal, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and the Philippines. then went to travel in Europe: Bulgaria and Italy. thank you for the inspiration we have a lot of fun and the kids are growing Better.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I am so happy to hear, well done mate.

[@swarisivane8514]

Sir, fabulous adventure. Tqvm for the effort taken by you and your lovely family.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Very welcome

[@RahulRathod-rl3ph]

Finally 100k 😊 .. keep going

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thank you 🙌:Does not make much of a difference though

[@ghu_makkar_saurabh]

One of my fav cities too... Nice video well covered!! ISubscribed 😊👍 Was surprised by your no-reaction when that man touched you inquiring about your Ganesha tshirt 😅

[@yvesthesleeve]

That man was so cute, I thought I reacted properly 😁

[@ghu_makkar_saurabh]

​@@yvesthesleeveYes yes of course 👍🏼👍🏼

[@stefanierider9559]

this is a lovely place indeed

[@yvesthesleeve]

It is

[@nitinkanchancs]

This city has the cheapest market in India , also you must have found good Indian and Western food . Evening temple bells and chants touch your spiritual chords

[@yvesthesleeve]

The cheapest market in India, how should that be? We had some good local food, we never eat western food though. Most restaurants cater to western tourist and are therefore not so cheap, and there are also no eggs so it is a bit difficult to get enough protein but I love the place fully.

[@vidyutmulki2807]

Good to see you and your lovely family enjoying. All your videos are very special and interesting

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks mate I am glad

[@abdulmajidzainalabidin9232]

This is the holy city of the hindus.so much to see and study .the local seem quite friendly.have a nice day.amigos

[@yvesthesleeve]

Absolutely

[@Karangaming-p6z]

Pushkar is the city of lord Bharma this is the most important and holly palace for Hindus ❤❤❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes an amazing place too to see

[@chv3719]

Congrats🎉100k sir

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks mate

[@niteshsoni2282]

RICH INDIA

[@yvesthesleeve]

Kind of....

[@bhavanamurthy4255]

I admire your àdventure in pushkar lake😊❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

I am glad

[@navajyotichetia8968]

"I'll die for that camera" Now I am imagining an Ian size monkey struggling with Ian for that camera

[@yvesthesleeve]

It almost happened 😀

[@zootallures6470]

I can understand what you were feeling by the lake.

[@yvesthesleeve]

one of the greatest places I ever visited.

[@MSalmanAlvi]

18:28 This Is The Best Part Of the Video. If You Have A Smiling And happy Family You Don't Need Anything. 💛

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes I agree, that's all you need 😁

[@angth5347]

It is a beautiful lake and temple with Buddha image😊

[@yvesthesleeve]

It's pretty incredible indeed

[@alani3992]

Israelis hang out at some tourists spots, where also businesses caters to them. They even have some such spots in the Himalayas too.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes I know

[@greatlife1293]

First of all, there was no Christianity in India, there was no country India, the country of akhand Bharat was big, Hindu religion was 5000 years old,

[@josephraju7223]

3 crores Christians are here lol

[@greatlife1293]

@@josephraju7223 Where did Jesus live?

[@yvesthesleeve]

Sure thing

[@northeastern_steamie]

​@@josephraju7223dear, there's a difference between was and are.....

[@shyam6822]

Wow amezing👍

[@yvesthesleeve]

Indeed

[@MSalmanAlvi]

17:17 🤣😂

[@shenazalidina1792]

was wondering, u have lived in so many places, I know u love Malaysia; but out of all the cities and towns; which is your favourite city or town?

[@yvesthesleeve]

Well, that's difficult to answer, I have not one favourite city or town, it always asks : where could you live for a year, and there are a few that qualify... I think that's the beauty of it, sometime we get to stay in a place for a few months, but I can't choose one place.

[@NikhilPanchal-ct3cv]

You filmed everything 😅

[@yvesthesleeve]

I try to get a feeling on camera

[@chaw294]

What an amazing lake ! Thanks a bunch for sharing this cool video...good content. Haha... Olive with her fantasy and how wonderful if she can talk to us in the camera...how l wish she can 😀😄 Have a great day and see all of you in the next video. Cheers !!

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks a bunch

[@Xmachines389]

Go to Lakshadweep man

[@shivaramnv4131]

Hindus come to Pushkar to perform SHRAADDHA (pinda pradaan) of their ancesters

[@yvesthesleeve]

Duly noted

[@mexicanmomo]

When religion becomes a part of state politics or organized, it shows its nasty form . Hinduism was never an organized religion. It created other beautiful forms like Sikhism, Jainism , Buddhism. Arab travell Ibn Batuta said there was no conflict among Hindus, Buddhists. Today we see a moderate face of Christianity because of science , but we know how it was in past. Still missionaries are active in their mission. See the irony, only messengers came from Arab, why no messengers came from Europe or America or Asia. If you visit countries like India or Myanmar or Thailand or Tibet or Nepal, you will see this Indian influence, Message of Gandhi and Buddha

[@yvesthesleeve]

Duly noted, thanks

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Happy holidays mr moonshine

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks, same to you

[@Zakri_Boy]

Hello Dostoo. . After many many days😂

[@yvesthesleeve]

Hello there

[@tulika_9519]

10:32 Thats GODDESS DURGA (FEMININE GOD IN HINDUISM)

[@yvesthesleeve]

Ah thanks

[@MSalmanAlvi]

And 17:17 Elephant too 🤣😂

[@tulika_9519]

​​@@MSalmanAlvithe coolest religion in the world also... listen carefully. ONE WORD MORE FROM YOU & YOU WILL LISTEN GYAAN ABOUT YOURS THEN. SO STFU.

[@shinchan7153]

❤❤

[@NewDay8429]

❤🎉

[@humptydumpty8984]

Pushkar has exhibition of temples or business of temples? 😆. Even Hindus visiting Pushkar will get confused as to which God to visit. I will definitely.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I can see that

[@vasanthkumarjayaraman6753]

Mahavir for Jains

[@manishshah1142]

I don't know your three children's name but all are cute but watching your third baby first time taking their steps is like witnessing a small miracle.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Not really his first steps, he has been walking for a while now.

[@shivaraml5692]

That is not Buddha it is Mahaveera

[@yvesthesleeve]

I would like to learn more ...

[@amitabhjoshi8957]

Jain people follow Mahaveer

[@amitabhjoshi8957]

Mahaveer taught 5 principles of non- violence, truth, non- stealing, celibacy and non- attachment with worldly things

[@amitabhjoshi8957]

Jains are known to live without food or water for upto six months, always travel on foot- without trains, buses, airways..

[@amitabhjoshi8957]

Follow extreme non- violence, like eating before dark so that insects don't go in their mouth, not eating vegetables that grow below the soil such as potatoes - because when you pluck these vegetables, some insects or worms may die, covering mouth by a cloth so that small insects don't enter the mouth and die

[@ranjanvishal000]

❤

[@shivaramnv4131]

Mahaveer