3 EXCITING days in Delhi, Agra & Jaipur 🇮🇳 (This is India?!) 

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Please visit these places in India 🇮🇳❤️ 1. Ladakh 2. Kashmir 3. Manali 4. Shimla 5. Rishikesh 6. Mcleodganj 7. Jaisalmer 8. Goa 9. Kerala ( kochi, varkala, Alleppey, Munnar) 10. Hampi 11. Darjeeling 12. Sikkim 13. Meghalaya 14. Andaman and Nicobar islands 15. Udaipur

I agree the Taj is stunning and amazing but I think I felt more connection to other places in India, Amritsar golden temple was unbelievable for that feeling. Jawa Mahal I loved inside is so impressive and the little coloured windows just wow.

Watching this as I’m in isolation in my bedroom after someone from work gave me Covid, I’m really enjoying your storytelling. In my mind, I expected India to be packed with people everywhere. It’s a bit sad that so many stores you went past looked like they were shuttered- was it just too early in the day? The food looks delicious. I have a friend from India who always laughs when I mention Indian food in Australia. I love butter chicken and vindaloo chicken, and he says he’d never heard of those dishes until he moved here 😂

Why? Why? Why always a foreign traveller pick delhi, mumbai, agra or other metro city to travel ......there are mountains, beaches, islands, rainforest, cold desert, snow mountains, hill stations etc.

Amazing vlog Phoebe! India is such an exciting country.Loved your bright smiling face,the Taj Mahal.the food,the whole scenery.Thanks a lot Phoebe!

Ooh, I LOVE, LOVE this entire compilation!!

Miss Phoebe:Thanks you so much for heading to New Delhi,Agra & Jaipur, India to shows these amazing places on the streets in great joy & peace in Asia May of 2024❤❤❤

Apr-May are the worst months to travel in the plains in India. Summer is cruel in India with temperature touching mid 40s in most places. So, head to the Himalayan hill stations in Kashmir, Ladakh, HP or Uttarakhand. If you love the rain then head to Kerala in the 1st week of June to enjoy the Monsoon. Best time to travel in India from Oct to Mar with majority of the festivals falling during that time.

Phoebe (or is it Fibi? Fibe? 🤣): Gotta confess, this video changed our minds a bit. India has never been on our "must visit" list. To be honest, it's not even on our "would like to visit list." But, after your video, we've now put it on our "would like to" list. * Really like how you set up the video with the VO describing where you went. Start big and then focus upon the area you visited and then specifically to the chaos of Delhi. * I noted that a lot of this video was VO; trying to avoid the insensate horns? Many, do they ever stop?!? * You captured the colors of India so incredibly well. So vibrant. * I like the quick history lesson of Delhi--gives a connection to what we're seeing and why it's so incredibly diverse there. * "This is not -- at all -- what I thought when I though of Delhi." I completely agree. You showed it to be such an incredible place. This is why the video is so well done--you freely admit of your preconceptions and how they were obliterated by actually visiting (and following your friends' advice!). It's what travel is all about--discover the world for yourself. * Indian food is so fantastic. We're lucky to have some first generation natives who run a restaurant near our home and it is soooo good. But something tells me yours was much better! 😂 * Okay...you have always been great with the music...but you took it to a totally different level on this video! Wow! * I think we would've done what you did with the all-inclusive tour guide. Being a stranger in a strange land for the first time seems to be better that way. * "Agra-cadabra"...we all have a little "Dad Joke" in us! * Will admit that the Taj Mahal is something we'd like to see...and then we saw your incredible experience. It was this part that really turned our head. Erin made me replay it. Your images are absolutely incredible...great sunrise views and then close ups. Love the VO describing your affections for it, as well as the details of what it is we're seeing. * Yeah...if we go, sunrise is the only way it seems. So many other videos show absolute tourist chaos (of course, as you discovered, the weather is a bit of a repellent to most tourists this time of year.). Way to go to find a better "out of the way" spot! * That has to be one of your happiest GMYG..being there so obviously filled you with joy. * Agra Red Fort looked amazing! Way to share that Agra is more than just the Taj Mahal. And your VO is almost poetry. So well done!! (Your writing is getting better and better) * Not sure I'd drive in India...looks almost as crazy as Vietnam! * Sikri: So...much...color! And...again...incredible music! Fantastic pics of you in the Mosque (did your guide help?). Again, love the history and appreciation you show and discuss. * Hoping your wishes come true! * Glad you had a great guide to help you with the locals. * Good tips on trying to combat the heat. Only so much you can do, though, other than, as you suggest, visit a different time of year! (If a Queenslander says it's hot...whew...yikes...can only imagine...) * Agree with you...up to this point, this was a different kind of video...not the 'normal' TFP experience...but, as I said above, that's not a bad thing! You were on a guided tour and, dang if you didn't present it beautifully. It allowed for your talent of writing the VO to shine! (That, and the incredible b-roll images!) * Another very happy GMYG! * What a beautiful palace! Yup...it's the pink city indeed! And now we know why! * Again...fabulous VO about the Amber Palace. * Thanks for the honest info about the elephants and glad you included the additional info in your description...not preachy, just being informative. That's how to do it, imo. * Erin asks, "Did you have any Chai?" (I'd dread to see Erin go three days without coffee. 😬) * Bar Palladio--holy ____!! That framing of the restaurant behind you is one of the best shots on your vlog! That place is absolutely jaw dropping. * An Australian eating Italian food in a restaurant in India...the world is a beautiful place! (Get good food of any style wherever you are!) * The heena looked great! How long did it last? * Thali looked really good! A whole spread of I-don't-know-what-they-are-but-it's-so-good! (Great solution to use your phone and mic to get around the non-YT approved music). * FIBE!!!!! A new one! 🤣🤣 * Thank you, again, for the heart-felt honesty about how you'd do things differently. And how to get into the country and dealing with the locals. We know, first hand, that we benefit from your experiences and your advice. It's beyond my ability to express to you how valuable it is. * "A walking wallet"...that describes how I've always felt in the Caribbean. A perfect way to put it. * (Sorry about the annoying men...we kinda suck sometimes) Glad you had a good time. Safe travels...looking forward to the adventure! Thanks again for sharing North India. Rob&Erin

Really great video Phoebe. Solid editing and camerawork. Also you do a really awesome job with your research in your voice overs. I’ve seen a few of your India videos and your personality and spirit makes them great watches.

Hi Phoebe! Thank you so much for another great vid! India has been on my bucket list since I started traveling. As a solo female traveler, I have a lot of concerns. I've always read that it is not recommended for women to travel alone there. I have to say I was very happy at the beginning of your video because it was something I was thinking of doing once in India. I really appreciate your thoughts at the end; they clarified a lot of things for me. I hope to do this alone one day. I could feel your happiness at the Taj Mahal. Thank you so much for your honesty and your amazing vibes. That’s why I always watch your videos. Safe travels!

Great that you showed the part of India which many don't! India is indeed incredible!

Hi again. That was some impressive stuff. Such intricate stonework on those buildings. Unbelievable that it was centuries before power tools and all that. Also - your sunglasses were dead cool. Brilliant again!

Thanks for the advice it’s such a big place certainly worth considering!

Wow this in incredible and so well presented! I went in December and it was freezing cold, the historical sights are insane in India and the food!

Harriet and I enjoyed our time in India. Agra was our favorite i.e. Taj Mahal! . and the many mosques. Jaipur for us was Hawa Mahal. We took this tour back in 2015. Phoebe , you touched all highlights from our trip. When you're going at this time of year (November to December) it's not so hot. We found that when traveling in India you can't bring to much attention to yourself . It's hard for you Phoebe because your a vlogger. Having a private tour guide works for you. One that has great references from other vloggers . Nevertheless, we had a fabulous time there. And we're sure you did too. Sending you much love❤ from where we are right now Cascais, Portugal Harriet, Jim and Yuki

My top bucket list country after Australia. Among your best vids. Good mix of your thoughts and facts and tips. Good stuff.

I never understand why people so obsessed to take selfie with foreigners. When someone said no it's mean no!

Miss Phoebe:Thanks you so much for this amazing video to shows these three remarkable cities in India this week to tours these amazing three cities in Asia May of 2024❤❤❤

The first morning call to prayer from the Jama Masjid Mosque is amazing. Probably the only part of the day that is quiet and calm, before the throngs arrive. The cool, dark silence over Old Delhi and the Red Fort is broken by the haunting, chanting voice.

Great video. Very informative and helpful. I will be in India next February. Thanks for sharing!

Love your honesty....I m Indian and Guys she is Right... Everyone try to scam you.. everyone wants selfie for post Facebook..... Those are Tourist place..So People coming from Every corner from India....They never seen foreigners so Try to Make selfie...Its not unsafe it's kind of Upset or Uncomfortable..

YOUR HENNA LOOKS LOVELY. I'm glad I came across your video, I'm going to Rajasthan in Feb 2025. Fellow Aussie here from Sydney.

Miss Phoebe:Thanks you so much for heading to New Delhi, India this amazing weekend in great joy & peace to tours this remarkable Asian country in May of 2024❤❤❤❤

I am sooo happy you started doing your own research, spectacular!!

Miss Phoebe:Thanks you so much for this new remarkable video this week from New Delhi, India to shows these amazing places & Landmarks in May of 2024❤❤❤

I really enjoy watching your videos. You remind me so much of Catriona Rowntree from Getaway. I love all the interesting information you share about a place and your honesty. Would also love to watch a video of tips for travelling in general. Like luggage, type of cameras to take, comfy shoes and clothes to pack etc. Safe travels "Fibe" 😁 and can't wait to watch another episode next week. 🦋

Thank you jess and Mariyam for your positive response ❤❤ Thank you very much... First time heard about you guys and you really enjoyed India that's ❤

Really good video - enjoyed it !

Yeah from October winter season starts and it's keeps upto valentines week... December and January first week very cold in India

Welcome to New Delhi, India this week in great joy & peace to tours this amazing Asian capital city with thousands of people on the streets in peace May of 2024❤❤❤

Very nice places every where include large country look good in all videos thanks a lot for this .

Hello Phoebe, India looks like a beautiful place where you visited. The buildings were just magnificent. The food looks scrumptious. How did you manage to go cold turkey on the coffee ☕️. Can't wait for next weeks adventures. Bye, Fibe !! 😂😂

Welcome to India and hope you have a great stay here... This year its absolutely way TOO HOT in North India and the eastern and western parts are just getting early monsoon showers...

Thank you sweet to Spain India😊

You are a rockstar and always put a smile on my face. Hope the rest of the trip is amazing

This video is awesome ... loved it

Oh I really like that meal in Jaipur with lots of small dishes, good one ❤

The places that you have been to are so nice n neat, I really really like it ❤

Some more historic places... in Delhi Khooni Darwaza, The parsi temple The synagogue The safdarjang tomb Siri fort Old fort Ferozshah kotla Hauz khas Mehrauli Qutub Minar Jamali Kamali Jahaz Mahal Bhulbhulaiya Tughlaqabad Etc The historic gardens And you can take a tour of the Rashtrapati bhawan... the president house From Agra you can go to Deeg palace, Fatehpur Sikri, Karauli etc

Nice to know that uu are in India. But Delhi is hot now,so tk cr of yourself from the scorching heat waves and the heat....hv lots o 2:13 of hydration n juices etc...

It's courageous to see you travelling here in 115 degree, stay safe, from extreme heat.

Watching from Switzerland 😘

India is a very big & diverse country,u should visit more other places in India,not just 3 places,u can guarantee you will say how diverse India is

Hi Phoebe, I loved all of your India videos-they’re really insightful! I am disappointed about the issues you have been experiencing with men insisting to photograph you. I’m traveling there for the first time this October with a tour group, so hopefully this won’t be a common occurrence during my time there. I wanted to ask if you got travel vaccinations before you went? I heard it’s common to get sick from the water or food. Did you face any problems or have you got any food safety tips? I’ll be doing the Golden Triangle with an extension to Varanasi. Are you planning to visit there next? I can’t wait to follow your upcoming journey!

Gots to check out the Jain temples (if allowed), Lotus Temple, Red Fort, Connaught Place, og butter chicken place, the gardens and park

Very professional work.❤

Interesting vlog. Mumbai and in neighboring City of Navi Mumbai are famous for plenty of tourist destinations, which foreign nationals vloggers often missed out due to lack of interest or lack of information-Banaganga, Pandavkada Falls, Dahanu Beach, Madh Island, Sewri Mangrove Park, Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Gilbert Hill, Aarey Colony, Vasai Fort, Kanhoji Angre Island, Mahakali Caves, Global Vipassana Pagoda, Manori Island Beach, Bordi Beach, Powai Lake, Ville Parle Lush Green Farms & Gardens, Art Deco Buildings, Mandapeshwar Caves, Sion Fort, Kanheri Caves, Tulsi Lake, Virar Lake and Sewri Fort. In case if yours time permits, do explore these places. Cheers😊

Hi... come visit us in Tanzania, Dar es salaam... you will like and love the beach, safari and yes zanzibar too ... welcome.

I feel so tired and sleepy back home too. I think it is the long travel that hits me. But it is good to go off peak season. I feel huge difference in hot weather and sometimes you could get good photos, with less crowd around and without being bothered.

What a brave lady ❤beautiful beautiful lady

Quite nice but do you have any plans to go back VietNam ?

In Rajasthan state i suggest you to visit udaipur, Jaisalmer, pushkar, Jaisalmer, jodhpur

Welcome to 🇮🇳🙏

Welcome Rajasthan 🎉🎉🎉🎉

be safe always. stay in a safe place.

You should also visit "Kailash temple" ( at ellora, Sambhaji nagar)

BTW you look gorgeous... Your husband or bf is very lucky to have you..and thank you for visiting India ❤️

Welcome india 🎉🎉🎉

Miss Phoebe:Welcome to New Delhi, India this weekend in great joy & peace May of 2024❤❤❤

Welcome to our city Beawar in Rajasthan.❤❤

Hiya! I'm glad you cover India because I've heard so much different opinions and mixed feelings about it. From what I've seen it i real beautiful, but for me my IBS is holding me back from visiting, because basically everyone I spoke to about India got food poisoning. Taj Mahal is really on my list of interests. Have you seen the movie about the Taj Mahal? That was an interesting one. April/May is indeed very hot in this part of the world. I was at the Maldives which is a few hours down south in May and the heat was insane. The temperature wasn't that high, but the humidity made it worse. However, I did enjoy the Maldives. But if you're ever doubting between a Maldivian island or any Caribbean island, choose the Caribbean, there's more vibes. Nature is same-same. The Wind Palace looks really beautiful. Must-see when you're there. You made me laugh when you told me it's been 3 days since coffee. Your food looks so colourful. Thank you to your guides for protecting you. Thanks for sharing this Indian episode and have an amazing week ahead 🤙

beatiful vlog love it

Theres differet types of bread, you can get kulcha, parantha, garlic butter naan, cheese naan, roti, latcha parata, puri etc

when we used to go to india we wouldgo in the winter time once i went in the summer got sick 3 times and it was bad

Be safe, Phoebe. India is not a safe place for travelling alone.

Please visit Alleppey ❤

You planning for Visiting India again so i recommend forget about North India or South Indian.. Visit nort East India Arunachal Pradesh (My Dream place to visit) Sikkim Meghalaya... And possible then visit ladakh... And I garenty you that you Totally changed your mind about India... North East is my DREAM PLACE.... Highly recommended and special Request..

Amazing video❤❤❤

Loved it febe ❤ what was ur favourite apart from taj what's on your mind

great to see jaipur vlog

Welcome to India pretty lady Lee enjoy your travell

Mariyaan OMG Thank you Thank you Thank you... I have Goosebumps and Tears right now... Thank you ❤...I really wanna Hug you... Thank you....If she is also a RU-vidr please give her yt links....

but that stones are now in buckingham palace

Thail & More 😋😋😋

i hope you had a great time here

Thank you for including information regarding cruelty involved with elephant riding. I hope we can all collectively avoid this on our travels.

Ah I wanna go ❤

😂😂😂😘oh this is our Australian accent ❤❤❤❤awesome 😂😂

You were probably eating Gata ki Sabji (the yellow one) and some kind of mixed vegetable (the red one). As for the tourist traps, that's a lesson I've had to learn the hard way. I usually book packages via major Indian sites and while they offer the convenience for a small family traveling, the drivers are always hit or miss. They take you into shops for buying things - even if you're Indian. Some destinations are worse than others when it comes to these traps. But your idea is sound of booking the flights and then managing locally. In a country like India, you can book Ubers quite easily in major cities and it's affordable, except for high traffic hours. In cities like Mumbai, you're better off using auto-rickshaws for short travel because they're fixed rate and one of the most organized in the entire country. Any way, your lessons learned are helpful and will definitely improve your Indian experience in other cities.

Dear foreigners please don't go to Delhi or Agra ❌ Go to - Manali, Shimla, Rishikesh, kasol, Darjeeling, Dharamahala, and Sikkim ✅ Please I beg of you 😭🙏

Welcome to 🇮🇳 but i think its not a best of weather we have currently in northern india extremely hot.

Kerala in South India must visit place

Thank you very much for coming to India, where are you from?

Very brave. How do you fend off unwanted advances?

You shoud have come to Lucknow.

In my opinion, in India hiring a tour for everything is a serious mistake. The preferences and interests of the guides are generally very, very different from the preferences of the tourist, particularly if the tourist is a western.

Do you need a medical clearance or any vaccines to visit Delhi?

Loved the Agracadabra joke 😂 hope you enjoyed your Fibi Starbucks lol. Sorry to hear about the people being pushy for photos, that always frustrates me!

Hi! phoebe come to Mumbai also & have meet & greet i would love to see you in person ..!

Nice vid ❤❤❤

Our fam really enjoy watching you and your travels.

Visit gujarat state STATE of unity, around zoo,laser show at night, children park. Nice gujarat 😊😊

Visit AeroCity in Delhi

Eat Nan bread and drink Chai Tea in India.

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Where did u stay in Jaipur and agra delhi?

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