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I was there recently for two months. It was my first visit and like you, I can't wait to go back. The people are some of the friendliest, most hospitable I've ever met (I really immersed myself in their culture by staying in a village for half my time), the culture is incredible and I got to eat Indian food three times a day. What could be better?

As an Indian🇮🇳 i wanna say there is not only north india for knowing the ancient India 🇮🇳 but there is also many place in south india like Tamil Nadu, kerala, west bengal , assam in west india Because in our india there is different cultures, different people, different histories Having different taste of food in different places 😊🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Other places to visit as an Indian (apart from delhi and agra) Forts and palaces: jaipur, jodhpur, udaipur, jaisalmer (basically the whole of Rajasthan) Mountains : you can visit ladakh Or go to kashmir (which is one of the most beautiful place ever) or you can go to north-east india. Missouri, shimla, darjeeling, places in Himachal and uttarakhand are some of the most beautiful hill stations. Best scenic beauty : entire india but def go to Kerala and the islands(lakshwadeep and andaman which are often compared to maldives) For colonial architecture and food : Kolkata is the best place. It is also the birthplace of indo-chinese cuisine. For partying : Goa Best forests : Gir in gujrat (only place for asiatic lions), Kaziranga (only place where one-horned rhinos can be found) and sundarbans( largest mangrove forest)

I'll be visiting India for the second time in a few days, can't wait!

As an Indian, sometimes even we also got scammed in places like that😂. But you guys made it like a pro... One thing i may suggest that whatever city you're visiting just take help from a local friend maybe through Instagram or other local RU-vidrs. They would be more than happy...

Guys we just watched this whole video and took SO many notes. This is the perfect guide as we plan to visit India this year!

When i went there from London people really asked me not to telling its not safe. I went there anyway and those cant be any wrong. It was a brilliant experience, people were really friendly especially the sikhs. Went there with my wife nd would love to take my child there too once he gets a little older. Definitely a beautiful country (especially the southern part of the country)

1) As an Indian, the best advice I can give to foreigners coming to India is to avoid old Delhi (paharganj like areas) at all costs and stay in New Delhi NCR region like Gurgaon, Noida, Aerocity, Connaught place, etc. 2) Eat at small hotels/restaurants rather than street food to avoid stomach issues. 3) Visit the state of Gujarat. You can find statue of unity and glow garden there. 4) Better to first visit the other places first, before going to Delhi or Mumbai.

Kerala is the spice capital of India. You can get organic spices, tea, honey and home made chocolate.

India!😍 really India is very unique, beautiful, & amazing country..and Indian people are so cute and lovely❣ specially visit in Calcutta🌈 from Mexico

The best India travel guide! Thanks so much.

I have travelled to each and every state of India, my suggestions would be 1 sikkim 2 kerela 3 Rajasthan 4 Goa 5 leh & ladakh 6 Himachal Thankyou India for everything ♥️

This was so helpful! We are planning on going to India in December and can’t wait to go. Thanks for the tips ☺️

I AM FROM NORTH INDIA(Jaipur) BUT I ALSO RECOMMENDED TO VISIT SOUTH INDIA because original Indian culture you find there.

Uk couple travelling around India in march, after seeing your jaipur vlog , we booked All seasons home stay, we can’t wait for the holiday, so excited 😊thanks for all you tips and advice holidaying in India, love your channel 👍🏻🇬🇧

If you love to see wild animals, visit the National parks like Kaziranga, ranthambore for one horned rhino, Bengal Tiger, etc

GUJARAT, GOA, MUMBAI AND KERALA on the western coast would be a great trip in my opinion. Places like Bangalore can be skipped as it is more of offices and industry related metro city, with traffic even worse than Delhi.

Congrats for this video! I'm planning mi trip to India and it was very usefull.

India is the most diverse country anywhere in the world so if you're a foreigner do visit India 🇮🇳

As an Indian, I can vouch for this video completely! Absolute gold! Every point is important and genuine.

I've been planning very thoroughly for six months now and I still found additional good info here. Excellent video very informative. Next month I will be India for the first time! I'll be doing the golden triangle of course and I also added Varanasi as my first stop for 3 days I'm most excited about that. While in Jaipur, I'll be making a day excursion to Ranthambore Park for a tiger safari. Ladakh sounds wonderful, but instead I will be going to Kathmandu, Nepal for 4 days after India. Then finishing off with a stop in Seoul, Korea on the way home. धन्यवाद!

Never watched such informative video on this topic.

Good point... Visiting Chandni Chowk in Delhi is similar to going to New York and visiting the ghetto, not sure why tourists do it The funny thing about the Taj is that's it's a gem located in the middle of a horrible cesspool

Next time you guys should go to the north east and visit the hills and cover the different cultures of the seven sisters of India. Much love guys, love your content and energy ❤️

Having my wife's family in India, I've been 5 times in the past 20 years. I agree with most of your video. Allergy - Nut products are used everywhere. We were guests at a private hospital center during one trip as the family had donated a fairly large sum to the organization. My son has a peanut allergy. The director of the entire facility told us not to worry and that all our meals would be managed. My son got violently ill. In talking with the staff, we asked about the nuts using the local names and when we hit 'sing', they said it was there. So, even when you are in a medical facility and the bean counters are bending over backwards they can still sneak in nuts. It was difficult dealing with this on a daily basis, but with care, you can manage. One benefit of getting sick while staying in a medical complex is the care was amazing. Some places I loved - Rathambore Tiger Reserve, Darjeeling Tea Estate stay and the Toy Train, Just about everywhere in Rajastan, especially Jasilmer and participating in camel races out in the Sam desert. Best meal I ever had was in a little cafe next to mountain fortress in Jaipur. I don't remember anything about the place, but I'd order Jagar's Special again. Or, maybe it was the Maharaja Tali in Aminabad. And you have to try Jain dishes. It's amazing what they can do with only a few vegetables. Try staying in an ashram, it is an amazing experience. The food is bland, but the experience is unlike anything. A note about the Tea Plantations. They are not cheap. Each one offers a different vibe, so be sure to read up. We stayed at the Glenburn estate. I like the family dining, the vast excursions they offer, and the very personal touches. I very much want to go back. I wonder how many US Boy Scouts earned their Hiking Merit Badge in the foothills of the Himalayas? All I can say is that the 20 mile hike was killer. Things are not as open as they once were. When my oldest was only a year old, we visited the Taj Mahal and I have photos of him standing for the first time on one of the alcoves of the Taj. When we returned 16 years later, that same area was railed off. The same with various forts. While I understand the issues, the amount of access is amazingly less than it once was and some of the most incredible rooms are off limits. While I agree that Agra is barely a day's adventure, if you want to buy a rug, the finest dealer I know is located there. I think our extended family has purchased 30+ rugs over the years. Ask your hotel to get you to a high end rug dealer and you'll be taken to the right place. And I'm talking high end wool and silk. On our last trip, we commissioned a large rug with specific designs, colors, etc and it was shipped to us in the US 8 months later exactly as we asked. We also have a beautiful inlay marble coffee table from an associated dealer and had that shipped. Everything was packaged bombproof. Just for a comparison, the new rug cost us about $2700 and we had it appraised for insurance at $14,000. You need some local help in finding the right place, but all kinds of bespoke arts like rugs and jewelry are possible. Indian gold is typically 22 carat and is sold by weight plus a little bit for the work. We brought a couple older items to trade for a new necklace for my wife and they simply put it on a scale and multiplied the weight by the price of gold, and that was our credit. My wife will spend a day shopping for fabric. Hand spun Khadi cloth in both cottons and silks are not terribly expensive. Recently, finding quality has been an issue, there is a lot of lower stuff sold now. I've had many shirts made over the years and even a full suit. Typically, fabric and custom made shirt is about $15. I even had one made overnight. We found an amazing iridescent silk fabric that changed from blue to green depending on the light angle. Must have been 8pm when we were in the shop and I commented how it would be cool to get a shirt in it. But we were leaving the city the next morning and there wasn't time in our trip to drop the fabric anywhere. My wife had just bought 15 yards of various cottons to use for quilting. The person helping us overheard the talk about the shirt and assured he would make the shirt and have it delivered to our hotel by morning. As it was only $12, I took the chance and when we checked out the next morning, the clerk handed over the shirt all nicely packaged. It's one of my favorite shirts for special occasions. On our last trip, we brought 2 checked bags. Going to India, they were full of various gifts for family. Coming home, they were stuffed with fabric. All our clothes and such were in hand carry packs which is how we traveled around the country. Cash is king. In specialty shops like rugs, jewelry, etc where you are dropping $100 or more your credit card will typically work, or they have arrangements with a banker nearby that can process the transaction. For everything else, use cash. Keep about 3000 rupies handy and the rest well hidden. I like pants with zippered pockets. Columbia zip-off pants typically have a nice pocket for this and I can wear them as long pants or shorts. They pack well too. One lakh (100,000) rupies isn't unreasonable to have. (a bit more than $1200) Always try to keep your available bills small. If you plan to ride rickshaws a lot, you need 10's. Many drivers will balk at 200R or even 100R notes. Breaking a 500R note is hard unless you are in a store. My typical method was to buy a diet coke in a store with a door. That said, it's weird to count out 20,000R when your wife buys fabric, but the cashier doesn't even bat an eye. And yes, that can be a lot of fabric or some really nice silks. Just about everything is negotiable. Probably the only place this is not true is government shops. Most things I don't bother like restaurants, small shops, etc. But for any crafts, larger purchases, or stuff like guide services, you can and should haggle. Each time we visit, it is getting harder to find certain items. High end wool shawls with fancy embroidery are some of my wife's favorite gifts. These start about $40 and just go up. She owns one that I think we negotiated down to about $200 that is just beautiful. There are plenty of lower quality, but each time we visit, finding the really nice ones is harder and harder. This wool is just amazingly soft and you can tell just touching the low end versions its not the same. Another favorite is a certain cotton blanket that is perfect for curling up on a sofa. Again, we tend to give these as gifts - lately to kids going off to college. These are not expensive at about 500R, but most of what we see now are much lower quality and lower prices. This last trip, we tried everywhere we went to find them and when we did, the 3 women in our group bought the store out. This is getting to be book length. It is an amazing country. The people are generally wonderful and the food is amazing. I'm spoiled in that I have family to help, but many of the trips my wife and I have done we researched and organized ourselves. A few times, we used a company named Wildspace (www.wildspace.biz) to help with the logistics. If you contact them, say hello to Iain for us.

Great... feel proud about you....we love foreigners.... because we respect them like God...(Athidhi Devobhava)💐💐💐

If you want to see India in a different way and enjoy the natural beauty, come to North-East india (assam,Manipur, nagaland, mizoram, Tripura,sikim, Arunachal, Meghalaya) you will love it ❤️

Thank you so much for loving my beautiful motherland. Welcome to India. 🙏❤️🇮🇳

Being indian, i found this guide is perfect for us also, thank you for your guidance

lowest recorded temperature in Ladakh India is -60C. Indian soldiers, heroes of the nation who are posted in Siachen Glacier of Ladakh has said that it gets as cold as -70c. in my experience swiggy is much better food ordering app than Zomato. latter is running on loss for last few years and about to get bankrupt.

We're in India now and love it here! The food is so good!

kudos for calling out on Chandni chawk..it is really a stereotyped destination most foreigners show when they even narrate "INDIA" or Delhi in particular and u NAILED IT by calling out the BS

Thank you. Himachal Pradesh is a state usually overlooked by foreign tourists. Manali, Shimla, Nainital are brilliant, scenic, mountainous cities in Himachal Pradesh with tremendous eye candy to savour. Some hill stations scattered all over India are good places to visit as well.

India is like a treasure maze with serious challenges built in. And you guys handled it really well. Respect ❣️✨🫡

i already saw all your indian vids, i am actually in new delhi and will visit india for one month, but in case i miss something i am jumping on this resume ! i love your video ! looking for some you will make in south africa with your next tour.

I'm glad that you visited not only Golden triangle but Ladakh too because some people after visiting golden triangle only claim to visit India fully and that's so wrong. If you ever come to India in future , your target should be absolutely 'South India'. Note this places for future- from Goa to Kerala , and from Danushkothi , the last land of India which ends in a tri-junction of Arabian Sea , Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean to a beautiful city call Vizag. You must visit tropical side of India , south India. After that if you have more time , you can visit East India like Odisha , West Bengal which is mix of North and South India I think , a little bit chaotic and charm. And at last you can visit North-east India too , the most ignored part of India but tourism is not very much developed there which is a problem. And because u already live in Bali , so I'm not recommending Andaman islands in Indian ocean but you can visit Lakhshydeep islands near Maldives too if you plan to visit further.

Namaste from India🇮🇳 🥰🥰🥰

"Cover up from stares". Being an Indian I understand what you mean. Men in India do stare a lot, especially when a bit of skin is showing. Something we've to surely work on. Hope things changes though. Thank you for visiting our country. Hope to welcome you both again.

As an Indian, I would say you covered pretty much everything. India is really diverse. If you just drive 400-500 kms from one point to another point, you will see many differences in culture. Regarding the sea food, you should go to coastal areas like Maharashtra, Goa and Kerala.. Infact, the whole south India is beautiful. Also you must try North East part. Its untouched and pretty much close to nature.

Guys this is the best guide I’ve seen on India (north) . As an Indian I 100% agree with everything they suggest. This is probably the most detailed video I’ve seen on travelling in india. We would love to see you guys back. Try south and east india (they will feel like a different country)

Honestly as a Indian I wanna suggest you the north east side of India, Uttrakhand, and many more like Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya ect.. as in uttrakhand do trekking, explore majestic peaks and mountains, people, food . And real peace in India those places are heaven on earth.... instead of hectic lifestyle in cities 🤍 Sometimes I also get upset with the noisy traffic in NYC I miss my India honestly 🥺

Next time when you come, come here: Odisha (eastern state of India) To visit here: 1. Konark Temple 2. Bhubaneswar (airport) 3. Puri 4. Chilla Lake 5. Bhitarkanika 6. Gopalpur 7. Deomali 8. Vizag

You are welcome to the North East India (the Seven Sisters States) - Assam, Arunachal, Nagaland [plan for the Hornbill Festival (check pictures-vlogs) in the first 10 days of December], Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya and the eighth state Sikkim. September to April should be the best time for visit.

If you come again, definitely visit the eastern states of India like Patna, Kolkata, Assam, North Eastern states like Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Sikkim, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya and yes, my city Lucknow must come, here you will find very nice people and world famous food. Love you guys 💓🌹👍👌

Your always welcome in Indian 🇮🇳 I proud to Be indian .... And All indian are always support and Welcome to Our guest.. because Guest Is like a God ❤

Watched every second. You guys were so fantastic. I am Indian and i still found it so interesting and informative. Loved the calm and peaceful explanation. You guys were point on. New subscriber. ❤

The best guidance for foreigners to visit India. You both do good job 👍. Love From India.

This was absolutely lovely, thanks from the travelling community for such a comprehensive take on India Travel.

Here’s EVERYTHING you need to know if you’re planning your trip to INDIA 🇮🇳 Be sure to let us know in the comments if you have any other valuable information for other travelers 😃

Indian govt is actually trying to make UPI global. Very soon international tourists can use UPI in India and also in their country. Indian govt and Singapore govt agreed to join hand to make payment efficient between two countries. One more advice- always have two sim card of different companies. Airtel and jio work everywhere in india. I highly advice to use jio because jio work almost in every cornor of the country and also it is cheaper and faster. It will cost you only 4 dollar for monthly plans with 2gb data per day. Recently they launched 5g in India and by end of 2023 they will cover entire India with 5g. So next time you will come to India keep in mind all these things.

Being an Indian from Delhi and living abroad, I appreciate your video and how you captured the details exactly. However, I smiled at how you pleasantly mentioned beeping and cows on streets, which usually annoy us, and we want to see it changed. It is true that anyone visiting India has choices for a luxury experience or to experience the fun in chaos. Very well done.

As a South indian, i havent visited any of these places. But You should probably try and visit south India sometimes. if not for ancient buildings but for tropical weather, beaches and a little quieter environment. And yup eating fish where there are no coasts is definitely a bad idea.

Seeing guests describing our country like that made my heart grow 100 folds❤

New Delhi and nearby states gets really cold during winters it can go upto 1 degree C at night and 10-15 in morning so bring in warm clothes. This year winter came a lil later but it's getting really cold right now and there's no way you'll be able to survive your with summer clothing at this point of year. Even east gets really cold only Mumbai and the Southern regions stay warm throughout the year. And Himalayan states i.e northmost once gets heavy snowfall from dec to feb so plan accordingly.

Can i just say Claire is gorgeous! Feel like in an alternative life she could have been a model!

UPI is revolutionary in India ,we don't use cash or card much .The online payment is easy for Indian now ,I don't know that wether a foreigner can use it or not but I think gov should work on that so that foreigners can use it

Ah! I’ve been (not so patiently) awaiting this video! And wait to get stuck in and watch it! ❤

I've been doing two trips a year to cover India for around 8 years now. It's still gonna take me about 7 years to visit each place. A few tips for first time travelers : 1. Please visit the northeastern areas like sikkim, meghalaya, arunachal pradesh etc. They have tons of natural beauty and are way less crowded. 2. Visit places like Kerela aptly named God's own country and while Jaipur is a very beautiful city Rajasthan as a whole is so beautiful. I've been there three times. 3. Take a one day trip to Lucknow. It's very close to Agar and the food there is to die for. 4. Ditch the shorts. I know that's controversial but wearing sports is an easy way to catch diseases and also screams tourist. 5. Zostels have the most beautiful properties with some of the best people you'll meet so try and book that instead of expensive hotels. Lastly I appreciate the quality and hardwork you put in the video. There were some excellent tips in their and I loved your energy and watched the whole thing even though I didn't need to 😂.

Best place is north east. 2nd best kashmir (safety concerns aside) Ahmedabad is good too. Then Kerala And Udaipur Best locations I can recommend

This video arrived just in time! Leaving for three weeks end of the month. Mainly going for safaris from west to east. One thing needs to be mentioned about baggage allowance on domestic flights. Checked luggage is 33 pounds and carryon is 7 pounds. This is essential as international flights are generally 2-50 pound bags. Pack light!!!

Great video guys! Being an Indian, I would say that you guys have put some some really accurate information together! Though I would like to add in few key points for further accuracy. 1. India is extremely diverse. Its roughly divided into not 4 but I would say 5 zones. ( North, South, West, East and North East). Please do your study well of the specific zone you are visiting to, as the weather, topography, languages changes from zone to zone. 2. Roughly the rainy season start from June - September. Though its an amazing time, defenitely except the raised difficulty level while traveling by road or minor flooding etc. 3. If you are travelling inside the city, Uber, Ola are the best apps to go around. If you are travelling through one state from other. The best option is Railway. You can also book a seat in interstate bus services. 4. Cash: as said correctly, please keep a good amount of cash withdrawn. There are places where your international VISA cards etc won't work. ( I am indian, but I stay and work in Dubai and when I go back home sometimes even my card doesn't work) its best to withdraw the cash when you are in Cities ( Mumbai, Delhi, Banglore etc.) Or when you are in a mall. The remote places won't have ATMs. 4. Food: i don't really think its difficult finding non veg food in India. You may have to look for a right restaurant and you will defenitely find meat. Beef or Red meat is banned in some of the states. Sea food , I would say have it if you are in comparatively better and clean standard restaurants. 5. The most important tip, which I really suggest to all my friends who travelling from abroad, Is safety! India in mostly a very safe place to travel as in couple or even solo. But unfortunately as all good things come with some bad, there would be some irritating ppl as rest of the world. Be polite but strong incase you find yourself in such situation. Try and reach out for a help to someone around you, who is indian, looks comparatively trustworthy. Most of the hooligans are feared of locals, so they should quit the harassment / argument. And most important tip is, Atleast have ONE really helpful and sincere friend back in India, can keep his or her number with you all the times, in cases of emergencies. The 'Local Guy' trick always works. Thanks for promoting my country, and welcome to all and one who would like to visit india! If anyone has any queries, please feel free to ask and I will try to answer with best of my knowledge.

This is a wonderfully comprehensive Video that touches all the important things to know, we have shared this video with some of our friends who are going to India next month. The timing of this video was perfect for our friends. We have been. Thank you so much for all the hard work you put into your videos. Sending you much love❤️❤️❤️ from Richmond, Va. Harriet, Jim and Yuki

As a Indian.I would say you covered pretty much everything

23:04 in regards to water, my father was telling me that sometimes the street sellers will give you a bottle of water expecting you to pay for it so unless you don’t mind the extra charge you have to either say no thanks or just don’t open it and leave it (and double check your reciept)

Thank you Rhett & Claire for your valuable feedback about India and people of India. Yes it is important for us as an to Indian to know that how foreigner looks through thier lenses and think about India as whole. We Indians are hospitable but some people surely make irritate and its a small numbers but believe that's just every Society has good & bad people but Indian's are truely Incredible... believe me . I hope next time when you visit India ....your Love towards india expands more and more and that is i am sure ...you will get by visiting again....once again thank you for your gratitude and love towards us Namaste 🙏

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24:30 India is recognised as the pharmacy of the world. You will get One of the best medical facilities with affordable prices. During COVID-19 pandemic we were the only country which supplied vaccines to other nations at free of cost while most of the developed countries were busy in stacking up more and more even beyond the population requirements✨🇮🇳😌. That's my country 🤗.

As A Indian my favorite place north east part in India. Darjeeling, Gangtok, Sikkim, Meghalaya, and specially Arunachal Pradesh beauty of nature.

Most of the points are helpful.(Alchol is more common in south india,you can see lots of bars and beverage outlets,But i am shocked that,you guys didn't went to the south of india.South india is tropic,most scenic from beaches,backwaters,Forests,Forts,Monuments,Museums ,Colonial architecture,Ancient architecture, and many more... Also most of the forerigners don't know about andaman and nicobar islands, its also a great addition for those who love the tropical island vibes.The island is an archipalego of 572 islands which 38 are inhabited.Its not as good as maldives because its not organized very well,lots of no fly zone for drones(Can shoot at some places),and population is somewhere around 430k, its not conjusted but its populated. What make andaman preferrable is because of the beautiful beaches(one of the cleanest beaches in asia/world), the history,and the tribes. History :The british shipped many freedom fighters from mainland india to andaman and put them in jail,punished them,and killed many of them. SPOTS:Its a huge jail and its now one of the major tourist spots,Another spot is radhanagar beach,There are also lots of trekking spots,Many watersport activities like scuba diving(havelock island is a good spot). October to may is the season time, and perfect time for scuba diving because in offseason rain occurs and can affect the vision in diving. Enjoy travelling,HOPE YOU GUYS COMEBACK SOON 🤍

Please visit again.. and show more about India to world

M from eastern India Odisha...must visit 1) Puri temple(disclaimer- may restrict entry inside temple for foreigners)but do take a local guide 2)konark temple 3) Lingraj temple bhubaneswar 4)Dhauli giri, khandagiri in bhubaneswar

Going solo in two days! Super excited and nervous. Your video was awesome, got a check list just by watching you. Thanks!

4:13 This has been recently changed on the latest update where one can UPI using credit cards without having a bank account.

Thanks for visiting our country and promoting. It's a perfect destination which can offer you everything (mountains,river,beaches, desert, lakes,landscapes,monuments,spirituality and lot more) . Everywhere have good and bad peoples but you will get a amazing experience in our country.

U all are always most welcome to Our Loving India -- An Indian

Good job, I am an Indian but never travelled even in local places, I only know about city Pune, Nashik and Mumbai, after watching your video I also thinking to travel across the world. Thanks

One of the reasons why some cab drivers ask you to cancel your ride and give them cash is because ola and uber takes a very heavy cut from each ride. Dont do this because cancelling the ride may incur a small penalty which will be carried forward to your next ride. Best option is to opt for cash payment in the app instead of debit or credit.

What I would recommend for sea food in India is - don't have sea food if you are travelling to interior places i.e places far away from the coast. You cannot guarantee the freshness in those places. Sea food is amazing when you are visiting places in the east and west coasts of the country. Though, you can have sea food in major cities like Delhi, Bangalore etc as they get fresh & daily supplies.

Good to see, foriegn people to love our India soo much

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Thanks you for visit to India 🇮🇳❣️🙏🏻 Love from Gujarat

Wow this is one of the most comprehensive and accurate guides to traveling to India. Well done!!

Tysm for this video ❤

Next time you come ... Land in Chennai and then follow the Eastern Ghats and go to Assam

Really very good views. Only one disagreement. Amber fort. Do not miss it. There could be only some miscommunication there with you guys. But amber fort is highly recommended and visit and enjoy alone.

Great video Rhett and Claire, very informative and not sugar coated. As an Indian who has been living in Canada for more than 25 years, I found this video to be very informative. Enjoy your travels.

Waoooo!!!! Himachal Pradesh is a state usually overlooked by foreign tourists. Manali, Shimla, Nainital are brilliant, scenic, mountainous cities.... Definitely visit all these along with my Immune booster capsules of Planet Ayurveda.

Thank you for such great tips!

I love's her voice .... Like Disney character... amazing. 👌👌👌❤️

Great Guide to India! 💯

Just a correction, UPI Payment and wallet is now available to all Foreign visitors. It can loaded up in Airport itself. Just ask in Airport help desk.

Very informative, thank you

lovely guys , thanks

Plz visit kerala its heaven

I am glad you guys loved 🇮🇳 😍😍😍😍

I travelled lots of places in india and i can totally understand the problems of foreign people.............. Here is my recommendations------- 1. First of all avoid delhi and mumbai like big cities for the first time traveler, those places are good only for working professional, i agree delhi has lot to offer but its not for foreign people who come first time in india 2. Rajasthan is the perfect place for those who love Achietecture..... Visit to south india first in my opinion Kerala is one of a gem of india, Tamilnadu, karmataka, Goa has lot to offer... Or you can travel west bengal where you can find the vintage india vive in kolkata or you can travel to the mountains in leh ladakh, uttarakhand, hiamchal. 3. North east has so much to offer where you can live up to the natural beauty of india 4. After getting experience i recommend to go to big cities like delhi, mumbai etc

Thank you for visiting INDIA. As you mentioned India is a Very Big country with Beautiful scenic places. You have covered some of the Beautiful places, but definitely a lot more to offer and explore! Do visit us again when the situation allows. And sorry for the inconvenience faced because of some nasty fellows. Thank you Once again!! Stay safe and take care!!

Really good! Thanks guy’s!

Rajasthan, Kerala, Himachal Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Sikkim, Assam, Uttar pradesh, Goa, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, West Bengal and Jammu and Kashmir pretty much covers it I reckon. These are states, so you would need to look for which cities/areas to visit in each of these states.