I am from meerut and it's really good to see someone exploring our city. Just a suggestion next time you visit here do contact a local who can guide you everywhere because there are a lot of things that you missed.
You must be the first travel blogger visiting Meerut. 😉 Not sure if you are still here, but next time please connect with a local to explore this amazing city. Meerut is famous for its lip-smacking foods and a local will not only help you in directing to such places but will also avoid language gaps! Thanks for visiting my city 🙏🙏
I am from Meerut ! Thanks for visiting my city, and my country sir ! FYI - The literacy rate of Meerut is low, but we are one of the sharpest people you will find in India. Subscribed.
I am from Meerut as well.. u should have asked online before arriving, I am saying this as I dint like u struggling here.. if I knew u were here I would have invited u to my home before hand and I hope it's not creepy for u 😅.. Meerut lost its historical beauty but still very good food, medical services, sports goods, hospitality etc etc.. people from outside hardly stay here as they often be traveling to rishikeshfrom Delhi or so.. u know what I mean..
So happy that you visited my city :) There are actually quite a few good and cheap food places you should explore if you are still in Meerut : pinki chole bhature( in lalkurti ) , singhal gol guppe ( Subhash bazaar) , hariya ji ( lalkurti/nayi sadak) lassi and multiple milk sweets , kulfi from kailash( nayi sadak) , allahabad bank matar and kulche. Also you must plan a visit to Kali paltan mandir from whenever the revolt actually started , dogra temple and kaanch ka gurudwara in the cantonment area.
I reside near Nayi Sadak and never heard about Kulfi from Kailash 😳 Lemme try this one. You can add the paties shop too who offer multiple varieties of paties only, more than 20 varieties
Thanku for exploring my city meerut ...and this is actually old meerut which u explored...the gate u mentioned is called ghanta ghar ,and the area where u were is also called ghanta ghar area,, from where u got samosa is called saraffa market of meerut..
Thank you for visiting my city. I lived in Meerut and I left the city back in 1999. I still have a home there. This clock tower part of city, we too barely go there. Every city has downscale and upscale areas. However, the city may be a total mess, but Meerut has people with golden heart. I have many fond memories from this town.
Today, I went to buy shoes for my childerns here in Karachi, Pakistan. I had a small general talk with the shopkeeper related to his ancestors and came to know about this beautiful city meeruth. The most inspiring and heart-touching things are people riding beautiful scooty bikes, bicycles and cycle rickshaws as well. I will definitely watch more vlog videos to fill my eyes and heart with the "NOOR" of meeruth streets. Thanks.
The worst part is that people of our own country discourage tourism by saying things like , don't go to Meerut, they should have guided him properly about what he should avoid from getting crooked or they should have contacted a local Meerut resident who would have easily shown him our beautiful historical City !!
Finally, I have been able to watch this video! Life has kept me occupied with other things lately. I really enjoyed the tour around Meerut and it’s history for which you had explained. I actually learned a lot, and I thank you! This was an excellent content video, not only interesting to watch, but to become a bit more educated. Although poor, in comparison to U.S. standards, the streets seem safe thus far, and the people actually seem to be outgoing and friendly. Obviously the language barrier makes interactions almost impossible, and it is there that we lose so much. Yet, you’re managing to limp along with obtaining meals, and traveling about, and that is a big accomplishment on your part. Nice job here my friend! It’s so good to see you back, taking your subscribers to places we would otherwise never know about, hear about, or see! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
@@adwiman9363 I am thankful to Michele Ponte for taking me to Meerut! Your hometown carries lots of history, and in that sense alone, stand tall and be proud that you can say this is your hometown! 👏
India is not poor .....even current Britain is result of our money....so write after.... first look at history,,, Diamonds,,money, stolen from India And today world is saying ...india is poor....👍babe ....just look at our heart...we still live....and still respect if anyone British come here....
You were literally 5 mins away from my house i would have loved to guide you around the city next time if you visit. There are some good places to visit and explore the city, and just so you know people do here speak English it's just that the area you were roaming around hasn't Had a good literacy rate as compared to other societies.
Interesting video 👍🏻. I was told by many Indians that English is the first language in India and no body should suffer communicating with Indian people, I was surprised to see many can’t speak it. I still find it a fascinating country with a lot to see and it’s relatively safe.
Actually Meerut city is lying in the Pure Hindi belt that's the reason Why English is not too much popular there but you can see there's Hindi language is too much popular bcoz of their native language I am from Meerut, I know English and French too but I don't like both of them, we learned them bcoz our school and colleges taught them along with Hindi but solely I like my own language which is Hindi❤
they don't honk everywhere in India it's the just the the urban areas. most of India's land mass are used in agriculture ie farmlands where most of the time all you would hear the birds chirping. India has 24% of forest cover. 106 National Parks and 553 Wildlife Sanctuaries in the country, you would hardly hear any honking in these huge areas. States like Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh are as sparsely populated as Iceland and heavenly beautiful. India is also the hub of spirituality, yoga and meditation in the world. people from all around the the earth come to this country for inner peace and wellness. there are lots of sages who meditate in the serene mountains of Himalayas.
They are building roads everywhere in India even in the Himalayan foothills, horns can be heard everywhere you go in India. It’s still beautiful although generally very dirty as people don’t care and throw rubbish everywhere! I would like to visit Arunachal Pradesh but not easy and permit only.
Thanks you for visiting and covering my hometown It is a very overlooked place overshadowed by new delhi nearby,though it predates delhi Old city center is a mess ,it's an absolute nightmare for the people of suburbs to go there
in Indian cities and towns there are two types of places - market and residential. residential areas are quieter, cleaner and more organised while why market areas are busy, chaotic and noisy. foreigners generally live and visit the market areas of India.
Hi Michele...I never been in India but I think south india is less chaotic and more modern for example kerala One of my friend told me about that I hope you visit to my country as well🙏❤
Thanks for coming😊 But the thing is people are not rude here the problem was communication gap the streets you were roaming were the busiest one. People were trying to communicate with you but language was a barrier otherwise they would have helped you in many ways. Secondly, the price of petrol are quite high here so the man who asked for 500 rs was not that big amount he was offering you help but the problem was money may be he is not that financially strong....
I'm from meerut,thankyou for visiting my place...it's a pleasure ...but you should visit more historical places like the meerut cantt there u can find more sources of the British era and the place from where th revolt of 1857 started is in the meerut cantt only
The reason most people aren't able to speak English it's because u visited a little orthodox area I'm discovering this 5days after the video is published buy if you are still here I'll be happy to show you around 👍👍👍 Keep up the good work!
The history of the city and the Rebels was interesting to learn about. Incredibly large street market. I just wish they would clean up the place a little and not try to take advantage of the few tourists they get there. Great video Michele!
@@tyagi7586.. jewellery, sports goods, medical services and equipments, food, nauchandi, halwa parantha, Nan khatai etc etc and what not.. don't judge city by just looks of one area, if only he knew someone or talked with a local before hand.. this Video would b different.
That's not even real Meerut you went to the most crowded place of the city, come to the outskirts near LLRM medical college look at the beauty of explore more research more
Glad to see you here Michele, You missed lot's of places in Meerut. You missed the army area as well named as CANTT AREA where's the war begins. Please feel free to reach out to me for the more brief into it. I hope you'll cover a lot thing next time in one video. Welcome to the Meerut and also we would like to see more vlogs from you.
Thanks for visiting my City. ♥️ If you're still here Try veg & nonveg both For veg - Delhi chole bhature(Abulane Meerut), Jhande wala Sweet Shop(Sharda road), Sheetal ji restaurant (Central Market) For non veg- Haji Rehman's Daleem Biryani (City Hospital), Barbeque Nation , Nazeer's restaurant, Haji Munna Chicken Biryani (Shahpeer Gate) Also visit Historical Places such as Augarnath Mandir (also known as Kali paltan Mandir) where first revolution were actually started, Sheeshe wala Gurdwara near bout 2 minutes of walking from Mandir, Hastinapur (Kingdom & Birthplace of King Pandavas & Kauravas) described in Mahabharat(a Hindu mythology book) Once again Thank for visiting.
I have seen lot of Vllogers but no one come in Meerut city Meerut city have some different vibes and there are some very famous place and building they older around 100+ years. I don't know you see or not. But feel proud that my city is more famous in the world. Thanks❤🌹🙏
I'm from Meerut. Yes, it is that the whole city is not that well educated and people that side focus more on their family business rather than focussing on education. So, visit the other side of Meerut someday and you'll get to know more about it.
Meerut (and many such other cities in India) has a lot to offer for any visitor - be it food, historic places, markets, people (yes people too....majority of them are nice)....however to make the most of it, you must first find a local person who can guide you. Best way to find a local person is to ask your viewers to volunteer for you as a guide (Indians are very forthcoming in helping foreigners) before you visit a city (you can ask on UA-cam, Instagram, Facebook or even Google it). Each city in India has thousands and thousands of very good English speaking people (you may not find English speakers while walking on the road but if you put a little effort prior to your visit, you will find many). You will save a lot of hassle for yourself and also will be able to truly enjoy the place. Or else you will be lost in just getting around and figuring out things. I am from Meerut and I loved it when you noticed the historic buildings and liked the vibes of lanes you visited. Wish you all the best for your travels in India
4:17 There is no office in Clock Tower they're basically rooms where maintenance and caretakers live. The clock tower known as Ghantaghar, was originally known as Kamboh Gate, and was given to my Great Grandfather by the Britishers in 1946.
People of meerut are well educated and connected to capital city. Also, to see if people are educated or not you must have visited to localities rather than markets. Though it is a small city it is now of national importance as the first semi high speed train will be running shortly between meerut and delhi.
I am from meerut city brother . I can feel your experience was not good but if you come again India please visit meerut city once again i will ensure you that your experience will be fantastic . Thank you and love from Meerut , India
man !!! you landed at maybe the worst part of city for any traveler here in Meerut, it would have been a gr8 experience if there was a local person to guide you through the city. what surprises me most is that miraculously you couldn't find a single helpful person through the entire day ! usually we Indians are a helpful lot and especially love to assist anyone in distress. May be next time you can plan your visit and do different things with a person who knows this city well. Good luck and be safe!
I wish there were 15 rupees samosas around the corner here in Poland. Meerut seem like a very interesting place with some architectural jewels, I actually never heard about it before. Once you reach remote Indian villages honking horns will trouble you no more🙂
@@MichelePonte in early 2000's meerut was very violent in every day there use to be a new murder every day gang fights because this place has many gangster robbery Ransome demand were common but situation cooled down now yet sometime when you go to a hotel and tell them you're from meerut they don't give you a room it happened with me aswell
I am from meerut We are very humble and polite people. Appreciate your efforts thank you for visit. Visit meerut again. Cantt area is different less population more trees and peace.
Omg it’s all about the area Meerut is so much developed and ya people do speak in English here.. and the street food is so much better 🤌🏻👌🏻than Delhi street food. And ya please do connect with a local when you visit next time ☺️
Hi, Michele Ponte. Famous Placies to visit (which are ancient also in ruins are), Jama Masjid of meerut Almost 800 years old maybe more, Shahpeer Mosoleum, Abu Mohammad Mosoleum who was a ruler and Governor during Aurangzeb time, Shahpeer Mosque, Martyr's Memorial(also visit museum and library there), If you want to see ancient Haveli. Go to Westend road, Nawab Sahab ki kothi (One of its kind as it still belongs to bloodline),Kali Paltan Mandir, Famous Place where Rebel Gather in 1857 and Plan so on and so forth there now it has a Bid temple build at that place. These are in Meerut (Meerut is divided into City and Cantt Area) You can visit St John's Church near Zero miles stone. Other Places are outside of meerut, But you can still say they are a part of Meerut now.(like Suburb). Begum Sombre Church in Sardhana(One of it's Kind, Catholic Church) Also Visit the building opposite to church. You can go to Hastinapur. It has many Jain temples there. But, be careful of monkeys. It's a nice place. Hope all this helps. Famous Eateries of Meerut are Rewri and Naankhatai(they are sweets originated from Meerut) One is made during winter another in summer time. If you like Non Veg go to Delhi Durbar Restaurant. And if you like Vedge go to Marwari Bhoj. But, appreciate you visiting Meerut. Now, as you were told not to visit in Meerut. I would say not all people are same. But, I would suggest you be careful and Alert. Thanks, Regards, Mehmood Ali
Thank you for visiting. There is alot more you can add to the palette .. a very wide variety of food.... and alot more places to visit.. 😀 You will also find many lovely hosts for your next visit.. (as you can already see in so many comments) Tk cr ya.
Hey michele am greatfull to see u in my city thankx for visit our city, and I love the way u describe our city I wish u visit again in meerut and I'll show you the famous palace in meerut
I am from Meerut and you seriously need to visit the place again because you hardly see anything. You were just roaming in and around the city bus stand. Next time get a bicycle and explore more.
Hi Michelle, I am sorry because you had a bad experience in meerut but trust me meerut is far better than what you saw, you visited the oldest place in meerut where people are not very upgraded or well educated so they could not understand english But most of the people in meerut can speak english , also meerut is special for its tastiest food but you couldn't find anybody to help you reach the places where you could have been more comfortable When you visit meerut next time please visit shastri nagar, I would love if you'll be our guest.
listen brother meerut is a very beautiful city but you only walk on one side of this city which has some mess or traffic and on the other side you can find beautiful places . go to central market of meerut . and try to not believe on all peoples , you can find good peoples with there dressing sense
I am from meerut, I think you only seen rush area but it is only little one side of meerut. Meerut is also full of adventures . if you meet me that day i show the real beauty of meerut
Hey it's good to watch our Meerut city ,next time you visit stay near cantt from where you can go kali paltan ,Dogra temple kaanch Gurudware there are beautiful places in meerut which you missed. And good hotels who can suggest you places. We enjoyed the video All the best.
I am from Meerut. Before visiting Meerut. May, you should have searched the famous places of Meerut on Google, you will find a good place to visit And also get good content for your UA-cam channel, you did not visit Meerut properly, just visit a street of Meerut. Thank you
Dear I wonder you were in meerut and did not search on google for historical places here I am also from meerut the place you were hanging around is called ghanta ghar (clock tower) if you ever come again please google our meerut. It felt so good you came here Subscribed your channel
Salute Michele! Hope you enjoy the city, my hometown. Maybe for next time, You already got many suggestions. So, let me write some new. You must visit Hastinapur and jain temples there, Sadar market and some schools, parks in meerut cantonment, near by you can go to Khadi market. Apparently, it is cheap market to buy plain cotton. Well for drinks, must try sugarcane juice in summer. Happy exploring India. Ciao!
@@nitinkumae200 foreigner do visit in meerut bro , its just that they don't roam around in streets .... They usually go to see old times buildings n temples .
Love from Meerut, -------- very few Travel UA-camrs visit Meerut. am your subscriber from today and will share it within the city---- JAI SRI RAM Hope you Enjoyed
Michele if you ever want to visit Meerut again contact me i would be extremely interested to show you around and tell you more about the history of my home town.
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I am from meerut and I laughed very hard when the guy said- you can just fill my scooty with petrol🤣
Ahah, you’re welcome, Jesus
और क्या इस विदेशी को फ्री मे घुमाता , बंदा अपना टाइम दे रहा है इसको घुमा रहा है अपने वाहन पर ।तोह क्या वो पेट्रोल के पैसे भी न ले?
@@arvindmrt123 abe sun 500 rupay petrol mei pta hai kitni gedi marlewe ham meerut mei bakwas mt kr mere se
@@arvindmrt123 1km dur jane ke liye 500 ka petrol bhrwaega tu kisi ki scooty mei aur na hi asapas koi jagah thi ghumne ki jo 500 ka petrol dalwayega
@@Jesus-nk7ky jab wo ghumata toh 1 km na jata phir toh aas paas sabhi kuch dika deta , aur aas paas bhaut kuch h dekhne k liye .
I am from meerut and it's really good to see someone exploring our city.
Just a suggestion next time you visit here do contact a local who can guide you everywhere because there are a lot of things that you missed.
Voce conhece Binshu Chaudhary? Do you know Binshu Chaudhary?He has a sister named Anshu and lives on a farm outside Meerut.
@@algs229635 no boss, it's a huge city with over 1.5 million people
You must be the first travel blogger visiting Meerut. 😉 Not sure if you are still here, but next time please connect with a local to explore this amazing city. Meerut is famous for its lip-smacking foods and a local will not only help you in directing to such places but will also avoid language gaps! Thanks for visiting my city 🙏🙏
Thanks a lot for all the suggestions
Meerut is a nice city. Please don’t write negative comments if you do not know about the city
Totally 😍🥳
Where are you from bro
I am from Meerut ! Thanks for visiting my city, and my country sir !
FYI - The literacy rate of Meerut is low, but we are one of the sharpest people you will find in India.
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Thank you so much for subscribing!
Everyone I met in Meerut treated me greatly!
Frm mrt too ✊🔥
If u come again in meerut then I will assist to know more about Meerut
Nd one of the best historian is Dhan Singh kotwal Gurjar
गुर्जर वीर
Kya bakwaas bool rhe ho literacy rate is low.. 😡😡😡😡
@@sarkarijobsacademybyanujsi4175 haan to bhai .. kam hai to hai . Sabko likhna padhna thodi aata hai apne desh me abhi? Kuch galat kaha kya maine ?
What a lovely place with a lot of character! This place needs to be Pontefied with more videos.
Ahahha, thanks Gordon!
Thankyou sir! I am from Meerut. Please visit my city ❤️
Thanks alot!!! Even I'm from meerut.
I am from Meerut as well.. u should have asked online before arriving, I am saying this as I dint like u struggling here.. if I knew u were here I would have invited u to my home before hand and I hope it's not creepy for u 😅.. Meerut lost its historical beauty but still very good food, medical services, sports goods, hospitality etc etc.. people from outside hardly stay here as they often be traveling to rishikeshfrom Delhi or so.. u know what I mean..
So happy that you visited my city :) There are actually quite a few good and cheap food places you should explore if you are still in Meerut : pinki chole bhature( in lalkurti ) , singhal gol guppe ( Subhash bazaar) , hariya ji ( lalkurti/nayi sadak) lassi and multiple milk sweets , kulfi from kailash( nayi sadak) , allahabad bank matar and kulche. Also you must plan a visit to Kali paltan mandir from whenever the revolt actually started , dogra temple and kaanch ka gurudwara in the cantonment area.
And south indian from bacha park
I think u forget GANDHI BAGH park 😃😅
I reside near Nayi Sadak and never heard about Kulfi from Kailash 😳 Lemme try this one.
You can add the paties shop too who offer multiple varieties of paties only, more than 20 varieties
Radhe chole bhature tum bhool gyi...🤣
Gol gappe vala kain h famous
Thanku for exploring my city meerut ...and this is actually old meerut which u explored...the gate u mentioned is called ghanta ghar ,and the area where u were is also called ghanta ghar area,, from where u got samosa is called saraffa market of meerut..
Thank you for visiting my city. I lived in Meerut and I left the city back in 1999. I still have a home there. This clock tower part of city, we too barely go there. Every city has downscale and upscale areas. However, the city may be a total mess, but Meerut has people with golden heart. I have many fond memories from this town.
Today, I went to buy shoes for my childerns here in Karachi, Pakistan. I had a small general talk with the shopkeeper related to his ancestors and came to know about this beautiful city meeruth. The most inspiring and heart-touching things are people riding beautiful scooty bikes, bicycles and cycle rickshaws as well. I will definitely watch more vlog videos to fill my eyes and heart with the "NOOR" of meeruth streets. Thanks.
Thank you
My mother also belonged to this city. I am living in Virginia USA 🇺🇸
@@blackrose474you are from where bro
Nostalgic to see my city through your 📷...can say there is much more to show from that historical city of Meerut ...cheers
The worst part is that people of our own country discourage tourism by saying things like , don't go to Meerut, they should have guided him properly about what he should avoid from getting crooked or they should have contacted a local Meerut resident who would have easily shown him our beautiful historical City !!
Finally, I have been able to watch this video! Life has kept me occupied with other things lately. I really enjoyed the tour around Meerut and it’s history for which you had explained. I actually learned a lot, and I thank you! This was an excellent content video, not only interesting to watch, but to become a bit more educated. Although poor, in comparison to U.S. standards, the streets seem safe thus far, and the people actually seem to be outgoing and friendly. Obviously the language barrier makes interactions almost impossible, and it is there that we lose so much. Yet, you’re managing to limp along with obtaining meals, and traveling about, and that is a big accomplishment on your part. Nice job here my friend! It’s so good to see you back, taking your subscribers to places we would otherwise never know about, hear about, or see! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Hey Randy, thanks for watching the video of my hometown Meerut. I feel glad!
@@adwiman9363 I am thankful to Michele Ponte for taking me to Meerut! Your hometown carries lots of history, and in that sense alone, stand tall and be proud that you can say this is your hometown! 👏
@@THEDEADBLACKRAT Thankyou!
India is not poor .....even current Britain is result of our money....so write after.... first look at history,,,
Diamonds,,money, stolen from India
And today world is saying ...india is poor....👍babe ....just look at our heart...we still live....and still respect if anyone British come here....
And the city........meerut.....❤️is the most dangerous city in Asia
You were literally 5 mins away from my house i would have loved to guide you around the city next time if you visit. There are some good places to visit and explore the city, and just so you know people do here speak English it's just that the area you were roaming around hasn't Had a good literacy rate as compared to other societies.
Maybe next time. Thanks a lot!
5 mins away from my home too
Up 15 badmasho ka kshetra. Proud meerut wasi 🔥
Modipuram se ho kya bhaiii
Interesting video 👍🏻. I was told by many Indians that English is the first language in India and no body should suffer communicating with Indian people, I was surprised to see many can’t speak it. I still find it a fascinating country with a lot to see and it’s relatively safe.
@Vipin Tolia Thank you Vipin for the information.
Actually Meerut city is lying in the Pure Hindi belt that's the reason Why English is not too much popular there but you can see there's Hindi language is too much popular bcoz of their native language I am from Meerut, I know English and French too but I don't like both of them, we learned them bcoz our school and colleges taught them along with Hindi but solely I like my own language which is Hindi❤
they don't honk everywhere in India it's the just the the urban areas. most of India's land mass are used in agriculture ie farmlands where most of the time all you would hear the birds chirping. India has 24% of forest cover. 106 National Parks and 553 Wildlife Sanctuaries in the country, you would hardly hear any honking in these huge areas. States like Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh are as sparsely populated as Iceland and heavenly beautiful. India is also the hub of spirituality, yoga and meditation in the world. people from all around the the earth come to this country for inner peace and wellness. there are lots of sages who meditate in the serene mountains of Himalayas.
They are building roads everywhere in India even in the Himalayan foothills, horns can be heard everywhere you go in India. It’s still beautiful although generally very dirty as people don’t care and throw rubbish everywhere! I would like to visit Arunachal Pradesh but not easy and permit only.
Pity the majority live in the Urban 😂😂😂
Thanks you for visiting and covering my hometown
It is a very overlooked place overshadowed by new delhi nearby,though it predates delhi
Old city center is a mess ,it's an absolute nightmare for the people of suburbs to go there
That’s why I wanted to come, and I am happy I did it 🙂
Meerut mai jawahar book market kidhar hai
in Indian cities and towns there are two types of places - market and residential. residential areas are quieter, cleaner and more organised while why market areas are busy, chaotic and noisy. foreigners generally live and visit the market areas of India.
Okay, I had no idea
I am a resident of Meerut and welcome to my city. Thanks a lot for visiting. ❤️
Thank you so much for commenting
Hi Michele...I never been in India but I think south india is less chaotic and more modern for example kerala
One of my friend told me about that
I hope you visit to my country as well🙏❤
Lol Kerala. 🤣
Nah Delhi NCR which is in North India is the most modern part of India after that Mumbai region comes then south India comes
Thanks for coming😊
But the thing is people are not rude here the problem was communication gap the streets you were roaming were the busiest one. People were trying to communicate with you but language was a barrier otherwise they would have helped you in many ways. Secondly, the price of petrol are quite high here so the man who asked for 500 rs was not that big amount he was offering you help but the problem was money may be he is not that financially strong....
I'm from meerut,thankyou for visiting my place...it's a pleasure ...but you should visit more historical places like the meerut cantt there u can find more sources of the British era and the place from where th revolt of 1857 started is in the meerut cantt only
The reason most people aren't able to speak English it's because u visited a little orthodox area
I'm discovering this 5days after the video is published buy if you are still here I'll be happy to show you around 👍👍👍
Keep up the good work!
The history of the city and the Rebels was interesting to learn about. Incredibly large street market. I just wish they would clean up the place a little and not try to take advantage of the few tourists they get there. Great video Michele!
@@tyagi7586.. jewellery, sports goods, medical services and equipments, food, nauchandi, halwa parantha, Nan khatai etc etc and what not.. don't judge city by just looks of one area, if only he knew someone or talked with a local before hand.. this Video would b different.
I lived my early life in this city. You should have visited the cantonment area with some historical churches. Good luck maybe another time.
Hang in there Ponte I can feel a collaboration soon.
Let’s see, Alex
@@MichelePonte Cross your fingers
Hi Alex! 🙂
@Vipin Tolia gareeb hai bhai ye chutiya bkl 40-50rs nhi de skta auto walo ko ye kya BBQ nation jayega jhatu
That's not even real Meerut you went to the most crowded place of the city, come to the outskirts near LLRM medical college look at the beauty of explore more research more
11:12 this my Shop namedM.K.J in sarrafa bazar ghantaghar Thanks for visiting meerut
You’re welcome Nisha
I love my city Meerut more than anywhere else in the world.
Glad to see you here Michele, You missed lot's of places in Meerut. You missed the army area as well named as CANTT AREA where's the war begins. Please feel free to reach out to me for the more brief into it. I hope you'll cover a lot thing next time in one video. Welcome to the Meerut and also we would like to see more vlogs from you.
Hello Abhishek... I am visiting your city will you please guide me
The boy with you ..used to study in my school and he was my classmate 😂😂😂
Loved to see you vlogging in the streets of meerut, there is a lot to explore. 😍😍
Thanks Vipul
Great to see someone visiting my hometown. Hope to see you if you visit next time.
Thanks for visiting my City. ♥️
If you're still here
Try veg & nonveg both
For veg - Delhi chole bhature(Abulane Meerut), Jhande wala Sweet Shop(Sharda road), Sheetal ji restaurant (Central Market)
For non veg- Haji Rehman's Daleem Biryani (City Hospital), Barbeque Nation , Nazeer's restaurant, Haji Munna Chicken Biryani (Shahpeer Gate)
Also visit Historical Places such as Augarnath Mandir (also known as Kali paltan Mandir) where first revolution were actually started, Sheeshe wala Gurdwara near bout 2 minutes of walking from Mandir, Hastinapur (Kingdom & Birthplace of King Pandavas & Kauravas) described in Mahabharat(a Hindu mythology book)
Once again Thank for visiting.
Proud UP 15 resident sending lots of love your way ❤️
Indeeed 🌺
Visit nauchande mela in meerut it is very famous.
Thank you!
I have seen lot of Vllogers but no one come in Meerut city Meerut city have some different vibes and there are some very famous place and building they older around 100+ years. I don't know you see or not. But feel proud that my city is more famous in the world. Thanks❤🌹🙏
I'm from Meerut. Yes, it is that the whole city is not that well educated and people that side focus more on their family business rather than focussing on education. So, visit the other side of Meerut someday and you'll get to know more about it.
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Note: If you see a Boy shaped belly on a bovine, it is called a *BULL,* not a *cow;* doesn't have a cow shaped anatomy for milk dispensers.
My home is there opposite of the Statue where you stayed and my shope is in the jewellery market where you visit .
By the way Nice blog .
Oh that’s nice, thank you!
Am from Meerut too.
Happy to see your vlog .
Sui dhaga 😂 kya hai ye
Welcome to the "Sports City of India"- MEERUT (my city)♥️
Thank you!
Meerut (and many such other cities in India) has a lot to offer for any visitor - be it food, historic places, markets, people (yes people too....majority of them are nice)....however to make the most of it, you must first find a local person who can guide you. Best way to find a local person is to ask your viewers to volunteer for you as a guide (Indians are very forthcoming in helping foreigners) before you visit a city (you can ask on UA-cam, Instagram, Facebook or even Google it). Each city in India has thousands and thousands of very good English speaking people (you may not find English speakers while walking on the road but if you put a little effort prior to your visit, you will find many). You will save a lot of hassle for yourself and also will be able to truly enjoy the place. Or else you will be lost in just getting around and figuring out things. I am from Meerut and I loved it when you noticed the historic buildings and liked the vibes of lanes you visited. Wish you all the best for your travels in India
Thank you so much for all the suggestions
4:17 There is no office in Clock Tower they're basically rooms where maintenance and caretakers live.
The clock tower known as Ghantaghar, was originally known as Kamboh Gate, and was given to my Great Grandfather by the Britishers in 1946.
Oh wow, your family has great history!
@@MichelePonte Yes, Thank you.
People of meerut are well educated and connected to capital city. Also, to see if people are educated or not you must have visited to localities rather than markets. Though it is a small city it is now of national importance as the first semi high speed train will be running shortly between meerut and delhi.
I am also from Meerut ❤
Nice!
@@MichelePonte brother Try pondicherry near Tamil Nadu....
Don't show ur phone or smth to strangers in meerut specially
♥ 😘 From Pakistan 🇵🇰 ♥ 😘 to our beloved India 🇮🇳 ♥ 😘. Hindustan ki azaadi ke shaheedon ko Pakistan se bohat pyar dua aur salaam
Hey Buddy! I am also from Meerut, thanks for visiting my hometown.
You’re very welcome!
Great bro I am from meerut,you are always welcome in meerut 🤘
Thank you
Welcome to this great country my friend.Lots of love from India.🙏🇮🇳🙏
Thank you so much, Jagan 🙏
I am from meerut city brother . I can feel your experience was not good but if you come again India please visit meerut city once again i will ensure you that your experience will be fantastic . Thank you and love from Meerut , India
man !!! you landed at maybe the worst part of city for any traveler here in Meerut, it would have been a gr8 experience if there was a local person to guide you through the city. what surprises me most is that miraculously you couldn't find a single helpful person through the entire day ! usually we Indians are a helpful lot and especially love to assist anyone in distress. May be next time you can plan your visit and do different things with a person who knows this city well. Good luck and be safe!
🙏thank you for coming bro i am so happy you are coming there 🤗
Thanks a lot
Thanks
Thank you
I wish there were 15 rupees samosas around the corner here in Poland. Meerut seem like a very interesting place with some architectural jewels, I actually never heard about it before. Once you reach remote Indian villages honking horns will trouble you no more🙂
Ha! I was at that building in the background at 0:21 just in May when I visited, LOL
It's weird watching about my own city, I live nearby you went, it's not the city to avoid, you would like the food here!
I do like the food in Meerut!
@@MichelePonte That's great! Do visit again I would love to give you a full city tour! But won't ask money! 😂😂
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Good to see you in meerut sir
Hope you like your meerut
I do, thank you
Meerut Is also called city of gangster it is one of the crime capital
Why? Which crimes?
@@MichelePonte in early 2000's meerut was very violent in every day there use to be a new murder every day gang fights because this place has many gangster robbery Ransome demand were common but situation cooled down now yet sometime when you go to a hotel and tell them you're from meerut they don't give you a room it happened with me aswell
PS: politician also supported gangster
I am from meerut
We are very humble and polite people.
Appreciate your efforts thank you for visit. Visit meerut again.
Cantt area is different less population more trees and peace.
I’d love to visit again, let’s see if it will be possible
I am from meerut thanks for visiting my city and my country 💟 and I had subscribed your channel 😊💟
Thanks Harsh
Omg it’s all about the area Meerut is so much developed and ya people do speak in English here.. and the street food is so much better 🤌🏻👌🏻than Delhi street food. And ya please do connect with a local when you visit next time ☺️
Absolutely correct...way safer and delicious than Delhi
You literally passed by my Jwellery shop. I would definitely had liked to meet u, if i had noticed u 😀
Maybe next time 🙂
Why you don't fill up with juicy green leafy vegetables salads sprinkled with vinaigrettes dressing
Hi, Michele Ponte. Famous Placies to visit (which are ancient also in ruins are), Jama Masjid of meerut Almost 800 years old maybe more, Shahpeer Mosoleum, Abu Mohammad Mosoleum who was a ruler and Governor during Aurangzeb time, Shahpeer Mosque, Martyr's Memorial(also visit museum and library there), If you want to see ancient Haveli. Go to Westend road, Nawab Sahab ki kothi (One of its kind as it still belongs to bloodline),Kali Paltan Mandir, Famous Place where Rebel Gather in 1857 and Plan so on and so forth there now it has a Bid temple build at that place. These are in Meerut (Meerut is divided into City and Cantt Area) You can visit St John's Church near Zero miles stone. Other Places are outside of meerut, But you can still say they are a part of Meerut now.(like Suburb). Begum Sombre Church in Sardhana(One of it's Kind, Catholic Church) Also Visit the building opposite to church. You can go to Hastinapur. It has many Jain temples there. But, be careful of monkeys. It's a nice place. Hope all this helps. Famous Eateries of Meerut are Rewri and Naankhatai(they are sweets originated from Meerut) One is made during winter another in summer time. If you like Non Veg go to Delhi Durbar Restaurant. And if you like Vedge go to Marwari Bhoj. But, appreciate you visiting Meerut. Now, as you were told not to visit in Meerut. I would say not all people are same. But, I would suggest you be careful and Alert.
Thanks,
Regards,
Mehmood Ali
is your camera still with you ?
Yes 😅
Love ❤ from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh,India
Thank god that no one snatched your phone while u were vlogging. Snatching is very usual on meerut roads
Thank you for visiting.
There is alot more you can add to the palette .. a very wide variety of food.... and alot more places to visit..
😀 You will also find many lovely hosts for your next visit.. (as you can already see in so many comments)
Tk cr ya.
Even I dont go being meerut is just 100 km far
I am from meerut... Thanks for visit man..
Thank you for watching my video
Am from meerut also ,
Bht sadly we all migrated to different cities for job and employment.
But my city is fabulous.
I see. Thank you for watching my video!
Hey michele am greatfull to see u in my city thankx for visit our city, and I love the way u describe our city I wish u visit again in meerut and I'll show you the famous palace in meerut
I am from Meerut and you seriously need to visit the place again because you hardly see anything. You were just roaming in and around the city bus stand. Next time get a bicycle and explore more.
Hi Michelle, I am sorry because you had a bad experience in meerut but trust me meerut is far better than what you saw, you visited the oldest place in meerut where people are not very upgraded or well educated so they could not understand english
But most of the people in meerut can speak english , also meerut is special for its tastiest food but you couldn't find anybody to help you reach the places where you could have been more comfortable
When you visit meerut next time please visit shastri nagar, I would love if you'll be our guest.
listen brother meerut is a very beautiful city but you only walk on one side of this city which has some mess or traffic and on the other side you can find beautiful places . go to central market of meerut . and try to not believe on all peoples , you can find good peoples with there dressing sense
Kaha se ho bhai Meerut me ?
bro you should visit modipuram area of meerut,the people there are very rude thats why the people in delhi told you not to visit meerut.
I am from meerut, I think you only seen rush area but it is only little one side of meerut. Meerut is also full of adventures .
if you meet me that day i show the real beauty of meerut
Thanks a lot
hey buddy I am also from meerut,where are u at the current time are u in meerut
Thanks for sharing this video ❤
Thanks for watching!
Loved to see you and your vlogging 🥰
Thanks a lot, Neha
@@MichelePonte my pleasure😌
Once upon a time come to Varanasi is a beautiful place
It’s in my future plans
@@MichelePonte great👍
kardi os bandey me meerut wali baat petrol dalwa do😂😂😂
Hey it's good to watch our Meerut city ,next time you visit stay near cantt from where you can go kali paltan ,Dogra temple kaanch Gurudware there are beautiful places in meerut which you missed. And good hotels who can suggest you places. We enjoyed the video All the best.
I can’t afford good hotels, at the moment
Please go to kabadi bazaar or ganga nagar😂😂😂very good place and cheap rooms.
You just visited there but its your bad luck that you didn't know about those hotels😅😅😅
I am from Meerut. Before visiting Meerut. May, you should have searched the famous places of Meerut on Google, you will find a good place to visit And also get good content for your UA-cam channel, you did not visit Meerut properly, just visit a street of Meerut. Thank you
Dear
I wonder you were in meerut and did not search on google for historical places here
I am also from meerut the place you were hanging around is called ghanta ghar (clock tower) if you ever come again please google our meerut. It felt so good you came here
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Salute Michele! Hope you enjoy the city, my hometown. Maybe for next time, You already got many suggestions. So, let me write some new. You must visit Hastinapur and jain temples there, Sadar market and some schools, parks in meerut cantonment, near by you can go to Khadi market. Apparently, it is cheap market to buy plain cotton. Well for drinks, must try sugarcane juice in summer. Happy exploring India. Ciao!
I felt really good after seeing your vlog❤
Why you said avoid this city in india.....
Read the title twice, watch the video, and do not like your own comments.
I didn’t say Avoid this city, it wasn’t me
Thanks for visiting for lovely city, next time I will visit you my city.
I am From meerut... Feeling great that you visit our city... 👌👌👌
Thank you!
You preparing for cgl??
You were just 3 min away from my house ✨hope we meet next time I am goona guide you
Thanks Amit 🙂
U are probably a first foreign vlogger who came to meerut.
Thx for visiting.
You’re welcome
Love from Meerut❤️& Awesome Vlogging ...
Thanks a ton
This is main meerut called clock tower
I am also from meerut and i am also going
There are many beautiful places in meerut
This is the Market 🎉
8:28 in that post office my dad Work there
I am Also From Meerut
Great to see this first time i never seen a foreign People in Meerut
Oh, that’s cool!
Yeah👍👍👍
@@nitinkumae200 foreigner do visit in meerut bro , its just that they don't roam around in streets .... They usually go to see old times buildings n temples .
I am very happy to see your video...I belong to meerut cantt u can visit meerut cantt which have some historical background listed
Love from Meerut, -------- very few Travel UA-camrs visit Meerut. am your subscriber from today and will share it within the city---- JAI SRI RAM Hope you Enjoyed
Thank you so much 🙏
Michele if you ever want to visit Meerut again contact me i would be extremely interested to show you around and tell you more about the history of my home town.
Cover yamunanagar also in haryana state
Once make video on tour to Uttrakhand, go there awesome place, masoori, nanitaal, reshikesh, haridwar, kedernath, badrinath, tehri lek, and much more
Bro explore area of cantt and modipuram