We didn’t visit Mumbai but it sounds just like New Delhi. That is why the we did not want to visit. The food looks yummy. We enjoyed Agra! We drove down the same road! Omg I don’t mess that noise! There are no traffic laws in India or I should say they don’t follow them. The way they make the carpets is pretty amazing!! Wow Ramon was mad 😠. It is a mad house there. That’s why we hired a guide and paid to go through without waiting. Taj Mahal was exceptional ❤ We enjoyed it. So happy you guys made it! What an unforgettable experience 🎉
Yeah we tried to make the most of Agra, but really apart from the Taj which is great for a one time experience there's really not much else. Yes baby Taj was cool too. I rarely hire guides because i have more fun solo. The Persian carpet factory experience was really cool too. The food unfortunately in Agra is overpriced compared to other parts of India but i must admit the tandoori chicken is exceptional 👍
1), Why didn't you check out the major sites(Hindu sites like the Akshardham temple, Lotus Temple, India Gate, Agrasen Ki Baoli, Qutab Minar, Gandi Museum, Chahtarpur temple, Sacred Heart Cathedral, Red Fort, Sri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir, Golden temple, Gurdwara Bangla Sahib)? 2), There are a ton of desserts/sweets you can try, Jalebi is just one of many. I would suggest, the Burfi's, Kulfis, GarJar Ka Halwa, and fresh Galub Jamun (warm, crispy outside). 3), You can get a variety of kebabs (chicken tikka, Shami, Sutli, Barrah, Chelo, Kalmi, Shish, Doner, Kathi, Kakori, and Chapli), to name a few. 4), You can order salads, and they will come with lettuce. Depends on where you go, but traditionally it's not in Indian foods. 5), The fact that they solely have vegetarian foods, which means, you don't "need" a salad, to balance out the vegetables as it's already part of the dish itself. 6), You made a video of more than 1 hour, a bit long, maybe split it up. 7), It seems right from the get-go, that you were quite negative, like you didn't want to be there (part of is, due to controlled circumstances, your plane incident, but it's understandable that has changed your mood). 8) The history of India, has Turkish and Persian influences (past conquerors, so there are very likely similarities in cuisines from those areas). 9), There is a lot of variety of foods that you can get, so at least you didn't try the street food and complain, but you can get the fanciest meals at quite the discount, relative to most countries on the planet. Also, there are fewer preservatives and bad chemicals in the foods. 10), Not sure which mosque you are referring to, but comparing a mosque's color to a Moselouem is not accurate. The hue will depend on the day's air quality and the amount of sunlight. If you are going early in the morning, to beat the lines and heat, then it has a different hue of white, vs during mid-day. 11), Did you eat butter chicken at the famous place, or Biryani near the Jama Masjid or Kautiyla Marg. 12), Yes, the lines are crazy, but it shouldn't be unexpected in the most populated country... 13), the smell, yes, there are issues, but depends on where you go. Animals do roam around, + you're in one of the most populated places on earth. 14) In each city, you will get a different feel, check out the south, like Kerala or Karnataka. All in all, in 4 days, you did quite well for travelling, I mean you did check out a lot in 4 days.
Wow you really know Agra well. Thanks so much for your deep insight into the foods, culture and historical sights I will definitely check them out on my next journey to Agra. This trip was hastily set up so I saw the major points that I could and I used 2 days just to chill out due to hectic travel plans in India. Thanks also for your suggestion of making the video into possibly 2 partis, I will do that next time 🙏. Cheers 😁🥂
Nice information 👍👍
Thank you very much 🙏. I try to be as honest with my options as I can be. Look out for more videos from india. ☺️
Most welcome in India 🇮🇳,explore lots of cultures 🙏
Thank you. I love India, the food and Indian people are really friendly and kind. 🙏
We didn’t visit Mumbai but it sounds just like New Delhi. That is why the we did not want to visit. The food looks yummy. We enjoyed Agra! We drove down the same road! Omg I don’t mess that noise! There are no traffic laws in India or I should say they don’t follow them.
The way they make the carpets is pretty amazing!!
Wow Ramon was mad 😠. It is a mad house there. That’s why we hired a guide and paid to go through without waiting.
Taj Mahal was exceptional ❤ We enjoyed it.
So happy you guys made it! What an unforgettable experience 🎉
Yeah we tried to make the most of Agra, but really apart from the Taj which is great for a one time experience there's really not much else. Yes baby Taj was cool too. I rarely hire guides because i have more fun solo. The Persian carpet factory experience was really cool too. The food unfortunately in Agra is overpriced compared to other parts of India but i must admit the tandoori chicken is exceptional 👍
1), Why didn't you check out the major sites(Hindu sites like the Akshardham temple, Lotus Temple, India Gate, Agrasen Ki Baoli, Qutab Minar, Gandi Museum, Chahtarpur temple, Sacred Heart Cathedral, Red Fort, Sri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir, Golden temple, Gurdwara Bangla Sahib)?
2), There are a ton of desserts/sweets you can try, Jalebi is just one of many. I would suggest, the Burfi's, Kulfis, GarJar Ka Halwa, and fresh Galub Jamun (warm, crispy outside).
3), You can get a variety of kebabs (chicken tikka, Shami, Sutli, Barrah, Chelo, Kalmi, Shish, Doner, Kathi, Kakori, and Chapli), to name a few.
4), You can order salads, and they will come with lettuce. Depends on where you go, but traditionally it's not in Indian foods.
5), The fact that they solely have vegetarian foods, which means, you don't "need" a salad, to balance out the vegetables as it's already part of the dish itself.
6), You made a video of more than 1 hour, a bit long, maybe split it up.
7), It seems right from the get-go, that you were quite negative, like you didn't want to be there (part of is, due to controlled circumstances, your plane incident, but it's understandable that has changed your mood).
8) The history of India, has Turkish and Persian influences (past conquerors, so there are very likely similarities in cuisines from those areas).
9), There is a lot of variety of foods that you can get, so at least you didn't try the street food and complain, but you can get the fanciest meals at quite the discount, relative to most countries on the planet. Also, there are fewer preservatives and bad chemicals in the foods.
10), Not sure which mosque you are referring to, but comparing a mosque's color to a Moselouem is not accurate. The hue will depend on the day's air quality and the amount of sunlight. If you are going early in the morning, to beat the lines and heat, then it has a different hue of white, vs during mid-day.
11), Did you eat butter chicken at the famous place, or Biryani near the Jama Masjid or Kautiyla Marg.
12), Yes, the lines are crazy, but it shouldn't be unexpected in the most populated country...
13), the smell, yes, there are issues, but depends on where you go. Animals do roam around, + you're in one of the most populated places on earth.
14) In each city, you will get a different feel, check out the south, like Kerala or Karnataka. All in all, in 4 days, you did quite well for travelling, I mean you did check out a lot in 4 days.
Wow you really know Agra well. Thanks so much for your deep insight into the foods, culture and historical sights I will definitely check them out on my next journey to Agra. This trip was hastily set up so I saw the major points that I could and I used 2 days just to chill out due to hectic travel plans in India.
Thanks also for your suggestion of making the video into possibly 2 partis, I will do that next time 🙏.
Cheers 😁🥂
Boring video
I appreciate the comment but why do you say that?