New Delhi, India Travel Guide: Best things to do in 48 hours! 🇮🇳
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- Hello everyone! I'm back with a new series and this time we're exploring the beautiful country of India. It has been on my bucket-list for so long, and I'm so excited to have finally visited! In this New Delhi travel guide, I'll show you the best things to do in 2 days. I'll also give you tips on where to stay and what to eat, so you can enjoy your time in this beautiful city 🇮🇳
Stay tuned as we'll be exploring Agra & Jaipur in episodes two and three!
Also, as mentioned in the video, I'm in India with @andyto and our friend, @deeque_ for a "Shot on iPhone" campaign. We spent 6 days exploring, filming, and editing before his video had to go live! Check it out below:
• iPhone 15 Pro Cinemati...
0:00 intro
0:48 the lodhi hotel tour
2:21 qutub minar
3:33 lotus temple
3:53 india gate
4:06 agrasen ki baoli
4:11 kwality restaurant
4:50 recap
5:48 old delhi
7:02 red fort
7:09 jain lal mandir
7:33 the lodhi pool
7:40 preview of agra
8:00 x100v photos of delhi
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tags: new delhi, india travel guide, golden triangle india, india 2023
Production on this is sooo good, can’t wait to see your next India videos!
Beautiful video! Amazing editing 🥰
Oooooh this is a whole vibe! Can’t wait to see more!
I will be visiting India in a few months and can't wait to visit New Delhi! Your travel guide is super helpful and makes me even more excited for my trip.
Glad you are showing the reality of india , india is a pretty developed country, but most people when they tell about india they tell about the slums and poverty and etc etc which is true but they don’t show the developed parts at all
Saying this as someone that has spent quite a few summers in india
Being my mother is from india
Love the vid. Great intro edit 🔥
really, your video is so pretty! ❤
Awesome video! Beautiful images! I loved it so much. Well done!
Beautiful shots😍❤️
Amazing video!!
This was good mam loved it! Informative ❤
It's amazing how foreigners want to visit places which are undergoing development or not so developed parts of India..I too will do the same when i visit Japan and rest of the world..I am tired of watching developed places, i will visit the slums and places with poverty and dirt in all these countries because i know that every country has such places..The only thing is that their media never shows these places only to glorify their countries but we Indians we dont feel ashamed of such places which is why we show every part of our country..
🔥 love India
Very nice city
Your travels are so beautiful. Thanks for sharing your words about New Delhi
The hotel is amazing
Landon said he’s so jealous of the suite 😍
nice video, what camera are you using?
You must visit Manali Gulmarg Shimla Srinagar Nainital and Mussoorie. *They are literally the most exotic places and are hailed as paradise on earth*
Welcome to India
❤️
This is sad to see people only travel gloden triangle when it's nothing compared to South and east
It's a great starter trip though. Most love India so much and come back to explore more:)
Convenience naam ki bhi cheez hoti hai bhai it's convenient.
Not sad - you don't want those beautiful places overrun by tourists - they are very ecologically sensitive places. Keep them for Indians only as long as possible 😊🕉️ pyara Bharat
That’s a mad hotel!
Tip from an Indian... DON'T book hotels or resorts in any city of Rajasthan book rooms of palaces... it's stunning and you'll feel like a princess ♥️
Hey! Do you have any examples? 🙏🏼🥹 I‘ll fly to New Delhi on Monday and I‘ve never been in India.
The hotel got more action than the city
If you're in India, please consider avoiding the commonly visited, stereotypical destinations like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Agra, Rajasthan and Chennai. Instead, explore the hidden gems of the country
these are the most breathtaking places that India has to offer.
1.Lakshadweep Islands
Agatti
Bangaram Beach
Kavaratti Beach
Kalpeni
Thinnakara Island
2.Ladakh
Pangong Tso Lake
Phugtal Monastery
Khardung-la Pass
Tso Moriri Lake
Thiksey Monastery
Nubra Valley
Puga valley
Umling La Pass
Magnetic Hill
Chadar Trek, Kargil
Sand Dunes Leisure Park
Turtuk
3.Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Radhanagar Beach
Elephant Beach
Jolly Buoy Island
Kalapathar Beach
Laxmanpur Beach
Sitapur Beach
Ross and Smith Islands
Vijayanagar Beach
4.Meghalaya
Living root bridges
NohKaLikai Falls
Wari Chora
Phi Phi Fall
Mawlynnong
Nongjrong
Krem Chympe
Dawki
Siju Caves
5.Sikkim
Gurudongmar Lake
Gangtok
Yumthang Valley
Lachen
Lachung
Pelling
Yume Samdong
Tsomgo Lake
6.Arunachal Pradesh
Ziro Valley
Tawang
Sela Pass
Bhalukpong
Roing
Tezu
Sangti Valley
Bumla Pass
Dirang
Dong Valley
Changlang
7.Jammu and Kashmir
Aru Valley
Sonamarg
Srinagar
Gulmarg
Patnitop
Gangabal Lake Trek
Betaab Valley
Budgam
Kupwara
Gurez Valley
Baisaran Valley
8.Maharashtra
Ajanta and Ellora Caves
Mahabaleshwar
Kalsubai Hills
Amboli
Kumbhe Waterfall
Mangi Tung
HariHar Fort
Rajmachi Fort Trek
Rajgad Fort
Bhairavgad
Kalavantin Durg
Peb Fort -Vikatgad
Kalu Waterfall
kaas plateau,panchgani
Nanemachi Waterfall
9.Himachal Pradesh
Parvati Valley
Kangra Valley
Spiti Valley
Tirthan Valley
Malana
Kufri
Kasol
Bir Billing
Kaza,
Khajjiar
Kalpa
Bir Billing
Jibhi
Dalhousie
Dev Roopa Trek
Kyelang
Beas Kund
10.Uttarakhand
Valley of Flowers
Auli
Devprayag
Haridwar
Kedarnath
Badrinath
Chopta
Nelong Valley
11.Karnataka
Hampi
Badami cave temples
Gokarna
Iruppu Falls
Jog Falls
Coorg
kudremukh
chikmagalur
Mysore Palace
Mullayanagiri Peak
Belur
Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary, Nagarhole
Shivanasamudra Falls
12.kerala
Alleppey
Munnar-Anamudi Peak
Wayanad
Vagamon
Thekkady
Gavi
Kavayi Island
Varkala Beach
Athirappilly Waterfalls
Munroe Island
Kuttanad
Thenmala
Aymanam Village
Jatayu Earth's Center Nature Park
Ranipuram
Nilambur
Kumarakom
Poovar
Silent Valley
Meenmutty Waterfalls
13.Mizoram
Reiek
Aizawl
Vantawng Waterfall
Tuirihiau falls
Falkawn Village
ahhh this is such a perfect list of places! thankyou
It's never possible in 30 day visa
Up also😢
Tahukah Anda bahwa India telah berjuang mati matian dalam berbagai level..baik dari Sosial..Budaya..politik..Ekonomi bahkan Diplomasi Tingkat Dunia
Untuk meminta kembali benda benda pusaka..manuskrip manuskrip..catatan catatan kuno dari peninggalan Leluhur Bangsa India untuk dikembalikan dari Inggris..
Inggris yang menjajah india Ratusan tahun juga telah menjarah benda benda bersejarah milik bangsa bangsa jajahan nya..termasuk Mesir,Dan sebagian besar Afrika
Negara negara bekas jajahan Inggris itu semua berjuang untuk mendapatkan kembali Harta pusaka peninggalan nenek moyang Bangsa mereka..
Tenaga..biaya..waktu dan segala kemampuan mereka kerahkan..demi kembalinya harta pusaka mereka
Dan dengan perjuangan keras dan lama..akhirnya mereka berhasil mendapatkan kembali harta tak termilai besarnya itu ke pangkuan bangsa mereka kembali..
Dan Tahukah Anda
Bahwa puluhan Ribu manuskrip dan benda bersejarah asal Nusantara diangkut Ke Belanda dan memenuhi museum museum mereka untuk di pamerkan..
Sebuah kecelakaan kita Alami..kebodohan hakiki yang menjangkiti otak bangsa ini...
Tanpa Diminta
Pada tahun 1997 ada wacana pengembalian secara bertahap dari Belanda kepada Indonesia..walaupun sedikit demi sedikit..blm ada tanggapan terhadap tawaran Belanda saat itu karena situasi politik dan keamanan negara kita waktu itu..
Lalu pada tahun 2004 saat situasi politik dan keamanan telah stabil..kembali pemerinta Belanda menawarkan pada pemerintah RI untuk mengembalikan benda benda sejarah itu secara bertahap..
Tidak ada tanggapan positif dari pemerintahan SBY waktu itu..dengan alasan tak memiliki tempat penyimpanan serta teknologi dan sumber daya untuk merawat benda benda itu..😡😡😡😡😡
Baru pada beberapa hari lalu..atas kesadaran dari pemerintah belanda..467 benda sejarah dan manuskrip itu kembali diserahkan ke Indonesia
467 dari sekitar 40.000 ..bisa anda bayangkan betapa sedikit dan kecilnya yg kembali ke kita..
Bangsa Durhaka
Diawal saya tulis beratnya bangsa India dan Mesir untuk mengambil kembali benda sejarah mereka dari tangan Asing..
Tapi betapa Enaknya pemerintah kita..ketika tanpa perjuangan dan pengorbanan..pemerintah Belanda malah menawarkan untuk mengembalikan dan justru kita yang Ogah Ogahan..
Bangsa macam apa ini..
Bangsa durhaka yg menolak tinggalan leluhurnya sendiri..bangsa bodoh yang tanpa berjuang mendapatkan harta pusaka super mahal tapi enggan menerima..
Jika bukan bangsa Durhaka..
Tentu sejak 2004 jika memang ada keinginan..pastilah segera mempersiapkan segala sesuatunya..tentu hanya butuh beberapa tahun saja untuk mempersiapkan..tidak harus menunggu 2023 untuk mendapatkan nya kembali..
Ayo bantahen jika kita bukan bangsa durhaka..
Tapi ingat..467 yg dikembalikan kemarin hanya 1 % dari jumlah total harta bersejarah kita yang diangkut ke Belanda..dan Tugas pemerintah RI untuk merebut yg 99%..
Seperti yang dilakukan oleh pemerintah India Dan Mesir..kita harus mengerahkan daya dan upaya serta segala kemampuan untuk mengembalikan Harta Leluhur kita kembali.
Pemerintah yang didominasi manusia manusia berotak Kadrun yang lupa dan abai pada leluhur Sendiri..terlihat malas dan Enggan untuk merawat dan merebut kembali harta leluhur nya sendiri
Mereka lebih suka menghamburkan uang untuk Subsidi piknik Ke Arab Saudi puluhan Triliun tiap tahun..uang dihamburkan tanpa guna..mensubsidi kerjaan Unfaedah dan memperkaya Negara lain..pola fikir Agama Gurun telah membuat kita tak bisa berfikir Sehat
Daripada membangun Museum dan pusat penelitian terhadap ilmu dan teknologi Nusantara sendiri
Kita Hidup di Negeri Durhaka...ingatlah..kita akan tetap sengsara dan Primitif..jika tak berubah dan merevolusi diri.
Hello .. We re visiting new delhi and agra next month... Do you have a contact number of a reliable guide? Thank you very much... Your videos are beautiful..!!
hi, I am looking for a reliable tour guide, would you mind to share any? Thank you :)
We booked this tour!! Loved it and would highly recommend - www.viator.com/search/7667P2?mcid=64243
Just a small correction, Qutub Minar wasn’t a Hindu temple. It’s a Minaret, which is Afghani (Islamic) architecture. Most people know the difference between Islamic and Hindu Architecture, never thought anyone would confuse the two.
And I hope this was just a slip of tongue because I bet you saw tombs and Islamic symbols all over Qutub Minar during your visit. Unless you were not paying any attention. I don’t know!
My apologies for the mistake. I repeated what I was told from our tour guide.
Go visit qutub minar to find images of Hindu gods here and there yourself. What the guide said was true.
@@jlinhh you guide was right. Qutub Minar was a settlement and the tower is a victory tower. It is written at the entrance that 27 temples were destroyed to make the mosque. The temple complex had Hindu and Jain temples. The pillars, door jamb and stones of the temples were used to build the mosque.
Construction of the Qutub Minar "victory tower" in the complex, named after the religious figure Sufi Saint Khwaja Qutbuddin Bakhtiar Kaki, was begun by Qutb-ud-din Aibak, who later became the first Sultan of Delhi of the Mamluk dynasty.
The sufi saint's tomb is just a walking distance near the Mehrauli complex.
You can see the faces of idols defaced on the pillars because Islam doesn't believe in idol worship
One thing I would like to say Qutub Minar was never a "NEVER A HUNDU TEMPLE". Actually it was not even made by Hindus. Qutab-ud-din Aibak made it in 1193.
It was literally a Temple Complex dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Read about the "Vishnu Stambh" remains, which are still present in the Qutub Minar complex.
That is when the Iron Pillar constructed by Chandragupta ||
I'm not gonna take a guy seriously who can't even type "Hindu" correctly lmao
Qutub Minar was a settlement and the tower is a victory tower. It is written at the entrance that 27 temples were destroyed to make the mosque. The temple complex had Hindu and Jain temples. The pillars, door jamb of the temples were used to build the mosque.
Construction of the Qutub Minar "victory tower" in the complex, named after the religious figure Sufi Saint Khwaja Qutbuddin Bakhtiar Kaki, was begun by Qutb-ud-din Aibak, who later became the first Sultan of Delhi of the Mamluk dynasty.
The sufi saint's tomb is just a walking distance near the Mehrauli complex.
You can see the faces of idols defaced on the pillars because Islam doesn't believe in idol worship
I don't think the hotel is for the average viewer so waste of time and money.
With all due respect, please get your facts straight. Qutub Minar is not a Hindu Temple. It's an Islamic Tower.
It's a Hindu temple only
It's a Hindu temple only ok
It was a hindu temple in 6th century
@@mansinghyadav2777 it's not anymore ryt? So they shudnt potray it as one. If they wanna show our hindy culture, they should go to temples properly recognized as Hindu establishments.
@@nilipatowary8047 chap
Qutub Minar is NOT A HINDU TEMPLE! Nothing is Hindu there!
It was a temple before getting demolished and converted to islamic thing like many other places.
Read history