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A Taste Of India: Ep 2 - Backpacking from Goa To Kerala
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2016
- Watch my first trip to India in this travel documentary, as I spent 6 weeks backpacking around the country.
I spent 3 weeks backpacking through the cities of the north and then another 3 weeks in the beaches and backwaters of the south.
Episode 2 of this travel documentary is the southern half of ny journey.
Starting in Goa I enjoyed the different beaches and vibes of north and south Goa, including Vagator, Arambol and Palolem beach.
I then travelled inland to the beautiful ancient ruins of Hampi.
Working my way further south I relax on a canoe through the stunning Kerala backwaters, before finishing my trip in the cool beach town of Varkala.
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#KarlWatson #ATasteOfIndia #indiatravel
Government of India should hire people like you as brand ambassador of tourism instead of those million dollar celebreties.You're far more worthy than them.Good work buddy
Karl Watson: Travel Documentaries It's been a privilege for my eyes to watch you chilling out there.Don't thank me.You deserve appreciation without any ifs and buts ;)
You are right. .these illiterate Indians politicians don't know that. .
sorry, I would not hire this guy if my life dependant on it. So fucking arrogant.
Rohit Anand - I think the word arrogant needs to be explained to you as Karl really isn’t.
@@Mr.Random_Rambler ⁸⁸⁸8⁸⁹⁹
I'm an indian and my country's diversity even amazes me love watching these kind of travel videos
I spent five weeks in southern India about six years ago and I'm going back this fall to do an extremely similar route to this. My heart is exploding watching this! You capture India so beautifully and it's incredible to see some of these places that are so near and dear to me. I'm totally hooked on your channel now--I hope to travel like this for a living one day. I am so inspired by your work! Thank you!
Will guide you with the places , I will list some and the places to visit , with prices so that you can visit
Thank you for visiting....!!!💐🙏😊
I like how Indians are so welcoming to foreigner. I hope the kindness does not go to their heads. it would be nice to see westerners treat their tourists in a welcoming manner.
Absolutely agree... Indians have it in... respecting other cultures nd people..
The southern part of India looks incredible! I have to go! Really great episode!
Kerala South India Always Rocking bro
Karl Watson my family is from Kerala. When you go back please check out other places in Kerala like Wayanad and Munnar. It's truly breathtaking and serene!! Also hands down the best travel video. Truly TV quality. Surprised this is not featured in a travel show. Loved watching India through your eyes. You made me laugh so hard. Just brilliant!!
karntaka is better
In all india, everywhere you will find some thing different, you have to spend some time to feel the beauty.
i agree
Love your comments about India. I love India.
You've given me a totally different perspective on India, great job mate you were born to do this.
Everyone who once had an idea of India always gets proven wrong, once he you actually travel there the country is simply too diverse and big, you always just get a glimpse of it when you travel there. Its an experience you have to make yourself. If you ask me India has more freedom than any other country on this planet. Noone will tell you what to do as long as you are not offensive. If yuo are generally nice to others you will have a great time in India, especially in Jaipur if you ask me. Its totally diffrent to our western world, even if India was conquered for so long and so many things got destroyed during the time.
Bushwood That's really funny.I have heard that from people who have not yet visited India. Probably shaped by the biased western media coverage on India. Every state in India is a different country. Why u may ask ? Because Food, language, colour, clothing , culture everything changes. Probably the most diverse country on Earth. Incredible India !
The western media projects it as a filthy garbage dump with people shitting on the streets and chaos and cows and rapists everywhere.
Nope india is still a shithole except the southern part ... kerala goa..
@@Jeed92 agreed i beleive it has a lot more freedom than any other country
I've been to India! Such an amazing place but like you said you either love it or hate it
Good Job! I am heading back to India tomorrow: my 3rd trip. I loved your Taste of India 1&2. You are absolutely right that you have to take the good with the bad, and that it is all a matter or perspective. Thanks much for posting these. This trip i am headed far north to Dharamasala
Thank you for visiting!💐🙏😊
Welcome to india
fucking loved it. India for our third series seems like a great idea! great work Karl. as always
Damn 66518.45 India Rupees .. You guys will be Royals.
indian don't strive for money as such, money is not everything, it's all about peace and belonging.
Thank you so much for this colourful, lively, intense documentary. Loved to watch it and inspired me.Lots of love from Germany, Cologne!
💐🙏😊
Much love and respect from India!💐🙏😊
Much love and respect for the Spiritual people living amongst nature.
yes
Same. Super nice vlog but the man in the woods is not just sitting there. He's meditating and thinking about life.
Jack love u too brother.. you are always welcome to india... we'd love that
Much love and respect to you too 💐🙏😊
Loving India so much, people look so friendly !
Bcz in Indian tradition we believe "athiti deva bhava" it means guests is gods
Bcz we indians believe " athiti deva bhava"..... It means guests are Gods 💓
Shouvik Mondal hehehe, that is if your not black.
Doraemon ❤️🇮🇳
quality as always Karl. Southern India certainly looked the more vibrant part of the country.
Hmmm Ive been to west north east and south India and I cannot really agree on that. The south is the most relaxed part but most vibrant?
North India Sucks ...
I'm from central Maharashtra
for rape
more communists more tension, no development cheers
Murali Phani ahahahaa
Me (from Nepal) and my husband (from India) recently stumbled upon your channel and we are hooked!!! Keep them coming... P.S. We are watching them from Australia :)
Karl I have been watching your channel for about 3 years now. India was never even on my radar, but now I have to go. Thanks bro
James Blaze don't forget to visit North East India, especially Meghalaya and guwahati.. I promise you mate.. You won't regret it.!
@@thegreatgatsby8180 hes right, its heaven
True heaven of India is the seven sisters of India 😍😍
Mother India is truly the Garden of Eden!!!!!!
I agree!
Morris Persaud it is a Hindu nation
Indian land has everything rainforest, high mountains, beaches, hot deserts ( Rajasthan) , cold desert leh ladhak, tundra region, Himalayas, backwater rides and house in kerela super beautiful greenery in Northeast. Adaman Nicobar islands one of the best islands of the world.
India is rich in everything thats y the britishers robbed us
Go and live in the shithole.
Wow absolutely stunning, can’t wait to go to India one day . ❤️
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The reason why south india is peaceful and north india so chaotic is because way back in 1800-1900's everyone wanted to come to india and the easiest ways to come to india was north and hardest way to enter india was south route due to the indian ocean and pacific ocean. North india seems chaotic because many rulers came from the northern path and ruled india for long long time and so it is full of chaos and it is very diverse as it kept on changing hence you can see difference in people, food, and culture . And on the other hand south is peaceful because it has a very long and undisturbed background and history, and so people their are well aware of their history and are educated, it kind of has that safety and secured feeling because very few people ever came to south in past.....hope this information helps you all 😊
Urja Vyas : God had two magic powders with him when he created India . The first one , for colour , was sprinkled from north to south , and it hardly reached the southern parts of India . So , when he decided to sprinkle the magic powder of wisdom , he started from south and ended in north . ( hardly anyone receiving it in north) . Hence the chaos. 😂
Karthik J brother isn't Pakistan and China enough to break our country, why are you comparing country in itself....!!! I'm a North Indian and I accept that South Indians are wiser and more peaceful then North Indians.... That's what our country is about bro unity in diversity, I'm proud of you people. You should also take pride in North Indians who fought hard with Invaders to protect India. Brother I'll advise you to not think politically.... We all are one.
Arvind Lohia: dude .. Take it easy .. don’t you ever laugh at a Joke at all ?
wth man? Can't you take a joke??... where did this guy ever tell that he didn't respect north india? It's just a joke, why do u guys get so emotional and concerned about the "Unity of the nation" Everytime a South India pulls a gig at North Indians huh??...
Plz dont open up until you are not clear about indian history
comparatively South India is quite affluent, educated people., and a whole lot cleaner, than rest of India....
couldn't agree more.
George Mathew yes Kerala 98 people are educated
George Mathew and most of them can be trusted
North has not seen development due to lot of left politics .In Delhi for example there is AAP party.Similar situations among all left party run states . Some of the best scientists and doctors are from North like Kalpana chawla
I know India needs to do a lot of work on cleanliness department
by far the best travel vlog channel I've watched! I'm hooked!
TaYa Sunaz i am hooked to youuu. U r just stunning.
dude has got a problem :D
I visted most of the place in this video in India .But I never been in south India such as Kerala such nice place. Ur documentary crazy to see that place. Waiting 2 c ur more documentary vedio Karl.
One of the best impression videos of India I´ve found on UA-cam so far! I am definetly gonna check out all of your other videos :)
I will be going to southern India in August for a voluntary service for one year and my anticipation rised to a whole new level while watching this video! Thank you for that!
Greetings from Germany, keep up the awesome work!
Urs H. Try to visit the northeastern region. .itz also knwn as paradise unexplored or scotland ov the east. . .
Welcome to South India ❤️.. visit Kerala gods own country
Great video!! I am planning a trip to India and this gave me some great ideas! Greetings from Colorado, USA!!
greeting from india my freind...dont forget kerala ....most ppl go to taj mahal and mostly north india and ignores the more beautiful more develooed south,west india
im hooked on Hampi , lts magnificent .thanks for all love for our India
Loved your video. I am looking forward to traveling there in a about 10 weeks. Trip of a lifetime.
I've never had this long of an extended stay in any country but after watching these episodes I'm inspired to explore more in depth. India has officially been added to the list. But in the meantime, on to SE Asia I go!
Love India and it's people from Ireland🇮🇪❤🇮🇳
Moved to canada last year.....god! you made me miss my country real bad man...cheers bud
Goa looks insane, like a mix of Ibiza and Amsterdam :P
nilelg5 and Thailand
A mix of Portuguese and Indian you mean
Portuguese ruled Goa for 450 years. Goa became part of India in 1961.
@@ricardo_boutique Goa is/was part of India since millions of years. Portuguese occupied it and slaughtered it's indigenous Hindus civilization and forced converted them into radical Christianity by force. They were religious extremist. Don't even compare that culture with India.
goas awesome but watchout for rude russian women who dont pay for their meals : D
i like your statement which you said ..."every country has 2 aspects good and bad " and same lies in india ..in one way india is dirty ,polluted but in another aspect india is the most beautiful country which you will definitely miss in your whole life
shantanu dosaj Muslim part of India really dirty , I mean see than polluted banglas and Pakistanis
@Sunny Toppo what the fuck is the cow belt?
A wonderful, professionally made video by a lively, open-minded, Western tourist of his happy moments. You are welcome again and again. Sure, India will fascinate every body, every time.
This is one of the few UA-cam channels where I genuinely get excited when a new video appears. This episode was great. I've been to Kerala twice. I would highly recommend the Tea Plantations in Munnar next time you visit India.
Ah, well looks like you have something to visit for next time then. Like you say in the first video, it's great to get the highlights out of the way, and THEN see the smaller things. Hope you get to go back soon!
No joke watched the India vids like 15 times by now, such amazing videos as always :)
Hey Karl, this is Abhishek from Mumbai, India. Loved your Vlog. It's really interesting to know what people from other countries think about my country and how things around here affect you guys. I'm genuinely very happy that you had a lot of fun and I hope you come back. Sorry for all the hassle but you got it right at the end, mate. "That's India!" Keep up the good work. Best wishes for your future trips! :)
Karl Watson: Travel Documentaries bro i just wanna say sorry on behalf of all those people who used bad words..its for the disputed land and so people just got swayed by their imotions coz losing the land is losing a pride..those who used bad bads r not even 1% of he total people in India,i e, 1.3 billion..therefore please dont stereotype us based on few people...this coubtry hv many kinds of people....please do visit again...specially during festivals....thanks
Damn Goa looks like heaven need to visit! A mixture of Ibiza, Magaluf, Aiya Napa, Amsterdam and Thailand all in one.
Welcome to india 🇮🇳
after going so far down south u missed Pondicherry & kanyakumari .
Both places are not so famous tourist destination in comparison to Goa and Kerala ...Goa and Kerala marketed their tourist potential to maximum plus the cosmopolitan nature of Konkanis and Mallus helped.
im from South Africa and i really loved watching these episodes of your journey . I also have traveled to India and had a good experience even though there were a few bad ones much love Mujtaba from Cape Town , SA
Southern India certainly looked like a place to kick back and relax after the adventurous + chaotic Northern India.
What about east and north east india
Love your summary about India. I think that is spot on, and hopefully I will love it too.
Have you been there? How was it.
Stoner in the woods reminds me of Life of Brian: "He is not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy" hahaha. Love the videos, really well made, I've just moved to Mumbai and I wanted to get an idea of how I should explore different areas of India.
Karl makes the best Travel Documentaries on UA-cam, not to mention he films, hosts and edits it himself!
I flew to Mumbai in 1989 and took the train to Pune, where I stayed for a week, and then took three weeks to get to the southernmost tip of India, all by train, and up the east coast to Chennai, where I took the train back to Mumbai (25 hours).
My favourite things were the backwater trip from Allepey to Quilon, the railway up to Ootacamund, (and a trip back in wooden carriages with female cashew nut pickers) Mysore and Madurai. But there was so much more.
awesome video's!! Now i definitely want to go to India!
well thank you for being so open minded.
come again.
Thank you for the uncut version of your trip India was beautiful vibrant colors now on to another video, Thanks for all you do.
India is an acquired taste for sure but you did extremely well as usual.
Thanks, great documentary episode! I'm over the mOOn to go to visit Soouthern India! This got me more excited, & gave me more possibilities. Great sharing!
Enjoy your trip 😊
TV broadcast quality. Two thumbs up.
Wow mate, this travel doc has all the elements covered about travelling in general. Loved your attitude throughout the journey.
Thanks very much
Great documentary! I will be going to india in 9 days and you got me hyped!!!!
Enjoy!
31:30 I'm glad that you could participate in the tradition of kerala beverages.
😂😂
Thank you for this video. I have watched so many negative videos on UA-cam about India , this give me a balance perspective of what I will find
Glad it was useful 😊
Can you send link of those videos?
What amazing videos ! And true insight into India...inspirational
Thanks 😊
I love how you keep it real Karl. Your explanation at the end was spot on. You've just got to keep a positive attitude and your perspective on the world around you is completely different. Cheers!
Most traveller's and tourists go to delhi and mumbai. But like its literally the most polluted, most populated places. Whhyy must they always. Amazing video i absolutely loved it.
Thanks very much :)
Quality documentary man, gave me goose bumps at times! can wait to head there now. Much appreciated for the great info :)
Again looking at Hampi revokes my thought tat sadly we can't witness the Grand old,prosperous Hampi now.All the wealth was looted and the whole Hampi was destroyed for months and the rich,royal,prosperous Hampi has become like this.So sad that most of the architecture,art,monument,temple were ruined.Well tats history.😓
No offense but thats the brits who took what they wanted to just because they had bigger weapons.
There were days long ago when Gems and Precious stones were Lying on the street of Humpy.
It was the Wealthiest city of mankind. Now everything and the soil of humpy is sleeping with its lost dreams...
Like isis destroyed Syrian heritage site, Muslims destroyed Hampi in the past..
Bizon fuxk yeah muslims did it. 😭😭
Jeed92 brits didnt do it. Its was destroyed hundreds of years earlier
Loved your documentary on your travels through Goa and Kerala!! You summed up your travels through southern India very honestly and with an open mind....wish people would make these trips to India and enjoy the beauty without preconceived ideas.
I am glad you loved it and would continue your enjoy your travels. All the best, Karl!!! Look forward to watching a lot more on your trips.... Have fun buddy!!
Thanks 😊👍
I subscribed! This is the best F*CKING travel video. Professionally done!
India looked awesome. Can't wait for the Africa trip! Also - please go to Japan!!!
Came across your travel vlog and I totally loved the way you captured everything:) I'm from the northeastern part of India and i think you should visit it the next time you come to India. You'd be surprised.Till then:)
+Karl Watson: Travel Documentaries well that's great..hope to see you post some videos soon;)
After visiting HAMPI, I remember telling this to my friends that if, by an chance, there is only place that you could cover in India ...you must cover HAMPI! It is truly stunning & unreal!
I visited India in 1980, it has changed so much. Very touristy but still looks so great. I travelled mainly by train south from Mumbai to the far south. Ferry to Sri Lanka which you cannot do now. Then travelled north to Kashmir. I missed out on Kolkata and want to go back and travel west to east and back Delhi to Kolkata and back to Delhi. You have filled in a few gaps such as Hampi.
Yet another great production mate...
Beautiful,. That's all I can say. Great work Karl. Perfect Traveler
Thanks
Looks like you had a wicked trip mate ! I'm a Goan who lives in New Zealand visiting Goa this Dec. Your vlog has got me all pumped now !
Thank you so much for visiting our country........ India 🇮🇳
Awesome! I really want to go to india now! seriously good Vlog man, keep trying to find other vlogs to give me ideas on where to go in thailand, but none of the other vlogs out there seem to have the right feel, you've nailed it though man....keep them coming!
You have a great knowledge of camera angles and you have record stuff pretty good although you were doing it alone. I can see the scenes where you are walking and camera is still and it clearly shows you had to double walk to take the camera back but still a very nicely edited video.
I was wondering why you didn't go to the north of India(Himalayas) and got my answer at the end.
India is hustle and bustle,overcrowded and polluted but still has plenty of beautiful things to offer. When you pray for rain you got to deal with mud. Glad you enjoyed your stay. :)
wow i feel like i have learnt like some life lesson, 'when you pray for rain you gotta deal with mud'.
Simranpreet Sawhney nice 👍🏽
Simranpreet Sawhney very positive comment, definitely learnt something from you
Your documentaries are great man! I enjoy your travels as I drink my coffee in the morning and wish I will do this kind of traveling one day. Thanks so much for sharing. This show should be on Travel & Living! :))
Take care and safe travels:)
Always quality content Karl. You deserve way more subscribers.
Have you thought of doing a longer trip again, like you did with James in 2013?
Actually kerala has very severe drinking problem and the govt is doing everything it can to make it harder to drink but it was not working 95% of the states men drink and its a social and health issue. The govt got fed up and now has outright banned alcohol/liquor now.
Tamilnadu its neighbouring state is now the fastest growing liquor market in the country and you know why and they govt he is considering phased probation too.
Kerala also introduced fat tax. In a way govt here are proactive when its comes to health.I advise to starting India trips from South its more gentle and then work your way up the country. I also feel sad that most people not even consider the North East of India if you love nature then its the place.
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Yeah, Kerala was the only place I didn't like, after living in India for 11 months. Because of the drunks and fights on the streets.
Where in the North East?
ptthunder your views are really insane and irritating. I think india's beauty lies ina small part and it is kerala. Do you know anything about north and its fights, people can't there live peacefully because of attacks on scheduled castes and other religious people in public its sad that there there governing system wasn't much active
Odu m*re kandam vazhi
Awesome one man. Loved it. "Geek run" hahaha. I was thinking of the Rickshaw Run the whole time. We plan to do that too.
Yes man. Yes. Rickshaw Run must happen.
I love the way you explain the country at the end of the documentary!! I had a lot of trouble explaining how i felt about the country when i returned home, but you nailed it! Everything depends on your mood. When I showed my pictures and footage to my friends they thought I was mad for lasting three months in such conditions. My legs were covered in mosquito bites and I was happy to be home, but after a few weeks I could laugh about the bad circumstances as well! i got used to sleeping through the sound of tuktuks and bollywood music on buses and could'nt get any sleep when I returned home! Probably the most mentally challenging country i've visited so far!
I've just googled the waterpark , just a quick warning to those with kids, the waterpark website has been hacked and is displaying porn, it's still interesting though!
Samantha Bennett i didn't get the interesting part though? Porn or park.
Lol
Quality vid, sums it all up. Pretty much doing exactly the same route now.
Had the same bloke on the camel safari
Very nicely made travelogue. 10/10 to you Karl.
I would have suggested few more places in the north like Amritsar, Dharamshala(Tibetian govt in exile), Manali and Leh(ladakh). Do plan these in your next visit to India.
sandeep singh saini ofcourse . He missed j&k , Punjab , Himachal and Uttarakhand . And north east too .
next visit should be to East and Northeast india, Odisha, Kolkata, Sikkim, Assam, Tawang, and the forests and mountains of meghalaya and mizoram
India !!!
Unity in Diversity ...
Various States ...
Different languages ...
Different religions ...
Different weather conditions ...
A variety of landscapes ...
Rivers, mountains, beaches, forests, waterfalls ...
Traveling all over India will give you unforgettable experiences ....
Trying a range of unlimited delicious food across in India especially in villages ...
cheers karl.. made me feel that i was in india through out the whole film. massive thumbs up to the editing (:
keep the good work going!!
hope to u see u again :)
love from india
10mins into the video , already liked it . I like his approach and video shots.
Good Work !!!
your final comments are always so spot on! awesome videos as always bud!
Have a lot of love for these documentaries Karl! Thanks for your insight on all these adventures, you've passed on lots of inspiration to me for my own travels.
Thanks very much 😊
Yes! I've been hanging out for episode 2 man :)
thanx for coming to india
27:00 journey through the canal is incredibly beautiful. I'm touched by the image of the woman and the bird standing next to her.
I liked your honesty at the end. I too liked it and hated it. Like anywhere it has its pros and cons. (noise and garbage vs diverse entertainment and excitement). When I got home I thought I'd never go back and had huge culture shock to adjust to my city. Now, 11 years later I want to go back to live. I feel like I left a piece of my heart there. It took me time to process it all and hopefully people are patient with foreigners in this situation.
((now if only every citizen could clean up the land within one meter the entire country would be clean in a week.)) With increased population the government really needs to up their campaign to improve this but that's a downside I'm willing to deal with and will make sure that I don't bitch about it when I'm there.
THANK YOU, Karl! These are the best impressions of backpacking channels I've ever seen! Just what I wanted to see; thanks for participating! Now, I feel ready for India :)
Thanks very much 😊
Yes!
These India videos are amazing! I'm doing a very similar route in January but dont go past Goa, how long did you spend in Goa?
Wow! I'm there for about a day and a half, what would be your top recommendation? The mopeds looked fun, was that an afternoon thing or a day thing?
is that where you did the paddle boarding? and with the mopeds was that in the same area/were they easy to find/how much was it? Sorry for all the questions!
Sam Brailli try 'Gokarna' instead of Goa. You'll thank me. :)
Wow!! That paragliding...it was out of the world...the tall coconut trees along the coastline.....superb...luved it!! Nd it's great ...unlike some of the UA-camrs...u highlighted the positives of the places u went rather than the negatives...we need more positive people like u...much luv from India..
11:15 - I ate at this place so many times when I was at Agonda beach. Definitely my favourite area in Goa.
thanks UA-cam's for incredible india
Karl, you just lived through this journey. I know you've not been to one-tenth of India through this travel but the way you presented is just Amazing. esp.when you showed the real Long & Disciplined Queue at Wine shops in Kerala (my own state) :P All the best for future ventures :)
haha..very true :P
Absolutely loved it! My favourite part would have to be the paragliding at the end ..looks like the closest to actually flying. It's great how you manage to get all the important shots to tell your story.
THIS IS THE BEST INDIAN TRAVEL EXPERIENCE EVERRR...i loved your honest opinion ,i am an Indian and i agree on everything you said and so happy that you did not let the negative aspects of my country affect your trip ,sorry for all the bad things you or your friends had to experience
Absolutely freakin loved it brother
I just realized I'm a spiritual guy now I need some woods
The editing was on point, great video taking skills and appreciate the honesty and for giving a real unbiased perspective. one of the better travel video channels I have come across youtube. looking forward to watching more videos.
i have been to India 3 times, not in Goa. but i've been to Kerala. very nice short film from you. i laughed when you talk about the horn on the motocycle. i experienced this during my visits. i miss these "Pip Pip" sounds sometimes.