Top 10 Places to Visit in India - Travel Video (Documentary)
Welcome to India, one of the world’s most beautiful and diverse travel destinations. From the bustling streets of Mumbai and Kolkata, to historic forts in Rajasthan. From vibrant bazaars in Delhi to quiet villages in Himachal Pradesh and Odisha. Steeped in history and culture, while confidently embracing the 21st century, India is a country that can be explored for years, and will surprise you at every corner.
I traveled through India on three different trips, and in this video I will share with you my personal top 10 places to visit in this magnificent country. The footage in this mini documentary was mostly shot in 2014, and can function as a travel guide.
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We begin this journey in Amritsar, and more specifically in the mesmerizing Golden Temple. Located in the spiritual heartland of the Sikh community, this is one of India’s most famous icons. The nearby kitchen is also very interesting to visit, and don’t miss the Wagah border ceremony, where soldiers from both India and Pakistan perform an entertaining border closing show.
Rajasthan is a beautiful province that can be explored for weeks, with stunning hilltop forts and royal palaces, in places like Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Udaipur, and Jaipur. The bazaars and street markets, where many people do their (grocery) shopping, are also a joy to explore. After Rajasthan, we travel to Agra, to visit India’s tourism symbol, the awe-inspiring Taj Mahal.
Mumbai is one of India’s most dynamic and interesting cities. Often considered as the commercial capital of the country, the city bursts with energy and creativity. While there are many impressive buildings to admire (mosques, temples, colonial architecture), it’s the city’s atmosphere that really draws tourists and travelers to Mumbai.
Tamil Nadu is a distinctly different province from many others places in India, and is characterized by charming coastal villages, pilgrimage sites, and beautiful Hindu temples. The South Indian food is also delicious, and shouldn’t be missed. We travel onwards to Kolkata, thought of as a intellectual and cultural powerhouse. It’s a lively city, with stunning architecture, beautiful (flower) markets, and also modern shopping malls. Other places to visit are the British colonial Victoria Memorial, the horse racing tracks, and many parks where people play cricket all day long.
Dharamsala (or McLeod Ganj) is the seat of the Tibetan government in exile, and almost feels like a Little Tibet. This is where the Dalai Lama lives, and many monks and pilgrims regularly visit. Hyderabad, in central India, is an IT hub like Bangalore, and provides a great insight in the country’s growing digital economy.
Delhi is the political capital, and really a destination in itself. It’s a major business and transport hub and attracts people from all over India to work, study, and live. We finish this journey in Odisha province, an often overlooked region that boasts some of India’s most beautiful temple complexes, a welcoming attitude, and a relaxed beach vibe.
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A Taste Of India: A Backpacking Adventure [Trailer]
Preview of my 6 week backpacking adventure through India.
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The Wonders of Java - Travel Documentary (Indonesia is not only Bali, Ep. 01)
In this Java Documentary I take you on a road trip across the biggest island of Indonesia with my friends Kiko & Carlotta.
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Therefore my plan was to visit a number of different destinations to showcase the diversity of the country to the best of my ability. I’ll be starting my trip off with the largest island, called Java where I’ll be exploring the cities of Jakarta and Yogyakarta to understand the historical and religious background before meeting my friends from Portugal and heading into the nature to see volcanoes, waterfalls and some of the largest jungle temples in the world.
In order to show you the whole diversity of Indonesia we tried to cover the majority of sights in this Java Documentary from the west over the center to the east as well as the volcanos and waterfalls in the center of Java.
You can use this Java Documentary to plan your own trip to Java, on my website you’ll find all essential information needed.
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- Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park
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- Ijen Volcano
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1:20 About this Trip & Itinerary
3:30 Jakarta
4:48 History of Indonesia (Overview)
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8:25 Colonial History of Indonesia
10:28 Pantai Inda Kapuk
11:51 Yogyakarta
14:16 Food Tour Yogyakarta
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23:40 Merapi Volcano
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HEY GUYS! THIS VIDEO IS LONG OVERDUE! After nearly a half-decade, I have decided to come back to India and give it another chance (because on my last trip, I had an awful time...) I was in a fatal bus crash at 2 in the morning where two people died, and on top of that, I got severe food poisoning which led me to lose over 12 pounds.
So I came back as my new 32-year-old self to give it another chance and see if I would like it. I'll be spending 11 days in the country, attempting to shoot 4 videos for my main YouTube channel, and we are kicking it off right here with my first 24 hours in Kolkata (one of the craziest cities on earth!)
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In March-April 2023, I hiked the Three Passes Trek in Nepal in 16 days. During the trek, I was accompanied by a guide and porter from Himalayan Glacier. I flew from Kathmandu to Lukla (2,860m / 9,383ft) and spent the night in Phakding (2,610m / 8,563ft) before continuing on to Namche Bazaar (3,440m / 11,286ft) the following day. After an acclimatization day in Namche, I hiked to the Tengboche Monastery (3,870m / 12,697ft) where I camped for the night. The next day, I hiked to Dingboche (4,360m / 14,304ft) where I experienced snowfall overnight. The day after that, I did an acclimatization hike to Nangkartshang peak (5,083m, 16,676ft).
The following day, which happened to be my birthday, I hiked to Chukhung (4,730m / 15,518ft) and did another acclimatization hike to Chukhung Ri (5,559m, 18,238ft). The next morning, we crossed the first pass, Kongma La Pass (5,535m / 18,159ft), crossed the Khumbu Glacier (the highest glacier in the world), and spent the night in Lobuche (4,940m / 16,207ft).
On day 9, I hiked to Gorak Shep (5,140m / 16,863ft), the highest official overnight stop on the trek, and then did a day hike to Everest Base Camp (5,364m / 17,598ft). The next day, I climbed Kalapatthar (5,644m / 18,519ft) at sunrise, and then got to Dzongla for the night (4,710m / 15,453ft). On day 11, we crossed over the second pass, Cho La Pass (5,420m / 17,782ft), to get to Gokyo (4,790m / 15,719ft), which involved crossing the Ngozumpa Glacier, the longest glacier in the Himalayas at 36km / 22mi. I spent the night at Fitzroy Inn overlooking Gokyo Third Lake (Gokyo Lake). The next day, I hiked up to Gokyo Ri (5,357m / 17,575ft), where I camped for the night overlooking four 8,000m+ peaks, including Mount Everest. My highest night ever!
From Gokyo I passed over the third and final pass another night later: Renjo La Pass (5,360m / 17,585ft). Descending down into the valley we made it to the small town of Marlung (4,210m / 13,812ft). On day 15 we got back to Namche Bazaar, spent the night and hiked back to Lukla for the final night on trail.
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0:00 Intro: Aerial Himalayas
1:53 Kathmandu
2:58 Flying to Lukla
3:37 Trek to Namche Bazaar
6:45 Sunrise in Namche Bazaar
9:41 The Tengboche Monastery
10:40 Wild camping in Tengboche
13:16 Snow in Dingboche
13:55 Acclimatization hike to 5,083m
15:33 Climbing to 5,559m
18:19 Pass 1: Kongma La Pass
21:49 Everest Base Camp
24:53 Sunrise behind Mount Everest at 5,644m
27:27 Pass 2: Cho La Pass to Gokyo
32:41 Wild camping at 5,357m overlooking Mount Everest
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42:33 Beautiful valley to Namche
44:46 Back to Lukla
45:52 Outro: photos
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KANCHENJUNGA - Between Tibet, India & Nepal - Kanchenjunga Base Camp Tea House Trek Travel Guide 4K
Join us on an exhilarating journey as we take you on a virtual tour of the breathtaking Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek in Taplejung, Nepal, one of the Himalaya's best-kept secrets. Whether you're a seasoned trekker or a beginner looking for a unique and challenging experience, this video is your ultimate guide to this extraordinary adventure in the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area, right next to the Kanchenjunga National Park, right at the confluence of Tibet, India & Nepal. Home to Tibetan Refugee Camps and Sherpa, and Tibetan Cultures.
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34:00 - Little Tashi
36:31 - Drinking Fermented Tongba
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40:23 - Entering the Plateu of Phale
42:28 - Plateaus of Phakthanglung
43:48 - Sacred Lands of Kirat Limbu
45:53 - Tibetan Refugee Camp of Phale
51:18 - Phale to Ghunsa
53:53 - Momo and Tongba Party
58:38 - Making Spinach Momo
1:01:48 - Dzonga Family House
1:02:43 - Acclimatization Day in Ghunsa
1:07:20 - Tshering Dai of Dzonga Family Home
1:08:43 - Potato Harvesting and Life in Ghunsa
1:12:33 - Wearing the Traditional Bakkhu Dress
1:15:33 - Walking Around Ghunsa Village
1:17:28 - The Little Girls from Ghunsa
1:18:37 - Recent Changes in the Trekking Route
1:19:00 - Inside a Local Tibetan House
1:21:32 - The Exterior of a Local House
1:22:22 - Little Pemba Invites Us For Tea
1:23:32 - Drinking Alcohol with an Elderly Couple
1:31:37 - The Morning of Leaving for Khambachen
1:33:33 - Making of Local Raksi
1:36:32 - Ghunsa to Khambachen
1:40:37 - Jannu Phaktanlung View Point
1:42:17 - Khambachen Village
1:42:45 - Nupu Dai of Kanchenjunga White House Lodge
1:46:27 - Cozy Night in Khambachen
1:47:42 - The History of Khambachenda
1:49:14 - The Traditional Knife of Phakthanglung
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1:51:14 - Morning Mushroom in Khambachen
1:53:04 - Wandering Around Khambachen
1:54:44 - Snow Leopard Research Center
1:57:04 - Sheep Herders of Khambachen
2:03:55 - Kumbakarna Himal aka Mt Jannu
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2:08:04 - Khambachen to Ramdang
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2:14:04 - Saved by the Yaks at Khando Waterfall
2:16:54 - The Herding Village of Ramdag
2:18:09 - Drinking Tea with a Yak Herder
2:21:09 - Ramdang to Lhonak
2:22:54 - Reaching Lhonak
2:24:49 - The Final Trek to Kanchenjunga Base Camp
2:30:18 - Tibetan Bread by the Glacier
2:32:47 - The Final Stretch
2:36:12 - Reaching the Pangpemma KBC Base Camp
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Backpacking In Meghalaya | NorthEast India Trip | Sohra, Living Roots Bridge | Tanya Khanijow
In this video I explored North East India, starting from Guwahati, Shillong, Cherrapunji (Sohra) and Double Decker Living Roots Bridge! It was a spontaneous Backpacking trip and amazing fun! Hope you enjoy the video.
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02:22 Macaques
02:59 First Beach
03:20 Surrounded by Reefs
03:41 Bras d'Eau National Park
04:29 Cap Malheureux
04:59 Beachcomber Trou aux Biches
07:11 Fringing Reefs
08:00 Snorkeling
09:44 Village Weaver
11:40 Mauritian Flying Fox
12:34 Giant Banyan Fig
13:15 Sunset Cocktails & Dinner
14:06 Spa
14:42 Mauritian Cuisine
15:38 Diving Initiation
18:08 Scuba Diving
20:34 Mauritian Rum
21:20 Climbing Le Pouce
23:01 Driving in Mauritius
23:33 Trash Problem
24:08 Beachcomber Shandrani
25:20 Tropical Rain
25:44 Île aux Aigrettes
26:45 Mauritian Fody
27:10 Mauritius Olive White-eye
27:41 Pink Pigeon
28:54 Dodo
29:47 Giant Tortoises
31:20 Sugar Cane
32:03 Volcanic Rock
32:41 Natural Bridge
33:22 Southern Coastline
33:55 Chamarel Waterfall
34:13 Seven Colored Earths
35:20 Black River Gorges National Park
35:41 Blue Bay Marine Park
37:12 Grand Bassin
37:50 Beachcomber Dinarobin
40:00 Climbing Le Morne
42:33 Helicopter Flight
44:00 Underwater Waterfall
45:37 Flying over Black River Gorges
47:02 The coincidences of traveling
47:25 Enjoying the food
47:55 Leaving Mauritius
48:23 Flying to Rodrigues
48:44 Tekoma Boutik Hotel
49:10 Baie de l'est
49:46 Exploring Rodrigues on a Scooter
50:47 Grande Montagne Nature Reserve
53:03 Giant Aldabra Tortoises
55:03 Exploring more of Rodrigues on a Scooter
55:40 Caverne Patate
56:50 Snorkeling in Rodrigues
59:38 Outro
I spent 4 Days Inside INDIA'S LONGEST TRAIN (78+ Hours) ????
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Bachpan se he Trains aur lambe Journeys ko lekar dil mai behad pyaar hai.
Kuch saalo je jaana chahta tha aur aaj finally maine travel kar he liya in India's longest Train. 4 Days of excitement, struggle & an unforgettable experience :)
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It is a video series where I will be documenting my Solo backpacking journey all across India in the form on Youtube Shorts. The idea is to see, connect and appreciate life that we live.
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KOLKATA | Exploring India's Third Largest Megacity
Exploring Kolkata (Calcutta), a fascinating, bustling city of fourteen million people and the third largest metropolitan area in India. You can watch Part 2 here:
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Peru: At High Elevation | Travel Documentary and Guide | Things to Know and Expect
Peru: At High Elevation | Travel Documentary and Guide | Things to Know and what to Expect
In this video, we take a look places visited on my journey through Peru, things to know, what you may see, and expect, as well as places to visit.
The places I visited in this adventure are Machu Picchu, Cusco, Lima, Paracas, Huacachina, Aguas Calientes, Vinicunca aka Rainbow Mountain, The Andes, Sacred Valley
If you find this video helpful or enjoy it and want to support the channel and future videos, please consider liking, sharing, and subscribing at no additional cost to you. Links and additional info talked about are down below.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:45 - Peru: Overview
05:42 - Lima: The Capital by the Bay
13:03 - Paracas and Isla Ballestas
17:58 - Huacachina
25:44 - The City of Cusco
38:12 - Aguas Calientes
44:34 - Machu Picchu
48:39 - Getting to Machu Picchu
52:30 - Vinicunca (Rainbow Mountain)
58:04 - Credits/Conclusion
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Vinicunca (Rainbow Mountain):
Humantay Lake Trek:
Moray and Salt Mines Quad Bike:
Machu Picchu from Aguas:
Machu Picchu by Inka Trail:
Peru Hop - peruhop.com
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Rajasthan is Irreplaceable - A Travel Guide - India in 4K
Voyage into the Thar Desert, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Jaipur, and Udaipur via New Delhi in this epic journey into Rajasthan, the largest state in India, and home to the second largest Desert in Asia in this travel documentary of Rajasthan. As we do so, we delve into the question of how relevant the recent surge of A.I. in Art and Creativity is in the experience of travel. Will A.I. change how we travel and experience the world? Or is real life too complex and infinite to be replicated?
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Chapters
00:00 Travel & Artificial Intelligence
1:28 Essence of Rajasthan
6:28 Jaisalmer
7:33 Jaisalmer Fort
10:51 Rooftop inside the fort
11:41 Market inside the Fort
12:56 Gujrati ment
14:04 Way to the Thar Desert
15:53 Thar Desert
16:21 Riding through the That desert
18:32 ATV Rides
18:40 Parasailing
18:48 Camel rides
19:21 Queens of the That desert
20:03 Chatting with the camel owner
21:00 Chilling in the khattia
21:21 Chatting with the Jeep owner
21:41 What happens during the busy season
22:12 Learning to make Pagdi
22:45 Ride back to the city of Jaisalmer
24:07 Chai stall brothers
26:14 Lunch next to the Jaisalmer Fort
27:13 Sleeper buses
27:44 Jodhpur
27:50 Meeting Rakesh Chaudhary, the rickshaw driver
28:19 Umaid Bhawan Palace Hotel
28:28 Gaj Singh's property
28:48 Jodhpur Palace - Umaid Bhawan Palace
29:37 Museum inside the Umaid Bhawan Palace
30:16 Polo
30:57 Shop inside the museum
31:25 - Vintage Car Museum
31:52 - Jaswant Thada
32:56 - Jaswant Thada Architecture
34:13 - View of Jodhpur
34:50 - Mehrangarh Fort
35:35 - Traditional Rajasthani Music
36:28 - Museums inside the Fort
37:28 - Courtyards
38:07 - Artisan Carpet Maker
39:03 - Udaipur City
39:31 - Man-made Lakes
40:42 - Hotel by the Lake
42:40 - Temples in Udaipur
42:52 - Jagdish Temple
43:40 - A Young Indian Artist
43:59 - Autorickshaw ride to Fateh Sagar Lake
44:27 - Fateh Sagar Lake
45:07 - Island Parks
45:38 - Sunset by the lake
46:25 - Visiting a Haveli
46:38 - What is a Haveli?
47:24 - Rooftop at Night
47:48 - Udaipur at Night
48:00 - Jaipur
48:14 - Pink City Autorickshaw Ride
48:34 - Meet Iqbal
49:27 - Hawa Mahal
49:49 - Amer Fort
50:25 - Inside Amer Fort
51:07 - Amer Architecture
51:31 - Renovation of the Fort
52:20 - Roads of Jaipur
52:56 - Jal Mahal “Water Palace”
53:30 - Market next to Jal Mahal
54:04 - Camels and Horses in Jaipur
54:36 - Diwali Lights at Night
55:12 - Albert Hall Museum
56:04 - Shopping in Rajasthan
56:30 - Fabrics
57:32 - Gems and Stones
59:00 - Shawls and Bedsheets
1:00:28 - Paintings
1:00:55 - What to Eat in Rajasthan?
1:04:00 - Movies Shot in Rajasthan
1:04:45 - How to Reach Rajasthan
1:05:42 - Things to do in New Delhi
1:07:32 - Why Visit Rajasthan?
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Things to do in Rajasthan
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Machu Picchu: What they won't tell you about visiting here
There are a zillion YouTube videos from Machu Picchu, but few reveal the secrets and surprises like this one. We're unveiling the good, the bad and the ugly about visiting this ancient city in the clouds.
It's one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, but the tips you learn in this video could be the difference between a great visit and an unpleasant one. Plan ahead for your trip by checking out our journey to the 600 year old village right here on .@windowseatworldtravel.
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INDIA - | An Unbelievable Roadtrip! | Camping Cinematic Film | 45 days [shot on iPhone]
we decided to take an adventure in our #forcegurkha starting from #kerala , to all the amazing places in #india , covering #gandikota , #karnataka , #uttarpradesh , #madhyapradesh , #uttarakhand , #munsyari , #nainital , #dehradun , #kedarnath #himachal #himachalpradesh , #spiti , #reckongpeo , #kinnaur , , #manali , #parvati , #kaza , #leh , #chandratal and many beautiful #village along the way. it was an amazing experience living in the #gurkha4x4x4 . this was a dream in the making for a very long time and we are so happy to have had the chance to make it true. we are sharing beautiful glimpses of our 45 days #roadtrip shot on #iphone13 . hope you will like this film. Thank you so much for your love and support.
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How To TRAVEL INDIA! / Backpacking Around Podcast
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Welcome back to the Backpacking Around podcast!
In this episode we give you the low-down of everything you should prepare before you head to India. From what to pack to what to do at the airport when you arrive to your first few days and what food you should munch on straight away!
There's more coming in the future: we've got so much to say about India, so make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss anything!
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6 weeks Travelling West India // India Goa to Rishikesh backpacking, cinematic film
Travelling across India for six weeks, by train and bus, from south west to north west. Hotspots, hidden gems and impressions. This video came right from my heart and shows the way this country made me feel.
Munnar, Goa, Hampi, Mumbai, Rajhastan, Udaipur, Jaisalamer, Pushkar, Rishikesh, Agra
India travel documentary: THIS IS REAL INDIA
Ensimmäisinä päivinä Kolkatassa meidän teki mieli lukittautua viikkokausiksi kloorinhajuiseen hotellihuoneeseemme ja tilata pelkkiä take away pitsoja suoraan ovellemme.
NIIN PELOISSAMME ME OLIMME!
Saamme edelleen selkäpiitäkarmivia kulttuurishokkisäväreitä, kun katsomme tätä editoimaamme dokumenttia Intiasta. Ethän näytä tätä videota lapsille, koska karut kokemukset saattavat hätkähdyttää.
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