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    #27 Cycling the Real India: Jaipur to Pushkar | Switzerland to Southeast Asia



    #27 Cycling the Real India: Jaipur to Pushkar | Switzerland to Southeast Asia

    We continue our cycling journey across India. From Jaipur, the Pink City, we rode through the flooded areas of Sambhar Lake, sharing the road with locals, cows, and monkeys, before arriving in the holy temple town of Pushkar. Along the way, we visited Pushkar’s Monkey Temple, experienced rain-soaked roads, and captured the authentic rhythm of Rajasthani life.

    This episode is part of our long-distance adventure, cycling from Switzerland to Southeast Asia. Join us as we explore India by bicycle, meeting people, discovering culture, and experiencing the roads less traveled.

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    इस वीडियो में हम जयपुर से पुष्कर तक साइकिलिंग करते हैं। रास्ते में सांभर झील की बाढ़, स्थानीय लोगों के साथ मुलाकात और पुष्कर के मंदिरों का अनुभव शामिल है। भारत की असली झलक हमारे कैमरे में।

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    25. @MrMaguuuuuuuuu on

      Nice videography ❤ 🙏🏾🇮🇳🇺🇸🍯

      Stay hydrated. I would recommend those survival water filter tubes. Amazon India should have them. Have them delivered to your hotel. Then you can just ask for water anywhere (“Pani”). Even strangers will gladly give you water.

    31. @KAGA11yt on

      असली भारत तो गांव में बसता है 😢😢😢😢😢😢 दिल को सुकून मिला

    39. @robinfrost5561 on

      It's an adventure and it's exhilarating and everything good, yes but when going through unknown places and through unknown people, just be wary and careful of your surroundings. North Indian's are a different breed, everything from their looks to the way they speak to you is just scary and disgusting, sometimes even unsafe. A lot of them though not a rare few are a primitive and uncivilized kind….

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