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    #28 Cycling India: Rajasthan & Jodhpur | Switzerland to Southeast Asia



    #28 Cycling India: Rajasthan & Jodhpur | Switzerland to Southeast Asia

    It’s the first time the whether is sunny. There is no shadow of rain. And, I think we are going slowly towards out of monsoon season, which is nice
    because the temperature is not too hot yet and it doesn’t rain constantly. Thank you. That is our first gift in India! Oh, I think I know this is sour cucumber. A lot of hotels in India
    cannot accept foreigners because they need to have a form
    that because of too much paperwork, they don’t have it. So if you are a foreigner,
    you cannot stay everywhere. And I would say out of big cities, 70,
    80% of the, hotels, you cannot go. So finding a hotel
    between two major cities like that,
    we are now with 200 km between Pushkar and Jodhpur It’s very annoying and very hard to find
    because you need to find a hotel. First oline. Call them. They don’t speak English. Somehow you need to ask them
    do they accept foreigner? And if they say yes,
    then you can go there. We are in middle of the Jodhpur town
    like basically in the center. It’s horrible too many people Too much traffic, it’s so hard to pass. I’m maneuvering between people. Oh my God. Good Morning

    Cycling Pushkar to Jodhpur in Rajasthan, India. We explore the majestic Mehrangarh Fort, the iconic Clock Tower, and the famous Blue City of Jodhpur.

    #cyclingindia #rajasthantravel #jodhpur #bluecity #indiatravel

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    5. @Omchoudhary21 on

      I accidentally came across your Jaipur to Ajmer video, and now I’m addicted to watching all of your videos! I’m from Jodhpur, and I’m currently watching your recording of my city—it’s beautifully captured. Thank you for showcasing it so nicely, and a warm welcome to India my friends❤

    7. @worldfact21 on

      Hey heeey heeyyyy,
      u guys know why people not responding to your "namaste", because in India distance of every 15-20 km people speak different launguage 😅 . "Namaste" is the word maybe every people understand but they don't use it in their regular routine.
      U know we have a proverb in India .
      "कोसों दूर बदले पानी,
      कोस कोस पर बदले बानी"
      It means The water changed miles away, and the language changed a few miles away.
      Isn't it funny 😅
      We have many laugange I don't know in numbers.
      Also I don't know many laugange, I only know 2 of them.
      But we all are a family,
      Thanks for visiting, welcome in BHARAT💖.

    8. @HenryTheSotmya on

      7:42 Audentes Fortuna Iuvat.
      Welcome to India 🤗. Sorry about the traffic. Most people in India don't follow traffic rules. Riding a bicycle in such traffic is very difficult. My brother and sister, be careful.

    14. @VivekLodhi-fv6um on

      My😊 dear sister and brother, please tell us honestly what you think of our country 🚩🇮🇳and our ancient🔱 culture🚩. What are your impressions of the people here? What have you learned by being here? How has it helped you understand life? And the place where you are now—that is ⚔️Rajasthan🏜️, our state, the land of heroes! Studying the🔱 history 🚩of our India will change your life. And you must definitely visit🙌🏻🙏🏻 Shri Dham Vrindavan🌼🏵️, the land of our beloved ❤Krishna. You will receive the blessings of Srimati Radharani. If possible, please try to meet 🙌🏻🌼Premanand Ji Maharaj. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Hare Krishna! Whear are you from which country??😊

    15. @LODOMARNDI-o4u on

      When it's comes to India you always show the village the poor people not the normal people at all😂😂😂 and calling yourself I am exploring the culture😂 but in reality you need a money for your children and this is the reality of your people

    20. @tonyrajawat7399 on

      I'm really impressed with you guys,, it's not possible that you didn't face any problems, coz it's little tough to adjust ourselve in a different place , but still it's on us that what you really wanna see, feel, explore, capture, what you could have do for more views and sympathy, what many people do ,but you didn't, I think you came here for real journey, not for youtube,, God bless you two ❤🙏, and yes that was kind cucumber ☺️🥒 what is your first and pure gift from that lady,,,,

    22. @Mrharman023 on

      I really admire your cinematic style — you have a great sense of camera and visuals. As a film director, I can say that’s a strong foundation. But cinema isn’t only about the camera; the secret ingredient is emotion.
      Even in big films like Transformers, what makes people connect isn’t just the visuals but the human moments — feelings, relationships, and personal touch. I’d encourage you to show more of yourself, your emotions, and your interactions. That’s what builds a lasting connection with viewers.
      You’re also in one of the best places for YouTube growth — many creators come to India and gain thousands or even millions of followers quickly. You already have the talent, don’t miss this chance.
      This isn’t a scam, and I’m not asking for money — my help is completely free. I genuinely see potential in you. If you’d like detailed suggestions or even a full growth strategy, just reply and I’ll share my contact details.

    26. @PG-wm6jm on

      @2:08 Hi! Angrez😂 Angrez literally means Britishers but often used for all white people in India. It's like mexican word Gringo, we also have another word for white people in Hindi which is more accurate bcoz it doesn't mean only Britishers but all white people and that word is "Firangi".

    32. @RJBabu1 on

      Watch all Indian videos and like your videos only because you promoting cycling… anyway if you come to Asansol (West Bengal) please stay with my ke and my family..my mom very very good food…❤

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