First Impressions of Goa, Is THIS Really India? 🇮🇳

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  @TheJourneyofJosh · 1 year ago · pinned

  Hey everyone! Hope you are well 😊Today's video isn't very action packed and is pretty chill compared to usual.. but I hope you enjoy it regardless, they can't all be full of action! I seem to be getting quite a lot of unnecessary and unwarranted negative and hateful comments from people in India.. I'm not sure why as I have only been positive in these videos 😅 If you watch this please leave a nice comment down below, let me know why you liked the video or any suggestion for my next trip to India? I really want to go to the North East. Look forward to reading them all! Much Love as always ❤

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  @Ozukovsky · 1 year ago (edited)

  Well if you go to places like Sikkim and Meghalaya you will be further shocked. Sikkim has the best civic sense in India along with some of the most beautiful landscapes with no pollution. Meghalaya has gorges, crystal blue lakes (check/google umiam lake, dawki), caves, rainiest place on planet earth (mawsyram), cleanest village in asia (mawlyngong), living root bridge (will remind you of bridge of terrabithia or something out of a fantasy movie), foggy landscapes, only state that has matrilineal culture, sacred groves, etc. When it comes to food it will blow your mind and your idea about indian food will change. Style of cooking is very different more closer to south-east asia rather than south-asia, ingredients are different, more non vegetarians. Pork is actually one of the most consumed meat in the whole of north-east region. Different languages, tribes , cultures, music festivals. If you travel to tawang in arunachal you will find snowy landscape. Also at a very high altitude. Places are clean. Also you won't find scammers as such

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  @alwynfernandes3076 · 1 year ago (edited)

  India is a nation with the highest diversity. In Goa, people do not typically greet each other with "namaste." Instead, we often use a casual "hello" or the local phrase "kaysh hain" (how are you?).

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  @ShauryaTomar-ie6jq · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pc-4ePjipA&amp;t=230">3:50</a> &nbsp;just a chill guy 😂😂<br>South goa is more relaxed as compared to north goa

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  @soumyashankardas1765 · 3 months ago

  Best travel channel tbh! ❤

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  @xavierfernandws4718 · 1 year ago

  I’m a Goan from south Goa.living in 🇨🇭.vivaaaaaa brother love your vlogs.

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  @WhatsJackDoingNow · 1 year ago

  India looks fun! 😊🎉

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  @coding-001 · 1 year ago

  So chill beyond belief!!

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  @riana2906 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Thank you Josh for visiting Goa..Welcome, we goans speak English,Konkani and Hindi too.. U have visited the best time of the year. Hoping you will treat youurself to real authentic Goan Food, Rice and fish curry, Rechado Bangado, chicken xacuti,..in sweets, Bebinca,.. Doce, and other delicacies .. I see pure joy in ur videos.. Hoping that u have a good time with Goan food and hospitality.. Yes Goa has the best beaches in the South..Tk cre

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  @vibhavraikar · 1 year ago (edited)

  We don&apos;t speak much hindi in Goa bro ,it&apos;s only in North thing,and every one you see on road are not goan ,true goan won&apos;t spare time standing on road

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• DY

  @dylanthomas7443 · 1 year ago

  Goa was a Portuguese colony, and even when the British left in 1947, the Portuguese were reluctant to leave. Then, when push came to shove, the Indian Army moved in the early 1960s. The Goans have their own language. Most of the people you met were from the northeast and Nepal.

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  @priscillaazavedo8960 · 1 year ago

  The farmer came to make sure you were not defecating there, given the posture. haha

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