- Couple from England shares candid video of their diverse India travel experience
- They explored Delhi, Rajasthan, Varanasi, and Kerala, highlighting cultural contrasts
- Husband described India as an energetic place full of kind people and activity
India has always held a magnetic charm for travellers seeking diversity, and for a couple from Colchester, England, that allure turned into an unforgettable adventure. Their journey across the subcontinent is winning hearts online, thanks to a video that captures their candid impressions of the country. When asked about the vibe in India, the husband summed it up perfectly: "Full of energy, full of really nice people, lots going on."
From the bustling streets of Delhi to the serene backwaters of Kerala, the couple experienced the contrasts that make India unique. While they admitted that traffic up north can be "a bit crazy," Kerala offered a refreshing change with its laid-back, relaxed atmosphere.
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India: A Cultural Kaleidoscope
The wife highlighted what many travellers find fascinating: "The different cultural experiences in the different states we have travelled are quite fascinating."
Their itinerary reads like a dream for any travel enthusiast - starting in Delhi, then moving through Jodhpur, Jaipur, Udaipur, Agra, Pushkar, Varanasi, and finally winding down in Kerala.
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More Than Just A Holiday
For those who haven't been to India, the husband ends with a powerful message: "It's not a holiday, it's an experience you can't get anywhere else in the world." From witnessing deep-rooted passion for cricket on the streets of India to soaking in centuries of history and culture, their journey has been exciting and memorable.
The heartwarming video received love-filled comments:
"The last message he gave hit my heart," wrote a viewer. Another added, "Lovely couple.. thanks for choosing India."
An Instagram user said, "Goosebumps...when someone says something good about my land."
"Kerala truly is the best place," a viewer added, while another suggested they explore Himachal or the Northeast next.
