glad we came but it's bloody hot there is zero trees zero shade the whole time we're
like
today is our first full day exploring New Delhi we strategically timed it in the middle
of a heat wave so i'm expecting these clothes to be well and truly sweated through by the
time we get back oh yeah we did also decide to book onto a tour we're gonna get to run
around and see all of the cultural and heritage sites new delhi has to offer
thank you
it's very busy and vegetable market i don't know if you can hear me because it is so loud
right now
so we are officially in old delhi we got to see the outside of the red fort and a couple
of different temples yeah it's meant to be no cars here there's a lot of cars for no
cars yeah there's a lot of cars for no cars but it's nice taking some photos with some
people being followed a few times
this place is already such a sensory overload and we've literally been here for what an
hour and all of the markets are shut still there's so much going on there was a monstrous
cow in the middle of the road and we missed it until the very end we only saw it right
at the oh luckily our guide pointed it out for us yeah we would have missed it completely
but it's so beautiful it's so crazy like all the wiring and stuff on the street i love
it yeah we're here quite early like it's before nine o'clock so that's why there's still cars
around um and it looks like all the shops are still closed so i can't imagine when things
are open how crazy it would be yeah i think he said they open in like an hour or so it's
intense i'm sure we'll see it
come on
we made it to the spice market and as soon as you walk in it just hits you in the face
we were coughing everywhere even but it's busy and it smells amazing and it's not even
open yet again yeah we got here before it opened so everything's still closed up it's
nicer though this is less people obviously yeah and getting to see them all just do their
normal thing and sort of start the opening process but it's so cool just seeing all the
bags of all the spices there's so many chilies looks like they live here as well and just
like get up get clean and open shops yeah it is starting to get hot though i can feel
the sweat starting it's not even 10 a.m
back on the bike i love the spice market though i can only imagine how intense it would be
when it's open insane
local celebrity i feel famous
so we're off the bike part of what we wanted to do today is not really know where we're
going that comes with some risks because sometimes they say where do you want to go i'm like
we don't really know but this time we just got in the car and he drove us straight here
this is Mahatma Gandhi's sight of cremation so we've just gone from the hustle and bustle
and the craziness of old delhi to this peaceful and tranquil side of new delhi
we love India already the people are just so nice it's such a genuine kindness and like
happiness it's just infectious it can be challenging to film in some instances but you just get
lost in the people and the smells and the colors and the spices yeah it feels like my
eyes are wide there's so much to take in it's just intense all the time you can't even blink
because you'll miss something the whole time we're like yeah
sorry if you can't hear me probably we had to remove the microphone but now we've come
to a place that might hint at somewhere we get to visit later in our india trip
you got nine percent left so we have made it to the baby taj i'm pretty sure there's
another name for it which we'll put here and we just found out that unlike the taj mahal
which was built by a husband for his wife the baby taj was built by a wife for her husband
i believe that the taj was based off of the baby taj i don't know if that's correct yeah
but it is beautiful i can't even imagine what the taj mahal is like if this is the baby
one
so we just got out of the tomb it was beautiful inside and beautiful outside we did get swamped
a bit though took a lot of photos at the front and it keeps happening wherever we go and
entry was a little bit more than what we thought it was going to be so it was 600 rupees to
get in per person 1200 total which is a little bit above 20 Australian dollars so but it's
been good and i'm really looking forward to get back into some air conditioning it's also
made me super excited for the taj mahal because this is just the baby taj and it's so intricate
and detailed and all of the archways i have loved it yes very very keen just for air conditioning
in the car is going to be amazing
so we just got to see the lotus temple i'm glad we came but it's bloody hot there is
zero trees zero shade so we literally ran around and now we're going back to the air
conditioning of the car
we waited until now to give you a bit of a wrap-up because we were not allowed to have
a stabilizer and not allowed to have a microphone so we were worried that you wouldn't be able
to hear us and what you could see of us would be blurry yeah but we both had such a good
day i'm so glad that we did it the way that we did you could definitely go and see all
of the sites and cultural places by yourself but it just made it so much easier going out
for the first time with a tour guide who knows everything he had water for us basically every
time hop back into air conditioning just made it so easy i think that was the main difference
every time you left a temple or you left an area you didn't have to wait and order an
uber or you didn't have to try and fight for the best price you just had the driver there
so if you are a little bit unsure about going into the crowds in india do this it's the
best way now we are super hot and ready to cool down and just relax for the rest of the
day so we're gonna go i think jump in the pool but now we're both boiling stop talking
over me now okay i'll stop
hello
that happens a lot that was a sweet one
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